Wraith

rath, n. An apparition of a person in his ex- act likene , seen before death, or a little after; a specter; vision; unreal image. [Ic. rordhr, a warden, guardian, vardha = E. ward, to guard.] sun, cube, full moon, fdot cow, oil WREST Wrangle, ran'gl, [-gled (-gld), -gling.] To dispute angrily, quarrel peevishly and noisily, brawl, altercate. — n. An angry dis-pute noisy quarrel bickering; jar; jangle; contest; controversy; squabble. [ME. wranglen, also wraxlen, to wrestle, freq. of wring, AS. wringun, to pre , strain: see \V king/) — Wran'gler, n. — Senior vrrangler. Cambridge Univ. Eng.) The student who pa es the best examination in mathematics in the senate-house. Wrap, rap, [wrapped (rapt), wrapping.] To wind or fold together; to cover by winding or folding, envelop completely, infold; to conceal by enveloping or infolding, hide, involve as an effect or consequence. [ME. wrapjien, wlappen — E. to fold, ProvE. warj>, to fold see Warp.] — Wrap'per, n. One who, or that which, wraps; that in which anything wrapped or inclosed envelope covering esp., a loose outer garment. — Wrap'rascal, n. A coarse upper coat.