weest

As a noun geest

is a type of slightly raised landscape, with sandy and gravelly soils, that occurs in the plains of Northern Germany, the Northern Netherlands and Denmark.

As a verb weest is

to waste.

As an adjective weest is

superlative of wee.

As adjectives the difference between werst and weest

is that werst is while weest is (wee).

As a noun werst

is .

As a verb weest is

to waste.

As verbs the difference between weest and weet

is that weest is to waste while weet is (archaic) to know.

As an adjective weest

is (wee).

As verbs the difference between weest and wees

is that weest is to waste while wees is (wee).

As an adjective weest

is (wee).

As a noun weast

is .

As a verb weest is

to waste.

As an adjective weest is

(wee).

As a noun teest

is a tinsmith's stake.

As a verb weest is

to waste.

As an adjective weest is

(wee).

As verbs the difference between wrest and weest

is that wrest is to pull or twist violently while weest is to waste.

As a noun wrest

is the act of wresting; a wrench or twist; distortion.

As an adjective weest is

(wee).

As verbs the difference between weest and seest

is that weest is to waste while seest is archaic second-person singular of see.

As an adjective weest

is superlative of wee.

As verbs the difference between weets and weest

is that weets is (weet) while weest is to waste.

As an adjective weest is

(wee).

As verbs the difference between weest and beest

is that weest is to waste while beest is (archaic) subjunctive.

As an adjective weest

is (wee).