IPA: /wɪtʃ/
KK: /wɪtʃ/
A bundle of thread or a type of wick used in candles and lamps.
The candle's wick was made from a fine wich that burned evenly.
The word 'wich' originates from Old English 'wic', meaning a dwelling or a place. It often referred to a settlement or a farm, particularly one associated with a specific trade or activity, such as 'sandwich' (a place where sand is gathered).
Think of 'wic' as a place or dwelling, which helps you remember that 'wich' refers to a specific type of settlement or location.