(a) Naut. A floor timber of a ship; ?also, one of the ribs of a ship’s hull (b) in combs.: wrong nail, q.v.; wrong rop, a line or cable used to secure the floor timbers or perh. the ribs of a ship’s……

(a) To twist and squeeze (a wet sponge, garment, fleece, etc.) so as to express the liquid from it, wring; also, in hyperbole: wring dry (a sweaty horse); wringen oute (b) to press (fruit, herbs, raw……

(a) Contrary to what is morally right, wicked, sinful; wrong peril, Fig. a morally or spiritually entangling danger (b) of persons: given to vice, depraved; also, as noun: sinners, the wicked [2nd……

(a) That which is morally wrong, wickedness or evil in the abstract; also person. (b) sinfulness as an attribute of persons; viciousness, inclination to bad behavior; also, culpability, fault,……

(a) Contrary to what is morally right, sinful; of a person: given to sin, wicked, unrighteous; also, as noun: sinners, malefactors [1st quot.] (b) contrary to what is just, not in accordance with……