Part 961 (2/2)

~Weirdless~, ~Wierdless~, _adj_ Unprosperous, through so cross in one's lot, S

_To_ WEISE, WYSE, _v a_

1 To use policy, for attaining any object, S

_Watson_

2 To lead, direct, S

_Ramsay_

3 To turn by art, rather than strength, S

_Ramsay_

4 _To weise awa'_, to wheedle; as, to entice a tradesman to leave his master; Clydes

Teut _wys-en_, to teach, to show; or O Fr _vois-ier_, _ves-ier_, tromper, ruser; _wiseux_, fin, subtil

_To_ ~Weise~, ~Wyse~, _v n_ To incline, S

_Ramsay_

_To_ WEIT, _v n_ To make inquiry

A S _wit-an_, providere; Su G _wit-a_, probare

WEIT, WEET, _s_ Rain, wetness, S

_Douglas_

A S _waeta_, humidity, Isl _vaeta_, rain

_To_ ~Weit~, ~Weet~, _v a_ To wet, S

_Burns_

~Weet~, ~Weit~, _adj_ Wet, S

~Weetie~, _adj_ Wet, S B

WELANY, _s_ Darace

_Barb_