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Wat che, f. gossip, tell-tale. Wifce, £ 1. washing; 2. linen; 3 wash-house ; place where ore is washed ſchwarze or ſchmutzige —, foul linen die fleine —, dab wash. Wafhen ving &n. (auz, haben 1. to wash; 2, fig. to chat, chatter prattle, babble, gossip ; diefer Rattun läßt fid) —, this calico washes; dis Schrift —, Print. T. to wash the type; die gepochten Erze —, to wash, Iue or tramble the stamped ores; eine Zeich⸗ nung —, to wash a drawing, lave a design: fig. ich wafche meine Hinde in Unfchuld, I wash my hands of it; feine Hände in unfchuldigem Blute —, to imbrue one’s hands in innocent blood; vulg. einem ben Kopf —, to chide or reprimand one; fich gewa- ſchen haben, jig. vulg. to be as it ought to be (comme il faut); tas hat fic gewafchen, that is comme il faut, prow. eine Hand wäfcht bie andere one hand washes another; do a kind ness, receive a kindness. QB df ch eu, n. (-8) 1. washing; lavation luing, buddling (of ores); Intion (cf diene): © —— board; —bühne, f._ Min. T. laund table; —biitte, —butte, f. var for washing; —tifen, n. Min. T. crude iron from buddled fron ore; —¢r}, n. Min. T. ore for the buddle; washed or lued ore; —erde, f. fuller's earth; —= fai, x. washing-tub, washing coop ; —⸗ frau, f. washer-woman, laundress; —= gefäß, n. vid. —faß; —geld, n. pay for washing; —gelte, f. wash-pail ; —geräth, n. 1. linen; 2. articles for getting up linen; —gefchworene, m Min. T. vid. —fteiger; —gold, xn. wash-gold obtained from sand or slime by washing; —handſchuh, m. wash- leather-glove ; —fhaus, n. wash-house ; —herd, m. Min. 7. sump, floor of the buddle; —holz, n. vid. —bläuel; —jitnge, m. Min. T. boy at the buddle; —fanne, f. ewer; —feffel, m. wash- kettle, chaffern; —flammer, £ —- Hämmerchen, n. clothes-peg; —fli= pfel, m.via. —bläuel ;—forb, m. basket for linen; —Fratst, n. scap-wort; —⸗ krücke, —fiifte, f. Min. 7. rake for bud- dling; —Eufe, f. washing-vat; —fus pfer, ». Min. 7. copper from washed ; 2. fig. gossipping ; das — der Erze, washing of ores. Miafder, i m. (-83 pl. —) 1. washer; BWifder, fa. fig. male gossip; idle prattler; compos. —lohu, m. pay for washing. Waſcherei, ei (pl.-en) 1. bad wash: Wäſcherei, § ing, mudding, smudging: 2. place for ing ; 3. fig. gossipp idle talk. MWäfcheriun,f. (pl. -en) 1. washer- woman, laundress; 2. fig. gossip. Wäſchhaft, I. adj. gossipping, lo quacious, talkative; If. adv. talkatively. Wäſchhaftigkeit, £ loquacity, ialkativeness. Wife, f (pl. —n) province. 1. female relation, female cousin, aunt; 2. bundle of brush-wood, Wafer, m. sod, turf, clod; province. bundle of brush-wood; steam; compos. —banf, f. bank ofturf; —binber, m. provine, fagot-maker; ——holj, x. pro vine. fagot-wood ; —Meifter, m. provine. public flayer, executioner ; —meifte: 765 Wafl tet, f. vid, Abdeckeret; —ſtück, n. grass- plot, lawn, green; — wall, m. rampart covered with turf. Wäfer, pron. + what, what a; compos. —lei, adj pron. whatever, whatsoever. Wäsgau, n. (-e8; pl.-e) the Vosges ‚mountains). Wasgeftalt, pron. as how, in what manner. Wäsheit,f. (mi. u) quiddity. Wafig, adi. turfy Wiffer, n. (-8; pl. —) water; ein Glas —, a glass of water; and — ge⸗ hen, to go to the river-side; zu — rei⸗ fen, to go by*water; to voyage; zu — gebelt, to take the water; fließeuͤ⸗ des —, running water; ftehended —, standing or dead water ; hattes (nicht abaefochtes) —, raw water; einem etwas gu — machen, fr. to disappoint, frustrate ; zu — werden, to turn to water; fig.to come to nought; cv reicht ihm das — nicht, he is not worthy to holda candle to him; bie Mugen ftehen ihm voll —, his cyzs are full of tears; fein — abſchlagen, to make water; gebrannte --, distilled waters, liquors; wohlriechendes —, sweet-scented wa- ter; — der Diamanten, water of dia- mounds; -— im Gebliite, serum, lymph; dieſer Stoff hat cin ſchönes — this stuff ia fmely watered; ein Schiff, das biel — fallen läßt, M Par. a ship that is toa much by the stern; ein Echiff, bad viel — zieht, N: Phr. a ship that draws much water; prov. das tft — auf feine Mühle, this is grist to his mill; -- ind Meer, in die Donau (u. |. 1.) tragen, to carry water to the sea, Danuhe, &c., (to carry coals to Newcastle); ftille — find tief, still waters run deep; prov. 88 witb noch viel — verlaufen bis dieſes gefchieht, the stream (of time) will run on long, before this happens; compos. —abla$, m. —ableitung, f. letting off of water ; —abfdlag, m. outlet for the water, discharge of water (from a spout, &c.) ; —ader, f. vain of (fresh) water, seam of. &c., thread of, &e. ; die —adern im Körper, 4. 7. lymphatic veins; —= ahorn, ru. guelderrose, water-elder, marsh-elder; —alder, f. common maple; —aloe, f. water-aloe; —am⸗ bfer, m. water-dock; —amfel, f. water-ouzel; plover; —aMf, n. office tf (for) the waterworks or waters ; —⸗ andorn, m. water-horehound; —apfel, m. —apfelbaumt, m. water-apple; —= arin, adj. poor in water, waterless ; —= armuth,f. scarcity of water; —avon, —arum, m. water-dragon-wort, marsh- ealla; —affel, f. water-palmer; —aft, m. water-shoot, ravenous branch; —<alige, n. Med. T. hydrophthalmy ; — bad), m. water-brook ;—bad, n. M\T. manger; —bad, n. 1. water-bath; 2. fig. baptism, vid. Taufe ; —balbrian, m. water-setwäll, marsh-valerian; —bal= fain, m. water-mint; —band, n. wa- tered ribbon; —bafilienfraut, 2. wa- ter-basil; —bathengel, m. water ger- mander; —-bat, m. 1. hydraulics ; 2. structure near or on the water; water- work; —bauamt, n. vid. —amt; —baufunft, f. hydraulics, hydraulic |, architecture; die —baufunft betref⸗ fend, hydraulic ; —baumeifter, m. hy- draulic architect; —baum, m. 1. tree across a river (to stop the entrance) ; 2. B. T. water-tupelo; —beden, n. bason, basin; —beere, f. 1. or —beer= flaude, f. vid. —ahorn ; 2, sird-cherry ; ‚wassh-whortleberry; —behälter, m. segervoir (of water); cistern; hasin; 766 Wal —berg, m. (hohe Welle), water-moun- tain; —befchreiber, m. hydrographer ; —befchreibung, f. hydrography ; —= betonie, f. aquatic betony; —bett, n. bed of a stream, river, &e.; race (of a mill); —bewohner, m, animal living in the water, aquatic animal ; —biene, f. drone; —birfe, f. (common) birch- tree; —biru, f. mouth-water pear, ber- gamot pear; —-blischen, n. Med. T. hydatid, hydatis, watery-pustule ; —bla- fe,f. bubble; Med. T. vesicle ; vid. —= blaͤschen; —blafer, m. whale; —= blatt, n. water-ieaf; —blatter, f. ve- sicle; die —blattern, water-pocks, varicella; —bfau adj. water-coloured, sen-blue, bluish; —blei, x. molybdena, plumbago; zum —blet gehörig, mo- Iyhdic, molybdenous ; Sen n. —⸗ bleiglang, m. (ore of) molybdenum ; —bleivcher, ». molybdern-ochre ; —= bleifäure, f Ch. 7. molybdenous acid; —bleifaures Gifen, ‘molyhdate of iron; —bleifilber, n. molybdena-sil- ver; —blume, f. aquatic flower; water-lily, water-flag; —blut, n. —= blüte, f. vid. —pfeffer ; —bogen, m. arch formed by the water of afountain, water-arch ; —bohue, f. Egyptian bean, colocasia; —bord, 2». M T. wash board; —brime, f aquatic breeze (brizzle or gadfly) ; —bramet, m. B. 7. awl-wort; -—braut, f. water-spout ; —brei, m. pap; paste; —breiner, m. distiller; —brodwurzel, f. Italian cole; —brud, m. S. 1. hydrocele; M 7. breaker; —arttg, adj..S. T. hydrocelic ; —brunnen, m. vid, Brunnen; —bu⸗ he, f. button-wood, platanus occiden- talis, western plane-tree; —bunge, f. water-fluellin, water-speedwell, brook- lime ; —burjelfraut, ». water-chick- weed; —butte, f. water-tub; —cut, f. water-cure; hydropathy ; —bdaimm, m, dam, dike, mole, quay; water-shut ; —Ddainpf, m. steam of water; —dicht, adj, impervious to water, water-tight, water-proof, impermeable (leather, &c.) ; —ichte, f. impermeability ; —diftel, f. water-thistle; —bode, f. wet dock; —boft(en), m. water (or sweet) maudin ; —boftor, m. water-doctor, hydro- path(ist); —drache, m. water-spout ; —breiblatt, a. marsh-trefoil ; broffel, f. water-thrush; —druck, m. pressure of (the) water; —bdrudlegre, f. hydrodynamics ; —dunft, m. watery vapour; vid. —bamyf; —dürrwurz, f. aquatic hemp, bastard maudiin; —. ebene, f. vid. —fläche; —eibifch, m. water-mallow ; —eidechfe, f. water- newt, water-lizard ; —eimet, m. water- pail, bucket; lederner —eimer (bei Seuerfprigen) bucket; —engian, m. water-gentian; —epheit, m. water-ivy ; —eppich, m. water-parsley, alexanders, water-parsnep; —euphorbie, f. sea- spurge; —faden, m. 1. B. 7. marsh- thread, conferva ; 2. or —fabenwurm, m. (water-) hair-worm; —fahrt, f. going by water, crossing a‘river, &c.; boating excursion, excursion in a boat; —fall, m. fall of water: weterfall, fall, cascade; (großer —fall) cataract; —fang, m. reservoir (of waters): cistern; —farben, —farbig, adj. wa- ter-coloured ; —farbe, f. colour of (the) water; 7. water-colour; —farn, m. water-fern ; —faf, n. water-tub, wa- ter-cask ; —fäffet, pl. VT. water-pipes ; —feber, f B. T. water-milfoil ; —felb, nN. T. vid. —fliche ; —fenchel, m. water-yarrow ; —feft, adj. water-tight, water-proof; N. T. water-tight; stiff; —feuet, n. 1. Greek fire; 2. 7, —= feuerwer€, n. water-firework, fire-works on the water; —feuerrad, n. water- Wall fire-wbeel; —filz, m. B.T. vid. — moos; —fläche, f. surface, expanse of water; level surface, water-level; —⸗ flaſche, f. water-botile, bottle for water, water-flask ; —flachs, m. water-milfoil ; —flechte, f. aquatic lichen; —fled, m. stain of water; —flieder, m. water elder ; —fliege, f. water-fly, drake(-fly) ; —floh, m. waterflea; whirling dun; flea-crab; —flöhfrant, n. water-culer- age; —flut(h), # (water-)flood, de huge, inundation; —fvacht, f water: carriagn; —fran, f. —fränlein, a. water- or river-nymph; vid. tire, —uire; —frauennabel, m. B. T water ladies’ navel; —frohne, f. —c service on dams, &c; —⸗ vofch, m. aquatic frog, water-frog ; —⸗ uchsſchwanz, m. B. T. water-foxtail; —fılhre, f. water-carriage : —furche, f water-furrow; mit —furchen. verfes ben, —furdjen ziehen, to water-fur- row; —fürt, f vid, Furt; —galle, f. 1. (auf Adern), water-gall, quagmire, bog; 2. (am Himmel), water-gall, goat's eye; 3. S. 7. sty (on the eye): —gallerie, £. conduit „in a waterwork , —qallig, adj. (dei Adern u. f. w.), (being) full of water-galls, bogs, quag- mires or springs, boggy; —gang, m aqueduct, drain, canal, feeder, conduit, watergang ; leat; 4. T. aqueduct; vid —bord; —garbe, f. water-milfoil; yarrow; —Qarn, n. water-twist; —⸗ gauchheil, 2. water-pimpernel with long leaves; —gefahr, f danger from water; —gefäß, n. vessel for water; die —gefü e, A. T lymphatic vessele, —geflügel, —gevögel, n. water-fowl, aquatic fowls or birds; —geift, m. water-spirit, water-sprite, ondine; —⸗ gelte, f. water-pail, bucket; —gerade, adj. level with the water, horizontal; —gerechtigfeit, f right respecting wa- ter; —getiliiie,n. water pipes, gutter ; water-course; -—gEFIPPE, n. vid. —⸗ moos; —gefdhwulft, f. S. 7. tumour filled with water, cadema, cedematic swelling; hyärosarca; —gewächs, n. water-plant, aquatic plant; —gewatt n. transparent drapery ; —gewürm, n. water-worms, aquatic worms; 9808, ‚n. water-glass, glass for water; —gleidy, adj. vid. —gerade, —gleiche, F. level surface; —göpel, m. Min. 7: water whinsey ; —gott, m. water-god; Neptune ; —gotthett, f. water-divinity; —göttinn, f. water-goddess ; Thetis; —graben, m. water-ditch, ditch filled with water, wet moat, water-trench; drain-ditch, ditch for carrying off wa- ter; mit einem —graben umgeben, to surround with a, &e, to moat; —⸗ gras, m. aquatic grass; water-millet ; reed-gruss; —grinudwury, f. water- dock ; —grube, f. water-pit, quagmire, pool, water-fret; reservoir (of water), cistern; —gup, m. 1. heavy shower (6frain); flash of water; 2. (in Ritz cen), sink; —haarmoo8, n. vid. — moog; —hafen, m. water-pot; —⸗ hahnenfuß, m. water-crow-foot, marsh- ranunculus; —hälter, m. vid. —behäl ter; —hammer, m. Phys. T. water hammer; —hanf, m. water-hemp; —: bart, adj. impenetrable to water; half dry; dry; —haut, f A. 7. amnion, amnios; —hederich, m. cresses with leaves of horse-radish ; —heil, n. B. T. brook-lime ; —beilfunde, f. hydro pathy; —beilfiinftler, m. vid, —nof: or; —hell, adj. (as) clear as water limpid; —helle, f. clearness of water limpidness; —helmfraut, n. hooded milfoil; —henne, f. water-hen, water quail; flea-crab ; —hett, mm. proprietor owner of a river, &c.; — höhe. —_ı Wall beight of water, water-line; —holuns det, m. water-elder, ople tree; holy, n. water shoot; —houig, m. hy- dromel; —hofe, f. water-spout; —= Huhn, n. coot, water-hen; —biilfe, f- province. maple tree; — hund, m. wa- ter-dog, water-spaniel ; —igel, m. sea- hedgehog, sea-urchin ; —tlge, f. water- flag; —jagd, f. water-hnting, hunt- ing or shooting of aquatic fowls, of wild fowl; —jungfec, f. 1. libellula, dragon-fiy ; 2. water- (or river-) aymph ; —füfer, m. aquatic beetle; —fanne, f. ewer, waler-can, can for water; — favre, f. water-cart; —farte, f. hydro- graphie chart; —faftanie, f. (ficating) water-caltrops, pond-weed; —aſten. m, reservoir (of water), tank, cistern; —fegel, m. water-obelisk; dolphin ; —felie, f. ladle; —keſſel, m. caldron, kettle, chaffern; —ficher, f. vid, —⸗ wide ; —fie8, m. (white) arsenical py- rites (pyrite); —kirſche, f. red and white cherry; —flee, m. marsh-trefoil, water-clover; —Eitedjt, m. scooper or drawer of water; —fnoblauch, m. wa- ter-germander; —folbe, f. reed-club, teed-mace, cat's tail; —fopf, m. dropsy of the head, watery head; Med. 1. hydrocephalus; —foralle, f. sea- coral; —Fraft, (moving) power or force of water; —fraftlehre, f. hydro- dynamics; —fraut, n. aquatic herb; —freffe, f. water-eresses; —fropf, m. watery tumour; —frug, m. water-pot, (water-)pitcher, (water-)jug, water- eruetz; —kryſtall, m. rock crystal; —= £übel, m. water-pail; —fub, f. sea- cow, manati; —funbde, f. hydrology; hut 1. waterwork, fountain; die — fünfte fpringen laffen, to set the Water-works a-going; 2. hydraulics, hydraulic science ; —fiirbi8, m. aquatic gourd or citrul; —land, n. country that abounds in water; marshy coun try, watery land; —laub, n. Arch. 7" water-leaves 5 —laud, m. water-garlic ; —läufer, m. Arch. 7. water-rail; —laus, f. vid. —wanze; —leberfraut, n. water- ranunculus; — leer, adj. having no (or without) water, waterless, destitute of water; —Lefgelt, f. pl. A. T. nymph, nymphs; —leger, —lieger, m. pl. M. 1. water-pipes ; —lehre, f. hydrology ; —leitung, ¢ aqueduct, conduit, canal ; A. T.aqueduct ; —leitungsfunft, f. hy- draulics; —leitungsrecht, n. right of having a gutter to lead off the water from one's house, yard, &c.; or to turn the water off to one's own grounds ; —Iei= tungeröhre, f. conduit-pipe; —leudytev, ın. Hyd. T. water-candlestick ; —liefch, m. B.T‘ water-gladiole; —Iflie, f. water- lily, water-rose; nenyphar; bie gelbe —lilie, water-fag, yellow iris; —li: monie, f. water-lemon; —linie, f. water-line, (high) water-mark, flood- wark; —finfe, f. B. 7. water-wort, duck's meat, duck-meat, duck-weed; —lippen, f. pl. A. T. nymphe; —= for, n. drain, sink; a hollow place containing water, a natural reservoir, a vistern; —lode, f. water-shoot; —⸗ loa, adj. waterless, destitute of water; —lofung, —löfung, f. Arch. 7: drain ; vid. Abzucht; —lüde, f (bet alten Schafen), tooth-hote ; — mädchen, n. water-nyinph; —ınalerei, f. painting ia water-colours; —maugel, m. want or scarcity of water; —Inangold, m. vid. —ampfer, —mann, m. I. water- carrier; 2. water-sprite, ondine ; 3. „st. T. Aquarius ; Waterman; 4. — or —= uchen, n. dragon-fly ; --männchen, = vid, —maun, 1. 4. 4.; —marke, f. water mark, vid. —linie; —mafchine, f. bydraulic engine or machine ; —s Waſſ Maß, n. water gauge; —inaffe, f. mass of water; —mauer, f. stone-wall raised in water; — maus, f. water- rar; die fleine —maus water- shrew ; —melone, f. water-melon: —= mengelwurg, f. vid. —ampfer; —: merk, 2.1. M T. water-line; 2. B. 7. water-parsnep; — merle, f. water- ouzel; —meffer, m. water-gauge ; hy- drometer ; —mebfunft, —meffung, f. hydrometry; —meth, m. hydromel; —milbe, yf. water-mite; —mold, m. water-newt; —mönch, m. T. bung; —moos, n. water-moss, duck-meat ; marsh-thread; conferva; —moft, m. tart-wine; ciderkin; —motte, f. wa- ter-fly ; spring-fly ; —miide, f. water- gnat; —mühle, f. water-mill ; —miil= let, m. water-miller; —münze, f. water-(cala)mint, hoary calami Wal ter-radieh; water-hen.p; —thabats ber, m. vid. —ampfer; —riemen, m B. T. zostera ; —tiefe, m. monster ot the deep; —rinne, f. water-channel, water-furrow, water-treuch; gutter; rain-apout; —Fiß, m river-fret; ravine; —tige, fe MT. leak, vid Led; — ribre, f. water-pipe; —rofe, f. water- lily, water-rose; —t0f, n. vid. —s pferd; —roßſchwanz, m. B. T. wa- ter-horse-tail, water-shavc-grass; —= tlibe, f aquatic tumip; —rüfter, “ B. T. wych-elm (Ulmus_ glabra); —fübler, m. avoset; —fad, m. 1 room betwixt the wheel-flotes or the ladies of a mill-wheel; Min. T. sump: 2. —fad (an ———— lower part; 3. 8.7. watery cyst; —füge, f. B.7’. water-milfoil; —~falamander, m. water- u 3 ’ münzwurz, £. —münzkraut, n. throat- root; Nts, rn. vid. —brei; —nabel, m. —uabelfraut, n. water-navelwort, water-hipwort; —nabelbruch, m. S. 7. hydromphale ; —natter, f. water-adder; —nept, m. vid. —münge ; —nix, m. vid. —geift: —nire, /f. rivernymph, wa- ter-nymph, nixie, ondine, undine ; —= noth, fi 2. vid, —mangel; 2. distress C H d by i dation ; —nöthig, adj. Min, T. that cannot be worked on account of too much water; —nuß, f. B.T. water-caltrops; —nyimphe, f. 1. Naiad, Nald ; water- or river-nymph ; 2. libellula, dragon-fly ; —0ch8, m. 1. river- horse, hippopotamus; 2. bittern; —= opal, m. hydrophane; —orbnung, f. regulations for the water-works; —Ot= gel, f. hydraulic organ; —partie, f. 1. boating-excursion, excursion in a boat ; 2. water-scenery ; —PaB, I. m. 1. naz- row canal or channel; 2. (water-)level, levelling instrument ; level of the water, water-level; II. adj. level (with the water), vid. —gerade; —perle, f. false or counterfeited pearl; —peterft= lie, f£. —peterlein, n. water-parsnep; —pfabl, m. stake, pile in the water; —pfau, m 1. vid. —nympbe, 2.; 2. Balearic crane, crane of Japan; —⸗ pfeffer, m. water-pepper; —pferd, n. river-horse, hippopotamus; walrus, morse; —pflanje, f. water-plant ; —= pflangen, pd. aquatics; —pflaume, f. water-plum: —pftiemen, m. 2. T. awl-wort; —pfuhl, m. —pfiige, f. vid. Pfuhl, Pfüge; —pinpinelle, f. water-pimpernel; —plag, m NW. T. watering-place ; —pocfen, f. pl. water- pox; —probe, f. 1. assay by water; 2. water-ordeal, water-trial, water-dome ; —prophet, m. dealer in hydromancy ; uromant, uromancer ; —prophegeiung, Jf hydromancy ; uromancy ; —prodtant, m. sppply of water; —provtant eins uehmen (von Schiffen) to water, to get or take in water; —umpe, f water-pump; —puppe, fi oid. —= jungfer ; —quelle, f. spring of water; —rabe, m. cormorant; sea crow ; —= vadete, f. T. water-rocket ; —rad, n. water-wheel; —talle, f. water-rail, water-crake ; — rand, m. water edge, water's edge ; —tanfe, f. watershoot ; —ratte, —rage, /. 1. water-rat; musk- rat; 2. fig. thorough-bred seaman; —raufe, ¢ B. 7. water-rocket ; water- radish ; —raum, m. M 7. hold for the water-pipes or water-casks ; —tebe, f sucker from a water-shoot; —tedt, Lx. right concerning the water; IL adj, vid. —paf ; —vetch, I. adj. abound- ing in or with water; irriguous ; IL N. watery kingdom, aquatic creation; — reif, m. hoar-frost ; —reis, n. water- shoot; —reife, f. voyage, journey or excursion by water; —tettig, m. wa- 8 ler; —falat, m. 1. vid. — heil ; 2. great pondweed ; —fammlung, f. (any) collection of water ; —fand, m. river-sand: —faphit, m. water-sap- phire ; —fiule, f. 1. column of water; 2. water-spout; —fcbabe, f. vid, — motte; —fdacht, m. Min. T. shaft by which the water is raised, drain-shaft, water-adit; —fdjaden, m. damage, in- jury, d ion caused by inundati or water; —fchadbaft, adj. damaged by water; —fchafgarbe, f. aquatic (or water-) milfoil, yarrow ; —fchafthen, n. stinking water-horse-tail; —ſchatz, m. great quantity of water; —ſchau⸗ fel, f. 1. (boat-) scoop, water-shovel; 2. wing (of a water-mill-wheel), ladle, float-board ; —fdyaut, m. water-bailiff ; —ſcheide, —fdjeidung, f. point or place where the rivers divide or descend in different directions ; —fcherer, m. shear-water; —ſcheu, I. adj. afraid of the water ; hydrophobous, afflicted wit? hydrophoby ; IL. f. hydrophoby, hydro hobia, a dread or horror of water; —= febieeling, m. water-hemlock ; —fcbiff, n. ship; M T. camel; —fchildfrite, f. turtle, sea- or river tortoise; —⸗ flat, f 1. naval engagement; vid. Seeſchlacht; 2. dike, bank; —feblan- 88, f. water-snake, water-serpent; Myth. U. hydra; N 7. water-hose; Ast. 7 Hydra; —fchloß, a. 7, water-castle; —ſchlucht, £. ravine; —fchlund, mı abyss of- water, gulf: —fchmiele, f. water-hair-grass ; —fchnecfe, f. water- snail; Archimedes’ screw ; —fdynepfe, f. snipe; sea-pie (er pye); —fchöpfe, f. a large ladle, scoop, bowl (dish): water-pail; —fihöpfer, m. 1. he that dips water, scooper; he that draws water from a well, &e.; 2. vid —fchipfe; —ſchoß, m. vid. —reié; —fchranbe, f. Archimedes’ (Archime- dean) screw ; —ſchreier, m. great gul- let, pelican; —ſchuß, m. vid. —reiß; —ſchwalbe, f. water- or sea-swallow ; — ſchwanz, m. B. T. mare’s-tail; — fchwarmer, m. 7. water-squib; —⸗ fchwein, n. water-hog, tapir ; —fchwe- re, f. gravity of the water; —ſchwer⸗ tel, m. —febwertlilie, f. water-flag water-flower de luce, yellow iris; — ſchwimmer, m. pl. the smallest tacks —fegel, n. MT. water sail; —feige, f. water-sieve; —feite, f. water-side; —fenf, m. vid. —rettig; —fichel, ¢ water-aloe; —fforpion, m. water- scorpion; —énoth, f. vid. —noth; —fpeter, m. (rain-) spout; —fpiegel, m, surface, mirror of the water, &c., expanse of water ; —fpinne, f. water spider; hydrachne; —fpigmaus, f water-shrew; —fprige, f. water-en- gine; squirt, vid. Gprige; —ftaar, m. water-ouzel; —ftand, m. height of the water; —ftandlebre, f. hydro. statics; —6zeichen, n. flood-mart 167 Waſſ high) water-mark ; —ſtänder, m. wa- ter-tub; —ſtein, m. (stone-) sink, gut- ter-stone ; —fteiubrech, m. water-drop- wort; —ftelge, f. water-wagtail # —= ftern, m. B. 7. star-wort ; —ſternkraut, n. vid, —boften, Geeftern; —ftiefel, m. pl. water-boots, jack-boots: —ftift, m. white chalk-pencil, a white crayon: —ftoff, m. Ch. T. hydrogen ; —ftoff= gas, x. hydrogen gas; —ftoffgashal- fig, adj. containing hydrogen, hydro- genized, hydrogenated ; —ftollen, m. Min. T. stream-work; —ftrafe, 5. in- undation considered as a punisl (inflicted by the will of God); —ftrabl, m. jet, shoot, plume of water; ſtrauch, m. aquatic shrub; —ftrede, f. Min. T. water-course; —ftreif, m. —ftrieme, f. watery streak (in bread) ; —ftreifig, —ftriemig, adj. water-streak- ed; —jtrom, m. stream of water, tor- rent, vid. Strom ; -—ftrudel, m. whirl- pool, eddy ; —ftube, f 7. water-cham- ber, feeder; —ftitd, n, piece of water (in a pleasure ground) ; —fturg, m. vid. —= fall; —fucht, Ff. dropsy, hydropsy; —= fuchtinittel, n. remedy against the drop- sy; —füchtig, adj. dropsical, hydropsi- cal; ein —füchtiger, a dropsical man; —fuppe, f. water-soup, water-gruel ; —tinuel, m. B.T. mare's tail;. —taufe, f. baptism. or christening with water; —taufendblatt, n. 3. T. water-milfoil ; —teufel, m. coot; —thiet, n. animal living in water, aquatic animal: —= thor, n. water- or fiood:gate ;—thurm, m. vid, —ſchloß; —tiefe, f. depth of water; N. T. gauge, draught; —til= pel, m. the lesser gannet; —toune, f. water-cask, water-harrel; vid. Bake; —topf, m. water-pot, water-mug; —= tracht, f. load of water: N: 7‘draught; —träger, m. water-carrier ; great gul- let; — transport, m. conveyance by water; —treibend. adj. Med, 7. hydro- tic; —treibendes Mittel, hydrotic, hydragogue ; —trenfe, f. snaffle, bra- doon; —trefen, n treading water; swimming upright; —treter, m. 1. he that treads the water, an excellent swimmer who, by only moving his feet, keeps the upper part of his body out of the water; 2, vid. —ralle ; —= trichter, m. funnel; —trinfer, m. wa- ter-drinker ; —-trog, m. water-trough ; —trompete, f vid. —hofe; —tro⸗ pfen, m. water-drop, drop of water; —ubr, f. water-clock, clepsydra ; —= uhrwer! 7 .n. Water-clock-work; — ur⸗ theil, a. vid. —probe, —veilchen, n. —viole, f. water-violet; —vogel, m. aquatic bird or fowl, water-fowl; —= vorrath, m. supply or provision of wa- ter; —twage, f. (water-) level, hydro- static balance; gauge, water-poise ; —= wägefunft, f. hydrostatics, vid. —wä⸗ gung; —Wwager, m. one who takes the level; —twitguitg, f. the act or art of taking, the level ; —wahrfager, m. —= wabrfageret, f. vid. —prophet, —pro= phezeiung; —wanze, f. water-bug ; sug: —Wegerich, m. water-plantain: —webr, n. wear, weir, vid. Wehr; —weib, x. 1. mid. —-nire ; 2. water-car- rier; —weide, f. water-willow, osier ; —weiberich, m. water-willow ; —welle, f. wave, billow, surge ; —welt, f. vid. —teich ; —werk, n. water-work: MT. water-line ; ~widfe, f. marsh-tare ; —= wirbel, m. whirlpool, water-spout; —woge, f. billow, large wave; —wolf, m. 1, plover ; 2. vid. Hecht ; —wurın, m. aquatic worm, water-worm; vielfüs figer —wurm, scolopendra; —Wiltz gel, f. water-wort, dew-wort ; —jautbe= rer, m. vid. —prophet ; —zanberei, f. hydromancy; —zaum, m. chewing- TER Baum (or slabbering-) bit; —jeichen, n. wa- ter-mark; —3oll, m. toll paid on rivers, &c.; walerage ; —zuber, m. water-tub ; —jilg, m. current of the water; vid. —tiefe. Waifferdhen, nw. (-8; pl.—) water- brook, Waifferidt, adj. vid. Wäfferig. Wafferig, adj. 1. aqueous, waterish, watery, washy; 2. fig. insipid, flat, dull; eine —e Schreibart, milk and water style ; — fchreiben, to write va- pidiy ; —er Wein, —e8 Bier, weak or thin wine, beer; —e8 Blut, serous blood; fig. einem den Mund nach et⸗ was — machen, to make one's teeth or mouth water. Wäfferigfeit, £ 1. aqueousness, wateriness; 2. fig. dulness, insipidity. Wäfferlein, n. (-8; pl. —) litle brook. MWaäfferling, m. (-8; pl.-e) great mouth water pear. MWäffern, v.La. 1. to water, irri- gate; 2. to mix with water; 3. to soak, macerate ; 4. to dissalt; II. n. (auz. has ben) Hunt. T. to make water; bie Mies fen —, to float the meadows; Pöfl- fleifd) —, to soak corned beef; Zeuge —, to water or wave stuffs; gemaffer= te8 Band, watered ribbon; ein Schiff —, N. T. to put water into a ship’s hold which is new built and on the stocks, in order to know whether she is leaky; fig. der Mund waffert mir barnach, that makes my teeth or mouth water. Wäſſern, n. (-8) 1. watering; 2. di- luting ; 3. soaking. a MWäfferung, f. watering ; steeping ; soaking; irrigation; compos. —Bgra= ben, m. ditch for irrigation, feeder. IB a Hl aud), m. (-88) common leek. Wät, 1. f (pl. -en) provine. shallow place in water, shallow, fording-place, ford; 2. f. & n. (pl. -e) + cloth; com- pos. —enfraut, m. B. T. the Syrian swallow-wort ; —enfahter, m. a barge, smack ; —enfahrt, f. passage over the flats; —fammer, f. -+ wardrobe; —= fad, m. knapsack ; provinc. wallet ; —⸗ ftrümpfe, pl. wads. Wate, f. (pl. -W) seine, a large net. MWäten,o.n. (aux. ſeyn) to walk in or through the water; to wade, ford. MWäterländer, pl. m. sect of Men- nonites. Wätſche, f (pl. -w) provine. 1. (in Austria) box on the ear; 2. (in Silesia) duck. Wätfcheln, v. 2. (aus. haben & feyn) to waddle; einen watfdelnden Gang haben, to have a waddling or toddling walk, Witte, f. (pl. -n) 1. wadding, wad ; 2. large fishing-net; compos. —artig, adj. \iku wadding. Witten, pl. flats, banks of sand and clay (especially in the German ocean) ; compos. —fahrer, m. N. T. sort of fiat vessel, Witten, v. u. + to dress, clothe; to wad. *Wattiren, va. to wad; wattirt, wadded. Wai, m. (-88) weld, dyer's-weed; com- pos. —füpe, f. vat for a bath of dyer's weed. Watt, adj. & adv. M T. calm; der Wind ift —, the wind has becalmed. Wanwau, m vg. bug-bear; vid Popanz. ww} *Wavell{t, m. Min. T. sub-phosphaw of alumine. WEbe, (. -n) web (piece of linen cloth from sixty to seventy, elle). WEhel, m. vid, Waibel. Webesleine, —lienen, —lingen, pl. N. T. thin line or cord, with which cables are covered or spliced. Weben, v. reg. & ir. La & ref. to er A to entwine; fg. to — eppiche —, to work tapistry 5 fig. DIE Frauen, welche Rofen ins singe Leben —, woman who strews roses in our path of life; ein Weib, aus Roz fengint und Lilienfchnee gewoben, a woman woven from the bloom of roses and the snows of lilies; II.n. * (auz. haben) to move; to wave, float; to loom; in ihm (Gott) leben, weben und find wit, in bim (God) we live and move and have our being. MWäben, n. (-8) weaving; moving. Weber, m. (-8; pl.—) weaver; com- pos, —atbeit, f. weaver’s work, tissus, texture; —baum, m. weaver's beam, yarn-beam, warping-loom: —blatt, n. —famm, m. slaie; —biftel, —farde, f. —fraut, n. fuller’s thistle, teasel, cardoon; —eintrag, —eiuſchlag, m. the woof; —fifchlein, x. the bleak ; —= gaden, m. vid. —ftube; —gefell, m. journeyman-weaver; —haudwerf, m. wenver's trade or craft; —Fleifter, m, weaver’s paste or starch ; —Enappe, m. vid. —gefell ; —Enecht, m. father long legs (a kind of spider) ; —fnopf, m. tad- pole ; —fnoten, m. weavers knot; — funft, f. weaver’s craft; —lade, f. 1. cash-box of the company of weavers; 2. button of the loom ; lay; —ineiftez, m. master-weaver, —Ineffer, 2. loom knife; —neft, n. bore, flaw, skip; — ſchämel, m. vid. —tritt; —fchere, f. weaver’s shears; —fchiffdjen, n. — fchüße, m. shuttle; — ſchlichte, f. linen- weaver’s starch; —fpule, f. weaver's spool; —ftuhl, m. loom; —ftubl für hochſchäftige Teppiche, upright-loom ; —tritt, m. treadle of a loom; —frumun, n. selvage, skirt of linen on a weaver’s beain ; —3ettel, m. warp. Weberei, f (vl. -en) weaving; trade of a weaver Weébgeſteck, n. (-e8) litterings. MWöbfante, f. (pl. -M) wove lace. Mebfcheren, v.n. N. 7, to sheer and nail the ribands. : Wibhefhiffden, —ftuhl, —yettel, vid, Weber⸗ſchiffchen, u. f. w. "Wedebite n, pi nd. Wahabiten. Wedhfel, m (-8; pl.—) 1. vicissi- tude, change, changing, turn; det — der Sahreszeiten, the change of the seasons; der — ber Witterung, der Temperatur, the change ofthe weather, the temperature; det — menfchlicher Dinge, the vicissitudes in human af fairs; det — ded Glücks, inconstancy mutability of fortune; 2. Sp. 7. place where game passes and re-passes; 3. M. E. exchange; bill of exchange, bill! note of hand; remittance of money; einen — auéftellen, traffiren, remti= tiven, präfentiren, accepfiren, bezah⸗ len, discontiren, indofftren, to issue, draw, remit, present, accept, pay, dis count, endorse a bill of exchange; mit —n handeln, to trade in hills of ex change; Geld durch — übermaden, to remit, send, make over, convey mo- ney by a bill of exchange; Juhaber eis ned —8, holder of a bill; ein qegogenet ı —, a draught. draft; ein Golaz, Brie I maz, Secunde, u. fw, —, a sola, first ao rund, &c. bill; ein — auf Sicht, wuf Uſo, auf doppeltes, dreifaches fo —, a bill of exchange to pay at sight, at usance, at double, treble usance; ‘ein — auf den Ausſteller ſelbſt, a promissory note; ein offener —, a letter of credit ; compos. —Ageltt, m. bilkbroker; —amt, n. 1. vid, —2 gericht; 2. alternate office or employ- ment; —arbitrage, f. arbitration of exchanges; —balg, m. changeling, cat; urchin; —banf, f. bank, ex- change: —begriff, m. Log. ‘7. iden- tical notion or idea; —betlagte, m. one who is sued in default of payment of a bill of exchange ; also for for- ging a bill of exchange; —begiehung, fu 1. M. E. cashing of a bill of ex- change or check; 2. or —bejug, m. correlation, reciprocal or mutual rela- tion; —blatt, m. B. 7. 1. alternate leaf; 2. allophylius; —blicf, m. mutual look or glance ; —brief, m. vid. Wech⸗ fel, 3.; —buch, n. bill-book ; —bund, m. mutual alliance; —bürge, —ca= vent, m. rurety for the payment of a vit; —bürgfchaft, f. surety; —ce⸗ bent, m. endorser; —chor, m. alter- nate chorus; —commiffion, f. com- niission for executing any exchange- operation; —comptvtt, n. exchange, banking-house; —cotttv, n. account of exchange; —contract, m. bond of ex- change; —copten, pl. copies of bills ; —ropirbud, n. bill-copy-book; — tourte, m. course of exchange; —= eoursberechnung, f. arbitration of ex- changes; —courtage, f. bill-broker- age , —courszettel, m. exchanges ; —: erebit, m. paper-credil, credit in blank ; —bufaten, am. ducat of exchange, note for a ducat; —duplicat, m. duplicate of a bill; —fähig, adj. having the right of drawing bills of exchange; —fall, m. 1, alternative; dilemma; 2. alter- nate fall of descent; 3. case of ex- change ; —farbe, f. changing colour, shot colour; —farbig, adj. having a changing colour ; —farbigfeit, f. qua- lity of being changeable as to colour; —feld, n. field which only changes its crops, but does not lie fallow ; —fieber, » intermitting fever; —forbevung, f. demand grounded on a bill, arising from it; —frift, £. term of payment for a bill of exchange ; days of grace ; vid. Ufo; —furde, f furrow of the head-land, butt; —gelb, n. money of exchange, bank-money ; exchauge-maney, agio; —gelenf, n. 4. T. the bell- and socket- joint; —gericht, n. court of regulating exchange-matters; —gefang, m. alter- native song; —gefchäft, n. handel, m. —handlung, f. banker's trade, bank ing business, business of discourting money ; commerce with bille of ex- change; —geſpräch, n. alternate dis- course, rnutual conversation; 7 qe⸗ ftalt, ¢ changeable shape ; —gliubiger, —inhaber, m. bearer of a bill of ex- change; —händfer, m. banker; dis- counter of bills; —gliid, n. fickle or inconstant fortune; —qrug, m, mutual salute, reciprocal salutation; —haus, mn. 1. banking-house; 2. house of a money-changer; —herr, m. banker ; —berrfchaft, f. alternate reign, rule or eway ; jahr, n. climacterial reign; —= fauf, m. purchase of a bill (or bills) of exchange; —find, n. vidg—balg ; —⸗ flüger, m. prosecutor in a case relative to a bill of exchange; —fnöterich, n. amphibious persicaria; —funde, f. knowledge of matters of exchange ; —* hundig, adj. 1. versed in matters of ex- ehange ; well acquainted with banking weine; —lau ‘a m. 1, inconstant, Wedhſ changeable course ; 2. alternate course; —Kieht, n. changing light; Min. T. extra-light; —liebe, f. mutual, recipro- cal love or affection ; —108, adj. change- less, invariable, immutable, unaltcr- able; —Iofigfeit, f. unchangeableness, invariabl wi bility ; —mäfes lei, f. cont doing busmess in dry ex- change, stock-jobbery; —mäfler, m. exchange-broker; bill broker; —neh= Inet, m. taker or buyer of a bill; —= operation, f. exchange-operation ; —⸗ ordnung, f. vid. —recht; —pari, n. par of exchange; —pfatte, f. living conferred in rotation by several coliators ; —pferche, /. alternate penning on each others grounds; —pferbe, pl. relay horses; —pfliht, f. reciprocal duty ; —piftolen, pl. perfect pair of pistols; —plag, m. place of exchange; —= preis, m. exchange; —projef, m. pro- ceedings at law in exchange-matters ; —trechnung, f. calculation, account of banking transactions, relative to the course of exchange, value of different coins, &e.; —techt, n. right or stat- ute-laws concerning bills of exchange; —rebe, f. answer, reply; colloquy; —reim, m. alternative rhyme; —= Fetter, mm. jobber in bills of exchange; —relteret, f. drawing and re-drawing bills of exchange, practice of jobbing with bills of exchange, shift or foul play in negotiating bills of exchange ; —= vichter, m. chief justice or president of a court forregulating exchange-matters ; —fache, f. any exchange affair or busi- ness; tt —ſachen, in matters of ex- change; —faß, m. Log. T. alternate proposition; —fehentiug, f. mutual gift or present; —fchlag, m. the alter- nate cadence (of rhymes) ; —fehlup, m. dilemma; —febvift, f. answer in writ- ing, written reply, controversial writ- ing; —ſchuld, f. debt founded (or con- tracted) on a bill of exchange; —feoit= tro, n. bill-book; —feitig, adj. vid. Week felfeitig; —fendung, f. remit- tance of bills of exchange; remittance of money ; —fenfal, m. vid. —müfler; —fpiel, n. alternate play (sway or in- fluence); —ftaud, m. (. u.) state of ex- change, vid, —cours ; —ftreit, m. con- flict, dispute; —ftunde, f. Min. T. al- ternate hour; —8weife, vid. —tweife ; —tag, m. Med, T. critical day; —⸗ tanz, an. alternate dance ; —taufch, m. mutuad exchange or barter; —thaler, m. dollar of exchange; —thier, 2. (4. u.) amphibious animal; —tifch, m. banker's table or counter; —ufantg, f. vid. —frift; —verhaltnifi, m. I. re- ciprocal relation; 2. Mat. 7. reciprocal proportion; —Perjährung, f. prescrip- tion of a bill of exchange; —verkeht, m. circulation of bills; —vers, m. vid, —reim; —vertrag, m. mutual agree- ment, treaty or convention; —tweife, I. s. f. alternate way, alternative; IL. adv. i. mutually, reciprocally ; 2. alternately, by turns ; — weizen, m. wheat that may be sowed in winter and summer; —= werf, n. 7: the wheels in clocks and watches that turn the hour and minute- hand about; —wind, m. changing, shifting wind; trade wind; —wilfel, m. Mat. 7. alternate angle; —Witz fung, f. reciprocal effect, mutual or re- ciprocal action; —wirthfchaft, f. that manner of husbandry, where they let a field lie fallow after a certain space of time; —wort, n. Gram. T. (n. i.u) participle; —wortlich, adj. participial ; —wircher, m. profit made in exchanging money or discounting bills; —yahlung, Jf. bill-money, exchange-money, conven- lion-money; —jahn, m. milk-tooth, Wegf vid, Milchzahn; —yange, f. pince: for witedrawing: —geit, f. vid. — frift; --guftauc, m. correlative state reciprocity. We cy feler, m. vid, Wechsler. Wechfeln v. ad n (cuz. haben) f to change, exchange, shift, turn, altes Note; 2.tocarry on bank-business a money-exchange ; einen Ducaten — to change a ducat; Briefe mit einem —, to correspond with one; Worte —, to exchange words, to talk, speak; to quarrel; einige Complimente tn interchange some cc i Kugeln —, to exchange shots; det Hirſch wechfelt, Hunt. Par. the deet doubles or shifts. We dh fel n, n. (-8) changing, exchang- ing. Wedhfelfettig, T.adj.1. mutual, re ciprocal; 2, alternate, interchangeable ; U. adv. mutually, reciprocally; alter- nately, interchangeably. Weed felfeitigkeit,s. reciprocity * mutualness. Wechfelung, f alternation. Wichfelsweife & Wechfelmeife, adv. by turns, alternately, alternatively, reciprocally. Wechsler, m. (-8; pl. —) banken, money-changer, exchanger. We, m. (-28 ; ple) Weide, f. (pl. -W) sort of bread, roll; ein — Butter, roll butter ; —compos. —enbäder, m. bakeı of roils; —enmehl, n. flower for rolle Werden, v. a. to wake, awake. US é en, n. (-8) waking. Meder, m. (-8; pl. —) 1. waker; 9 — or Weckuhr, f. alarm-clock. Weckerwerk, n. (-e8) work im» larum-clock. Weck-glocke, f. alarum-bell; — bahn, m the early cock: —ftunte, 5 hour of waking; —ubr, f. vid. Weder, 2.3 —werf, m. vid. Wederwerf, »Weẽda, m. (-8) a war-idol of the ancient Frislanders. Wedde, f. + punishment, fine; superin tendence; compos. —compfotr, n. li cencing office; —jettel, m. licence. Wedel, m.(-8; pl. —) tail, fan, brusl. compos, —formty, adj. fan-shaped, fla belliform; —ſchwamm, m. fan-shaped sponge; —ſchwanz, m. the white wag tail. Wedel, v.n. (aux. haben) 1.10 wag (with the tail) ; 2. to fan. XB Edel n,n. (-8) 1. wagging ;2. fanning. Weeder, conj. neither; — reich nod arnt, neither rich nor poor. Wefel,n. T. 1. woof, weft; 2. honey comb ; compos. —fpule, f.the weftpirn DM efelu, v. n. to build or make the comb (of bees). Weg, 1. partic. & adv. away, gone ; off: 2. int. begone! — da! away, get you gone! — mit ibm! P gad en him! Hände —! hands off! ſchon — he is gone already; fchledy. —, plainly, simply ; without ceremony or ado, short and sweet; gerade —, roundly, plainly, flatly, point-blank friſch —, cheerily, gaily, with a wit! friſch —! come be alive! sharp's tm word. mv fads! bon einem —, hinter einander —, witnoutinterruption ; with out pause, in one breath; fünf Jahr: in einem — five ccnsecutive years das Haus liegt weit — von der Stra. fie, the house lies far off from th street; — mit diefem Gedanken, awa ~ with these thoughts. ES Meat N. RB Weg ia compound verbs is ie prrable. Wig, m. (-08; pl. -e) 1. way, road, passage, walk; route; path; 2. man- ner, mode; 3. expedient, means; ein enger —, a defile; der kürzeſte —, the nearest way, the shortest cut; ein betretener, gangbarer —, a trodden ath; auf halben —e, halfway; eine Meile —e8, a mile’s distance; geva- des —e8, direct, straight; unter —eé, hy the way, on the road, on the jour- ney; ich auf den — machen, to set out; geb, pade dich deiner —e! go your ways! get you gone! aué dent —e gehen, to make way, stand out of the way, clear the way, einem aug bent —e geheit, to shun or avoid some- body; einem tm —e ftehen, ſeyn, to stand in one's way; einem etwas in ben — legeit, to hinder or offend one ; etwas aus dein —e räumen, to re- move something ; Schwierigkeiten aus dem —e räumen, to remove difficul- ties; eitten aus beim —e räumen, to dispatch one; er iff aut dem —e fein Glück zu machen, he is in a fair way to make his fortune; den — alles Fleiſches gehen, to go the way of all flesh, to die ; feines —eé, by no means ; Mittel und —e finden, to find out means; frumme —e, oblique ways; fam. e8 hat gute —e, there is no haste; there’s no fear of it; ‘tis no matter, it does not signify; gute Gefellfchaft fiiryt den —, good company shortens the’ road. Wegarbeiten,v.I.a.to workaway, remove by working ; II. n. (aux. haben) vulg. to work on. Wegätzen, v. vid Wegbeizen. Wegbannen, ».a to banish, drive away. Weg begeben, vi. reff. to go away, to retire, to absent one’s self, to de- part. Wegbegehren, v.n. to want to go away, to wieh to depart, to ask leave to quit. Megbeifien, v. ir. a to bite away. Wegbeizen, v. a. to remove by something caustic, to corrode or eat ‚away. : Mighefommen, v. ir. a. fam. vid. Wegfrlegen, Wegberufen, v.ir.a.to call away or off a Wegbeten, vw u. to drive away or expel by praying. Weghetten, va. to separate beds. Wegheugen, v. a to remove hy bending. Weg beweget, v.a. to move away. Wegbie gen, v. ir. ato remove by bending. Weg binden, v. ira. to remove by binding, to unbind, untie. Weghlafen, v. ir. a. to blow away. MWegbleiben, mirn. (aux, feyn) to stay away; to be omitted; er bleibt nie pom Kränzchen weg, he never misses the club. Wegbleichen, v. I a to remove (stains, &c.) by bleaching ; I. ir. & reg. n. 1.to become pale, grow thin; to pine away; 2. to be busy at bleach- ing. * Woegblicken, on. (aux. haben) to look away Weghlii hem. v.n. (auz. ſeyn) to fare away, to wane (of beauty, &c.). Wegbrechen, o. ia 1 te break 770 Wege off or away; 2. so pull down; 3. vomit out. Weghrennen, ». J.a. reg. & ir. burn away; IL. n. ir. (auz feyn) burn down. Wegbringen, ov. ia. to bring or carry away; leicht wegzubringen, of easy conveyance; biefer Bleden i nt —— this stain cannot be got out; mit Gitronenjaft bringt man Dintenflecen weg, ink-stains are got out with lemon-juice. Weg biiden, v. ref. to bend aside, stoop sidewards, to duck away Weghiigetn, v. a.&n.to iron out, remove (a fold, &c.) by ironing; to be busy at ironing. Wegbüchſen, Pv. u alles Wild We ghiirfden,§ —, to shoot up all the game. Wegbürſten, v.a. to brush off or away, Wegeapern v. vid. Wegfapern. Wegdämmen, v a. dns Waffer —, to dam off or up (water, &c.). MWegdampfen v.Im. (auz. feyn) to evaporate, steam off or away ; Il. a. — or MWegbämpfen, to evaporate, cause to steam off. Wegdeden, v. a. to lay the cloth or table elsewhere, We gdenEen, v. ir 1. a.to fancy some- thing away, to picture something as absent; II. rafl. to fancy one’s self away. Wegdeuteln, Wegdenten, sense of another). Wegdorren, v.n. (aux. feyn) to dry away- Wegbrängen,v.a, to push, force away. Wegdrehen, va. to turn off or away. — Wiegdrüden,v.a. to press or squeeze away. Wegdunften,v.n. (aux. ſeyn) vid Verdunften. Wegbüuften, v.a. to evaporate, Wegdiirfen, ». ir. m. fam. to be allowed to ga eway; to dare er venture to go away. We ge in compos. of Weg, —amt, n. road-office ; —auffeher, m. surveyor of the roads; —bau, m. making of roads; road-beating; —batamt, n. board of roads, committee on bridges and cause- ways; —bereiter, an. surveyor or over- seer of the highways; —befferung, f. repairing of highways: —breit, n plan- tain, way-bread ; —diftel, f. St. Mary’s thistle, welted thistle; —dorn, m. Christ-thorn; —enge, f. narrow pass, defile; —fertig, adj. + ready to set out; —geld, n wheelage, turnpike, toll: —gras, n. 1. knot-grass; 2. sea- ala —haspel, m. turn-stile ; —= haus, 2, toll-house, turn-pike-house ; —fraut, n. our lady’s bed-straw; —= fümmel, m caraway; —lagerer, m. waylayer; —lagerung, f. act of way- laying ; —lauf, m. vid —tritt ; —lang, f. bug; —lerche, f. crested lark; —= leuchte, f. reflector of a street-lamp; — unge, f. vid. —warte ; —meffer, m. T. odometer; NM. T. log; —narr, m. provine. salamander ; —)pfernig, m. + vid. —geld; —recht, adj. acquainted with the roads; —fäule, f. way-mark, mile-stone; —fcheide, f. crossway ; —= ſcheu, adj. (a fault in horses) shy at the eroseing »f roads; —[chlinge, f. war- io to to v. a. to explain away (the true waaay faring tree ; —ıchneike, Ff. dew-lace dew-snail ; —fteitt, m. road-stone ; — fterz, m. provinc, white water-wagtail —fteuer, f. road-toll, turnpike-toll; —s ftrede, f. length of the way, extent of the road; —ftroh, 7. cud-wort, share: wort (a plant) ; —triff, m. swine-grasg (a plant) ; — warte, f. cichory, auceo- ry; — wolle, f. star-thistle ; —gehrung, f. travelling expenses; —jzeichen, n. way-mark; —goll, m. vid. —gelb. Wegeilen, vn. (auz.feyn) to hasten away. Weg eifen,n. 4 coulter. Wegeitern, v.n. (auz. ſeyn) to go away in suppurating. Mögen, prep. with gen. because of, for the sake or on account of, for, by rea- son of; — feines Betragens, because of his conduct; meiner Bamilie —, for my family’s sake ; — dtefer Sache, on account of this matter; Witers —, for age, by reason of his old age; det Armen —, in behalf of the poor. Wegen, v. a + &*to move; vid. Bes wegen, Wegenge, f defile, narrow pass. We ger, m (85 pl. —) N. T planks for ceiling. the thick-stuff. Wöegerich, m. (-8) plantain. Wegering, Ff (pl.-en) M T. planks, clamps and thick-stuff used in the ctil- ing of a ship. 7 Me gerklaven, v. a. to explain away (the real meaning of any word, &c.). Wegern, v. a. 1. vid Weigern; 2. M T.to place the planks and thick-stufl of a ship's ceiling; Soll —, to place the planks and thick-stuff close to east other; halb voll —, to place half clowy, half open, Wegeffen, vir 1 a to cat up; is n. (aux. haben) to continue eating. Wegfahren, v. ir. La. to convey away in a carriage, to carry away, to drive away with; II. n. (auz. feyn) to drive, ride away. Wegfahrt, f. driving away, depar- ture. Wegfall, m. in— bringen, to abolish (a law, &c.), to cancel. We afa len, » inn. (auz. feyn) 1. to drop, fall away or off; 2. fig. to be omitted, be spared, be deducted; 3. to come gr fall to nothing, to become null and void. Weyfangen, v. ir 4. to catch away .Wegfaulen, vn. (aux. feyn) to rot away, rot off. Wigfeilen, v. a. to file off. Wegfiſchen, v. a. fig.to fish away carry off, get away with, to catchaway, snatch away. Wegflattern, vo. n. (aux. feyn) to flutter off or away. Weg fliegen, v. wn. (auz. feyn) to fly away. Wigfliehen, v.ir.n. (aux. feyn) to flee away. Wegfliegen, ov. ir. n. (aux. feyn, to flow away. MWigflößen, v. u. to carry away by floating. * 43 J Weg fliidten, va & nm & ref. ve save by flight; to find safety by flight. Wea fluten, v Ln (uz fegn) u streain or flood away; II. a, to carry away by a current or s‘ream. Wigfreffen vo. i. atoeetun & vour. Wegt Wegführen, v.atoleadaway, carıy away. We gfibrumg, f. carrying away or off, transport. Wiggabelm,v. a. fam. to fork away or off: fig. vid. Wegfifchen. Weggähren, v. ir. n to ferment away, to be expelled by fermentation. We g gang, m. Ees) departure. 