| 释义 |
wen
I. \ˈwen\ noun
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Etymology: Middle English wenn, wenne, from Old English wenn; akin to Middle Low German wene wen, Danish dialect vann and probably to Old English wund wound — more at wound
1. : a cyst formed by obstruction to the excretion of material from a sebaceous gland and filled with sebaceous material : sebaceous cyst
2. : an abnormal growth protruding from a surface : excrescence
II. noun
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Etymology: Old English
: a rune adopted into the Old English alphabet having the value of Modern English w and after the 13th century being entirely replaced by that letter |