Weather a point.
- 1. Gain a point toward the wind.
- 2. Gain or accomplish anything against opposition.
Weather-cock, n.
- 1. Vane, weather-vane.
- 2. Trimmer, time-server, fickle person, chameleon.
Weather out. Encounter successfully, though with difficulty; endure.
Weave, v. a.
- 1. Interlace (as the threads of a fabric), intwine, plant, plat, braid, mat.
- 2. Unite intimately, unite by close connection or intermixture.
- 3. Compose, form into a fabric.
Weave, v. n. Work a loom, practise weaving.
Weazen, a. Thin, sharp, lean, withered, shrunken, dried, shrivelled, wizened.
Web, n.
- 1. Texture, tissue, structure, textile fabric.
- 2. Suffusion (of the eye), film.
- 3. Cobweb.
- 4. Membrane (as in the feet of swimming birds).
Web-footed, a. Palmiped.
Wed, v. a.
- 1. Marry, espouse.
- 2. Join in marriage, give in wedlock.