WAIR

Meaning of WAIR in English

( n. )

A piece of plank two yard/ long and a foot broad.

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WAIR — Scotland variant of ware VI
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WAIR — (n.) A piece of plank two yard/ long and a foot broad.
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WAIR — noun a piece of plank two yard/ long and a foot broad.
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VIRILE — ˈvirə̇l, chiefly Brit -iˌrīl adjective Etymology: Middle French or Latin; Middle French viril, from Latin virilis, from vir man, adult …
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WOODENWARE — /wood"n wair'/ , n. vessels, utensils, etc., made of wood. [ 1640-50; WOODEN + WARE 1 ]
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WOMENSWEAR — /wim"inz wair'/ , n. 1. See women's wear . 2. cloth, esp. wool or wool-blend fabrics, used for women's tailored …
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WILLOWWARE — /wil"oh wair'/ , n. china using the willow pattern. [ 1850-55, Amer.; WILLOW + WARE 1 ]
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WHEREWITHAL — /hwair"widh awl', -with-, wair"-/ , n. 1. that with which to do something; means or supplies for the purpose or …
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WHEREWITH — /hwair with", -widh", wair-/ , adv., conj. 1. Literary. with which; by means of which. 2. Archaic. a. with what? …
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WHEREVER — /hwair ev"euhr, wair-/ , conj. 1. in, at, or to whatever place. 2. in any case or condition: wherever it …
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WHERE'VE — /hwairv, wairv, hwair"euhv, wair"-/ contraction of where have: Where've you seen this before? Usage . See contraction .
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WHEREUPON — /hwair'euh pon", -pawn", wair'-; hwair"euh pon', -pawn', wair"-/ , conj. 1. upon what or upon which. 2. at or after …
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WHEREUNTO — /hwair un"tooh, wair-; hwair'un tooh", wair'-/ , conj., adv. Archaic. whereto. [ 1375-1425; late ME quhareunto. See WHERE, UNTO ]
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WHERETO — /hwair tooh", wair-/ , conj., adv. 1. Archaic. to what or what place or end. 2. to which. [ 1175-1225; …
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WHERETHROUGH — /hwair throoh", wair-/ , conj. through, during, or because of which. [ 1175-1225; ME hwerthrough. See WHERE, THROUGH ]
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WHERESOEVER — /hwair'soh ev"euhr, wair'-/ , conj. in or to whatsoever place; wherever. [ 1275-1325; ME, equiv. to whereso wherever (OE ( …
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WHERESOE'ER — /hwair'soh air", wair'-/ , conj. Literary. wheresoever.
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WHERE'RE — /hwair"euhr, wair"-, hwair, wair/ contraction of where are: Where're you going? Usage . See contraction .
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WHEREON — /hwair on", -awn", wair-/ , conj. 1. on what or which. adv. 2. Archaic. on what? [ 1175-1225; ME wheron. …
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WHEREOF — /hwair uv", -ov", wair-/ , adv., conj. of what, which, or whom. [ 1150-1200; ME wherof. See WHERE, OF 1 …
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WHEREINTO — /hwair in"tooh, wair-; hwair'in tooh", wair'-/ , conj. into which. [ 1530-40; WHERE + INTO ]
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WHEREIN — /hwair in", wair-/ , conj. 1. in what or in which. adv. 2. in what way or respect? [ 1200-50; …
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WHEREFROM — /hwair frum", -from", wair-/ , conj., adv. from which; whence. [ 1480-90; WHERE + FROM ]
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WHEREFORE — /hwair"fawr', -fohr', wair"-/ , adv. 1. Archaic. for what? why? 2. for that cause or reason: Wherefore let us be …
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WHERE'ER — /hwair air", wair-/ , conj., adv. Literary. wherever.
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WHEREBY — /hwair buy", wair-/ , conj., adv. 1. by what or by which; under the terms of which. 2. Obs. by …
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WHEREAT — /hwair at", wair-/ , conj. 1. Literary. a. at which: a reception whereat many were present. b. to which; whereupon: …
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WEREWOLF — /wair"woolf', wear"-, werr"-/ , n. , pl. werewolves /-woolvz'/ . (in folklore and superstition) a human being who has changed …
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WAREHOUSE — n. /wair"hows'/ ; v. /wair"howz', -hows'/ , n. , pl. warehouses /-how'ziz/ , v. , warehoused, warehousing . n. 1. …
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WARE — ware 1 /wair/ , n. 1. Usually, wares . a. articles of merchandise or manufacture; goods: a peddler selling his …
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REDWARE — redware 1 /red"wair'/ , n. an early American earthenware made from red clay. [ 1790-1800; RED 1 + WARE 1 …
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