GLOSSARY. 



Vertgrees, sd. verdigris, 9 



VEhER, sd. weather ; often applied to fiad weather or 



storm. 

 ViRELL, 8*; vvrell, 8, v. to attach an iron band or 



ferule. See Frette. 

 Vise, 8*; vyce, 8, sb. a vice. 

 Vmbre, sb. a grayling, 



Water-sokul, a water-dock, lit. a water-suckle. 

 (Rji mex h ydrolapatli u ni . ) 



W Am, pron. what, 6* 



Waxen, sb. green weed, (Genista tinctoria), 9* 



Wawng, pr. p. growing, 15 



Weder, 3; wedyr, 6; wedur, 6*; wetur, 20*, 53. wea- 

 ther. A.S. weder, weather, often a storm. 



Weeres, sb.p/. weirs, 25 



Weete-shode, 3; wetschode, 3*, wet-shod, with 

 boots wet through. " Weete shode vnto his 

 tavlle" is an expression not yet passed out of use. 



Welbede, sb. a woodlouse, sometimes also called a 

 milleped. We/bode in Halliwell. 



Welde, sb. weld, dyer's weed, (Reseda hiteola). 



Wenyt, 2*; wenyth, 2, v.pr.t. supposes. A.S. wenan. 



Werly-wherly, adj. like a whirlpool, full of eddies. 



Wkxkn, pr. p. growing, 15* 



Weyth, adj. wet, 4* 



WooDE, sb. woad, (Isaiis tiiictoria), 10 



Woodefatte, sb. woad-vat. 



Wordly, adj. worldly, 6* 



Wortwormes, sb. lit. worms on vegetables, 27 



Wyxen, 9 ; wyxin, 10, sb. greenweed. Genista 

 tinctoria. See Waxen. 



Wyght, sb. white, 8* 



Ye, sh. eye, 7* 

 Ylyke, adj. like, 12 



Zelo, zelow, sb. yellow, 9* 



Zely, adj. blessed, happy. A.S. sdelig, lucky. An 

 error for sely. 



