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WHETSTONE, n. [whet and stone.] A stone used for sharpening edged instruments by...
WHETHER, pronoun or substitute. [L. The sense See ms to be what, or which of two...
WHETSTONE-SLATE, WHET-SLATE, n. Novaculite or coticular shist, a variety of slat...
WHET, v.t. pret. and pp. whetted or whet. [G.] 1. To rub for the purpose of shar...
WHERRY, n. [a different orthography of ferry, formed with a strong breathing; li...
WHERRET, v.t. [G.] To hurry; to trouble; to tease; to give a box on the ear. [Lo...
WHEREWITHAL, adv. [See Withal .] [where, with, and all.] The same as wherewith.
WHEREWITH, adv. [where an with.] 1. With which. The love wherewith thou hast lov...
WHEREUPON, adv. Upon which. The townsmen mutinied and sent to Essex, whereupon h...
WHEREUNTO, adv. [where and unto.] The same as whereto. [Little used.]
WHERETO, adv. [where and to.] 1. To which. Whereto we have already attained-- Ph...
WHERETHROUGH, through which, is not in use.
WHERESOEVER, adv. [where, so, and ever.] In what place soever; in whatever place...
WHERESO, adv. [See Wheresoever .]
WHEREON, adv. [where and on.] 1. On which; as the ground whereon we tread. 2. On...
WHEREOF, adv. [where and of.] 1. Of which. We are not guilty of the crime whereo...