Whyted, _pp._ (= thwited), cut, whittled down into shape, 5/25. Cf. _whittle_ = _thwittle_, a knife; from _thwite_, to cut. Whyte-thorne, _s._ whitethorn, 124/4, 126/4, 137/12. Whyte wheate, _s._ a kind of wheat, 34/23. Wiedes, _s. pl._ weeds, 16/25. Winowed, _pp._ winnowed, 146/56. Winter-corne, _s._ winter-corn (such as wheat or rye), 8/13. Withall, with it, 146/15. Withe, _s._ withy, 15/13; withee, a twig of willow, 24/15. _See_ Togwith and Wethy. Withed, _pp._ bound, wound, 15/41. Wodde, wood, 3/39; woddes, _pl._ trees, 131/1. Wode euyll, _s._ wood-evil; a disease in sheep, 50/2. Wolde, _pt. s. and pl._ ought to (lit. would), 3/31; should, ought, 15/35; must, 15/45; should, 21/20, 122/36, 140/6. Woll, _s._ wool, 42/3, 146/77. Woll-wynder, _s._ wool-winder, 52/7. Wonders, _adv._ wondrously, prol. 24. (This afterwards became an adj., and was turned into the Mod. E. _wondrous_.) See below. Wonders, _adj._ wonderful, 11/11. Wormes, _s. pl._ worms, 103/1. Wouen, _pp._ woven, 146/43. Wounden, _pp._ wound, 146/43. Wowed, _pp._ wooed, 146/109. Wrapped, _pp._ (probably) warped, drawn out into a warp, 146/43. Spelt _warped_ in ed. 1598. Wrethynge-temes, _s. pl._ part of the harness for oxen, 5/4. To _wrethe_ is to twist; a _team_ is ‘an ox-chain, passing from yoke to yoke;’ E. D. S. Gloss. B. 2, p. 40. Wryncles, _s. pl._ wrinkles, 100/7. Wrynge, _v._ to wring, 146/85. Wrynkeled, _pp._ wrinkled, 34/43. Wrythen, _pp._ wreathed, twisted, 31/15, 64/6. Wyddre, _v._ wither, 21/17, 31/17; wyddred, _pp._ 25/6. Wyddrynge, _s._ withering, 23/8. Wydes, _s. pl._ the name of a kind of apple, 130/4. Wyght, _adj._ active, swift, 76/4. Wymble, _s._ an auger, 24/8. Wyndgalles, _s. pl._ wind-galls, swellings or blisters above a horse’s fetlock, 99/1. “_Windgalls_ are little blebs or soft swellings on each side of the fetlock;” G. Markham, Husbandry, b. i. c. 57. Wyndrowes, _s. pl._ rows of grass in hay-making, 25/11. Yeane, _v._ produce (as a ewe), 37/26. Yelde, _v._ yield, 10/9. Yere, _s. pl._ years, 67/9. Ylle, _adj._ ill, bad, 54/11. Yokes, _s. pl._ frames of wood to couple oxen for drawing, 5/3. Yomen, _s. pl._ keepers, 151/1; yomenne, yeomen, 152/11; yomenne _or_ yomen, pawns (in chess), prol. 20, prol. 30. Yorke, York, 17/22. Yorkeshyre, Yorkshire, 2/26. Yren, _s._ iron, 2/2, 3/49; yrens, _pl._ 3/54. Yren-gray, _adj._ iron-gray, 68/75. Ysaye, Isaiah, 164/3. Yues, _s. pl._ ivies, 132/4. Zelcester = Ʒelcester, i.e. Ilchester, 2/9, 27/17. STEPHEN AUSTIN AND SONS, PRINTERS, HERTFORD. TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE All changes noted in the ERRATA (pg xxxi, after the Introduction) have been applied to the etext, except for the page header (Headline) change which is not applicable for this ebook.