Definitions
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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of wean.
Etymologies
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Examples
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'weans'; and the three sisters loaded her with gifts, letters, and messages for all.
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"Better no tell the weans, pal, eh?" suggested one, John Campbell from Glasgow, on the other side of Scotland.
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Now when #3 weans (I do not know when that will be … she is almost one year old and shows no signs of wanting to wean.)
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That fact will not change unless or until the State of Israel weans itself off the US teat.
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I've heard it a. It wisnae they bliddy capitalists gie'd you a the weans, wis it?
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Taxpayers will save money as the military weans itself from oil, including fuel that costs as much as $400 a gallon by the time it reaches troops on the battlefield.
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I suspect that these labour half-wits want words like 'separatists' and pictures of weeping grannies and weans over coffins marked UK.
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Obama's grand vision for the battery -- specifically, the advanced batteries that power plug-in hybrid and electric cars and trucks -- is that it can become a new industry that both weans the United States off oil and provides a new manufacturing backbone.
Obama's 'battery story' has yet to put a charge in the American public
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This sector is set to grow exponentially over the next 50 years as the world weans itself off of oil.
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Then they should work with the Democrats on a comprehensive, forward-looking plan that embraces multiple energy sources and weans us off oil.
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