weibeln.
to campaign, champion
Meaning & usage
to campaign, champion
für eine Sache weibeln
to move to and fro, to wave, waggle, teeter
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German weibeln, frequentative of weiben (“to move to and fro”), from Old High German weibōn, from a variant of Proto-West Germanic *waibijan (whence Dutch wuiven, English weave). The sense “to campaign” was influenced by the word Weibel (“kind of Swiss civil servant, usher”), itself derived from the above verb.
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