; widdifu', gallows-worthy.

  widdle, wriggle.

  wiel, eddy.

  wight, strong, stout.

  wighter, more influential.

  willcat wildcat.

  willyart, disordered.

  wimple, to meander.

  win, won.

  winn, to winnow.

  winna, will not.

  winnin, winding.

  winnock, window.

  winnock-bunker, v. bunker.

  win't, did wind.

  wintle, a somersault.

  wintle, to stagger; to swing; to wriggle.

  winze, a curse.

  wiss, wish.

  won, to dwell.

  wonner, a wonder.

  woo', wool.

  woodie, woody, a rope (originally of withes); a gallows rope.

  woodies, twigs, withes.

  wooer-babs, love-knots.

  wordy, worthy.

  worset, worsted.

  worth, v. wae worth.

  wraith, ghost.

  wrang, wrong.

  wud, wild, mad.

  wumble, wimble.

  wyliecoat, undervest.

  wyte (weight), blame.

  wyte, to blame; to reproach.

  yard, a garden; a stackyard.

  yaud, an old mare.

  yealings, coevals.

  yell, dry (milkless).

  yerd, earth.

  yerkit, jerked.

  yerl, earl.

  ye'se, ye shall.

  yestreen, last night.

  yett, a gate.

  yeuk, to itch.

  yill, ale.

  yill-caup, ale-stoup.

  yird, yearth, earth.

  yokin, yoking; a spell; a day's work.

  yon, yond