TOY, an old-fashioned cap for women. TREWS, trousers. TRINDLING, rolling. TROW, believe. TUILZIE, a quarrel TUME, toom, empty. TURNSPIT DOGGIE, a kind of dog, long-bodied and short-legged, formerly used in turning a treadmill. TYKE, a dog, a rough fellow. UMQUHILE, formerly, late. UNCO, strange, very, UNSONSY, unlucky. USQUEBAUGH, whiskey. VENY, venue, a bout. VIVERS, victuals. WA', wall WAD, would. WADSET, a deed conveying property to a creditor WAIN, a wagon; to remove. WALISE, a portmanteau, saddlebags. WAN, won. WANCHANCY, unlucky. WARE, spend. WEEL-FARD, weel-faur'd, having a good appearance. WEISING, inclining, directing. WHA, who. WHAR, where, WHAT FOR, why. WHEEN, a few. WHILE SYNE, a while ago. WHILES, sometimes. WHILK, which. WHIN, a few. WHINGEING, whining. WINNA, will not. WISKE, whisk. YATE, gate.