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Dictionary of The Vulgar Tongue by Francis Grose
wet parson
wet quaker
whack
whapper
wheedle
wheelband in the nick
whelp
whereas
whet
whetstone's park
whids
to whiddle
whiddler
whiffles
whifflers
whimper
whindle
to whine
whinyard
to whip the cock
whip jacks
to whip off
whip-belly vengeance
whipper-snapper
whipshire
whipster
whipt syllabub
whirlygigs
whisker
whisker splitter
whiskin
whisky
whistle
whistling shop
whit
white ribbin
white feather
white-livered
white lie
white serjeant
white swelling
white tape
white wool
whitechapel
whitewashed
whitfielite
whither-go-ye
whittington's college
whore's bird
whore's curse
whohe's kitling
whore's son
whore-monger
whore pipe
whow ball
wibble
wibling's witch
wicket
widow's weeds
wife
wife in water colours
wigannowns
wigsby
wild rogues
wild squirt
wild-goose chase
willing tit
willow
win
wind
winder
wind-mill
windfall
windmills in the head
window peeper
windward passage
windy
wink
winnings
winter cricket
winter's day
wipe
wiper
wiper drawer
to wiredraw
wise
wise men of gotham
wiseacre
wiseacre's hall
wit
witches
to wobble
wolf in the breast
wolf in the stomach
wood
wood pecker
woodcock
wooden habeas
wooden spoon
wooden horse
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