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woose

British  
/ wʊs /

noun

  1. same as wuss

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Why, I'm a-gettèn rid ov ev'ry goose An' goslèn I've a-got: an' what is woose, I fear that I must zell my little cow.

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Those do they couer with the woose and the wiedes of the sea tempered together.

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And the liver by its heat, draweth woose and juice and turneth it into blood, and serveth the body and members therewith, to the use of feeding.

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