Wither

What do we mean by wither?

To dry up or shrivel from loss of moisture. intransitive verb

To lose force or vitality; become diminished; wane. intransitive verb

To cause to shrivel or fade. intransitive verb

To cause to lose force or vitality; diminish or destroy. intransitive verb

To render speechless or incapable of action; stun. intransitive verb

To go against; resist: oppose.

Against; in opposition (to): chiefly in composition, as a prefix wither-, against.

To cause to become dry and fade; make sapless and shrunken.

To cause to shrink, wrinkle, and decay for want of animal moisture; cause to lose bloom; shrivel; cause to have a wrinkled skin or shrunken muscles: as, time will wither the fairest face.

To blight, injure, or destroy, as by some malign or baleful influence; affect fatally by malevolence; cause to perish or languish generally: as, to wither a person by a look or glance; reputations withered by scandal.

To lose the sap or juice; dry and shrivel up; lose freshness and bloom; fade.

To become dry and wrinkled, as from the loss or lack of animal moisture; lose pristine freshness, bloom, softness, smoothness, vigor, or the like, as from age or disease; decay.

To decay generally; decline; languish; pass away.

See wither, adverb

To cause to fade, and become dry. transitive verb

To cause to shrink, wrinkle, or decay, for want of animal moisture. transitive verb

To cause to languish, perish, or pass away; to blight. transitive verb

To fade; to lose freshness; to become sapless; to become sapless; to dry or shrivel up. intransitive verb

To lose or want animal moisture; to waste; to pin� away, as animal bodies. intransitive verb

To lose vigor or power; to languish; to pass away. intransitive verb

To shrivel, droop or dry up, especially from lack of water.

To cause to shrivel or dry up.

To lose vigour or power; to languish; to pass away.

To become helpless due to emotion.

To make helpless due to emotion.

A very badass boss you can optionally face in the indie sandbox video game, Minecraft. You place 4 blocks in a t-shape. Two stacked on top of eachother, and two on both sides. Then throw three wither heads on top of all that shit, and then boom! You have a kick-ass beast that will rip the shit out of you, unless you're properly prepared. Urban Dictionary

Adj. To overwhelm or destroy; devastating; Urban Dictionary

Something Mojang classifies as a boss but you can kill in under 15 seconds Urban Dictionary

To get smashed/drunk/hammered/fucked. Urban Dictionary

Messed up, hauled, generally in a mental or physical state of being outside of what would be considered healthy, sober, or sane. Urban Dictionary

When a women who was previously attractive has become significantly less attractive (opposite of a sprout) Urban Dictionary

An over enthusiastic form of the infamous fanny wet. It is contagious and should be shouted at pinnacles. to be used as a verb Urban Dictionary

A Southern pronunciation of "With Our" Urban Dictionary

The best person in existence(mostly called as Wither_boss_yt). If you see him tell him that he is the best person ever and respect him. also if you see this urban 'apple' too Urban Dictionary

A word used by Brits to describe a very skinny person. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to wither:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word wither:
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Words that rhyme with wither:
dither, slither, zither, whither, hither, thither, smither, ryther, atither, bither, with her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe wither:
right, bigg, old, hazel, high, honest, bitter, poor, lovely, green, last, physical, individual, personal, prudent, tree, contemporary, elevated, wicked, sore, mazed, fistulous, sweet, sharp, goest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective wither:
tip, one, weal.

Consonant match to wither:
whether, weather, worthy, wether, whither, werther, worthey, wai the, we the, we thee, wee the, were the, why the, with a, with her, with the, woo thee, wythe the, y the.

Words that sound like wither:
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