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well
adv. 1. (Car. DJE; OED idem, formerly com-mon but now only in set phr., e.g. well aware] very, greatly (before
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wedding husband
[cf. Jam, husband man (affectionate), whence sense of 'marrying man' (Cas-sidy p.c.)] n. 1. bridegroom: 1918 You shall be my
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wectation
[from vexation] n. a state of anger or annoyance. (Nassau, Mayag.)
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weather, wedder
/weda/ [Car.; OED idem, now dial, and nautical] n. bad weather; a storm: 1888 Daylight found us battling with a
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wealthy off
/welti ohf/ [probably a merging of wealthy + well off] adj. rich: 1966 He guess they'll be more wealthy, wealthy
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weak heart: have a weak heart
[cf. OED weak-hearted lacking in courage] phr. to lack courage: He heart dead weak-he even ain' get the courage to
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weak head
[cf. US Black weak head immature out-look (Folb); Haititian te′t faible naive (Gaujean p.c.); OLD weak-headed idem] adj. dull-witted: 1940
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weak back:have (or got) weak back
[cf. BACK] phr. 1. to have a weak bladder: That boy got weak back-he does wet he bed every night
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we
obj. pron. [Car.; also dial. in Brit. (OED), US (ADD)] us: 1918 Let we go now (Parsons 117). 1966 All
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wayside bean
n. a plant, Vigna sp., which has pale blue or lilac-colored flowers and bears pods. (Exuma, Eleu.)
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