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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
water-teems
wattles
watsail
waughing
waughist
way-bit
way-bread
waze
weaky
wealk
wear
weat
wea-worth you
wee
weekey
weeks of the mouth
weel
weet
weir
waar
welk
well-an-ere!
well-a-day!
welley
welling
welly
welter
wem
wend
wennel
wents
wented
westy
wetherly
weuter
whake
whambling
whangs
wrapper
whapple-way
wharre
wharl-knot
wheady
wheam
wheem
wheamow
wheel
whee
whi
whey
whern-cat
wheeden
whelm
wheint
wherret
wherrited
wherrying
whetkln
whewt
whick
whick-flaw
whicks
whicket for whacket
quittee for quottee
whifflers
whiffle whaffle
whig
while
whin-berry
whins
whinner-neb
whinnering
whinnock
whirkened
whirl-bone
whirl-bouk
whirl-te-woo
whisket
whisky
whisk-tail'd
whisterclister
whisterpoop
whit
white
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
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