Wiel, a finall whirlpool Wifie, a diminutive or endearing term for wife Wimple, to meander Wimpl't, meandered Wimplin, waving, meandering

Win, to wind, to winnow
Win', wind; win's, winds
Winkin, winking
Winna, will not
Winnock, a window
Winfome, gay, hearty,
vaunted

Win't, winded, as a bottom
of yarn
Wintle, a flaggering mo-

tion; to flagger, to reel Winze, an oath

Wifs, to with Withoutten, without Wizen'd, hide-bound, dry. ed, fhrunk Wonderfu', wonderful, wonderfully

Wonner, a wonder, a con-
temptuous appellation
Woo', wool
Wooer-bab, the garter
knotted below the knee
with a couple of loops

Wordy, worthy
Worfet, worfled
Wrack, to teafe, to vex
Wraith, a fpirit, a ghoft;
an apparition exactly

Year, is ufed for both fing. and plur. years

Yearns, fmall eagles
Yell, barren, that gives no
milk

Yerk, to lafh, to jerk
Yerkit, jerked, lashed
Yeftreen, yefternight
Yill, ale
Yird, earth

Yokin, yoking, a bout
Yont, beyond
Yourfel', yourself
Youthfu', youthful.
Yowe, a ewe
Yowie, dimin. of yowe
Yale, Chriftmas