Glossary
DH: Dear Husband
DS: Dear Son
Beauty: 45″, eight-shaft, ten-treddle Bergman loom, no. 92A (June 2008)
ETA: Edited To Add
FO: Finished Object
Frog, frogging: to “frog” a knitted item is to unravel it.
Full: In terms of finishing yarn, this means to felt slightly. This allows fibres to relax, open up, and creates a loftier yarn.
Gil: 25″ Rasmussen table loom, attached to treddle legs (August 2008)
Hedy: 20″ Schacht rigid heddle loom (June 2008)
Whack: A yarn-finishing technique; just what it sounds like. I whack my yarn on the rungs of a tall step ladder. A great replacement for therapy.
WIP: Work In Progress
WPI: Wraps Per Inch, the number of times a yarn wraps completely over a one-inch measure
Wuzz: To swing a skein of yarn above your head as a way to remove water via centrifugal force
Spinninglizzy's Weblog 
I just found your blog and I really enjoyed reading about your fiber adventures. I agree that once fiber gets you the adventure has just begun! I am a weaver (on a Maycomber 8 shaft) but I am still exploring weaving. I work full time and can’t weave as much as I would like.
I love your glossary but I have one addition. I think you should add:
Wuzzy: How you feel after spinning around wuzzing the water out of yarn!
Vicki Allen
Have come across your blog today and have found it fasinating and very helpful to a realitively new weaver and spinner. I haven’t read all of the info but have found some of your personal experiences to be quite helpful. Thanks so much