Wart
21Wart — Wạrt 〈m. 1; veraltet; nur noch in Zus.〉 Hüter, Aufseher (HausWart, KassenWart, SchlossWart, TankWart) [<mhd., ahd. wart „Wächter, Hüter“ <got. daurawards „Türhüter“] * * * Wạrt, der; [e]s, e [mhd., ahd. wart, zu ↑ wahren] (veraltet, sonst …
22wart — stal·wart·ly; stal·wart·ness; thra·wart; wart; wart·ed; wart·less; stal·wart; …
23wart — This word is not usually a vocative. It occurs in Henry the Fourth Part Two (3:ii) only because it is the name of Thomas Wart, one of Falstaff’s recruits. There are of course punning references to the name: ‘Is thy name Wart?’ ‘Yea, sir.’… …
24wart — 1. n. an annoying person. (Also a rude term of address.) □ Who is that wart with the inch thick glasses? □ Tell the wart to leave, or we will be forced to call Ziggy, who doesn’t care for such persons. 2. n. a problem or an obstruction in a plan …
25wart — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English wearte; akin to Old High German warza wart, Old Church Slavic vrědŭ injury Date: before 12th century 1. a. a horny projection on the skin usually of the extremities that is caused by any of several …
26wart — n. to remove a wart * * * [wɔːt] to remove a wart …
27wart — Coś (jest) gówno (gówna) warte zob. gówno 1. Coś (jest) śmiechu warte zob. śmiech 1. Coś (jest) warte lepszej sprawy zob. sprawa 1. Coś nie jest warte funta kłaków, trzech groszy, złamanego grosza, szeląga; coś (jest) diabła warte zob. niewart 1 …
28wart — UK [wɔː(r)t] / US [wɔrt] noun [countable] Word forms wart : singular wart plural warts a small hard lump that grows on your skin, for example on your neck or hand, and is caused by a virus • warts and all …
29wart — [[t]wɔrt[/t]] n. 1) pat a small, often hard growth in the skin, usu. caused by a papillomavirus 2) ppa vet any small protuberance, as on the surface of certain plants, the skin of certain animals, etc 3) cvb any unattractive detrimental feature… …
30wart — Benign tumour of basal cell of skin, the result of the infection of a single cell with wart virus (papillomavirus). Virus is undetectable in basal layer, but proliferates in keratinising cells of outer layers …
