Part 939 (2/2)

~Waff-like~, _adj_ Having a very shabby or suspicious appearance, S

~Waffie~, _s_ A vagabond, Ang

_To_ WAFF, WAIF, _v n_ To wave, to fluctuate, S

_Gawan and Gol_

A S _waf-ian_, Seft-a_, vacillare

_To_ ~Waff~, ~Waif~, _v a_ To wave, S

_Douglas_

~Waff~, ~Waif~, _s_

1 A hasty , S

_Arnot_

2 A signal,

_Cromarty_

3 A transient view; as _I had just a waff o' him_, S

_Guthrie_

4 A slight stroke fro, S

5 A sudden affection, producing a bodily ailment; as _a waff of cauld_, S

6 The contagion of evil example

_Walker_

WAFT, WEFT, WOFT, _s_ The woof in a web, S

_Adam_

A S _wefta_, Su G _waeft_, id, from _-a_, to weave

WA-GANG, WAYGANG, _s_

1 A departure