Wadset, a mortgage, ii. 323, 16 Wae, sorrowful, i. 4, 10. Wae worth, woe befall, i. 12, 17. Wae days, woful days, ii. 274, 25. Waefu', woful, ii. 134, / II. Waes-me, woe's-me, i. 33, l I Waesucks! alas! i. 27, 19 Waft, the cross thread that goes from the shuttle through the web, i. 168, / 23 Waifs, stray sheep, i. 274, 7 II Wair't, spend it, i. 117, / 10. 304, 18 War'd, spent, bestowed, i. Wale, choice. Pick and wale, of choicest quality, i. 44, / 16. Wal'd, chose, i. 45, 7 4 Walie, ample, large, i. 153, l 21. Waly, ample, ii. 230, 715 Wallop in a tow, to hang one's self, ii. 312, l 20 Wame, the belly, i. 10, 7. Wamefou, bellyful, i. 154, / 12 Wan, did win, i. 235, l 27; earned, ii. 307, / 12 Wanchancie, unlucky, i. 56, l 14 Wanrestfu', restless, i. 53, l 32 Ware, to spend, i. 234, 21; worn, i. 271, l 26 Wark, work, i. 7, 7 15. Warks, works, in the sense of buildings, manufactures, &c. ii. 57, 19 Wark-lume, a tool to work with, i. 50, 7 15 Warld, world, i. 41, 2. Warly, worldly, i. 166, 7 13 Warlock, a wizard, i. 57, 13 Warran, warrant, i. 16, l 13 Warsle, to wrestle, i. 296, 124. Warstl'd, wrestled, i. 37, / 22 Warst, worst, i. 7, l 27 Wasna, was not, i. 29, 12 Wast, west, i. 216, 723 Wastrie, prodigality, riot, i. 3, / 12 Wat, wet, i. 88, / 23 Wat, wot, know, ii. 49, 25. Wat na, wot not, ii. 51, / 24 Waterbrose, brose made of meal and water simply, i. 61, 127 Wattle, a wand, i. 109, l 17 Wauble, to swing, to reel, i. 108, / 29 Wauks, awakes, ii. 201, 4. Waukening, awakening, ii. 160, 14. Waukens, wakens, i. 25, / 30 Waur, to fight, to defeat, i. 31, 16; worse, i. 218, / 2. Waur't, worsted, i. 109, 14 Weans, children, i. 3, 24. Weanies, dim. of weans, i. II, / 19 Weason, the weasand, i. 12, 73 Wee, little, i. 3, 48, II, 21, 77 13. A wee, a short period of time, i. A wee a-back, a small space behind, i. Weel, well, i. 7, 26. Weel-gaun, well going, i. 77, 7 13. Weet, wet, i. 12, 13; dew, ii. 108, / 18; rain, ii. 110, 79 Whaizle, to wheeze, i. 109, l 16 Wham, whom, ii. 255, 7 20 Whan, when, i. 68, 7 3 whoever, ii. 69, 7 23. Whase, whose, i. 33, Whang, a large slice, i. 22, l 21; to give the strappado, i. 43, 22 Whar, where, ii. 300, 79. Whare, where, i. 3, 7 5 Whatt, did whet or cut, i. 272, / 21 Whaup, a curlew, ii. 60, 7 12 Whaur'll, where will, ii. 43, 16 Wheep, flying nimbly, i. 44, 25. Whiddin, running as a hare, i. 162, / 15 Whigmeleeries, crotchets, i. 38, 16 Whingin, crying, complaining, fretting, i. 189, 19 Whins, furze bushes, i. 92, l 1 Whirligigums, useless ornaments, i. 37, l 27 Whisht, peace. Held my whisht, kept silence, i. 69, 7 7 Whiskit, whisked, i. 109, 1 26 Whissle, whistle, i. 15, 78. So gat the whissle o' my groat, to play a losing game, i. 179, / 17 Whistle, the throat, ii. 21, / 13 Whitter, a hearty draught of liquor, i. 166, 19 Whup, a whip, i. 95, 12 Whyles, sometimes, i. 2, l 19 Wi', with, i. 1, 718 Wick, a term in curling, to strike a stone in an oblique direction, i. 80, 14 Widdiefu, ill-tempered, ii. 87, 1 Widdle, a struggle or bustle, i. 224, 19 Wiel, a small whirlpool, i. 92, 19 Wifie, dim. of wife, i. 128, / 20 Wight, strong, powerful, i. 226, 7 15 Wil' cat, the wild cat, i. 275, 13 Willie waught, a hearty draught, ii. 203, 125 Willow wicker, the smaller species of willow, i. 261, 711 Willyart, wild, strange, timid, i. 241, 17 Wimpl't, wimpled, i. 92, 17. Wimplin, waving, meandering, i. 84, 12 Win', wind, ii. 230, 11. Wins, winds, i. 5, 7 16 Win't, did wind, i. 87, l 19 Winna, will not, i. 16, 16 Winnock-bunker, a seat in a window, i. 204, 19. Winnocks, windows, i. 17, 729 Wintle, a staggering motion, i. 90, 18. Wintles, struggles, ii. 61, 716 Winze, an oath, i. 91, 121 Witha', withal, ii. 164, 15 Withoutten, without, i. 80, 128 Wonner, a wonder, a contemptuous appellation, i. 3, 713 Wons, dwells, ii. 80, 19 Woo', wool, i. 53, 20 Woodie, the gallows, i. 99, l 10; a rope, more properly one made of withes or willows, i. 184, 721 Wooer-babs, garters knotted below the knee in a couple of loops, i. 84, 14 Wordie, dim. of word, i. 278, / 17 Wordy, worthy, i. 152, 11 Worl', world, i. 6, l 10 Worset, worsted, i. 88, 18 Wow, an exclamation of pleasure or wonder, i. 207, 23 Wrang, wrong, i. 63, 116; mistaken, i. 164, 718. Wranged, wronged, i. 151, 729 Wreeths, wreaths, i. 113, 19 Wamble, a simile, i 150, 123 Wyle, to beguile, to dary, ii 95, /10. Wyling, beguiling, Wyliecoat, a found verk, i 159, 722 YARD, a garden, i 51, 17 Yazd, a worn-out horse, ii. 323, 19 Yell, barren, as yell's the Bill, giving no more milk than the Bull, i 50, / 12 Yerd, the churchyard, ii. 229, / 14 Vill-caup, ale stoup, i. 25, 120 Yird, earth, i. 85, 16 Yirl, an earl, ii. 324, 724 Yirth, the earth, i. 298, 71 Yokin, yoking, a bout, a set to, i. 162, / 24 Yoursel, yourselves, i. 27, 123; yourself, i. 47, 73 Yont, beyond, i. 49, 715 Yowes, ewes, i. 54, 11. Yowie, dim. of yowe, i. 54, 7 14 Yule, Christmas, ii. 82, 711 INDEX OF FIRST LINES.-VOL. II. A head, pure, sinless quite of brain and soul A rose-bud by my early walk A slave to love's unbounded sway. A' the lads o' Thornie-bank Page 348 128 259 273 199 173 61 168 328 47 Altho' my bed were in yon muir 241 Ask why God made the gem so small As I was a wand'ring ae midsummer e'enin' As Tam the Chapman on a day At Brownhill we always get dainty good cheer Bannocks o' bear meal Behind yon hills where Lugar flows Blest be M'Murdo to his latest day 259 273 13 42 58 72 2 119 274 192 148 66 74 175 140 61 106 34 93 |