Wish

wish, r.?'. [wished (wisht), wishing.] To have a desire, long, hanker; to be disnosed or inclined; to v. t. entertain To desire, "hope lonsr or for; fear to in frame resnect or exnre to any thins. desires — sun, cube, lull; moon, fott; cow, oil; linger concerning; to invoke in favor of or against any one; to imprecate. — «. Desire; longing; expre ion of desire; request; petition; invocation or imprecation; a thing desired; object of desire. — Wish'ful, -ful, a. Having desire, or ardent desire; showing desire. — Wist'ful, -fill, a. Eagerly attentive: engro ed; with desire or longing: wishful. — Wish'bone, n. The forked bone in front of the breast-bone in birds, corresponding to 2 clavicles confluent at their lower ends; merry-thought. Wishy-washy, wish'i-wo'sh'i, a. Thin and weak; diluted, — said of liquids. Weak; unsubstantial.