withe¹ or with /widh, with or wīdh/

1. A flexible twig, esp of willow
2. A band of twisted twigs
3. A halter (obsolete)
4. An elastic handle to a tool to save the hand from the shock of blows
5. A boom-iron

1. To bind with a withe or withes
2. To capture with a noose of withes

withˈy adjective

1. Made of withes
2. Like withes, flexible
3. Wiry and agile

• the whole world
• the whys and wherefores
• the Wicked One
• the Widow
• thewier
• thewiest
• the wiser for
• thewless
• the Word
• the Word of God
• the works
• the world and his wife
• the world is my oyster
• the world is one's oyster
• the world over
• the world's end
• the world, the flesh and the devil
• the world to come
• the worm may turn
• the worse for
• the worse for wear
• the wrong end of the stick
• the wrong shop
• thews
• thewy