msp; waur't, worsted, beat.

  wean (wee one), a child.

  weanies, babies.

  weason, weasand.

  wecht, a measure for corn.

  wee, a little; a wee = a short space or time.

  wee things, children.

  weel, well.

  weel-faured, well-favored.

  weel-gaun, well-going.

  weel-hain'd, well-saved.

  weepers, mournings (on the steeve or hat).

  werena, were not.

  we'se, we shall.

  westlin, western.

  wha, who.

  whaizle, wheeze.

  whalpet, whelped.

  wham, whom.

  whan, when.

  whang, a shive.

  whang, flog.

  whar, whare, where.

  wha's whose.

  wha's, who is.

  whase, whose.

  what for, whatfore, wherefore.

  whatna, what.

  what reck, what matter; nevertheless.

  whatt, whittled.

  whaup, the curlew.

  whaur, where.

  wheep, v. penny-wheep.

  wheep, jerk.

  whid, a fib.

  whiddin, scudding.

  whids, gambols.

  whigmeleeries, crotches.

  whingin, whining.

  whins, furze.

  whirlygigums, flourishes.

  whist, silence.

  whissle, whistle.

  whitter, a draft.

  whittle, a knife.

  wi', with.

  wick a bore, hit a curling-stone obliquely and send it through an

  opening.

  wi's, with his.

  wi't, with it.

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