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hoof; T. shroud s spanische —, foldingscreen; — bank, / bench fixed to awall; — Keine, pi. T. parietal hones;—bekletdung,/. wainscoting 1 ; —besen.m. hair-broom with a long handle; —decke, s cover for a wall, tapestry; —fest, a. fixed to the wall; — flechte, fwall-moss ; — Haken, m. wall-hook; —kraut, n. pellitory of the wall; — laus,/. bug ; — leuchter, m. sconce ; — Pfei-ler, in. pillar inserted in a wall, pilas-ter; — rahmen, in. tenter (to stretchand dry cloth); —ruthen, T. timberor props on the sides of a mine-pit;
— faule, /. wall-pillar; — schrank, m.cupboard; closet; wainscot-chest; —schraube, s wall-screw; — spiegel, m.pier-glass; —uhr, /. house-clock, dial.
Wan'del, m. -s, act of going, progress;barter, traffic, trade; Jig. blemish,stain, spot; behaviour, conduct, courseof life; Handel und —, trade, business;
— bahn, /.walk, pleasure walk; —stern, m. erratic star, planet; —wet-ter, n. changeable weather.
Wandelbar, a. mutable, changeable,variable, versatile; ruinous; passable,'current; faulty, blemished; perish-able; —, adv. changeably, variably;ruinously.
Wandelbarkett,/.-, mutability, change-ableness, inconstancy; ruinousness.
Wan'dellos, a. unalterable, immutable.
Wandeln, v. n. to go, to walk; towander, to travel; unsträflich —, tolead an irreproachable life.
Wan'delung, /. -, transformation,change; transubstantiation.
Wan'der, (in Zusammensetzungen) —buch, n. little book, serving as a pass-port to traveling journeymen ; —fall,m. passenger-falcon;' — geräth , n.furniture for traveling, traveler'shiggage; — gesell, w. traveling jour-neyman ; —jahr, n. traveling year;
— leben, n. vagrant life; —mans,—ratte, /. leming; — raupe, / proccs-
, sionary caterpillar; — stab, m. walk-ing-staff;, ben —stab ergreifen, to go ontravels. [traveler (on foot).
Wan derer, m. -s, pL -, wanderer;
Wan'deringen, pi. T. gang-ways.
Wan'dern, V. n. to wander, to travel,to travel on foot, to walk, to go.
Wan'd ern, n. -S, traveling, walking.
Wanderschaft, /. traveling, pere-grination, travels.
Wan'dersmann, m. -es, -s, pi. Wan-dersleute, traveler on foot, passer.
Wan'derung, /. pi. -cn, traveling,walking; (der Völker) migration.
Wandlung,/, v. Wandelung.
Wan'ge,/. -, pi. -n, cheek, jowl; pi.(einer Presse) T. cheeks, side-beams;(einer Treppe) string-boards; —nbein,«.cheek-bone, zygoma; —nnaht, /T. zygomatic suture; — nschnürchen,pi. falling of the jaw.
Wa'nholz, n. -es, T. back-sided timber.
Wan'kelhast, a. unstable.Wan'kelniuth, m. -es,'-s, Wan'kel-
MÜthlgkeit, /. fickleness, incon-stancy, wavering, changeableness.
Wan'kelmüthig, a. fickle, inconstant,wavering, changeable; —, adv, sick-ly, inconstantly, changeably.
Wan ken, V. n. to totter, to stagger, toreel; to waddle, to wag, to jog, toshake; ßg. to stir, to buage; to waver,to stagger, to hesitate; to flinch, to be
Wandel — Wasche
a turn-coat, to show another face; tobe in a failing condition.
Wan'ken, n. -s, tottering, staggering,wavering, etc.
Wann, adv. when; sett — ? since whattime? dann und —, now and then.
Wan'ne, /. -, pi. -n, fan, van; win-nowing basket; coop,tub; T. shruttle.
Wan'NM, v. a. to fan, to winnow.
Wan'nm, adv. (n. u.) whence; V0N-- ? from whence? [whence.
WannenHe'r, Wannenhe'ro, adv. (n.u.)
Wan'nenweher, m. -S, pi. -, (Vogel)
wind-hover.
Wanst, m . -eS, pi. Wanste, belly,paunch; seinen — füllen, to fill one'spaunch, to cram one's guts.
Wan'stig, a. vulg. paunch-bellied.
Want, /. pi. -en, T. shrouds of themast; die aroße —, mam shrouds; —Haken, ni. sine with fish-hooks ; — tau,7i. shroud.
Wan'ze, /. -, pi. -n, bug, punice; —n-biß, — nstich, m. bug-bite, stingos abug; — nkraut, n. bug-bane; stinkingiris ; —nfame, m. tick-seed.
Wa'nzeit, /. T. tide and half tide.
Wan'zig, a. buggy, full of bugs.
Wap'pen, n. -S, pi. -, arms; escut-cheon, scutcheon, coat of arms; —bild, n. figure in an escutcheon; —binde,/, label in heraldry; — buch, n.armorial, book of heraldry; —Halter,vi. supporter; — Herold, — könig,herald, king at arms; —sennet, m.armorist; — künde, —kunst,/. blazon-ry, heraldry; — kundige , in. personskilled in heraldry; — fchlld, n. scut-cheon, coat of arms.
Wapp'nen, v. a. to arm, v. Waffnen.
Wardei'n, m. -kö, -S, pi. -e, mint-war-den, essayer, essay-master.
Wardi'ren, V. a. T. to essay, to value,to estimate. [wort, way-thistle.
War'gendistel, /. pi. -n, corn-saw-
Warl, 11 . -t$, -s, T. swivel-hook.
War'lich, adv. v. Wahrlich.
Warm, a. warm ; hot; mir ist —, Iam warm; — werden, to be heated;Jig. vul&, — sitzen, to be a warm man;Einem den Kopf — machen, to heatone's brains; — , adv. warmly, hotly;
— blutig, a. warm-blooded, warm-tem-pered ; —bnmnen, m. hot wells; —Halter, m. all-blaze.
Wärm , (in Zusammensetzungen ) —flasche, /. warming-bottle; barber’schafer; —kerb, m. childbed-basket;— Pfanne, /. chaffern, warming-pan;
— stein, m. stone for warming; —tel-ler, in. chafing-dish.
Wa'r'me, /. warmness, warmth, heat;
— grab, m. temperature; — meffer, m.thermometer; —stuff, in. caloric; —zeiger, in. thermoscope.
War'men, v. a. to warm, to heat; —(sich), v. r. to warm one’s self.
Wärmen, n. SBät'ttiuttg , /.warming, heating.
War'mer, in. -s, pi. warming pan,chasing dish; warming-bottle.
War'nen, v. a. to warn, to caution, toadmonish; (vor einem Dinge) to warnone os a thing, to caution oue against.
War'ner, m. -s, pi. -, monitor, ad-monisher. [root.
Warne'ria, /. -, pi. -ten, T. yellow
War'NUNZ, /. pi. -en, warning, cau-
tion, admonition ; lastet Euch das zur —dienen, take this for a warning.
War'schau, n. -s, Warsaw (Stadt).
Warnte, /. -, pi. -n, watch-tower, bar-bican, beacon, look-out; (Sternwarte)observatory.
War'teftau,/ V. Wärterin.
War'tegeld, «. v. Wartgeld.
War'ttN, v. a. to attend to; to takecare of, to tend, to nurse; —, v. n. tostay; to wait; to attend ; (auf Einen)to stay for, to wait for, to expect;seines 'Berufs —, to mind, attend, plyone's business; warte ein wenig, staya little. [tending.
War'ten, n. -s, staying, waiting; at-
War'ter, m. -s, pi. -, waiter, wailingperson, keeper; attendant.
Wärterin, /. pi. -nen, Wart'frau,
f -, pi. -en, female waiter, nurse.
Wart'geld, «. -es, -S, pi. -er, moneypaid to a nurse or attendant; pensionpaid to a person who has the promiseof a place; T. payment for demurrage.Wart'tHurm, m. v. Warte.
War'tMlg, /. nursing, tending, at-tendance; culture.
Warum', ociv.why, wherefore, on whataccount; — nicht ? why not ?Wä'rwolf, m. v. WaHrwolf.
Wa'rze, /. pi. -n, wart; (au derÄruft eines Weibes) nipple; (eines Thie-res) dug, teat; —nartig, a. warty;
— nbacke, /. crowned gondola; —n-
buckel, m, snail with warts; —nflun-der, m. plaice; — nsörmig, a. papilla-ry; — nkraut, n. wart-wort; —n-maul, n. leech having eight eves; —n-rippe,/. Venus sea-shell; — nschnecke,/. papillary slug-snail; —nftein, m.wart-stone, stalagmite; —nftern, m.pnpillarv sea-star; —nwegweiv, m.wild succory'. [rucose.
Wa'rzig, a. warty; (von Pflanzen) ver-
Was, pm. what? why? that, what;something; — für, what, what kindof, what sort of; — für ein Mensch istdas? what man is this? — für BücherHaben Sie gekauft? what hooks haveyou bought?— auch immer, whatever,whatsoever; weißt Du — Neues? shallI tell you some news ? — Sie sagen !you don't say so!
Wasch, (in Zusammensetzungen) — bank,/. washing-bench ; — bar, in. rackoon,rattoon; —becken, n. basin, bason; —bläuel, m. washing-hectic; — bock, m.washing - stool; washing -horse ; —bret, «. T. washing-hoard; — erde,/fuller’s earth; — faß, n. washing-tub,washing-coop; —stem,/, washer-woman, laundress; —geld, n. pay forwashing; — gelte, /. wash-pail; —gold, n. wash-gold, obtained from sandby washing; — Haus, n. wash-house;
— kanne, j. ewer; —kefsel, m. wash-kettle, washing-copper, chaffern; —klammer, /. cloth-peg; — korb, m.basket for linen; —kraut, n. soap-wort; — fuse,/, washing tub ; — leder,n. wash leather, shamoy; — leine, /.line for drying linen; — lohn, m. v.
— geld; —markt, m. Jig. gossipingplace; — Maschine,/ washing-machine;bason-stand; — schrägen , in. v. —bock; —tag, m. washing-day; —then,m. fuller’s-earth ; — trog, m. washingtrough; —wanne, /. washing-tub; —waffer, «.water for washing (the handsand face); —zettel, m. wash-bill; —
über, m. washing-tub.asch'e, /. pi. -n, gossip, tell-tale.