Weed 



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Wood 



Weed, V. t. 1. jnten, Iciutern (Un= 

 fraut), 2. auSBauen, entfernen 



Weedy, a. bcrunltautet, berangert. 



to get — , berunlrouten, ber= 

 toilbern. 

 Weeping, o. Sange^. 

 Weevil, iftttffeHafer, m. 

 Weir, 2Bet|r, m. 

 Wet, a. nofe. 

 Wetness, Staffe, f. 

 Weymouth pine, (Finns Strobtis 



L.) ©troBe, f.; SOBeipiefer, f.; 



SEBe^moutpIiefer, f. 

 Wheelwrights'wood , iESogner* 



l^olj, n. 

 Wheel-track, asSagcnf^Jiir,/.; go^irs 



geleife, n. 

 Whin, V. furze. 

 White-bark pine, (Pinus albi- 



caulis Engdm.) hjcifeftammigc 



Whiteleaf oak, (Querms hypoleuca 



Engelm.) loeipidtterige ©ii^e. 

 White-rot, SBeigfaule, f. 

 Whitethorn, SEBei^boicn, m.; ^oge= 



born, m. 

 Whorl, £luirl, m.; SBirtel m.; 



false — , ©(i^einquirl, m. 

 Whorled, a. quirlftanbig. 

 Whortleberry, §eibeI6eere, f.; 



red — , 5j5i;et§el6eere, f. 

 Wicker, SQSeibenjtoetg, m. 

 Wicker-work, gted^ttoerl, n. 

 Wicker, a. ouS SBeibenruten ge» 



flod^ten. 

 Width, SBreite, f.; aSegBreite, f.; 



©jjonnung, f. 



— in the clear, Sid^tWeite, f. 

 WUd-cherry, SBogelftrfd^e, f. 

 Wilderness, SBilbttiS, f. 

 WiUow, (Salix L.) SBeibe, f.; 



weeping — , (S. habyUmica L.) 

 SCrauerttJCtbe, f.; 



white — , (8. (dba L.) a»eife= 

 ioelbe f.; S>otteriDeibe, f. 

 Willow-culture, asSeibenl^eger, m.; 



aBeibenlDcrber, m.; aSexoer, m. 



Willow-herb, iESeibentSSd^eti, n. 

 WiUow-oak, (Quercus Phelhs L.) 



SBeibenei^e, f. 

 WUt, V. i. iDeHen. 

 Windbreak, 1. SBinbBruc^, m.; 



2. SBinbBred^er, m. 

 Windbreakage, S33inbBrU(5^, m. 

 Windfall, 1. SBinbf aa, m. ; 2. mnb-- 



faUBiefee, f. 

 Windfirm, a. jturmfeft, toinbfeft. 

 Wind-slash, SOSinbfaEBlBfee, f. 

 WinterkUl, v. t. burdi SBintet' 



laite tBten; v. i. bur^ 583inter= 



!aite utnlomntett, erfricren. 

 Windmantle, SGSinbnttttttel, m. 

 Wing-elm, (TJlmus alata Michx.) 



Slftgelulme, f. 

 Wing-wall, glilgelntauet, f. 

 Winter-moth, groftf^janner, m. 

 Winter-spore, aBinterft)ore, f.; 



%tltuto\)?oxt, f. 

 Wire, ®ra!^t, m.; 



.barbed — , ©tac^elbral^t, m. 

 Wire-fence, ©rol^tjauit, m. 

 Wire-netting, ©ra^tgePei^t, n. 

 Wire-tramway, ®ra|tfeilricfe, f. 

 Wire-worm, Sra'^ttourttt, m. 

 Witches' broom, ^eycnBefett, m.; 



®onnerBefen, m.; ®onner= 



Bufd^, m.; aBetterBufd^, m. 

 Witch-hazel, (Samamelis virgini- 



ana L.) |)eyennu6, /. 

 Withe, aSiebe, f. 

 Withed, a. ittit SBiebeit geBunbett. 

 Wither, v. i. berhjellett. 

 Withy, (Salix fragUis L.) Snatf= 



toetoe, f. 

 Wolf -tree, SESolf, m.; SotterBuf^ m. 

 Wood, 1. SBalb, m.; ©el^BIs, «.; 



2. ^oli, n.; 



broad leaved — , SouBtoalb, »t.; 



burnt — , aSranb^oIj, n.; 



coniferous — , SRabetloalb, m.; 



dry — , ©tarl^olj, n.; 



dry fallen — , Oefe^olj, n.; 



veined — , Slberl^olj, n.; 



white — , 1. Sinbe, f.; 2. STut^jett' 

 Baum, m.; 



