Wethur, Whethur, s. a wether, | Wilde, s. wild animals, game,
155, 161, 172.
Wex, part. p. of Wax, grown up, | Wile, s. a wile, a snare, 4444.
Whaghe, s. 12310. See Waghe.
Whap, v. to strike rapidly, to
shoot, 4743; pret. Whappet.
Wharle, s. (A.N.) a square-headed
bolt for a cross-bow or engine,
Whe, s. a man, a noble, 8269.
See Wee.
2358
is hadur. Whedur, ady, whither, where,
→1838. whedur 1835/3533
Whegh, 8. See Wegh.
Whelle, v. (A.S.) to quell, to lay
low, 4743. whell impl
Wheme, adj. dear, adored, 2649;
beautiful, 6203; (another form of
Queme).
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.
Wille, s. wish, desire, purpose,
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
406,203, 482.
to desire, 9202, 11012; Wylne,
While, s. time, season, space,
1157, 1450, 4623, 7659, 11703;
oh hond Qwhile, 11030; a hond while an
instant, shortly, immediately.
Whiles, adv. while, 1171.
Whipe, v. to wipe, to dry, 3380.
'White, Whyte, v. to requite,
11509, 11726.
Wilt, pret. of Will, was lost,
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. wides
9,4188)
Wirke, v. to work, to do, to use,
to dispose, 172,576, 1881; imper.
"Wirkes.
41367
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.
Wische, v. to flow, to vash; part. v.4.
Wishyng, flowing, 1606; or from
Wisse, Wisshe, Wysshe, v. (A.S.)
to teach, to advise, to instruct, 4, chrect
2261, 8146; to know, to be aware
of, 13229; part. Wisshyng, as a s.
advice, warning, 8151.
Wist, pret. of Wit, knew, were
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, 329
476, 732, 1976, 2891, 10809.
With-drogh, With-droghe, pret.
of Withdraw, 1224, 2008.
Withoute, adv. outside, 1637,
3432.-preparition
adv
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, 8. sorrow, death, destruction,
Woche, s. watch, guard, 561,
810. see Note
woche Woche, 8. (A.S.) mischief, evil,
112-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,
y
Wonder, adj. wonderful, 1542;
adv. wonderfully, 9557; v. to sur-
prise, to cause to wonder, 9821.
Wonderful adj. very great, 1355.
Wonderly, Wondurly, adv. won-
to wound, 1297. wondertuss
derfully, 161, 9828. wonet 13864 ind
Wone, v. (A.S.) to dwell, to 24
abide, pret. Wond,/2717, 13433/08 10
Wont, 12553. wond
Wone, s. a dwelling, a palace, a
n. p. won sigb
5296
Wonen, pret. of Wyn, went, got, 490!-
city, 4780, 9857, 13523. wonyn груз
reached, 1165, 4694; part. p. gone,
666
got, 7756; taken, captured, 8607;
9, 6963; Wonnyn, 4772..sh
Wonsped, 8. rashness, daring,
Wong, s. (A.S.) the cheek, 1521.
s.
June.,
Wont, s. want, loss, 12085.
7945. See Wanspede.
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,
Worse, adj. as a s. the worse, | Wyde, adj. wide, 1329.
9920.
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,
Wothe, s. danger, harm, wrong,
fear, dread, 1223, 6050, 8357,
9928. cooth. Two thisqu.
Wothely, adv. severely, 882.
-Wox, pret. of Wax, grew, be-
came, 493.
wrangis
Wrang, s. a
116162
wrong conceallo
p
Wrappid, a hasty, angry, 1426;
misprint for Wrappid, or prob. for
Warppides hidden.
Wrathe, v. (A.S.) to anger, to
to a become angry, 4206, 8442.
Wreke, S. vengeance,
12072; v. to avenge, to revenge,
1750, 1873. to wreike us 3619.
Wright, s. (A.S.) a, workman, a
carpenter, 1530.rightes; 1587-tes
Writhe, v. to turn, to overthrow,
11616. 10328 cricket.
Wrixle, Wryxle, v. to overpower,
wit to overcome, to perplex, to bandy,
445, 2061, 3120, 9327 changes
wide note
Wroght, part. p. of Werke,
wrought, 1436; built, 1542.
Wull, v. will, 11419, 13221.
(Wull-full, adj. (=wilful, but
used as an adv.) eagerly, intensely,
3035; prob. for well-full, very.
write you 4444.
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
at, to obtain, to win, to take, 172,
20
wyn
377, 649, 953, 1138, 1468, 9212; an imp.
to manage, 3145; to capture,
8607; pret. Won, Wan, Wonen;
part. p. Wonen Wonnyn, Wonyn. imp
Wynd, s. wind, breath; pai wast
paire wynd they talk to no pur-
pose, 9788.
Wynly, adv.
See Wit.
Wyt, Wytte, s.
Wyvly, adv. as a wife, 3359.
Yald, Yalde, pret. of Yelde, to
yield, to submit, 1275, 6499, 7656.
Yalow, s. yellow, 5462.
Yark, v. to jerk, to cast, to me.
change, to rush, to pass, 414,
5595, 10738, 13968; to prepare, zarkit to pe
?!882; to pack, to crowd, 11265.alis
3arpe, v. prob. for Warpe, 6081. le
Yate, s. a gate, 299, 1555, 10738,
11151. zatys. yates gales gats
Yche, adj. each, 7878, 9683.
Ychon, s. (A.S.) each one, 5406,
запре гор
yal to
warpit to
pe yates 10462
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,
gemed
to keep, to guard, 136, 562, 615,
869, 1270, 10791; pret. Xemy? zemit. 8
ener, adj. eager, quick, 3955;
misprint for Yeuer, (A.S. gífer).
enernes, s. frankness, generosity,
eagerness, enthusiasm, 543, 869;
3ynernes, 1275; for Yeuerness.
yo = you 7600.
Yode, pret. of Go, went, walked,
fell, flowed, 284, 908, 1018, 1244,
3000.
Yoke, v. to yoke, 902.
Yolden, part. p. of Yelde, ren-
dered, atoned for, 7941.
zomers.
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. on874,
Yong, Yonge, adj. young, 1242,
6642.7 yorg 7925
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 ll.
1721-2.
Yre, s. rage, ire, 1338, 1424. 587,
Yreful, Yrfull, adj. vengeful,
furious, 1330, 5445.6631
Ys, is, 4647.
Ysse, Ysshe, v. to issue, to go
forth, to rush, 5784, 6631. yssen't impl.
Yssue, Yssew, s. issue, exit, re-
sult, 1556, 2708. ysg298.
·Yssuit
Ythes, 8. (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
Zodias, 8. the Zodiac, 3723,
3726.10630 Zodiake
pondur 5829 as under.
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