withywind
American
[with-ee-wahynd, with-]
/ ˈwɪð iˌwaɪnd, ˈwɪθ- /
noun
Etymology
Origin of withywind
1570–80; withy + wind 2; replacing withwind, Middle English, Old English withewinde ( see withe)
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