War

wawr, n. a state of opposition or contest a contest between states gamed on by arm* open hostility the profe ion of arms. v.i. to make war: to contend to fight pr p. warr'itig pa.t and pa.p. warred. [A.S. tww, influenced by O. Fr. ivtrre (Fr. guerre), which from O. Ger. ivtrra, quarrel.] Warble, wawribl, v to sing in a quavering way, or with variations to chirp as birds do.— v.t: to s ng in a vibratory manner to utter musically to carol.— n. a quavering modulation of the voice: a song. [O- Fr. werbler to warble, make turns with the voice—Ger. wirbeln, to make a turn akin to Whirl