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ers; notation of --_Vowels_, two coming together, where may be parted in syllabication. W. W, its name and plur. numb. --simpler term than _Double-u_ perhaps desirable; DR. WEBST. on the lett. --W, when a vowel --with vowel foll., sound of --before _h_, how pronounced --in Eng. never used alone as a vowel --no diphthongs or triphth. in Eng., beginning with. _Wages_, noun, plur. by formation; its construe, with a verb. _Walker, J._, estimate of his Critical Pronouncing Dictionary --in his lexicography how far followed DR. JOH. _Was_, contrary to usage preferred by some to _were_, in the imperf. sing, of the subj. _We_, plur., as representing the speaker and others; how sometimes used in stead of the sing.; sometimes preferred by monarchs to _I_. _Webster, Dr. N._, describes language as comprehending the voice of brutes --never named the Eng. letters rightly --his orthography as a _standard_; do. compared with that of DR. JOH. --the result to himself of his various attempts to reform our orthog.; the value of his _definitions_. _Weight, measure_, &c., see _Time_. _Wert_, as used in lieu of _wast_ --its mood not easy to determine; authorities for a various use of. _What_, its class and nature --to what usually applied; its twofold relat. explained --its numb.; example of solec. in the use of --as a mere adj., or as a pron. indef. --its use both as an adj. and as a relative at the same time; do. for _who_ or _which_, ludic. and vulg. --declined --how to be disposed of in etymolog. parsing; how to be parsed syntactically --how becomes an interj. --used appar. for an adv.; uttered exclamatorily before an adj., to be taken as an adj., ("WHAT PARTIAL _judges are our_," &c.,) --followed by _that_, by way of pleonasm, ("WHAT _I tell you in darkness_, THAT," &c.,) --with _but_ preceding, ("_To find a friend_, BUT WHAT" &c.,) --vulg. use of, for _that_ --derivation of, from Sax., shown. _Whatever_ or _whatsoever_, its peculiarities of construe., the same as those of _what_; its use in simp, relation --its construc. as a double relative; whether it may be supposed ellipt. --its declension. _When, where_, or _while_, in what instance not fit to follow the verb _is_ --_When, where, whither_, as partaking of the nature of a pron.; construc, of
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