Thruschyt, _did cleave with a crashing noise_.
Tranont, tranoynt, tranownt, tranent, trawent, _march suddenly in a clandestine manner_; _march quickly, in general_.
Turss, _carry off hastily_. Turss furth, _bring out what has been kept in store_.
Tyne, _lose_. Tynt, _lost_. Tynsaill, _loss_.
Umquhile, _at times_; now, _as contrasted with_ then; _formerly_.
Wrandly, _without intermission_; _or, with much contention_.
Wa, way, _wo_; _sorrowful_. _Comp._ wäer; _superl._ wayest. Waworth, _wo befal_.
Waith, _the spoil taken in hunting or fishing_. Waithyng, _the act of thus taking_.
Wassalage, wasselage, _great achievement_; _valour_.
Wauld, _government_. In wauld, _under sway_.
Waywart, a waywart, _in a direction from_.
Weild, weld, _manage_; _enter on possession of an estate_.
Wernage, _provision laid up in a garrison_.
Werray, _very_; werray ded, _truly dead_.
Will, _bewildered_. Will of reide, _destitute of counsel_. Will off wane, _at a loss for a habitation_.
Wod, wood, _furious_, _mad_; _wild_, _not domesticated_.
Worth, _wax_, _become_; worthit, _became_. Worthit to weide, _became furious_. It worthit, _it was necessary_.
Wrethyt, _was filled with indignation_; _or, writhed_.
Wyn to, _reach_. Wyn to gidder, _effect a conjunction_.
Wyttrely, _according to good information_.
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