Associations to the word «Wight»
Noun
- Isle
- Yarmouth
- Newport
- Lyman
- Southampton
- Wessex
- Osborne
- Portsmouth
- Hampshire
- Dorset
- Barrow
- Seaplane
- Hendrix
- Tennyson
- Berkshire
- Oxfordshire
- Woodstock
- Sussex
- Wiltshire
- Undead
- Bournemouth
- Regatta
- Buckinghamshire
- Medina
- Boniface
- Alf
- Cretaceous
- Saxon
- Roe
- Ferry
- Devon
- Som
- Winchester
- Archdeacon
- Funnel
- Boycott
- Mainland
- Manor
- Surrey
- Suffolk
- Saunders
- Downs
- Festival
- Dylan
- Yacht
- Hampton
- Bede
- Guernsey
- Hem
- Williamsburg
- Lifeboat
- Quay
- Beatrice
- Gan
- Poole
- Hampstead
- Anvil
- Kent
- Dinosaur
- Havre
- Orkney
- Ful
- Northumberland
- Mote
- Wilfrid
- Windsor
- Lincolnshire
- Chesapeake
- England
- Dover
- Rutland
- Bancroft
- Britannia
- Bedfordshire
- Mp
- Brighton
- Guiana
- Needle
- Regan
- Coastline
- Somerset
- Cornwall
- Hurst
- Gloucester
Adjective
Wiktionary
WIGHT, noun. (archaic) A living creature, especially a human being.
WIGHT, noun. (paganism) A being of one of the Nine Worlds of heathen belief, especially a nature spirit, elf or ancestor.
WIGHT, noun. (poetic) A ghost or other supernatural entity.
WIGHT, noun. (fantasy) A wraith-like creature.
WIGHT, adjective. (archaic except in dialects) Brave, valorous, strong.
WIGHT, adjective. (UK dialectal) Strong; stout; active.
Dictionary definition
WIGHT, noun. A human being; `wight' is an archaic term.
WIGHT, noun. An isle and county of southern England in the English Channel.
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