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WATH, _s_ A ford

_Stat Acc_

A S _wad_, Belg _waede_, Lat _vad-um_

WATLING STRETE, VATLANT STREIT, a term used to denote the milky way, from its fancied resemblance of a broad street or causeway

_Doug_

WATTIE, _s_ A blow, Ang

Su G _hwat_, celer?

WATTLE, _s_ A tax paid in Shetland; said to have been introduced in return for the distribution of holy _water_

_Stat Acc_

To WAUBLE, _v n_ To swing, to reel, S O

Isl _veifl-a_, saepius vibrare

_Burns_

WAUCH, _s_ Wall

_Peblis Play_

A S _wah_, paries; A Bor _wogh_, id

_To_ WAUCHT, WACHT OUT, WAUGHT, WAUCH, _v a_ To quaff, to swig, S

_N Burne_

A S _veaht_, irriguus; Isl _vokua_, madefieri

~Waucht, Waught~, _s_ A large draught of any liquid, S

_Ramsay_

_To_ WAUE, _v a_ To toss, to agitate

A S _waf-ian_, fluctuare

_Douglas_