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Definition of wrig
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Wrig (v. i.) To
wriggle.
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Wringbolt
::
Wringbolt
(n.) A bolt used by
shipwrights,
to bend and
secure
the
planks
against
the
timbers
till they are
fastened
by
bolts,
spikes,
or
treenails;
-- not to be
confounded
with
ringbolt..
Wright
::
Wright
(n.) One who is
engaged
in a
mechanical
or
manufacturing
business;
an
artificer;
a
workman;
a
manufacturer;
a
mechanic;
esp., a
worker
in wood; -- now
chiefly
used in
compounds,
as in
millwright,
wheelwright,
etc..
Shipwright
::
Shipwright
(n.) One whose
occupation
is to
construct
ships;
a
builder
of ships or other
vessels.
Playmaker
::
Playmaker
(n.) A
playwright.
Riggle
::
Riggle
(v. i.) See
Wriggle.
Cartwright
::
Cartwright
(n.) An
artificer
who makes
carts;
a cart
maker.
Scriggle
::
Scriggle
(v. i.) To
wriggle.
Plowwright
::
Plowwright
(n.) Alt. of
Ploughwrigh.
Jiggle
::
Jiggle
(v. i.) To
wriggle
or frisk
about;
to move
awkwardly;
to shake up and down.
Wriggling
::
Wriggling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Wriggl.
Wriggled
::
Wriggled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Wriggl.
Squirr
::
Squirm
(v. i.) To twist about
briskly
with
contor/ions
like an eel or a worm; to
wriggle;
to
writhe.
Wheeler
::
Wheeler
(n.) A maker of
wheels;
a
wheelwright.
Wriggle
::
Wriggle
(a.)
Wriggling;
frisky;
pliant;
flexible.
Wrig
::
Wrig (v. i.) To
wriggle.
Playwright
::
Playwright
(n.) A maker or
adapter
of
plays.
Wriggle
::
Wriggle
(v. t.) To move with
short,
quick
contortions;
to move by
twisting
and
squirming;
like a
worm..
Wheelwright
::
Wheelwright
(n.) A man whose
occupation
is to make or
repair
wheels
and
wheeled
vehicles,
as
carts,
wagons,
and the
like..
Ploughwright
::
Ploughwright
(n.) One who makes or
repairs
plows.
Templet
::
Templet
(n.) A
gauge,
pattern,
or mold,
commonly
a thin plate or
board,
used as a guide to the form of the work to be
executed;
as, a
mason's
or a
wheelwright's
templet..
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