_Parcæ_. Dan. _valkyrier_. Wallande, boiling, bubbling up, A. 365. A.S. _weallan_, to boil up. Walle-heued = well-head, spring, B. 364. {Walt, Walte,} rolled, turned, B. 501, 1734. Prov.E. _walt_, _welt_. A.S. _wealtian_, to roll. O.N. _vella_. “Hit _walt_ up the wilde se.” --(T. B. 4633.) Walter, roll, flow, B. 415, 1027; C. 142. O.Sc. _welter_, _walter_. Dan. _vælte_, to roll. See _Walt_. Waltereȝ, an error for watterez = waters? C. 263. Walterande, swimming, C. 247. Walteȝ, pours, rushes, flows, B. 364, 1037. See _Walte_, T. B. 3699, 4632. Wame, belly. See _Wombe_. Wamel, to wamble, C. 300. O.N. _vambla_. Dan. _vamle_, to wamble, to create or cause a squeamishness or loathing. “_Wamelyn’_ in the stomake. Nauseo.” “_Wamelynge_ of the stomake, Nausia.” (Prompt. Parv.) Wan (_pret._ of _wynne_), got, reached, A. 107; B. 140. Wap, a step, C. 449. O.N. _vapp_. It is generally explained by a blow, stroke, which was probably its original meaning. “The werld wannes at a _wappe_ and the wedire gloumes.” --(K. Alex. p. 141.) “It (worldly wealth) wites away at a _wapp_, as the wynd turnes.” --(_Ibid._ p. 181.) See T. B. 207, 6405. Wappe, to strike, knock, B. 882. War, aware, A. 1096; crafty, B. 589. A.S. _wær_, wary. O.N. _var_. {War, Ware,} guard, beware, B. 165, 545, 1133. A.S. _wárian_. Warded, guarded, C. 258. A.S. _weardian_, to guard. Ware, were, A. 151. Warisch, protect, B. 921. Warlaȝe, wizard, B. 1560. See _Warlow_. Warlok, prison, C. 80. Warlow, a monster, C. 258. A.S. _wér-loga_, a liar, a faith-breaker. “Þe warlaȝ was wete of his wan atter.” --(T. B. 303.) Warne, bid, C. 469. Warnyng, _sb._ B. 1504. {Warpe, Warpen,} cast, hurl, B. 444; ejaculate, utter, A. 879; B. 152, 213. O.N. _varpa_. A.S. _weorpan_, to throw, cast. Warþe, a water-ford, C. 339. A.S. _warth_, _waroth_, the shore. Wary, curse, B. 513. A.S. _wærgian_, to curse. Waryed, accursed, B. 1716. Wassayl, B. 1508. {Wast, Waste,} destroy, B. 326, 431, 1178. A.S. _wéstan_. Wasturne, a wilderness, B. 1674. _Wasterne_ signifies a desert place, from the A.S. _wéste_, desert, barren, and _ærn_, a place. “Methoughte I was in a wode willed myne one, That I ne wiste no waye whedire that I scholde, Ffore wolueȝ and whilde swynne, swykkyde bestez, Walkede in that _wasterne_ wathes to seche.” --(Morte Arthure, p. 270.) Wate = wot, know, A. 502. A.S. _witan_ (_Ic wát_, _þu wást_, _he wát_). Water, stream, A. 107, 139; river, B. 1380. Wauleȝ, shelterless, from the A.S. _wáh_, a wall (?), C. 262. We should perhaps read wanleȝ = wonleȝ, hopeless, from the A.S. _wén_. O.N. _von_. O.E. _wone_, hope. Wawe, wave, A. 287; B. 382; C. 142. A.S. _wæg_. Wax, increase, B. 521. Waxlokes, waves (?), B. 1037. Wayferand, wayfaring, B. 79. Waykned, weakened, B. 1422. O.N. _veikr_. A.S. _wác_, weak; _wácan_,