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(wĭch)
n.1.A variant of 1st wick.
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The philosophical tall soldier measured a sand- wich of cracker and pork and swallowed it in a nonchalant manner.
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Arter which she keeps on abusin' of him for half an hour, and then runs into the little parlour behind the shop, sets to a-screamin', says he'll be the death on her, and falls in a fit, which lasts for three good hours--one o' them fits wich is all screamin' and kickin'.
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