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Utter, to vend by retail

Ween, to think, to imagine
Weet, to know

Weigh, to value or esteem, to deliberate

Welkin, the colour of the sky, blue [cellence Well-found, of acknowledged exWell-liking, plump, embonpoint Wen, swollen excrescence Wend, to go

Whelked, varied with protuber

ances

Whe'r, whether

Where, whereas

Wish, to recommend
Wit, to know..

Witch, to charm, to bewitch
Wits, senses

Wittol, knowing, conscious of
Witty, judicious, cunning
Woe, to be sorry

[deeply Woman, to affect suddenly and Woman-tired, hen-pecked

Wondered, able to perform won. Wood, crazy, frantic {ders Woodman, an attendant on a forester

Woolward, a phrase appropriated
to pilgrims and penitentiaries
Words, dispute, contention
Work, a term of fortification
Workings, labours of thought
World, to go to the, to be married
Worm, a serpent

Worship, dignity, authority
Worth, wealth or fortune, the
value, full quota or proportion
Worts, cabbage
Wot, to know
Wound, twisted about
Wreak, resentment
Wreak, to revenge
Wrest, an instrument for tuning
the harp

Wrested, obtained by violence
Writ, writing, composition
Writhled, wrinkled

Whiffler, an officer who walks Wrongs, the persons who wrong

first in processions

Whiles, until

Whip, the crack, the best
Whipstock, a carter's whip
Whirring, whirring away
White, the white mark in archery
White death, the chlorosis
Whiting-time, bleaching time,
spring

Whitsters, the bleachers of linen
Whittle, a species of knife

Utterance, a phrase in combat, Whooping, measure or reckoning

extremity

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Wide, remotely from, wide of the
Wilderness, wildness
Will, wilfulness
Wimple, a hood or veil

Winter-ground, to protect against
the inclemency of winter
Wis, to know

Wrongs, injurious practices Wroth, misfortune

Wrought, worked, agitated Wrung, pressed, strained

Y.

Yarely, readily, nimbly
Yearns, grieves or vexes
Yeasty, or yesty, foaming or froth
Yeild, to inform of, condescend t
Yeild, to reward
Yellowness, jealousy
Yeoman, a bailiff's follower
Yesty. See Yeasty

Z.

Zany, a buffoon, a merry andre

THE END.

BUNGAY: PRINTED BY J. R AND C. CHILDS.

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