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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
white for quite
white nib
whithering
whitlow
whitster
whit-tawer
whittle
whittle-gate
whitwitch
whity-brown bread
whity-brown paper
whiz
whizzle
whoave
wflo6 wno6!!!
whook
whopper
whot'jecomb
whott
who-whiskin
why-vore
why-calf
wicker
widdle
wiegh
waagh
wigger
wiggin-tree
wight
wires
wikers
wild-cat
willern
willow-bench
wimme
win
wind-berry
wind
wind-row
windle
winly
winnyed
winter-hedge
wishlnet
wisht
wiskit
witch
witch-ridden
wite
withen-kibble
wither
without
withy
wizen'd
wizzen
wizzle
woadmel
wode
woe betide thee!
woe worth thee! woe betide thee!
wogh
wommel
wonne
wun
woodcock-soil
woodsere
woodsprite
wooster
woodwants
wop
worch-bracco
word
worm-stall
worried
woundy
wowks
wraxling
wreasel
wright
wringle-streas
wunsome
wrong
wyte
wystey
wyzles
yaapping
yaad
yallow beels
yallow boys
yammer
yane
yare
yark
yarm
yaspen
yeepsen
yate
yeat
yaud
yead
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