Weest

From Middle English westen, from Old English wēstan ("to lay waste, ravage"), from Proto-Germanic *wōstijaną ("to waste, devastate"), from Proto-Indo-European *wāst- ("empty, void"). Cognate with Scots wast, weist ("to waste"), German wüsten ("to waste, squander"). More at waste.

Full definition of weest

Verb

1. (transitive, UK dialectal, Northern England) To waste.

Related terms

• westen
• westy

From wee + -est.

Adjective

1. weest

   (superlative of wee)

Anagrams

• sweet
• weets