Definition/Meaning of willy

• English - Adjective: willy (comparative willier or more willy, superlative williest or most willy) (obsolete) Willing ; favourable ; ready ; eager . (Scotland, UK, dialectal) Self-willed ; willful .
• English - Noun: willy (plural willies) (alternative) Alternative form of willow . willy (plural willies) (UK, dialectal) A willow basket . (UK, dialectal) A fish basket . willy (plural willies) (Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, UK, childish, dialectal, slang) The penis . Little Johnny got his willy stuck in his zipper. 2016 March 7, “Road Rage (Freestyle)”, performed by Little T (Josh Tate):…
• English - Verb: willy (third-person singular simple present willies, present participle willying, simple past and past participle willied) To cleanse wool or cotton , etc. with a willy, or willow.
• English - See also: the willies willy willy willy-nilly
• English - Etymology: Etymology 1. From Middle English willy , willi , equivalent to will + -y . Cognate with Dutch willig (“obedient, hearsome”), German willig (“willing”), Swedish villig (“willing, agreeable”). Etymology 2. From Middle English wilȝe , from Old English wiliġ (“ willow ”). More at willow. Etymology 3. From Middle English wilie , from Old English wiliġe (“wicker basket”), from Proto-West Germanic…