withe
pronunciation
How to pronounce withe in British English:
UK [wɪθ]
How to pronounce withe in American English:
US [wɪθ]
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- Noun:
- band or rope made of twisted twigs or stems
- strong flexible twig
Word Origin
- withe (n.)
- Old English wiððe "twisted cord, tough, flexible twig used for binding, especially a willow twig," from PIE *withjon-, from PIE *wei- (1) "to turn, twist" (see withy).
Example
- 1. She has already a few withe hairs .
- 2. Empty movie reels on a withe .
- 3. I will sing withe the spirit .
- 4. I hesittogether withe to marry her .
- 5. She 's gone off withe the american .