A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 15Dodsley, Robert
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A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 15
Dodsley, Robert
English drama
Watching-candle, xi. 352
Waterstairs, x. 124
Wawd, _would_, vi. 71
Wawl, _to make a noise like cats_, ix. 211
Wealth, _welfare_, _prosperity_, i. 73;
iii. 122
Weam, _belly_, x. 366
Weapon'd, _armed_, vii. 417
Wearied, _worried_, ix. 325
Weary, _aware_, vi. 547
Weasand, _windpipe_, iii. 230
Wed, _a pledge_, i. 165;
"to wed" _for a pledge_, i. 147;
_wedded_, viii. 109
Weed, _garment_, v. 330
Weet, _to learn_, _know_, iii. 204
Weete, _know_, xii. 507
Weigh, _to care_, iii. 49
Welde, _wielder_, _ruler_, i. 268
Welding, _to carry_, v. 27
Wele, _well_, xii. 253
Welkin, _sky_, v. 274;
xii. 507
Wellaway, _well-a-day!_ i. 173
Well-a-year, _cf. well-a-day_, vii. 397
Well-left, _having a rich inheritance_, xi. 514
Wend, _to go_, vii. 36;
x. 226;
_goes_, xii. 241
Wenest, _weenest_, i. 119
Went, _weened_, i. 119;
_equipped_, _well-begone_ (?), i. 244
Werme, _warm_, xii. 311
Wete, _to know_, i. 119, 262
Wex, _waxed_, ix. 355
Whadragesima, _quadragesima_, vi. 74
Whaiet, _quiet_, vi. 76
What d'ye lack, _a term of abuse_, xi. 152
What is he for, x. 355
What-not, _a term of abuse_, ix. 78
Whatsomever, _whatsoever_, i. 427
Wher, _whether_, xiii. 47, 511
Whiffler, _a tobacco smoker, hence a trifling fellow_, x. 303;
xiv. 360
While, _until_, vi. 65
Whiles, _whilst_, xii. 299;
"the whilst," i. 65
Whimling, _a weak person_, viii. 231
Whin-yard, _a sword_, x. 363
Whips-talk, _a whipstock_, v. 95
Whipstock, xi. 384
Whist, _be silent_, ix. 432
Whit, _aught_, i. 428
White son, iii. 329;
_boy_, _darling_, vii. 325
White, _centre of target_, xii. 455;
xiv. 144
White-liver'd, _coward_, xiv. 284
Whittle, _a dagger_, i. 168
Whore, _to act as a procurer or panderer_, xi. 520
Whot, _hot_, vii. 47
Whur, _to scold_, iii. 70
Whylk, _which_, xii. 284
Wight, _brave_, _active_, i. 252;
viii. 158, 221;
xii. 507
Wild, _vague_, _loose_, i. 245
Wildfire, i. 72;
xiv. 130
Wildness, _wilderness_, i. 149
Wilful, _voluntary_, i. 200
Will I nill I, viii. 302
Wimble, _nimble_, xii. 507
Wimple, _a veil_, iv. 146
Wimpled, _veiled_, vi. 429
Winch up, xii. 469
Wis, _know_, iv. 183
Wished, _desired_, _recommended_, xi. 449;
xiii. 65, 140
Wit, _to know_, i. 102, 202, 223;
_opinion_, iii. 7
Witch, _a wizzard_, x. 104
With, _withy_, vii. 176
Withdrawing-room, _the drawing-room_, x. 361
Withouten, _without_, i. 255
Wits, _senses_, i. 12, 130
Wittol, _a cuckold_, xi. 40;
_to make a fool of_, xiii. 107
Witty, _wise_, _clever_, ii. 316
Wizard, _wiseacre_, xiv. 357
Wizzel, _windpipe_, xiii. 271
Wocum (= welcome), _welcome_, viii. 362
Woe, _sorry_, i. 347; ix. 565
Woll, _will_, ii. 113
Womankind, _feminine_, xi. 455
Womanshire, _womankind_, ix. 327
Women be the devil's nets, i. 61
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