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wed, v. t. To take for husband or for wife; to marry: to join in marriage, give in wedlock; to unite closely in affection, connect indi olubly or strongly. — v. i. To contract matrimony, marry. — Wed'ded, a. Of, or pert, to, wedlock or marriage. — Wed'ding. n. Nuptial ceremony; nuptial festivities; marriage; nuptials.— Diamond wedding. The 60th anniversary of a marriage, when husband and wife are both living, when presents of diamonds are conmade. — Golden w. The 50th anniversary. — Silver w. To The 25th anniversary. — China w. The 20th annito air. versary.— Crystal w. The loth anniversary. — Tin bew. The 10th anniversary. — Wooden w: The 5th an effect niversary.— Wedlock, w. Marriage; matrimony. f Wedge, wej, n. A piece of metal, or other hard i edge mate at (Geol.) rial, thick at one end and sloping to a thin edge at or the other, used in splitting wood, rocks exposetc., — one of the mechanical powers, q.v. a. anything in the form of a wedge, as a bodj to, the of troops drawn up in sr.ch a form. — v. t a ship [wedged (wejd), wedging.] To cleave or used separate with 'a wedge; to rive; to force or To drive as a wedge is driven; to force, as in wedge forces its way; to fix in the man- Wedge. Dener of a wedge; to fasten with a wedge, day or with wedges. cock, Wedlock. See under Wed. in the j Wednesday, wenz'dT, n. The 4th day of the week. easj Weed, wed, n. Anjplant that is usele , troublesome, ship to noxious, or grows where it is not wanted; whatever or is unprofitable or troublesome; anything usele ; tobacco (with the definite article). — v. t. To free from atmos- I weeds or noxious plants; to take away (noxious | plants): to free from anvthins; hurtful or offensive. over — Weed'y, -T. a. [-iek; -iest.] Relating to, consisting a. of, or abounding with', weeds; scraggy, ill-shaped, In the I ungainly — said of horses, also of persons.!