What does weasy mean?
Weasy means Alternative form of wheezy..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Alternative form of wheezy..
The fumes of a long pipe, whose stem she sucked between her toothless gums, occasionally found its way into her weazy lungs.
“Thee bee'st for sartan too thick and weazy like for them stairs,” said the miner.
A little, weazy, shaky laugh, ending with a cough.
Pellagra is characterized by an erythematous eruption affecting parts chiefly exposed to the sun; it prefers the face and the hands; the skin is swollen, tense, bullous, followed by ulcers; after each acute attack desquamation takes place, and the underlying skin is thickened and pigmented; the parts become atrophied, dry, weazy, as in old age.
Around and around the plaza the players dodged, Weatherby close behind 'em, pantin' an' laborin' along like a weazy threshin' machine.
Instead a little fellow in overalls (whose greasy hand had spoilt a good coat for him), the tenant of the shed from which the light came and the weasy owner of the weasy old taxi that stood in it.
Needless to say, woke up the morning of my first flight with what I can only describe as a weasy, queasy, uneasy feeling, or somewhere between a bad case of vertigo and diarrhea.
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Weasy means Alternative form of wheezy..
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The fumes of a long pipe, whose stem she sucked between her toothless gums, occasionally found its way into her weazy lungs.
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