wride
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English
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Noun
1.3
Anagrams
2
Middle English
2.1
Noun
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Etymology
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From
Middle English
wrid
,
wride
, from
Old English
wrīd
.
Noun
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wride
(
plural
wrides
)
(
dialectal
)
A
bush
having multiple
stalks
proceeding from a single
root
.
a
wride
of hazel
Anagrams
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Dwire
,
WEIRD
,
weird
,
weïrd
,
wider
,
wierd
,
wired
,
wried
Middle English
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Noun
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wride
Alternative form of
wrid
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English countable nouns
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