wheel age (age as ig)

[ Eng.wheel, s.; -age.] Duty or toll paid for wheeled vehicles pa ing over certain ground. wheeled, adj. [English wheel, s.; ed.] Having wheels; conveyed or supported on wheels. "At all times elaborate exhibitions are made on wheeled vehicles."- Scribner's Magazine , Aug., 1880, p. 611. wheel-er, s. [Eng. wheel , v.; -er.] 1. One who wheels. *2. One who makes wheels; a wheelwright. 3. A wheel-horse, or the horse next the wheels of IMG:content-0814.png:[blocks in formation] breathe hard and with an audible sound, as a person affected with asthma. "Catarrhs, loads o' gravel i' the back, lethargies, cold palsies, raw eyes, dirt-rotten livers, wheezing lungs."Shakesp.: Troilus and Cre ida, v. 1. wheēz-ỹ, a. & s. [Eng. wheez ( e ); -y.] A. As adj .: Affected with or characterized by wheezing. (Used either of a person or of his voice.) B. As subst.: A free translation of Vindémiaire (Vintage), the first month of the French Republi can year. wheft, s. [WAFT, s., II.] whělk (1), s . [A dim in. from wheal (2) (q. v.).] 1. A small pustule or pimple, especially on the face; an eruptive protuberance; any similar protuberance. "His face is all bubukles and whelks , and knobs, and flames o' fire."- Shakesp .: Henry V., iii. 6. 2. The skin disease technically known as Acne or Lycos is.