Part 989 (1/2)

_Douglas_

~Wraithly~, _adv_ Furiously

_Wallace_

WRAK, WRAIK, WRACK, WRECK, WREK, _s_

1 Whatever is thrown out by the sea, as _broken_ pieces of wood, sea-weed, &c, S

2 Often appropriated to sea-weed, S

_Barry_

This receives different names in different parts of S; as, _button wrack_, _lady wrack_, &c

_Stat Acc_

3 The weeds gathered fro burnt, S

_Pennecuik_

4 Trash, refuse of any kind

_Bannatyne Poems_

Su G _wrak_, E wreck; also, any thing that is of little value, _, id

_To_ WRAMP, _v a_ To sprain any part of the body, S cumb

Belg _wremp-en_, to distort the mouth

~Wramp~, _s_ A twist or sprain, S

_Watson_

WRANG, _s_ Wrong, S

_Barbour_

~Wrangwis~, ~Wrangwiss~, _adj_

1 Wrong, not proper

_Wallace_