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  • verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of wist.

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Examples

  • Yahoos trying it, Delicious does it the best, and there are wannabees in furl, wists, delirious, and many others.

    Archive 2005-07-01 Ben Barren 2005

  • Yahoos trying it, Delicious does it the best, and there are wannabees in furl, wists, delirious, and many others.

    It ain't that Eazy(e) 2 taG the Net Ben Barren 2005

  • England -- to move as she moves, follow where she wists, and shine, that the mother country may become more splendid by her radiance?

    The Spy James Fenimore Cooper 1820

  • Many a manager wists away firing people in search of just a little respect.

    GNUCITIZEN Comments 2008

  • Viewing: smileygirl / cell-phone_accessory (1 bookmarks) [options: rss or publish on my site or add to friends & faves] Wists network: Cribcandy Popgloss Oobject Yokiddo (people whose wists mpleasant likes and has copied items from) topwists (1) scumbag (1) While buying a cell phone go for correct choice where you can get accessories offering good value.

    xml's Blinklist.com 2008

  • my wists | clone this favourite sites bitch magazine briarpatch magazine craftster!

    more exciting news! amy 2009

  • my wists | clone this favourite sites bitch magazine briarpatch magazine craftster!

    Archive 2009-07-01 amy 2009

  • my wists | clone this favourite sites bitch magazine briarpatch magazine craftster!

    Fabric Friday! er..... Saturday! amy 2009

  • my wists | clone this favourite sites bitch magazine briarpatch magazine craftster!

    whew! my challenge project is complete! (ish!) amy 2009

  • my wists | clone this favourite sites bitch magazine briarpatch magazine craftster!

    skirts, skirts and more skirts! amy 2009

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