withy

As adjectives the difference between witchy and withy

is that witchy is of, pertaining to, or characteristic of witches; witchlike while withy is flexible, like a withe.

As a noun withy is

the osier willow (species: Salix viminalis).

As nouns the difference between withy and withs

is that withy is the osier willow () while withs is .

As an adjective withy

is (archaic) flexible, like a withe.

As adjectives the difference between writhy and withy

is that writhy is characterized by or prone to writhing while withy is flexible, like a withe.

As a noun withy is

the osier willow (species: Salix viminalis).

As adjectives the difference between lithy and withy

is that lithy is easily bent; pliable while withy is flexible, like a withe.

As a noun withy is

the osier willow (species: Salix viminalis).

As adjectives the difference between withy and pithy

is that withy is (archaic) flexible, like a withe while pithy is concise and meaningful.

As a noun withy

is the osier willow ().

As adjectives the difference between withy and witty

is that withy is (archaic) flexible, like a withe while witty is (label) wise, having good judgement.

As a noun withy

is the osier willow ().

As nouns the difference between with and withy

is that with is while withy is the osier willow ().

As a preposition with

is against.

As an adverb with

is (midwestern us) along, together with others/group etc.

As an adjective withy is

(archaic) flexible, like a withe.