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ieap, tolling and tumbling one ano- 

 ther about. 

 7roU, to roll. 



'twifi, between, betwixt. 

 tcight, taught. 

 iarvixeen, tormenting. 

 titch, a kid. 

 iy, a drink, fee letch, 

 ta'-u.'cft, tafte. 

 thouum, the thumb, A. S. tbuma. 



-vier, the fire, A. S.yfr. Be!gis Vicr. 



vaaper, vapour. 



vraji, froft. 



•vorreate, the forehead. 



'■ooote, the foot. 



vlejh^ flefl) 5 byiltta vlejh, boiled meat. 



'uat, fat. 



vice, voice. 



volleat, a handkerchief. 



vurji, firft. 



vler, a weazel. 



'vream, from ; vreem, idem. 



•vappereen, bragging, boafting. 



valler, more. 



vezzeen, driving or ftriking a ball 



hard. 

 vengem, fpite, malice. 



■veil, fell ; vall, to fall. 



■ulec, to fly. 



vallcr, more, longer ^in time), 



W. 



luofur, uneafy. 



wouriok, to tremble. 



ivedecn, a wedding. 



ivather, water. 



•■^'oul, to wifh. 



■withcen, the looks, the countenance 



or features. 

 whaling, fneezlng. 

 ■weepeen, weeping. 

 vurajle, the wrlft. 

 ivik, a week. 

 weend, the wind ; Eaji weend, Wcjian 



lueend, Zoutb weend, Nordh •weend', 

 wazcoote, a waiftcoat. 



Y. 



yerjiei, yefterday ; ear ye^ei, the day 



before yefterday. 

 yolaw, old m ; yoella, old f. 

 yoive, an ewe. 

 yalpen, fpewlng. 

 y'oure, give over, ccafe. 

 ye, give ; yate, give. 

 yith, if. 



Z. ziuh, 



