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1 Wo -- rank: 1000

Wo definitions Webster's 1828 Dictionary WO, n. [G.] 1. Grief; sorrow; misery; a heavy calamity. One ... two woes more hereafter. Revelations 9. They weep each others wo. 2. A curse. Can there be a wo or curse in all the stores of vengeance, equal to the malignity of such a practice? 3. Wo is used in denunciation, and in exclamations of sorrow. Wo is me; for I am undone. Isaiah 6. This ...

2 CD-WO -- rank: 842

CD-WO definitions WordNet (r) 3.0 (2005) n 1: a compact ... read-only memory [syn: CD-R, compact disc recordable, CD-WO, compact disc write-once]

3 Welaway -- rank: 458

... equivalent to alas. It is a compound of Sax. Wa, wo and la, oh. The original is wa-la, which is ... of our common exclamation, O la, and to this, wa, wo, is added. The true orthography would be wa la wa ... Welaway Wel"a*way, interj. [OE. welaway, walaway, weilawey; wei wo! (Icel. vei) + la lo! (AS. l[=a]) + wei wo!; cf. AS. w[=a] l[=a] w[=a]. See Woe ...

4 woe -- rank: 395

... woefulness] Merriam Webster's I. interjection Etymology: Middle English wa, wo, from Old English w?; akin to Old Norse vei, interjection ... of lament Webster's 1913 Dictionary Woe Woe, n. [OE. wo, wa, woo, AS. w[=a], interj.; akin to D. wee ... L. vae, Gr. ?. [root]128. Cf. Wail.] [Formerly written also wo.] 1. Grief; sorrow; misery; heavy calamity. Thus saying, from her ...

5 Worth -- rank: 395

... i. This verb is now used only in the phrases, wo worth the day, wo worth the man, etc., in which the verb is in the imperative mode, and the noun in the dative; wo be to the day. WORTH, n. [G., L. The primary ...

6 ANTEDILUVIAN PATRIARCHS -- rank: 395

... and Ammenon are equivalent to the Babylonian nouns amelu (Delitzsch Wo lag das Paradies? S 149; Hommel, PSBA, XV, 243 ff ... Zimmern, KAT3, 530 ff); Amempsinos is probably Amelu-Sin (Delitzsch, Wo lag das Paradies? 149; Hommel, PSBA, XV, 243 ff; Zimmern ... a misreading of the Greek Opartes, is Ubara-Tutu (Delitzsch, Wo lag das Paradues? 149; Hommel, PSBA, XV, 243 ff; Zimmern ...

7 woebegone -- rank: 312

... syn: woebegone, woeful] Merriam Webster's adjective Etymology: Middle English wo begon, from wo, noun + begon, past participle of begon to go about, beset ...

8 Wobegone -- rank: 312

Wobegone definitions Webster's 1828 Dictionary WOBEGONE, a. [wo, be, and gone.] Overwhelmed with wo; immersed in grief and sorrow. So wobegone was he with ...

9 Woe worth -- rank: 312

... worth definitions Webster's 1913 Dictionary Woe Woe, n. [OE. wo, wa, woo, AS. w[=a], interj.; akin to D. wee ... L. vae, Gr. ?. [root]128. Cf. Wail.] [Formerly written also wo.] 1. Grief; sorrow; misery; heavy calamity. Thus saying, from her ...

10 Hind -- rank: 197

... members of a household; akin to Old High German h?wo spouse, Latin civis fellow citizen Date: 1520 1. a British ...

11 MIDIAN; MIDIANITES -- rank: 197

... Midian" is not found in Egyptian or Assyrian documents. Delitzsch (Wo lag das Paradies? 304) suggests that Ephah (Ge 25:4 ...

12 Mighty -- rank: 197

... 4. Very strong or great in corporeal power; very able. Wo to them that are mighty to drink wine. Isaiah 5 ...

13 Fethcer -- rank: 197

... definitions Webster's 1913 Dictionary Fethcer Fethc"er, n. One wo fetches or brings.

14 Follow -- rank: 197

... 1 Kings 18. 16. To be led or guided by. Wo to the foolish prophets, who follow their own spirit, and ...

15 Wopen -- rank: 197

Wopen definitions Webster's 1913 Dictionary Wopen Wo"pen, obs. p. p. of Weep. Wept. --Chaucer.