WUD

Meaning of WUD in English

ˈwu̇d adjective

Etymology: alteration of wood (I)

chiefly Scotland : insane , mad

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

WUD — adjective Etymology: alteration of 1wood Date: circa 1699 insane , mad
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
WUD — /wood/ , adj. Chiefly Scot. wood; mad. [ see WOOD 2 ]
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WUD — adjective Etymology: alteration of wood (I) Date: circa 1699 chiefly Scottish : insane , mad
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WUD — [wud] adj [alter. of [1]wood] (1772) chiefly Scot: insane, mad
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WUD — Pronunciation: ' wüd Function: adjective Etymology: alteration of 1 wood Date: circa 1699 chiefly Scottish : INSANE , MAD
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WOODY — woody 1 — woodiness , n. /wood"ee/ , adj., woodier, woodiest . 1. abounding with woods; wooded. 2. belonging or …
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WHID — /hwid, hwud, wid, wud/ , v. , whidded, whidding , n. Scot. v.i. 1. to move quickly and quietly. n. …
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WHAT'D — /hwut"id, hwot"-, wut"-, wot"-; hwud, wud/ contraction of what did: What'd you say? Usage . See contraction .
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WHATCHAMACALLIT — /hwuch"euh meuh kawl'it, hwoch"-, wuch"-, woch"-/ , n. whachamacallit. Also, what-do-you-call-it /hwud"euh yeuh kawl'it, hwod"-, wud"-, wod"-/ .
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ISN'T — /iz"euhnt/ contraction of is not. Usage . See contraction . Pronunciation . ISN'T is often pronounced /id"nt/ in the South …
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