| Front | wether \WETH-uhr\ |
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| Back | noun A castrated ram. [Middle English, from Old English, wether, from Germanic wethruz, perhaps "yearling".] "The wolf, well-sated, puts himself to sleep counting his bags of wool, then dreams of queues replete with shivering wethers, meaty ewes;" Melissa Cannon; Fairy Tale and Gloss; Ploughshares, Mar 1996. |
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