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Dictionary of The Vulgar Tongue by Francis Grose
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
wooden ruff
wooden surtout
woman of the town
woman of pleasure
woman and her husband
woman's conscience
woman of all work
woolbird
wool gathering
woolley crown
word grubbers
word pecker
word of mouth
world
worm
wranglers
wrap rascal
wrapt up in warm flannel
wrinkle
wry mouth and a pissen pair of breeches
wry neck day
wyn
xantippe
yaffling
to yam
yankey
yankey doodle
yarmouth capon
yarmouth coach
yarmouth pye
yarum
yea and nay man
yellow
yellow belly
yellow boys
to yelp
yest
yoked
yorkshire tyke
young one
to yowl
zad
zany
zedland
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