waw2t

t. [ What wenten ye out in to desert for to se? a reed wawid with the wynd? Wyclif , Luke vii. 24. waw3t, n. [ wawe , wagh, waz , wah , wowe , wough , wouh , wag , wah = OFries. wach = MD. weeghe veeghe = Icel. veggr =Sw. vägg = Dan. væg , a wall.] A wall. Piers Plowman (B), iii. 61. waw (wa), v. i. [ wawen ; imitative; cf. waul , wawl .] To cry as a cat; waul. waw ah (wä'wä), n . Same as wow-wow. Encyc. Brit., IV. 57. wawet, interj. anden. A Middle English form of woe. IMG:content-2148.png:[blocks in formation]