What is "wair"

Wair \Wair\, n. (Carp.) A piece of plank two yard? long and a foot broad.
--Bailey.

Etymology 1 n. A plank 6 feet long and 1 foot across.(R:1913) Etymology 2

vb. (context Scotland obsolete English) To spend. Etymology 3

vb. (eye dialect: were)

WAIR, owned by Superior Communications, began broadcasting in 2004 at a frequency of 104.9 MHz after funds to build the station were raised by local churches. Programming for the station is provided by WLGH-FM, the lead station for Smile FM, a network of contemporary Christian stations.

Wair may refer to:

• Wair, India, a locality in India
• Bir Wair, a location where parts of Operation Brevity took place during World War II
• Thelma Mothershed-Wair (born 1940), a member of the Little Rock Nine
• a Gothic language word meaning man that could be found in the etymology of the modern English word werewolf
• A plank of wood two yards long and a foot broad.

WAIR may refer to :

• WAIR (FM), a Christian radio broadcasting from Lake City, Michigan
• Western Army Infantry Regiment, an elite JGSDF amphibious unit.
• WPOL, a radio station licensed to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, which used the call letters WAIR for many years
• Wing-assisted incline running, a theory to explain the flight evolution in birds
• a type of converted World War II British destroyers : see V and W class destroyer#WAIR