- any
given time, one
waxing and one waning. foma –
harmless untruths wrang-
wrang –
Someone who
steers a
Bokononist away from
their line of perception...
- A
wrong or
wrength (from Old
English wrang – 'crooked') is an act that is
illegal or immoral.
Legal wrongs are
usually quite clearly defined in the law...
- Carl-Olof
Wrang (27
January 1917 – 18
September 1998) was a
Swedish Army
lieutenant colonel.
Wrang joined the Waffen-SS in 1939 but
deserted and instead...
-
often /r/, but may be /vr/ in
Northern dialects: 507 e.g.
wrack ("wreck"),
wrang ("wrong"), write,
wrocht ("worked"), etc. The
orthography of
Early Scots...
- is Right, and What is
Wrang, by the law, by the law? What is
Right and what is
Wrang by the law? What is Right, and what is
Wrang? A
short sword, and a...
-
water wesh - wash wey - well (wey nar = well no) whe - who
whese -
whose wrang -
wrong yem - home
yisterda -
yesterday Monkey hanger Smoggie Sandancer...
-
identified with this verb (perhaps by
analogy with s****–sought).
wring –
wrang/wrung –
wrung Strong,
class 3
write –
wrote –
written cowrite – cowrote...
- from
Finnish creator and enthusiast,
Liisa Wrang.
Inspired by a
childhood p****ion for
paper dolls,
Wrang started drawing dolls and
accompanying wardrobes...
-
breast o a brid I seen oan the
banks o the
Tweed thon day; then grey, aa
wrang, the
naelstring windit ticht aroon her neck; I
ettled tae
lowse it, aince...
- Beck (L)
Carle Beck (Ls) Alne Beck (Rs)
Shires Beck (R)
Hawkhills Beck (L)
Wrang Beck (Ls)
Blytham Beck (R)
Sally Close Beck (L) Ouse Gill Beck (R) Caulkhill...
