Wethur, Whethur, s. a wether, | Wilde, 8. wild animals, game, 155, 161, 172.
Wile, s. a wile, a snare, 4444. Wilfulde, Wilfull, adj. eager,
headstrong, selfish, 353, 725, 2872. Will, v. to wander, to be lost, to go astray, pret. Wilt, 2359. Will, Wyll, adj. wrong, astray, lost, wyll of my gate: lost my way, 2369; all will of his wone quite homeless, 12823.
Will, v. to wish, to desire, to command, 11367.
shadur. Whedon, ady with 33 Wille, 8. wish, desire, purpose, 1838. whedur 1835, /3533 s.
Whegh, s. See Wegh. Whelle, v. (A.S.) to quell, to lay low, 4743. whelli'tmp Wheme, adj. dear, adored, 2649; beautiful, 6203; (another form of Queme).
While, s. time, season, space, 406, 1157, 1450, 4623, 7659, 11703;
disposition, determination, courage, 377, 455, 1156, 1392, 1918, 3917, 11018; Wylle, 4222.
Wille, Willy, adj. (A.S.) favour- able, hearty, eager, 1775, 7713. Wilne, v. (A.S.) to will, to wish, 3996 h in t to desire, 9202, 11012; Wylne, 203, 482.
`{ hond Qwhile, 11090; a hond while an Wilt, pret. of Will, was lost,
instant, shortly, immediately. Whiles, adv. while, 1171. Whipe, v. to wipe, to dry, 3380. 'White, Whyte, v. to requite,
wandered, 2359; entangled, per- plexed, 13160. .reff: Winly, Wynly, adv. (A.S.) freely, easily, quickly, 1165, 8655. Wirde, s. fate, luck, evil, mis- fortune 629, 4188) 4499, 7051.des Wirke, v. to work, to do, to use, to dispose, 172,576, 1881; imper. Wirkes. #1367. Wise, s. (A.S.) manner, style, 175, 232, 1156, 1177, 8387; ways,
-on pere best wise as best they could, 2018; on all wise on all ways, on every plan, 10486. Wise, adj. wise, skilled, 1463, 1530; aware, 13486.
Wishe, v. t flow, to wash; part. v.s disa
Wisslyng, flowing, 1606; ok from Wisse, Wisshe, Wysshe, v. (A.S.) to teach, to advise, to instruct, 4, cheet
2261, 8146; to know, to be aware of, 13229; part. Wisshyng, as a s. advice, warning, 8151.
Wist, pret. of Wit, knew, were
informed, 23, 2159; part. p. known, parhaan 1142. 13486. wisle haften Wit, Wyt, Wytte, s. mind, sense, skill, ingenuity, 4, 148, 1217, 1496, 1632, 6277; of pere wit past: went out of their senses, went mad, 1360.
Wite, v. (A.S.) to blame, to re- proach, 4936, 7069. Wite, s. blame, 12273.
With, prep. (A.S.) by, by means of, for. in, on account of, 132, 339,
476, 732, 1976, 2891, 10809. With-drogh, With-droghe, pret. of Withdraw, 1224, 2008. Withoute, adv. outside, 1637,
3432.cision Withouten, Withoutyn, prep. without, 184, 1761, 2992; with- outen payne other and no doubt many more, 184. 5081 Witterly, adv. truly, carefully, certainly, 1893, 2429, 9180, 9341. Witty, adj. (A.S.) skilful, 1463. Wo, pron. who, 172, 298. Wo, s. sorrow, death, destruction, 1404, 2137, 5935.
Woche, s. watch, guard, 561, 810. see Note
work. Woche, 8. (A.S.) mischief, evil, 12-danger, fear, 5050, 6122, 6736,
Woke, pret. of Wake, woke, burst out, awaked, 8695, 8885; Wold, Wolde, pret. would, wish-
ed, 1440, 1794; I wish, 472. Wole, s. wool, fleece, 161. Won, for Wone, v. (A.S.) to dwell, 1581, 8127.
Wond, pret. of Wone, or Wonde,
2717,12413, 13433; Wont, 12553; imperat. of Wonde, refrain, 3380. Wond, s. a wound, 10416.
Wonde, v. (A.S.) to refrain, to
be afraid, to desist through fear, 484, 590, 3380, 5048; pret. Wondyn, 484.prés.pl. Wonde, to wound, 1297. wonder toge Wonder, dj wonderful, 1542; adv. wonderfully, 9557; v. to sur- prise, to cause to wonder, 9821. Wonderful adj. very great, 1355. Wonderly, Wondurly, adv. won-
derfully, 161, 9828.wonet 13864 ind Wone, v. (A.S.) to dwell, to/24 abide, pret. Wond, 2717, 13433;/0810. Wont, 12553. wond n. p. Wone, s. a dwelling, a palace, a won segt city, 4780, 9857, 12823. Wonen, pret. of Wyn, went, got, 490!.
reached, 1165, 4694; part. p. gone, got, 7756; taken, captured, 8607; 9, 6963; Wonnyn, 4772.m.sch Wong, s. (A.S.) the cheek, 1521. Wonsped, s. rashness, daring, 7945. See Wanspede. June.
Wont, s. want, loss, 12085.
Wont, pret. of Wone, 12553. Woo, s. woe, despair, 1360. Worche, v. to work, to result, 7873.
Worde, s. fame, talk, report, 295, 7844 1098. hym & reff.
Wore, pret. of Were, defended, 6750.
Worle, s. the world, 9761. Worm, (A.S.) a serpent, 1573.
Worse, adj. as a s. the worse, | Wyde, adj. wide, 1329.
Worship, s. fame, good name, character, rank, renown, success, reverence, 482, 655, 810, 1124, 1397,1488, 2261; Worchip, 13708) Worthe, v. (A.S.) to be, to be- come, to follow, to drive, to press, to suffer, 597, 789, 956, 1388, 1975, 2136; or pai fay worthit or they were killed, 6823.
Worthely, adv. becomingly, suit- ably, 1632.
Wose, pron. whose, 5566. Woso, pron. whosoever, whoever,
Wot, 1 p. s. pred of Wit, I know, deem, advise, 536, 629,
Wothe, s. danger, harm, wrong, fear, dread, 1223, 6050, 8357, 9928. wooth. [wothing. Wothely, adv. severely, 882
Wyle, s. a wile, a scheme, a de- vice, 148. Wyll, adj. Wylne, v.
Wyn, s. wine, 373; Wyne, 464. Wyn, s. praise, fame, display,, 13346, 13708. pleasure, joy 4265. Wyn, v. to get, to reach, to come to at, to obtain, to win, to take, 172,0 wyn 377, 649, 953, 1138, 1468, 9212; an imp, to manage, 3145; to capture, 8607; pret. Won, Wan, Wonen; part. p. Wonen Wonnyn, Wonyn.-impt Wynd, s. wind, breath; pai wast paire wynd = they talk to no pur- pose, 9788.
Wyt, Wytte, s. Wyvly, adv. as a wife, 3359.
Yald, Yalde, pret. of Velde, to yield, to submit, 1275, 6499, 7656. Yalow, s. yellow, 5462.
Wrang, s. a wrong, 11616 Yark, v. to jerk, to cast, to me. Wrappid, a hasty, angry, 1426; misprint for Wrappid, or prob. for Warppid. kept hidden. Wrathe, v. (4.S.) to anger, to to walk become angry, 4206, 8442.
11151.1 Zatys. yates gates patis warpit to Yche, adj. each, 7878, 9683. pe yates 10462 Ychon, s. (A.S.) each one, 5406, 11845.
Yelde, v. (A.S.) to yield, to sub-
mit, to render, 1177, 8660; pret. Yald, Yalde, 1275, 6499, 7656; part. p. Yolden, atoned for, 7941. Yeme, v. (A.S.) to guide, to govern, to keep, to guard, 136, 562, 615, 869, 1270, 10791; pret. Xemy Yener, adj. eager, quick, 3955; misprint for Yeuer, (A.S. gífer).
? (Wull-full, adj. (= wilful, but Xenernes, s. frankness, generosity,
used as an adv.) eagerly, intensely,
3035; prob. for well-full, very.
writhyn 4444.
will & were
eagerness, enthusiasm, 543, 869; 3ynernes, 1275; for Yeuerness.
yeron Yerne, s. iron, 894,9133, 10463; yos pl. irons, chains, 3523; Yrne, 6018. Yerth, Yerthe, s. the earth, the ground, 6817, 8345, 10888. Yet, adv. still, 1628. shed. Yett, v. (A.S. geótan) to flow, to gush; part. Yettyng, flowing, 8175. Yeverly, adv. quickly, willingly, promptly.
Yle, s. an isle, an island, 101, | 153, 268.
Ylka, adj. any, 588. Ylke, adj. same, 12552. Ylkon, s. each one, 1614.
Yll, adv. badly, severely, 10976. Ymagry, s. carving, sculpture,
Ymur, s. (Icel. ilmr) fresh, whole-
some fragrance, 897, 1575. Ymyddes, prep. in the middle of, amidst, 4957, 7843, 13795. Ymydward, in the centre, 8769. Ynmast, adj. inmost, undermost,
Yode, pret. of Go, went, walked, yo = you 7600.
fell, flowed, 284, 908, 1018, 1244, 3000. zade all.
Yoke, v. to yoke, 902. Yolden, part. p. of Yelde, ren-
dered, atoned for, 7941. omers. 30 Yomer, v. to murmur, to lament, to cry, 543; part. Yomeryng, as a s. mourning, lamentation, regret, 1722, 2291, 8175, 9959. zomeryng Yond, adj. yon, 3160. on 4874, Yong, Yonge, adj. young, 1242, 6612.7 yorg 2925
Yop, adj. eager, courageous, 6642.
Yore, adj. old, former, of yore, 9959; a zer was full yore = a year had passed away, 13968.
your family and rela- tives, 1722. See Note to II. 1721-2.
Yre, s. rage, ire, 1338, 1424. 58) Yreful, Yrfull, adj. vengeful, furious, 1330, 5445.6631 Ys, is, 4647.
Ysse, Ysshe, v. to issue, to go, forth, to rush, 5784, 6631. ysshi't imp/. Yssue, Yssew, s. issue, exit, re- yssit sult, 1556, 2708. yug298. ystuit 燃 Ythes, s. (A.S.) waves, the sea, 222 1045, 1066, 1992, 11869, 13161. Yver, s. ivory, 1665, 6202. 3ynerly, adv. quickly, promptly, 902; prob. for 3yuerly. 3ynernes, 8. See Yenernes. 3ynerus, 3yneris, adj. See Yenerus.
Zodias, s. the Zodiac, 3723, 3726. 10630 zodiake,
ysondur 5829 asunder.
JOHN CHILDS AND SON, PRINTERS.
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