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wye
1[ wahy ]
noun
plural wyes.
- the letter Y, or something having a similar shape.
- Electricity. a three-phase, Y -shaped circuit arrangement.
- Railroads. a track arrangement with three switches and three legs for reversing the direction of a train.
Wye
2[ wahy ]
noun
- a river flowing from central Wales through SW England into the Severn estuary. 130 miles (210 km) long.
Wye
/ ·É²¹Éª /
noun
- a river in E Wales and W England, rising in Powys and flowing southeast into Herefordshire, then south to the Severn estuary. Length: 210 km (130 miles)
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of wye1
First recorded in 1855–60; a spelling of the letter name
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Out of the air Lenny's voice boomed, "Wye oh wye did I ever leave Wyoming?"
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Eventually I had to stop him and explain politely that, actually, "J" was pronounced "jay", not "wye".
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"It's this wye, sir," said his whilom chauffeur, taking grace of words.
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"It's the wye they talk in books," said Dickie, suddenly returning to the language of his aunt.
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“All good people thinks that wye, madam; but when you tackle it deliberate like, there’s quite a trick to it.â€
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