364 PROVINCIALISMS. 



WAZISTHEART; an expreflion of condolence, 

 WEAD ; very angry ; mad, in the figurative fenfe. 

 WEAKY ; juicy ; oppofed to " hafk." 

 WEANT (vulg. dial.); won't, will not. 

 WEER1NG (that is, a wearing] ; a confumption. 

 To be WEEA; to be ferry : " I am weea for him.'* 

 WEE-BIT j fmall piece, 

 WELL (vulg. wryl) ; furface fpring?, ufed as a 



fource of water for domeftic or other fpecial pur- 



pofes, are generally termed wells. 

 WEYEY (the y articulate) ; yes, yes. 

 To WHALE; to beat feverely, with a whip of 



pliant flick. 



WHEAN ; a ttrumpet. 

 WHEEANG; a thong of leather. 

 WHENT', great; extraordinary: < whentdeed/' 



great doings. 

 WHERRY ; a liquor made from the pulp of crabs 



after the verjuice is exprefled ; generally called 



crab-wherry. 



To WHEWT ; to whiflie faintly, or unfkil fully. 

 WH1CK ; alive; quick. 

 WHICKS ; quicks ; couchgrafs; 

 WHIE j a heifer j or young cow. 

 WHIG ; a beverage made with whey and herbs. 

 WHILK; which; as, " whilk wrllyou have?" 



not ufed in the relative fenfc; 

 WHIMLY; foftly ; filcntly, or with little noife. 

 WHINS ; uhx eureptztis ; furzes. 



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