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Dictionary of The Vulgar Tongue by Francis Grose

  • 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
  • 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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