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wither
verb (withered , withering )
1 tr & intr said of plants: to fade or make them fade, dry up and die.
2 (sometimes wither away) tr & intr to fade or make something fade and disappear.
3 tr & intr to shrivel or make something shrivel and decay.
4 to humble or disconcert someone with a glaring or scornful, etc expression.
[13c: possibly a variant of weather]
withered adjective .
withering adjective .
witheringly adverb .
verb (withered , withering )
1 tr & intr said of plants: to fade or make them fade, dry up and die.
2 (sometimes wither away) tr & intr to fade or make something fade and disappear.
3 tr & intr to shrivel or make something shrivel and decay.
4 to humble or disconcert someone with a glaring or scornful, etc expression.
[13c: possibly a variant of weather]
withered adjective .
withering adjective .
witheringly adverb .
withershins or widdershins
adverb , Scot in the contrary direction; contrary to the course of the sun. Opposite of deasil.
[16c: from German weddersins , from wider against + sin direction]
adverb , Scot in the contrary direction; contrary to the course of the sun. Opposite of deasil.
[16c: from German weddersins , from wider against + sin direction]
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