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W.

WAd,

[adj. heap (thing) toge∣ther-tied]

Waddle,

[Walk adv.

• Volutation]
• Duck (like]

Wade,

• [Walk
  • In—
  • through
  River, &c.

Wafer,

[Thin (lamin]

• sp. of Pudding (kind]

Waft,

[Carry over-water]

Wag,

• Motion (dim.]
• Shaking (dim.]
  • a— [adj. Urbanity (person]

Wage.

• —Law, [a. Suit]
• —Souldiers, [Bargain with S.]
• —War, [a. War]

Wager.

RC. VI. 8.

Wages.

RC. V. 6. A.

Waggle,

[Wag (dim.]

Wagon,

[Wain]

Waife,

[Abandoned (thing]

Wagtail,

Bi. V. 7.

• Yellow. Bi. V. 7. A.

Way.

• adj. ition (place]
• factitious way. Po. II. 7. A.
• —faring, [adj. Travelling]
  • —man, [adj. Travelling (person]
  • —Tree. Sh. II. 3.
• —Laying, [a. Ambush]
• ...give—
  • [not—
    • Resist]
    • Oppose]
  • [Submit]
• go his— [Go]
• ...Lead the-
  • Lead]
  • Before-go]
• make— [Prepare w.]
• shew the— [Direct in the w.]
• ...By the-
  • Accessorily]
  • adj. Digression]
• In the— [Hindring]
  • Set in the— [Direct]
• ...on the—
  • Bring on the— [Accompany in the beginning of his journey]
  • Go on his— [Proceed]
• ...Out of the—
  • [Beside the scope]
  • Erring]
  • Wandring]
  • ...

Wail,

[a. Sor∣row

• (Voice]
• (sign]

Wain.

P. V. 1. A.

Wainscot,

[Wooden lining of a Room]

Wait.

• [Stay] TA. V. 1. O.
• Stay,
  • by
  • With
  • For
  one. AC. V. 1. A.
  • as
    • Companion, [a. com∣panion]
    • Dependent, [a. de∣pendent]
    • Servant, [a. Ser∣vant]
  • Lay— [a. Ambush]

Waits,

[Wakening Music.]

Waiward,

• [adj.
  • Disingenuity]
  • Moroseness]

Wake.

• awaken.
  • [End sleep]
  • [Begin to wake]
• not-sleep. AC. II. 4.
• [adj. p. Wake night before fe∣stival]
  • [adj. Country festival]
• —Robin. HL. V. 9. A.

Wakeful,

adj. p. wake (apt.] [Vigilant]

Walk.

• Proper. Mo. II. 1.
• a— [Walking place]
  • fetch a— [Go for a walk]
• as Ghost, [appear]

Wale,

[Ridge of threeds in cloth]

Wall.

Po. III. 6.

• [Sepiment]
• [Rampier]
• [Partition]
  • —creeper, [Woodpecker] of a long slender bill, about the bigness of a Sparrow]
  • —eyed, [White eyed]
  • —flower. HS. IV. 1. A.
  • —Louse, [Punaise] Po. III. 6.
  • —Nut. Tr. IV. 1. A.
  • —Rue, [White Maiden hair] HL. I. 5.
  • —wort, [Danewort]

Wallet,

[Riding bag]

• sp. Open in the middle]

Walnut.

Tr. IV. 1.

Wallowing,

[Volutation]

Wambling,

[Volutation]

• Loathing (dim.]
• Aversation (dim.]

Wan,

• Pale]
• Dead like]

Wand.

PP. I. 4. A.

Wander.

TA. VI. 3. A.

Wane,

[Decrease]

Want.

• [Have occasion to use]
• Not have. TA. I. 5. O.
• [Not have enough]
  • Scarcity]
  • Defect]
  • [Poverty]
• —little of [Almost.]
• a— [Mole]

Wantonness.

• Playwardness. NP. IV. 3. O.
• [Unchastity]

Wapentake,

[Hundred]

War.

RM.

• ...Man of—
• [Souldier]
• Ship. RN. I. 6.

Warbling,

[Trembling (like) voice]

Ward.

• Defend]
• Protect]
  • —off, [Defend from]
• Guard] RM. III 6.:
• Watch] RM. III. 6.
  • [Together adj. ought, Guard City (part]
  • [Imprisonment (place]
• [Pupil]
  • ...—of key,
    • Cavity in the la∣min of the key]
    • Notch in the la∣min of the key]
  • —of a lock, [Curve (lamin) within L.]

Warden.

• adj. Keeping (Off.]
• Magistrate]
  • —tree, [Pear (kind]

Warder.

• [adj. Keeping (Off.]
• [adj.
  • Guard (person]
  • Watch (person]

Wardrobe,

[adj. Keeping (Room) of clothing]

Ware.

• [adj. p. Sell (thing]
• [a. Imperat-heedfulness]

Warfare,

[War]

Wariness.

• [Heedfulness]
• [Reservedness]
• [Frugality]

Warlike,

[adj. War]

Warm.

• [Temperate]
• Fierce (dim.]
• Zealous]

Warn.

RO. V. 4. A.

• —to appear, [Citation]

Warp.

• the— [Direct threed]
• ...to—[Bend]

Warrant.

• [Written Command]
• [Sponsion]

Warranty,

[Paction for safe (make]

Warren,

[Park for Rabbets]

Warrener,

[adj. Park (Off.) of Rabbets]

Warrier,

[Souldier]

Wart.

S. III. 5.

Was,

[Am having been]

Wash.

O. V. 6.

• —es. W. III. 6. A.
• hog— [Broth for hogs]

Wasp.

Ex. IV. 2.

• —ish, [Morose]
• —like 〈◊〉〈◊〉. Ex. IV. 3. A.

Wassail,

[adj. Country Banquet]

Wast.

• Girdlestead, [Middle (part) of trunk]
  • —of a ship. RN. II. 5.
• Not—
  • Used]
  • Inhabited]
• ...—land.
• [Superfluous]
• ...—water.
• ...to—
  • Decay]
  • Diminish]
    • [Booty]
  • Mar]
  • Destroy]
    • [a. Ruine]
    • [Spend (corr.]
    • [Squander]

Wastcote,

[Thin adj. 〈◊〉〈◊〉 (vest]

Wastful,

[adj. Squandering]

Watch.

• ...to—
• [Wake]
• [a. Vigilance]
  • a. Heedfulness]
  • Observe]
    • a.
      • Guard]
      • Watch]
        • —for, [Expect waiting]
        • —with, [Wait waking]
• a— [a. Watch]
  • —man, [adj. Watching
    • (person]
    • (Off.]
  • -for custo∣dy of
    • Persons, [Guard]
    • Places. RM. III. 6. A.
  • ...—word,
    • adj. word (sign) of Watch]
    • time (sign) by word]
  • Clock without Bell]
  • adj. Pocket Clock]

Watchet,

[Blue (kind]

Watchfulness.

• (Vigilance]
• [Heedfulness]
• [Diligence]

Water.

• Element. El. III.
• the— W. IV.
  • Running— [Stream]
  • Standing— [Pool]
  • ...by—
    • Swimming]
    • Sailing]
  • in a— [adj. Sweating (aug.]
  • under— [Covered with—]
• ...—bank.
• —beetle. Ex. V. 8.
• —Chein, [Chain (dim.]
• ...

Vrin.

• to make— [v. Vrination]
  • [Out—[Distilled (thing]
  • [adj. [Washing (thing]
    • sp▪ Medicinal]
      • mouth—

Watery

adj. Water]

Waterish

adj. Water]

• —blood, [Serous blood]
• —tast, [adj. water (like t.]

Wattle,

[a. Weaving sticks (dim.]

• [Gill] PG. V. 7. A.

Wave.

W. IV. 1. E.

• ...—ing.
• [Undulation]
• [Shaking (dim.]
• Aversion]
• Avoiding]

Waver.

AS. IV. 4. O.

Wax.

• Subst. El. III. 7. A.
  • ear— [Excrement of the ear]
• ...to—
  • [a. wax]
  • Begin
  • (inc.]
  • [Increase]
  • [v. Event]

Waze,

[Wreath]

• sp. of Straw]

Weakness.

• [Impotence]
• Feebleness. NP. V. 7. O.
• Remisseness]
• Deficiency]

Weale,

• Being (perf.]
• Happiness]

Wealth.

• [Riches]
• ...Common—
• [adj. RC. (thing]
• [Common prosperity]
• [Government by the people]

Wean,

[Teach to abstain]

• —a child, [Un- a. suckle Child]

Weapon.

RM. V. 1.

Wear.

• Lessen by use]
• Worse by use]
• Decay by use]
  • —out, [Spoil by use]
  • —as clothes, [v. Clothing] Pr. IV.
  • —in his pocket, [Carry] Mo. VI. 1.
  • —as Ring, &c. [with p. Or∣nate] TM. II. 6.
• a— [adj. Taking (mach.) of fish]

Weary.

• to— TA. V. 8. O.
• —of [Sick of] adj. TA. V. 7. O.

Wearish tast,

[Unsavory t.]

Weasand,

[Wind-pipe] PG. VI. 1. A.

Weather.

• [Guelt Sheep] Be. II. 2.
• Temperament of Air. El. VI.
  • —Cock, [Shewing (jug.) of the vergency of the wind]
  • —glass, [adj. Glass (instr.)
    • for shew∣ing
      • Heat
      • Cold
      of the air]
• to—one, [a. patience]

Weave.

• —ing. O. V. 2.
• ...—er.
  • [adj. Weaving (mech.]
  • Fish. Fi. IV. 8.

Web,

[Woven (thing]

• Cob- [Woven (thing) of Spi∣der]
• [White spot in the eye]

Wed,

[a. Marriage]

Wedding,

[adj. Marriage solem∣nity]

Wedge.

• [Prism]
  • sp. for cleaving]
• ...—of Silver.
• ...to—in.
• [In-thrust (augm.]
• [In-fasten] sp. by prisms in-thrusted about it]

Wedlock,

[Marriage]

Wednesday,

[4^th day of the week]

We.

Prep. I. 1. A.

Weed.

• [Sorry garment]
• [Herb]
  • sp.
    • Unprofitable]
    • Hurtful]
  • —ing. O. III. 3. A.

Week.

• —of time. Mea. V. 4. A.
• —of Candle, [adj. p. flame (apt.) string (part]

Weel,,

[adj. Taking (machin) for fish]

Weeld.

• [Handle]
• [Swing]

Ween,

• [a. Opinion]
• [a. Supposition]
• Over— [a. Pride]

Weeping.

AC. IV. 3. O.

Weesel.

Be. IV. 7. A.

Weevel.

Ex. V. 1. A.

Weigh.

• v. mea. III.
• —with Balances. O. I. 2.
• [Be heavy] v. Q. V. 4.
  • —anker, [Lift a.]
  • —down. [Depress]
• [Consider]

Weight.

• Gravity. Q. V. 4. E.
  • Measure of. Mea. III.
    • Measuring (instr.) Mea. III. A.
  • Gold— Weight per∣fectly equal]
  • Standing— Weight per∣fectly equal]
• [Importance]

Weighty,

[adj. Weight]

Welk,

[Periwinkle] Ex. VII. 6. A.

Welkin,

[Sky]

well.

• [adv.
  • Good]
  • Regular]
  • Sufficient]
• —a day. Int. II. 2. O.
• —advised, [a. Considerate]
• —beloved, [Loved]
• ...—born
  • Noble man]
  • Gentle man]
• ...—come
  • Accepted (perf.]
  • adj. a. Delectation]
    • ...to—one.
      • [Joy. AS. VI. 6. (sign) for his coming]
      • [Entertain (perf.]
• —fare, [Being (perf.]
• —favoured, [adj. Decent] (fig.]
• —in health, [adj. Health]
• —in years, [adj. Old (dim.]
• —nigh, [Almost] Adv. V. 1.
• —now Int. III. 2. O.
• —then Int. III. 2. O.
• —to pass, [Rich (dim.]
• —willing adj. Favour]
• —wishing adj. Favour]
  • as— Adv. II. 1.
• a— W. IV. 3.

Welt,

[Margin]

• sp. made by sowing]

Welter,

[v. Volutation]

Wen.

S. III. 5.

Wench.

• [adj.
  • Childhood (fem.]
  • Adolescence (fem.]
• [Sorry (fem.]
• [adj. Fornication (fem.]
  • to— [a. Fornication]

Went,

[adj. pret. go]

Wept,

[adj. pret. weep]

Were.

• [are having been]
• it— [It might be]
  • as it— Adv. IV. 2. O.

West.

Sp. III. 1. O.

Wet.

Q. V. 2. E.

Whale.

Fi. I. 1.

• —of the river, [Sheatfish] Fi. VI. 6.

Wharf,,

[adj. River haven]

Wharfinger,

[adj. Wharf (Off.]

What.

• Interrog. Pron. III. 1. A.
• Relative. Pron. III. 2. A.
• —manner of, [of what
  • manner]
  • kind]
• —soever. Pron. III. 3. A.
• ...

Wheal.

• [Pustle] S. III. 1.
• —worm. Ex. II. 7. A.

Wheat.

HL. II. 1.

• Buck— HF. I. 3.
• ...Cow—
• Indian— [Maiz] HL. II. 2.

Wheat-ear.

Bi. V. 6. A.

Wheat-grass.

HL. III. 3.

Wheedle.

• [adj. Fawning adv. Fraud]

Wheel.

• Figure Mag. V. 3. A.
  • to— [Vertiginate]
  • ...—about
    • Turn]
    • Go in crooked (Line]
  • —of Curt, &c. Po. V. 6.
    • —Barrow. [One wheel'd Cart]
    • to break on the— RJ. V. 9. A.

Wheeze,

[a. Asthma with sound (augm.]

Whey.

• [Serum] PP. I. 2.

Whelk.

• [Pustle] S. III. 1.

Whelm.

• [Cover] (augm.]

Whelp,

• Dog (yong]
• Lion (yong]
• &c. (yong]

When.

• [At what time]
• [Whereas] Conj. IV. 1.

Whence.

• [From what place]
• —soever, [From whatsoever place]

Where.

• What.
  • —by, [By what]
  • —in, [in what]
  • —of, [of what]
  • —to, [to what]
• —as. Conj. IV. 1.
  • —fore. Conj. III. 3.
• [in what place]
  • —soever, [In whatsoever place]
  • any— [In any place]
  • every— Sp. II. 8.
  • no— Sp. II. 8. O.

Wherl

(adj. Vertigination (jug.]

Whern

(adj. Vertigination (jug.]

Wherret,

[Striking]

• sp. with hand]

Wherry,

[Boat adj. p. row (apt.) with 2 Oars]

Whether.

• —of the two, [Who of the two]
• Affirm. Conj. I. 1.
• Negat. Conj. I. 1. O.
  • —or no. Conj. I. 1. or Conj. I. 1. O.
• Disjunctive indefinite. Conj. II. 3. A.

Whet.

• as point
  • adj. p. tooth (make]
  • adj. a. pricking (apt.]
• as edge,
  • adj. p. edge (make]
  • adj. a. Cutting (apt.]
• —Stone. St. I. 6.

Why,

[Wherefore]

Which.

• Interrog. Pron. III. 1. A.
• Relative. Pron. III. 2. A.

VVhiffler,

[Disguised adj. waiting (Off.) with Candle]

VVhig.

• [Drink of acid whey]

VVhile.

• [Time]
  • sp. between]
    • a good —adv. perma∣nent]
    • a great —adv. perma∣nent]
    • a long —adv. perma∣nent]
      • — age [adv. old]
      • — since [adv. old]
    • a little — [adv. transi¦tory]
    • a short — [adv. transi¦tory]
      • — ago [adv. new]
      • — since [adv. new]
    • mean— [in the middle time]
    • after a — [after some time]
    • within a — [after some time]
      • after a little— [adv. soon]
      • within a little— [adv. soon]
      • after a long— [adv. late]
      • within a long— [adv. late]
• ...to—Off.
  • a. Cunctation]
  • Delay]
  • Protract]

VVhilst.

Adv. III. 3.

VVhimper,

[Acute (dim.) grief (voice]

VVhimzy.

• [a. Fancy (corr.]
• [adj. Conceitedness (thing]

VVhin.

• [Furz]

VVhine,

[acute (dim.)

• desire
• grief

(voice]

VVhip.

• [adj. Whipping (instr.]
  • Figure. Mag. IV. 7.
• [adj. hand (part) of Rud∣de]
• ...to—
  • Punish. RJ. VI. 2.
• [a. Agility]
• [about-wind threed]
  • —a top, [Vertiginate t. with adj. Mag. IV. 7. (instr,]

VVhipsaw,

[Saw (dim.]

VVhirl.

• —bone, [Bone covering the knee]
• —pool. W. IV. 1. D.
• —wind. El. II. 4. A.
• ...o—
  • [Vertiginate (augm.]
  • [Cast adv. Vertiginating]

VVhirligig.

 

VVhirtle.

Sh. III. 3. A.

VVhisk.

• [Move (imp.]
• [Brush by striking]

VVhisker,

[Great]

• [Mustache]

VVhisper.

AC. III. ••.

• —er, [adj.
  • Whispering
  • Backbiting
  (person]

VVhist.

Int. III. 1. O.

VVhistle.

• [Whistling (instr.]
  • sp. adj. Tube (fig.]
• —ing. Q. III. 4. A.

VVhit,

[Least]

• any— [adv. any]
• every— [adv.
  • all]
  • whole]

VVhite.

• —Colour. Q. I. 1. E.
  • —bread, [Fine bread]
  • —lead, [Ceruse]
  • —liver'd, [adj. Coward]
  • —meats, [adj. milk victu∣als]
  • —pot, [Fluid Pudding]
• ...—ing.
  • [White (make]
  • Fish. Fi. III. 2. A.

VVhither.

• [To what place]
• —soever, [To whatsoever place]

VVhitlow.

• [Bile on the finger]
• —grass.

Whitsontide,

[adj. Festivity (time) for pret. Descension of the Holy Ghost]

Whitster,

[adj. a. white (mech. of Linen]

Whittle,

[Cut (corr.]

• —'d, [Drunk]

Whizz.

• [adj. Hissing (voice]

Who.

• Interrog. pron. III. 1. A.
• Relative. Pron. III. 2. A.
• —So Pron. III. 3. A.
• —soever Pron. III. 3. A.

Whole.

• Total. TM. VI.
• Entire] NP. V. 1.
• adj. Soundness] NP. V. 2.
• Sum.
• —Sale, [Selling adv. aggre∣gate]
• —ly [adv.
  • Whole]
  • All]

Wholesom,

• [adj.
  • Health]
  • So••ndness]

Whom,

vid. Who.

Whoop,

[v. Exclamation (augm.]

Whore.

• [adj. fornication (fem.]

Whortle.

Sh. II. 2.

• Sweet— Sh. II. 6. A.

Whose,

• adj. Who]
• of Who]

Whosoever.

Pron. III. 3. A.

Wicked,

• Graceless]
• Unholy]
• Vicious (augm.]

Wicker,

[Woven (thing) of wands]

• sp. adj. Ozier]

Wicket.

• [Door (dim.]

Wide.

• [Ample]
  • —open, [Wholly open]
• [Remote]
  • —from the matter, [Imper∣tinent (augm.]

Widgin.

Bi. IX. 3.

Widow.

RO. II. 5.

• —Wail. Sh. III. 6. A.

Wield.

• [Handle]
• [Govern]

Wife,

• [Married (fem.]
• ...house—
  • [Mistress of family]
  • good— [adj.
    • Providence]
    • Frugality
    (fem.]
• [Woman (corr.]

Wight,

[Person]

Wild.

• ...—ness.
• Wantonness]
• Fierceness]
• Conceitedness]
• Lightness]
• [Riotousness]
• [Barbarousness]
• [Irregularness]
• [Impertinence (augm.]
• —fire, [Confection of wetted Gunpowder]
• —plant, [Naturally growing]

Wilderness,

[Not-adj. p. Dwelling (place]

Wilding,

[Naturally growing Ap∣ple]

Wile,

[a. Craft]

Will.

• Future tense]
• Mood III.]
• Faculty. NP. I. 4.
• Act. AS. IV.
  • Inclination]
  • Velleity]
  • Purpose]
    • Desire]
    • Command]
• Good— [favour]
  • with a good— [adv. Ala∣crity]
• Ill— [Malignity]
  • with an ill— [adv. Grudg∣ing]
• [Testament]
  • —with a Wisp. El. I. 6.

Wilful.

• [Fierce]
• [Pertinacious]
• [adj. Disobedience (apt.]
• [Not-adj. p.
  • Perswade
  • Dissuade
  (apt.]

Willingness.

• [Will (abstr.]
• [Spontaneity]
• [Alacrity]

Willow.

• Tree. Tr. VI. 9.
• Herb.
  • Codded— HS. IV. 3.
  • Spiked— Sh. V. 1. A.

Wimble.

[adv. p. Vertigination Boring (instr.]

Wimple.

 

Win.

• Obtain]
• Gain]
• —a Victory, [a. Victory]
• Take]
• Conquer]
• Perswade]
• Allure]

Wince,

[Strike with heels]

Winch,

[adv. Ver∣tiginated

• Pulling
• Scruing

(machin]

Wind.

• Proper. El. II. 4.
  • —fall, [adj. p.
    • Fall
    • Event
    • sp. by wind]
  • —flower, [Anemony] HF. IX. 3.
  • —mill, [Mill adj. p. operati∣on (make) by the wind]
  • Side— [Oblique—]
  • Whirl— El. II. 4. A.
  • Air (augm.]
  • Vapor]
  • Fume]
    • ...—gall.
    • —in the guts, [Colic]
  • [Breath]
    • —pipe. PG. VI. 1. A.
    • fetch— [a. Respiration]
    • ...long —ed]
    • ...short —ed]
    • [Sent]
  • is in the—of [Discover (inc.]
  • ...to—
    • —a horn, [a. sound h.]
    • [smell] sp. (inc.]
    • [v. Crooked]
      • v. Parabolical]
      • v. Hyperbolical]
      • v. Elliptical]
        • [Turn]
        • ...—ing way.
        • [Fold]
        • —ing sheet, [adj Linen (vest) for adj. buried (person]
    • [v.
      • Round]
      • Circular]
        • [Vertiginate]
    • [v. Undulated]
      • [Wriggle]
        • ...—in and out
          • Turn adv. Diversity]
          • Wriggle adv. Diversity]
        • ...—up and down.
      • [Insinuate]
        • ...—into one.
        • ...—one out of
    • [v.
      • Spiral]
      • Helical]
        • [Twisting]
    • [v.
      • Bottom]
      • Skein]
        • [Glomerate]
          • —up, [End]
          • —a Bottom, [a. Bottom]
          • —a Skein, [a. Skein]
          • ...—a Watch.

Windle.

Mag. IV. 5. A.

Windlass,

[Pulley]

Window.

Po. IV. 2. A.

Wine.

Pr. II. 6.

Wing.

PP. V. 2.

• —of an army, [adj. side (part) of Army]

Wink.

• [Shut eye]
• [Sign by shutting eye]
  • ...—at.
    • [Seem not to observe]
    • [Not—
      • Correct]
      • Punish]

Winnow.

O. III. 5. A.

Winter.

Mea. V. 3. A.

• ...—cherry.
• ...—Gillyflower.
• —Green. HL. VI. 8.
• ...to—
  • Permanence through the win∣ter]
  • Dwelling] through the win∣ter]

Wipe.

• Stroke. O. V. 8. A.
  • —clean, [a. Clean by wipe∣ing]
  • ...—out,
    • Annihilate by—ing]
    • Spoil by—ing]
• [a. Fraud]
• [Jeer]

Wire,

[adj. Metal threed]

Wise.

• [Manner]
• [adj. Wisdom]

Wisdom.

Ha. VI. 2.

Wish.

• a.
  • Will]
  • Desire]
    • ...—one to do,
      • Advise one &c.
      • Command one &c.
    • —well to [a. Favour]
• [a. Velleity]

Wisp.

• [Wreath]
  • sp. of Straw]
• [Inflammation of the eye∣lid].

Wist,

[Pret. know]

Wistly,

• [Steddily]

Wit.

• [Understanding]
• [a.
  • Fancy
  • Invention
  (person]
• [Sprightliness]
  • Wisdom]
  • Art]
    • —less, [Without— adj. wit]
    • in ones••s, [adj. Understand∣ing (perf.]
    • out of ones—s [Mad]
    • little— [Wit (def.]
    • Pleasant — [Facetious∣ness.]
    • Searching— [Sagacious∣ness]
• to— [Conj. IV. 3.

Witch,

[adj. RJ. III. 1. (per∣son]

• —Craft. RJ. III. 1.

With.

• Fight —
• Run —
• [Against]
• [Fight—]
• [by] Adv. I. 1. A.
  • —much pain, [adv. Pain∣ful]
• together— Adv. II. 2.
  • ...—all
    • With it]
    • Also.
• a— [Twisted Wand]

Withdraw.

• Abstain Giving]
• Cease Giving]
• [Take away]
  • sp. Concealing]
• [Remove]
• [Depart]
• [Retire]
  • sp. adv. Concealing]
  • -ing Room. [Inner Room]

Wither.

• [Decay]
  • sp. through
    • Nutrition
    • Moisture
    (def.]

Withers of a horse,

[Convex (part) between the shoul∣ders]

Withhold.

• Hold]
• Detention]
• [a. Impedient]

Withy.

• Willow. Tr. IV. 6.
• Sallow. Tr. IV. 6. A.

Within.

• [On this side] Prep. VI 2.
• in. Prep. IV. 1. A.
• —a little, [Almost]

Without.

• Not with. Prep. II. 2. O.
  • —doubt, [adv. Certain]
• Not within. Prep. IV. 2. A.
• Beyond. Prep. VI. 2. A.

Withstand.

• Oppose]
• Resist]
• [a. Impedient (end]

Withwind.

 

Witness.

RJ. I. 7. A.

Wittal,

[Consenting to his Wifes Adultery]

Witty.

• [adj. Wit]

Witting.

• [adj. Knowledge]

Witwal.

• [Wood speit] Bi. I. O.

Wizarding.

RJ. III. 1. A.

Wo.

• Misery]
• Grief]

Woad.

HS. VI. 8.

Woful

• [adj.
  • Misery]
  • Grief]

Wolfe.

• Beast. Be. V. 1. A.
  • —sbane. HS. I. 3.
  • Berry bearing— [Herb Chri∣stopher] HS. IX. 5.
    • wholesom— HS. I. 3. A.
    • Winter— HS. I. 4.
• [Cancer] S. III. 4.

Woman,

[Man. W. V. 5. [fe∣male]

• ...—s,
  • age Man. VI. 2.
  • estate Man. VI. 2.
• —s, Sex. NP. VI. 2. O.

Womb.

PG. VI. 9.

Wonder.

• [Admiration]

Wont.

• [Custom]

Woo.

• [a. Suitor]

Wood.

• Part of Tree. PP. I. A.
• Place of Trees. Po. I. 7.
  • —man [adj. Po. I. 7. (Off.]
  • —ward [adj. Po. I. 7. (Off.]
• [Trees (aggr.]

Woodbind.

Sh. II. 8.

• Vpright— Sh. II. 8. A.

Woodcock.

Bi. VII. 7. A.

Woodculver,

[adj. Wood-pige∣on]

Wood,

• Angry (exc.]
• Mad]

Woodfretter.

 

Woodlark.

Bi. IV. 1. A.

Woodlouse.

 

Woodman.

adj. Po. I. 7. A.

Woodpecker.

Bi. IX. 9.

Woodpile.

• [Heaped wood (aggr.]

Woodroof.

HL. IX. 10.

Woodsear.

 

Woodsorrel.

• [Three-leav'd Sorrel]

Woodspeight.

Bi. IX. 9.

Woodward,

[adj. Po. I. 7. (Off.]

Woodworm,

[Wood-boring in∣sect (dim.]

Woof,

[Transverse threeds of wo∣ven (thing]

Wool.

PP. VI. 1. A.

• —en cloth. Pr. IV. 1.

Word.

• Proper. D. II.
  • at a— [Briefly]
  • in a— [Briefly]
  • in—only, [adv. Hypocrisie]
  • by—of mouth, [adv. present speaking]
• by— [Proverb (corr.]
  • [Watchword]
  • [Narration]
    • bring b. [Narration]
    • send s. [Narration]
  • [Promise]

Work.

• a. action]
• v. efficient]
• [Operation] O.
  • ...make—
    • a. Efficient more-operation]
    • Do adj. must. un∣done (things]
  • [a. Mechanic]
    • sp. for Ornateness]
  • [Embroider]
• [Ferment]
• ...a—
  • [adj. p. work (thing]
  • [Book]

Workman,

[adj. Work (per∣son]

• sp. (perf.]
  • —ship, [Work]
• sp. (perf.]

World.

• The Universe of Creatures. W.
• The Globe of earth and wa∣ters. W. II. 7.
• The earth. W. III.
• a—of [adj. Multitude (aug.]

Worldly.

• [adj. world]
• [adj. Scraping]

Worldling

• Graceless (person]
• Selfish (person]
• Covetous (person]

Worm.

• Insect.
  • bear— Ex. III. 8. A.
  • belly— Ex. I. 1. A.
  • ...blain—
  • churr— [Evechurr] Ex. II. 2. A.
  • earth— Ex. I. 1.
  • ...Gally—
  • palmer— Ex. III. 8. A.
  • Silk— Ex. III. 6. A.
  • Skipping— Ex. III. 7.
  • Wheal— Ex. II. 7. A.
• [Spiral Pin]

Wormseed.

• Treacle— HS IV. 13.

Wormwood.

Sh. V. 3.

Worn,

• adj. a. pret. Wear]
• adj. p. Wear]

Worry,

[Shak in teeth]

Worse.

TM. I. 6. D.

• —and— [adj. Worse]

Worship.

• [Dignity]
• [a. Reverence]
• adoration. RE. IV.

Worshipful.

• [adj. Dignity]
• [Gentleman (kind]

Worst.

• [Most evil]
• —part. TM. VI. 1. O.
• ...to—
• [Overthrow]

Worsted.

• [Fine threeds of Wool]

Wort.

• [Herb]
• ale [not yet fermented]
• beer [not yet fermented]

Worth

• Worthiness]
• Excellence]
• [Valor]
• [Price]
• [Riches]

Worthiness.

TM. IV. 6.

Worthless,

[Sorry]

Wote,

[Know]

Woven,

[adj. p. Weave]

Would.

• —ing, [Velleity]
  • —god, [I wish]
• I— [Have it]
• [Mood conditional III]

Wound.

• hurt. S. I. 2.
• adj. a. pret. Wind]
• adj. p. Wind]

Wrack.

• Spoil
• Ruine
  • sp. of Ship]
• go to— [Wracked (inc.]
• Herb. HL. I. 14.

Wrangle.

• [a. Contention]
  • sp. in words]

Wrap,

• Fold]
• Cover by folding]
  • —about, [About fold]
  • ...—up.
    • Together-fold]
    • Cover by folding]
    • [Tangle]
    • [a. Obscure]

Wrath.

• [Anger (augm.]

Wreath.

• [Twist]
  • a— [Cylinder about-spi∣rald]

Wreck,

• Perform]
• Execute]

Wren.

Bi. VI. 3.

Wrench.

• [Violent∣ly
  • extend]
  • open]
    • sp. by lifting]
• [Hurt by violently extend∣ing]

Wrest.

• [Coaction]
  • sp. by twisting]
• [Interpret (corr.]
• ...—from.
  • [From-take by wresting]
  • [Extort]

VVrestle.

Mo. V. 6.

VVretch,

[adj. wretchedness (person]

VVretchedness.

• [Misery]
• [Penuriousness (augm.]
• [Sorriness]

VVry.

• [Oblique]
• [Crooked]
• —neck, [Woodpecker (kind] adj. holding (freq.) his head adv. oblique]

VVriggle.

• as Reptils. Mo. I. 6.
• to denote affection. AC. IV. 4.
• ...—out,
  • Go
  • Get
  [out adv. wrig∣gling]

VVrinch,

vid. VVrench.

VVringing.

• [a. Compression]
  • sp. adv. Twisting]
• ...—from one.
  • [From take violently]
    • sp. by wringing]
• [Extort]
• —pain, [p. as if by wring∣ing]

VVrist.

PG. V. 3. A.

VVrit.

• [Commission for arresting]
• [holy— [Scripture]

Writing.

AC. III. 7.

• a— [Written thing]
  • Deed. RC. VI. 5.

VVrithing,

vid. VVreathing.

VVrong.

• [Irregular]
• Evil]
• Evil (kind]
• a. Injustice]
• Injury]
• in the— [adj. erring]

VVroth,

vid. VVrath.

VVrought

• adj. a. pret. work]
• adj. p. work]

VVrung,

• adj. a. pret. wring]
• adj. p. wring]