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WHORT definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
1. Also called : huckleberry or (dialect) hurt , whort. a small Eurasian ericaceous shrub, Vaccinium myrtillus, greenish-pink flowers and edible sweet blackish berries. 2. the fruit of this shrub.
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WHORT Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of WHORT is bilberry.
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whort - American Heritage Dictionary Entry
whort (wûrt, hwûrt) also whor·tle (wûr tl, hwûr tl). Share: n. A whortleberry or its fruit. [Variant of dialectal hurt.] The American Heritage® Dictionary ...
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whort dial. (hwɜːt) Also 6–7 whorte, 7 whurt, 9 wort. [South-western dial. form of hurt n.2 (cf. whoam for home, whole for earlier hole, and whortleberry).] = whortleberry. Also attrib. Hence ˈwhorting vbl. n., gathering whortleberries.1578 Lyte Dodoens vi. xi. 670 There be two sortes of Whortes, an...
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"WHORT": A small, wild European blueberry - OneLook
▸ noun: (botany) The whortleberry, or bilberry. Similar: bogwort, whortleberry, whortle bush, whimberry, Winberry, whinberry, hurtleberry, grouseberry, ...
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WHORT Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com
noun ... Discover More ... Word History and Origins ... Origin of whort.
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whort - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
whort (plural whorts). (botany) The whortleberry, or bilberry (fruit). 1899, H[erbert] G[eorge] Wells, Love and Mr. Lewisham: The Story of a Very Young ...
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whort, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary
The earliest known use of the noun whort is in the late 1500s. OED's earliest evidence for whort is from 1578, in a translation by Henry Lyte, botanist and ...
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whort - WordReference.com Dictionary of English
whort · physical, moral, or mental pain or suffering · a wound, cut, or sore · damage or injury; harm. adj. injured or pained physically or emotionally: ...
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Meaning of whort - Scrabble and Words With Friends - WinEveryGame
whort: Definition, sample sentence, origin, Scrabble and Words With Friends score.
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whortleberry
whortleberry (ˈhwɜːt(ə)lbɛrɪ) Also (8 whirtle-), 8–9 wortleberry. [South-western dial. form of hurtleberry: cf. whort. Used by Lyte, a Somerset man, in his translation of Dodoens' Herbal, whence app. by later writers on plants, so as to have become at length the usual ‘book-name’.] The blue-black fr...
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marshwort
marshwort (ˈmɑːʃwɜːt) [See marsh n.1 and wort.] The umbelliferous plant Helosciadium (Sium) nodiflorum.1776 Withering Bot. Arrangem. Vegetables I. 127 Marshwort, Samolus. 1897 Jrnl. R. Agric. Soc. Dec. 617 Procumbent marsh-wort, Helosciadium nodiflorum, is a plant with the habit of watercress. ¶ An ...
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▪ I. wort, n.1 (wɜːt) Forms: 1 wyrt, 2 wirte, 6 pl. wirtes; 2 wert, 4 pl. wertes; 1, 3, 5–7 wurt (5 pl. wurten), 3 wrt, 3–7 worte (5 wourte), 4– wort (5 pl. worttus, 6 woort). [OE. wyrt root, plant = OS. wurt, OHG. (MHG. and G.) wurz, ON. (Icel., Norw., Sw., Da.) urt, Goth. waurts; the stem is relat...
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hurt
▪ I. hurt, n.1 (hɜːt) Forms: 2–7 hurte, 4 hirt, hourte, 5 hort, hurth, 5–6 hurtt(e, 4– hurt. [app. a. OF. hurte (mod.F. heurte) shock of collision, stroke, blow, f. hurter, heurter: see hurt v. Cf. also later F. heurt ‘shocke, push, or dash; violent meeting or conflict; a knock or knocking together’...
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