Definition Conjugation
Definition of withe - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
bindingDated bind with flexible twigs or branchesDated
- He withe the bundle tightly to secure it..
2.
strikingDated strike using flexible twigs or bandsDated
- The farmer withed the bundle to shape it.
Noun
1.
plantsDated flexible twig used for bindingDated
- The basket was woven using a withe.
2.
maritimeRare iron attachment on a mast or boomRare
- The sail was rigged using a withe.
3.
architectureRare UK partition between flues in a chimneyRare UK
- The chimney's withe needed repair.
Images of withe
flexible twig used for binding 
iron attachment on a mast or boom
Origin of withe
Old English, withthe (willow)
Examples of withe in a sentence
They withe the sticks together to form a shelter. He withed the branches to form a rustic fence. The craftsman withed the reeds into a sturdy basket. The craftsman selected a sturdy withe for the project. A withe was essential for securing the structure. The withe secured the sail tightly during the storm.
He inspected the withe for any signs of wear. The withe was crucial for the chimney's function. Inspect the withe to ensure it's intact.
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- French:lier, osier, ...
- German:binden, Weidenzweig, ...
- Italian:vincolare con ramoscelli, vimine, ...
- Spanish:atar con ramas flexibles, mimbre, ...
- Portuguese:atar, vime, ...
- Chinese:绑扎, 柳条, ...
- Japanese:縛る, ウィズ, ...
- Arabic:رَبَطَ, غُصْن مُرِن, ...
- Hebrew:לִקְשׁוֹר, מַקֵּל גָּמִישׁ, ...
- Russian:связывать, лоза, ...
- Ukrainian:зв'язувати, лоза, ...
- Hindi:बाँधना, विथ, ...
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