Weymouth1
/ˈweɪməθ
/A resort and port on the coast of Dorset, southern England; population 50,100 (est. 2009).
Weymouth2
/ˈweɪməθ/noun
1 (also Weymouth bit) A simple curb bit, used especially in a double bridle.
1.1 (also Weymouth bridle) A double bridle in which the curb bit is a Weymouth bit.Genuine Swarovski-crystals decorate the browband of this stunning Weymouth....
- A full, double, or Weymouth bridle consists of two bits: a snaffle used for raising the head, and a curb, used for tucking in the nose.
Origin
Late 18th century: of unknown origin.
Weymouth3
/ˈwāməTH
/A town in eastern Massachusetts, southeast of Boston; population 53,261 (est. 2008).
- two-faced
- two-facedness
- twofer
- two fingers
- two-fisted
- twofold
- two-four
- two-handed
- two-handedly
- two-hander
- two heads are better than one
- two-horse
- two natures
- twoness
- twonk
- twoonie
- two (or three, four, etc.) of a kind
- two (or three) sheets to the wind
- twopence
- twopenn'orth
- twopenny
- twopenny-halfpenny
- two-phase
- two-piece
- two-ply