Definition of waywiser in English:

waywiser

noun ˈweɪˌwʌɪzə

1An instrument for measuring and indicating distance travelled, especially by road; specifically a pedometer or odometer. Now historical.
2A guide post. Also figurative. Now rare.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Child (1613–1654), physician and agriculturist. From way + wise + -er, although the semantic motivation in sense 1 is unclear.

Definition of waywiser in US English:

waywiser

nounˈweɪˌwʌɪzə

1An instrument for measuring and indicating distance travelled, especially by road; specifically a pedometer or odometer. Now historical.
2A guide post. Also figurative. Now rare.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Child (1613–1654), physician and agriculturist. From way + wise + -er, although the semantic motivation in sense 1 is unclear.

词汇	waywiser
释义	Definition of waywiser in English: waywiser noun ˈweɪˌwʌɪzə 1An instrument for measuring and indicating distance travelled, especially by road; specifically a pedometer or odometer. Now historical. 2A guide post. Also figurative. Now rare. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Child (1613–1654), physician and agriculturist. From way + wise + -er, although the semantic motivation in sense 1 is unclear. Definition of waywiser in US English: waywiser nounˈweɪˌwʌɪzə 1An instrument for measuring and indicating distance travelled, especially by road; specifically a pedometer or odometer. Now historical. 2A guide post. Also figurative. Now rare. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Child (1613–1654), physician and agriculturist. From way + wise + -er, although the semantic motivation in sense 1 is unclear.
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