WAN. Stroke; blow; won; black; WANDER. Sorrow; danger. WANE. Thought; opinion; habitation; dwelling; course; waggon; wain; manner; style; fashion. WANES. Sorrow. WANGAIRD. Vanguard. Con WANTAND. Wanting. WAPYNIS. Weapons. WAPNIT. Armed. WAR, WAIR. Worse. PUT TO THE WARDIS. Wardships of land during the minority of the heir. WARDOURIS. Prisoners. WAREAND. Cursing. WAREIT, WARIT. Cursed. WARIT. Well advised? WARK, WERK. To ache; to be stiff, or sore. p. WARKIT. WARKAND, WERKAND. Aching. WARLD. World. WARLDLIE. Worldly. WARLIE. Warily. WEY. Weigh; regard; consider. WEYND. Think. WEYNE. Ween; believe. WICHT. A creature; a person; courageous; strong; stout; powerful. WICKIT. Wicked. WIDDIE, WIDEY. A rope; a halter. WIDDILL. Curse; anathematize. WIDRIT. Withered. WILD. Bewildered; at a loss. WILL. Pleasure. PUT INTO WILL. Place at disposal. WILL. Bewildered. To GANG WILL. Go astray. WILL OF WANE. At a loss what to do; in uncertainty. WINDOK. Window. WIN. Won; gained. WIN IN. Get to; arrive at. WIRSCHIP. Worship; honour; re WNSTEIRD. Undisturbed. WNTHIRLLIT. Unfettered; unrestricted. WNWARNEIST. Unapprised. WNWITTANDLIE. Unforeseen; unknown. WNWRAITH. Wrongfully. WOD. Wood; mad; raging; furious. WODE. Pledge; wager. WODNES. Madness. WORSILL. Wrestle. WOUN. Reside; dwell. WOUNDER. Wonderful. WOUNDRET. Wondered. Wow. Woo. Wox. Waxed. WRACCHIT. Wretched. WRACHITNES. Meanness; stingi. ness; wretchedness. WRAIT, WREIT. Wrote. WRAITH, WRAYTH. Wroth; angry. WRAK, WRAIK. Wreck; ruin; retribution. WRANG. Wrong. WRANGIT. Wronged. WRANGUS. Wrongous; wrongful. WRIT. Writing. pl. WRITTIS. WRY. To cover; turn or twist. |