willest

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb willest is

(archaic) (will).

As a proper noun will

is also used as a formal given name.

As a noun will

is (american football) a weak-side linebacker.

As a verb willest is

(archaic) (will).

As verbs the difference between willst and willest

is that willst is archaic second-person singular of will lang=en (alternative form of lang=en while willest is archaic second-person singular of will.

In archaic terms the difference between fillest and willest

is that fillest is archaic second-person singular of fill while willest is archaic second-person singular of will.

Willets is likely misspelled.

Willets has no English definition.

As a verb willest

is archaic second-person singular of will.

In archaic terms the difference between killest and willest

is that killest is second-person singular present simple form of killwillest is archaic second-person singular of will.

As a verb willest

is (archaic) (will).

As an adjective wellest is

(well).

As a proper noun willet

is .

As a verb willest is

(archaic) (will).

As a verb willest

is (archaic) (will).

As an adjective wiliest is

(wily).

As a verb willest

is archaic second-person singular of will.

As a proper noun Willes is

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As a noun willes is

plural of wille.