werrit

English

Unknown; used since at least the 1860s across England.

werrit (third-person singular simple present werrits, present participle werriting, simple past and past participle werrited)

To worry needlessly over trivial things, often aloud and in a repetitive manner.
- 1863, Owen v. Huxley (The Huxley Files)‎:
  I can't see it, says he, and he sets to werriting and haggling about it, and goes and tells everybody, as what I finds ain't there, and what he finds is, and that's what no tradesman will stand.

单词	werrit
释义	werrit English Etymology Unknown; used since at least the 1860s across England. Verb werrit (third-person singular simple present werrits, present participle werriting, simple past and past participle werrited) To worry needlessly over trivial things, often aloud and in a repetitive manner. 1863, Owen v. Huxley (The Huxley Files)‎: I can't see it, says he, and he sets to werriting and haggling about it, and goes and tells everybody, as what I finds ain't there, and what he finds is, and that's what no tradesman will stand.
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