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bei, whirlpool. Waflerwoge, bil-low. Wafferzoll, Water-toll.

Waflerchen, n. water-hrook.

Wiflerig,». xoafiy, watery , water-ijh. aqueous , aquofe. [fity-

Watterigkeit, f. water ißnefs,aqtto-

V/afTern, v. a. & n. to water , irn-gate-, tofoak; to dijfalt; (verdün-nen) to dilute,

Wiflcrung, f. watering , irrigation.

Wat, f. see Untiete.

Waten, v. n. to wade, ford.

Watfack, m. wallet.

Watfclieln, v, n. to waddle.

Watte, {. wadding, wad.

Wan, m, weld , diet's weed.

Webe, f. web. weft.

Weben, v. n. to move , ßir. - v. a.to weave', to work.

Weber, rn. weaver■ weberbaum,weaver's beam. Weberblatt ,flait.Weherkarde, f. Weberkraut, fil-ler's tb’file, tassel. Weberfchiff-<hen, weaver'sßuttie. Weber-fchlichte , f. linen weavers'sflarch. WeberftuhUAww, Weber,tritt, treadle of a loom. Weber-zettel, weaver's warp,

Weberey, f. weaving.

Wechfsl, m. viciffitude, change,turn ; exchange. - or Wechfel-briet', bill of exchange; ein gezo-gener draft , draught'. V.'ech-fn\bz\g,changeling. Wechfelbaok,bank , exchange. Wechfelcours,courfe of exchange. Wechl'elfie.ber, intermitting fever. Wech-selgeld, money >.f exchange ; ex-change-money , agio, wechlelge-fang, alternative Jong. Wechfel-rechnung, reckoning of bills ofexchange, banker's accounts.wechfelrecht, fiatute- laws con-cerning bills of exchange. Wech-felfenfal, -m'.ikkr, broker in billsof exchange. Wecjtfelsweife, ad,by turns , alternately, alterna-tively.

■Wechseln, v. n. & a, to change , ex-change, ßift , turn ; Briefe miteinem to correfpond with one ;Worte to entertain a difeourfe,to /peak, talk.

Wechsler, 10. banker , exchanger ,camber. {tual.

WtchfelfeUig, a. reciprocal , mu-

W'eck.m. Wecke,f. wig', roll-butter.

Wecken, v. a. to wake, a wake.

V/ecker, in. wuker; - or Weckuhr,alarum-watch.

Wedel, m. tail; bruffi-

Wedeln, v. n. to wag, fan.

Weder, c. neither-. ... noch, nor.

Weg, m. way; road; walk, path;fig. way, expedient, means ; ge-rades Weges, directly; unter We-ges, see Unterwegs, wegeamt,road-office. Wegeaulfeher, fnr-veyor of the roads. Wegebau,

road-heating. Wegebereiter, fur-veyor of the highways. Wege,breit, n. way bread, plantain.Wegediftel, St. Mary's thijiie.Wegedorn , ebriß-thorn. Wege-geld, wheelage. Wegemefler, t.hodometer; (auf Schiften) log.Wegefaule , Wegweifer, tuay-mark. Weeefcheide, crofs-way.Wegefchnecke, dew-lace , dew-fnail, Wegewarte, t. f weary, ci-chory. Wegweifer, Wegzeiger,guide , leader.

Weg, i. awuy. - ad. gone.ftch * Weglvjgeben, v. r. to ahjentone's fe>f.

* Wegbeiffen, v. a. to bite away.Wegbeiuen, v. a. to corrode, eat

away.

Wegbeiten, v. a. in feparate beds.

* Wegblafen, v. a. to blow away,

* Wegbleiben,-v. n. to flay out.

‘ Wegbrechen, v. a. to break off, topull down; to vomit out.Wegbrennen, v. a. to burn atony.

• *v. n, to burn rfoton. [away.

* Wegbringen, v.a. to bring or carryWegdrimgen, v. a. to pnjh away.Wegen, prp. for, herauf«, on ac-count of, by reafon of, in be-half of.

Wegerich, m. plantain,way-bread.‘ Wegeflen,'v. a, to eat up.♦Wegfahren, v. a. to drive or rideaway, -*v. n. to carry away ,drive away, with,

‘Wegfällen, v. n. to drop , fall off;fig. to he omitted.

* Wegfangen, v. a. to catch away.Wegtifchen, v, a. to fiß away, car-ry off.

* Wegfltegen, v. a. to fly away.‘Weg! reffen, v.a. to eat up, devour.Wegtuhren, v. a. to carry away.

* Weggehen, v. a. to give away.•Weggehen, v. n. to go away.

» weggiulsen, v. a to pour away.‘Wegluben, v. a. to have one’sJhare,anticipate, [draw.

* Weghalten, v. a to keep off, with-

* Weghauen, v. a. to cut away.‘Wegheben, v. a. to lift up and

away.

Wcgholen, v. a. to carry away,Wegjagen, v. a- to drive av^ay.Wegkanfen, v. a, tofore.flal,wegkehren, v. a. to fweep away;to turn off.

‘ wegkommen, v. n. to get away; tolofe; fig. to fnccted; to come off.

* Wegkönnen, v. n, to be able to get

away. [out, omit.

* Weglaflen, v. a. to let go; to leave

* Weglaufcn, v. n. to run away.wegiegen, v. a. to put afidt.

* Wegleihen, v. a. to lend out•Wegmachen, v, a. to make away,

fweep away ; Itch to with-draw, make off.

‘WegmufTen, v. n. to he obliged togo away, to be bound for ano-ther place.

‘Wegnehmen, v, a. to take away,Wegnahme, taking, fei'x.ure..Wegpacken, v,a. to pack in anotherplace; fich to pack away.Wegrafkn , v, a. to take qway,fweep off.

Wegraumcu, v. a. to remove.»Wegreihen, v. a. to rub away, off.WegriMleu, v. n. to fet out on ajourney, to depart. Wegreife, de-parture.

‘Wegreifsen, v. a. to take away ,break off, down.

‘Wegreiten, v. n. to ride away.IWgriicken, v. n, &. a. to remove.‘Wegruten, v.a. to call away.Weglehaffen, v. a. to put away; tocarry away ; to difmifs; to fell.Wegfelvnken, v. a. to give away.

* Wegfchereri, v. a. to Jbave away,fich to go away.

\ Wegfchicken, * Wegfemlen, v. a. /«f>.nd away,

* Wegfchieben, v.a. to remove,

* Wegf.jhlapen, v. a. to beat away.fich * wegtchleichen, v. r. to Jieal

away. [force away.

Wegfi.hleppen, v. a. to drag , orWegfchleuilern. Wegfchnellen, v.a.to fiir.g away.

WVgfchi'flppen, v. a. to fnap away,

* Wegfdmeiden, v. a. to Cut away.Wegfchwenmien, v.a, to float away,Wcgfegelu, v. n. to fail off.

* Wegfchen, v. it. to look afide.Wegfetzen, v. a. to put away; (ein

Kind I to expofc; fig. (ich über an-dere to think one's felf wfer,better etc.; fielt über etwas-, toflight. [pdfl, gone.

* Wegfeyn, v. n. tobe abfent; to heWeefiecken, v.a. to put away, a-

flde; to hide.

•Wegftehlen, v.a. to purloin; fichtoflealoff.

Wertteilen, «wegthun, v^a. to putaway, afide,

* Wcgfiofsen, v. a. to puß away.

* SVc^ftreicheu, v.a. to lake away;

to feratch out.

»Wegtragen, v. a. to carry avtay.»Wegtreten, v. n. to flep away. •*v. a. to wear out by going.Wegtvehen, v. a. to blow away.»Wegweifen, *Wegwenden, v. a. toturn away.

Wegweifer, see Weg, m. etc. [away,»Wegwerfen, v.a. to throw or CajtWegtvifchcn, v. a. to wipe away.

• v. n, to fneak ojf.

‘Wegwollen, v. a. to want to go.

* WeR/.iehen, v. a. to draw away,

- ‘v. n to draw off, remove.Weg/.ug, drawing away, etc •Weh, or Wehe, i. wo, woe. - mir !■wo me -ad. -thun, toake; fig*