1. To rub for the purpose of sharpening, as an edge tool; to sharpen by attrition; to provoke; to stimulate; to make angry or acrimonious.

2. The act of sharpening by friction; something that provokes the appetite.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• whe,
• whati,
• wahed,
• what,
• shet,
• whieh,
• whart,
• whaty,
• thwt,
• whoem,
• whatr,
• whant,
• whern,
• thtt,
• wwek,
• waher,
• wheth,
• whitr,
• wwhat,
• whernt

• whit,
• whyte,
• whitey,
• white,
• Whitt,
• What,
• whitty,
• wheat.

The adjective form of the word "whet" is "whetted".

The plural of the "whet" can be the "whets".

The singular of the "whet" can be the "whet".