wych elm

[ wich ]

/ wɪtʃ /

noun

an elm, Ulmus glabra, of northern and western Europe, having large, coarse leaves.

Origin of wych elm

1620–30; wych wych elm, Middle English wyche,Old English wice

Words nearby wych elm

Wyandotte, Wyandotte Cave, Wyatt, Wyburn-Mason syndrome, wych-, wych elm, Wycherley, wych-hazel, Wycliffe, Wycliffite, wye

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Example sentences from the Web for wych elm

She could not see the wych-elm tree, but a branch of the celebrated vine, studded with velvet knobs had covered the perch.
Howards End|E. M. Forster
We messed away with a garage all among the wych-elm roots, and last year we enclosed a bit of the meadow and attempted a rockery.
Howards End|E. M. Forster
It feeds when young in sallow catkins, and later on low-growing plants, also leaves of sallow and seeds of wych-elm.
The Moths of the British Isles, Second Series|Richard South
It feeds on the seeds of wych-elm, and may be beaten or jarred from the branches in April and May.
The Moths of the British Isles, Second Series|Richard South

A wych-elm tree, a vine, a wisp of hay with dew on it—can passion for such things be transmitted where there is no bond of blood?
Howards End|E. M. Forster

British Dictionary definitions for wych elm

wych-elm

witch-elm

/ (ˈwɪtʃˌɛlm) /

noun

Eurasian elm tree, Ulmus glabra, having a rounded shape, longish pointed leaves, clusters of small flowers, and winged fruits

the wood of this tree

Word Origin for wych-elm

C17: from Old English wice wych-elm

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单词	wych elm
释义	wych elm [ wich ] / wɪtʃ / noun an elm, Ulmus glabra, of northern and western Europe, having large, coarse leaves. Origin of wych elm 1620–30; wych wych elm, Middle English wyche,Old English wice Words nearby wych elm Wyandotte, Wyandotte Cave, Wyatt, Wyburn-Mason syndrome, wych-, wych elm, Wycherley, wych-hazel, Wycliffe, Wycliffite, wye Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for wych elm She could not see the wych-elm tree, but a branch of the celebrated vine, studded with velvet knobs had covered the perch. Howards End\|E. M. Forster We messed away with a garage all among the wych-elm roots, and last year we enclosed a bit of the meadow and attempted a rockery. Howards End\|E. M. Forster It feeds when young in sallow catkins, and later on low-growing plants, also leaves of sallow and seeds of wych-elm. The Moths of the British Isles, Second Series\|Richard South It feeds on the seeds of wych-elm, and may be beaten or jarred from the branches in April and May. The Moths of the British Isles, Second Series\|Richard South A wych-elm tree, a vine, a wisp of hay with dew on it—can passion for such things be transmitted where there is no bond of blood? Howards End\|E. M. Forster British Dictionary definitions for wych elm wych-elm witch-elm / (ˈwɪtʃˌɛlm) / noun Eurasian elm tree, Ulmus glabra, having a rounded shape, longish pointed leaves, clusters of small flowers, and winged fruits the wood of this tree Word Origin for wych-elm C17: from Old English wice wych-elm Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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