WEG

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WAY — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English weg; akin to Old High German weg ~, Old English wegan to …
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WAY — I. ˈwā noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English way, wey, from Old English weg; akin to Old High German …
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MIDWAY — I. ˈmidˌwā noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English midweg, from midd, midde mid + weg way — more at …
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AWAY — I. əˈwā adverb Etymology: Middle English away, on way, from Old English aweg, onweg, from a- (I) , on + …
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WOUGH — ˈwō, ˈwȯ noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English wogh, from Old English wōg, wāh; akin to Old Frisian wāch …
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WAYWISER — ˈwāˌwīzə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: part translation of Dutch wegwijzer guide, signpost, waywiser, literally, one that shows the way, …
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WAYLESS — ˈwālə̇s adjective Etymology: Middle English wayles, weyles, from Old English weglēas, from weg way + -lēas -less : having no …
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WAYFARING — -riŋ, -rēŋ adjective Etymology: Middle English wayfaringe, alteration (influenced by -inge -ing (III)) of wayfarende, from Old English wegfarende, from …
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WAYBREAD — ˈwāˌbred noun Etymology: Middle English weybrede, from Old English wegbrǣde; akin to Middle Dutch wegebrede broad-leaved plantain, Old High German …
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WAIN — ˈwān noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English wægn, wæn; akin to Middle Dutch wagen wagon, cart, …
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THALWEG — ˈtälˌveg, -vāḵ noun ( -s ) Etymology: German talweg (formerly spelled thalweg ), from tal valley (from Old High German) …
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HIGHWAY — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English heghewei, highway, from Old English hēiweg, hēahweg, from hēah …
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ALWAYS — ˈȯlwēz, ˈȯu̇w-, -wə̇z, -(ˌ)wāz, before some consonants sometimes -_wə̇s adverb Etymology: Middle English alweyes, alwayes, alteration (influenced by -es -s) …
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WIGGLE — /wig"euhl/ , v. , wiggled, wiggling , n. v.i. 1. to move or go with short, quick, irregular movements from …
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WEE — /wee/ , adj., weer, weest . 1. little; very small. 2. very early: in the wee hours of the morning. …
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WAYS — /wayz/ , n. ( used with a sing. v. ) way (defs. 7, 14, 20a). [ ME weyes, OE weges, …
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WAY — way 1 — wayless , adj. /way/ , n. 1. manner, mode, or fashion: a new way of looking at …
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THALWEG — /tahl"veg, -vayk/ , n. 1. a line, as drawn on a map, connecting the lowest points of a valley. 2. …
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AWAY — /euh way"/ , adv. 1. from this or that place; off: to go away. 2. aside; to another place; in …
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ALWAY — /awl"way/ , adv. Archaic. always. [ bef. 900; ME allwaye, alle wey; OE ealneweg, equiv. to ealne (acc. sing. masc. …
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WAY — I. ˈwā noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English weg; akin to Old High German weg way, Old English wegan …
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ALWAY — adverb Etymology: Middle English alwey, alneway, from Old English ealne weg, literally, all the way, from ealne (accusative of eall …
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WEY — [ weɪ ] ■ noun a former unit of weight or volume varying with different kinds of goods, e.g. 3 …
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WEE — ~ 1 ■ adjective ( ~r , ~st ) chiefly Scottish little. Origin ME (orig. a noun use in Scots, …
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WAY — [way] n [ME, fr. OE weg; akin to OHG weg way, OE wegan to move, L vehere to carry, via …
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ALWAY — [al.way] adv [ME alwey, alneway, fr. OE ealne weg, lit., all the way, fr. ealne (acc. of eall all) + …
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ERNST, PAUL — born March 7, 1866, Elbingerode, Saxony died May 13, 1933, Sankt Georgen, Austria in full Paul Karl Friedrich Ernst German …
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WAY — / weɪ; NAmE / noun , adverb ■ noun METHOD / STYLE 1. [ C ] way (to do sth) …
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ШНИЦЛЕР — (Schnitzler, Arthur) (1862-1931), австрийский драматург. Родился 15 мая 1862 в Вене. В 1885 удостоился ученой степени в области медицины, но …
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