widdies
/ˈwɪdiz/
noun
- Plural of widdie; ropes or nooses used for hanging.
- The museum displayed a collection of historical widdies from different eras.
- In the old prison, the widdies hung from the rafters as a grim reminder.
- The executioner kept several widdies ready for the condemned prisoners.
- Plural of widdie; flexible willow twigs or branches used for binding.
- The children learned to weave simple toys from green widdies.
- He gathered a bundle of widdies to repair the fence.
- The basket maker soaked the widdies in water to make them pliable.