wooer


Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
woo/wuː/
verb (woos, wooing, wooed)
  • 1 try to gain the love of (a woman).
  • 2 seek the support or custom of.
– derivatives
wooable adjective,
wooer noun.
– origin OE wōgian, āwōgian, of unknown origin.
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