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Wite

Noun (1):

A wite refers to a blame or punishment imposed on someone, particularly in Old English law.

Sample Sentence:

"The wite for stealing was harsh in ancient times."

Noun (2):

Wite can also be used to describe a person who is clever or cunning.

Sample Sentence:

"He is a sly wite who always finds a way to get what he wants."

Verb (1):

As a verb, wite means to blame or accuse someone of wrongdoing.

Sample Sentence:

"She wited him for the broken vase, although it was actually her fault."

Verb (2):

Wite can also mean to punish or exact a penalty on someone.

Sample Sentence:

"The judge wited the criminal with a hefty fine."

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