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WINKIT, _part adj_ Somewhat turned; a term applied to milk, when it has lost the sweet taste, Loth

It may refer to the supposed influence of an evil eye

WINKLOT, _s_ A young woman, a wench

_Peblis Play_

A S _wencle_, _wincle_, a handmaid

WYNLAND, _part pr_ Whirling,in a circular manner

_Barbour_

Teut _windel_, trochlea; _windtel-en_, volvere

WINRAW, _s_ Hay or peats put together in long thin heaps, for the purpose of being _

_Gl Sibb_

WINS, _prep_ Towards, in the direction of, Ang

WINSEY, _adj_ Of or belonging to wool, S B, apparently corr from E

_woolsey_

WINSOME, _adj_

1 Gay, merry, cheerful, S B

_Burns_

A S _winsum_, jucundus, laetus; from _wyn_, joy

2 Co, S

_Ritson_

Su G _waen_, Isl _vaenn_, pulcher, amoenus

WYNSIK, _s_ Covetousness

_S P Repr_