Part 971 (1/2)

1 A twig, S

_Burns_

2 A wand, a small switch, S

Dan _vigre_, vi-er_, to be pliant

WICKET, _s_ The back-door of a barn, Ang

Belg _wicket_, portula, Fr _guichet_

WIDDEN-DREME, WINDREM, WIDDRIM, _s_ _In a widden-dream_, or _windream_, all of a sudden; also, in a state of confusion, S B

_Pop Ball_

A S _woda-dream_, furor, madness

WIDDERSINNIS, WEDDERSHYNNYS, WIDDERSINS, WIDDERshi+NS, WITHERshi+NS, WODERshi+NS, _adv_ The contrary way, contrary to the course of the sun, S

_Douglas_

A S _wither_, contra, _sunne_, sol; or rather, Teut _weder-sins_, contrario modo

WIDDIE, WIDDY, _s_

1 A rope s of ; used to denote a halter, S

_Lyndsay_

2 The terallows itself

3 A twig, having several sether, it is used as a whip, the single grain serving for a handle, Caithn

Su G _widia_, vi_, id

~Widdifow~, ~Viddiful~, _s_

1 Properly, one who deserves to _fill_ a _widdie_ or halter, S

_Lyndsay_

2 In pl equivalent to _brave boys_, in sea language

_Compl S_