weazon
ˈwiːzən
Definition

Definition of weazon - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
medicalRarethe trachea or windpipe in the bodyRare
  • The knight's weazon was struck in the duel.
airway trachea windpipe
2.
bodyRaredried-up or shriveled part of the bodyRare
  • The plant's leaves turned into weazons under the scorching sun.
wizen
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Origin of weazon

Old English, wæsma (withered)

Examples of weazon in a sentence

  • A blow to the weazon can be fatal.
  • The fruit's skin became a weazon after weeks in the sun.
  • His hands were like weazons from years of hard work.

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  1. French:trachée, partie flétrie, ...
  2. German:Luftröhre, vertrockneter Teil, ...
  3. Italian:trachea, parte avvizzita, ...
  4. Spanish:tráquea, parte marchita, ...
  5. Portuguese:traqueia, parte murcha, ...
  6. Chinese:气管, 枯萎的部分, ...
  7. Japanese:気管, しおれた部分, ...
  8. Arabic:قَصَبَة هَوائِيَّة, عضو ذابل, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְנֵה נְשִׁימָה, חֵלֶק מְצֻמְצָם, ...
  10. Russian:трахея, высохшая часть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:трахея, зморщена частина, ...
  12. Hindi:श्वासनली, सूखा हुआ हिस्सा, ...

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