Or view of. 9. So as to be separated from. 10. Despite, notwithstanding, the presence of.
Withal’ (-dhawl) adv. & prep. (archaic) With (it) ; in addition, moreover, as well at the same time.
Withdraw’ (or widh-) v. I. Pull aside ;...
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Or view of. 9. So as to be separated from. 10. Despite, notwithstanding, the presence of.
Withal’ (-dhawl) adv. & prep. (archaic) With (it) ; in addition, moreover, as well at the same time.
Withdraw’ (or widh-) v. I. Pull aside ; take away, remove ; retract. 2. Retire frompresence or place, go aside or apart. withdraw’al n.
with’e (-dhi or widh) , with’y (-dhi) ns. (pl. –thes pr. dhiz, or -ths). Tough flexible twing or branch esp. of willow or osier used for building bundles, making baskets, etc.
with’er (-dh-) v. Make be-come, dry or shriveled (up) ; deprive of or lose vigour, vitality, freshness, importance; decline, languish, decay ; blight, paralyse (with look of scorn etc. ) with’er ing adj. with’eringly adv.
With’ers (-dherz) n. pl. Ridge between shoulders and blades of horse and some other animals (ill. Horse) ; my ~ are unwrung, imputation does not touch me. [named as part that takes strain of col
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