Wend

What do we mean by wend?

To proceed on or along; go. intransitive verb

To go one's way; proceed. intransitive verb

L. To turn; change.

To direct (one's way or course); proceed upon.

L. To turn; make a turn; go round; veer.

To take one's way or course; proceed; go.

To pass away; disappear; depart; vanish.

Obsolete preterits of ween. noun

A name applied in early times by the Germans to their Slavic neighbors. noun

A member of a branch of the Slavic race dwelling in Lusatia: same as Sorb. noun

To go; to pass; to betake one's self. intransitive verb

To turn round. intransitive verb

A large extent of ground; a perambulation; a circuit. noun

P. p. of wene.

To direct; to betake; -- used chiefly in the phrase to wend one's way. Also used reflexively. transitive verb

To turn; change. verb

To direct (one's way or course); pursue one's way; proceed upon some course or way. verb

To turn; make a turn; go round; veer. verb

To pass away; disappear; depart; vanish. verb

A large extent of ground; a perambulation; a circuit. noun

A large extent of ground; a perambulation; a circuit.

Weekend, stretching from 5pm Friday until 8am Monday. Urban Dictionary

A 'wend' is the average weekend (Saturday and Sunday). It is abbreviated slang for weekend and is mainly used in chatrooms or instant messaging for convenience and speed. Urban Dictionary

Someone that is a mix of a simp as well an incel. A wendely typically reaches for beautiful ladies and tries to seduce them by offering them gifts, posting them on his ig or snap story while swearing at them in private. He usually is horny and depressed . Urban Dictionary

The most wonderful girl/mother/wife/friend in the universe. Always a coffee drinker and loves to read! Urban Dictionary

To wend something means to over-think a situation and build it up into the worst or most unlikely outcome or scenario. Urban Dictionary

1. A U-turn or sharp reversal in opinion, Germanic in origin. Mainly political usage. 2. Ironically, its common slang use in the North of England is almost the exact opposite of the previous definition - i.e. meaning someone who is impossibly stubborn and will not budge on an initial decision, regardless of additional evidence or data being supplied by other parties. Urban Dictionary

A word blend, a colloquial term for a portmanteau. The word "wend" is itself a wend using "word" and "blend." Urban Dictionary

Short-term for Wendy's used only by hard-core Wendy's-goers. Urban Dictionary

Traditionally, the English term "Wend" referred to any West Slavs who lived as a minority in German-majority areas. Nowadays the term is used to refer to the Sorbs, who are a West Slavic people that inhabit parts of the German states of Brandenburg and Saxony. The term is not nowadays used to refer to Poles, Czechs or Slovaks who have migrated to Germany, nor to their descendants. Urban Dictionary

1. Exhibiting qualities which would be less than desirable for an earthworm. 2. The innability to think or make reasoned judgments based on intelligence. 3. The essence of unattractiveness, ex: There is no way in hell I would ever even consider a world in which there was the smallest possibility that anyone remotely connected to me would even dream of going out with him, he's such a Wending! 4. Stupid, ugly, and fat. 5. Dull and uninteresting. 6. The only known cure for insomnia. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to wend:
wend.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word wend:
tense, germanic, loop, charlotte, von, daniel, politician, airport, way, past, valley, german, modern, rock, social.

Words that rhyme with wend:
end, bend, friend, lend, attend, amend, trend, recommend, contend, extend, spend, transcend, send, tend, blend, commend, portend, comprehend, intend, pretend, apprehend, append, suspend, descend, condescend, offend, mend, dividend, depend, expend, ascend, defend, unbend, fend, weekend, befriend, godsend, impend, misspend, overspend, outspend, penned, distend, girlfriend, abend, bookend, boyfriend, yearend, back end, scend, dead end, denned, yenned, rear end, shend, downtrend, overextend, pitchblende, mende, bitter end, hornblende, front end, tail end, blende, backend, uptrend, reoffend, ende, best friend, in the end, fag end, arend, tight end, hende, kenned, loose end, tag end, wende, west end, exboyfriend, without end, split end, no end, sheet bend, butt end, townshend, lady friend, hind end, wallsend, becket bend, riverbend, gable end, carrick bend, rende, extra dividend, next friend, equalizing dividend, stock dividend, landsend, goodfriend.

Adjectives that are often used to describe wend:
while, backward, gentiles, lonely, dastard, hither, wide, first, helpless, duke, modern, weak, host, weary, portal, massive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective wend:
loop, loops, fenton, land.

Consonant match to wend:
wind, wound, wand, waned, weaned, whined, wined, wanned, wond, wonned, wende.

Words that sound like wend:
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