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Definitions for Withy

[1] a willow.
[2] a pliable branch or twig, especially a withe.
[3] a band, loop, halter, or rope of slender twigs; widdy.
[4] made of pliable branches or twigs, especially of withes.
[5] flexible; pliable.
[6] a variant spelling of withe (def. 1), withe (def. 2)
[7] a willow tree, esp an osier
[8] (of people) tough and agile
[9] rare resembling a withe in strength or flexibility

Words nearby Withy

without further ado, without question, without so much as, withoutdoors, withstand, withy, withywind, witigo, witless, witling, witloof

Origin of Withy

before 1000; Middle English; Old English wīthig; akin to withe, Old Norse vīthir, Old High German wīda, Greek ītéa willow, Latin vītis vine

Word origin for Withy

Old English wīdig (e ); related to Old Norse vīthir, Old High German wīda, Latin vītis vine, Sanskrit vītika fetter. See withe , wire