I got up, cut a withe of bamboo, and made her fast to a root.
He stretched the withe on the field, and began to put the corn in it.
You find a man hanging by a gad (withe), and you cut him down to save him.
God for thy grace what hathe Poliphemus to do withe the gospell?
It was a whole year since the withe had been fastened around him.
Others are used in handles, either fastened with gum, or consisting of a withe passed round the stone and tied underneath.
We hooked ourselves to the withe and made lively tracks to the shanty, where we could talk and laugh of the day's hunt.
A withe (A) was tied to the upper end, and this was secured to the arm of the woman just above the wrist.
Then he drew from his belt his hunting knife, the only weapon that he had not discarded, and cut the withe that held the canoe.
His trophies were indeed worth taking, and tying their legs together with a withe he hung them across his saddle bow.
Old English wiððe "twisted cord, willow twig" (see withy).
