Part 972 (1/2)

V ~We~

WIEL, _s_ A small whirlpool

V ~Wele~

WIFE, WYF, WYFE, _s_ A woe, S

_Lyndsay_

A S Su G _wif_, mulier, foemina

~Wiflie~, ~Wyfelie~, _adj_ Fe to woman

_bellenden_

A S _wiflic_, muliebris, foemineus

WYG, WEIG, WHIG, _s_ A s roll, baked with butter and currants, S

Teut _wegghe_, panis triticeus; libuum, et libum lunatum

WIG, WYG, _s_ Apparently, a wall A thing is said to _gang frae wyg to hen it is moved backwards and forwards from the one wall of a house to the other, S B

_Ross_

A S _wag_, Su G _waegg_, Belg _weeg_, paries

WIGG, WHIG, _s_ The thin serous liquid, which lies below the cream, in a churn, after it has becoitated, S

B

_Journ Lond_

_To_ WIGGLE, _v n_ To wriggle

V ~Waigle~

WIGHT, _s_ The shrew-mouse, Orkn

_Stat Acc_

Su G _wickt_, any thing very small