Spousehood, n., marriage
Spousebreach, n., adultery
Spronge, adj., sprinkled
Stare, v., to stay
Startling, part., leaping and jumping
Stint, v., to stop
Stint, adj., stopped
Straight, adj., confined
Straited, adj., narrowed
Sty, v., to climb
Suspect, adj., in suspicion
Tatch, n., spot
Tatched, adj., spotted
Tewly, livid
Tilth, v., to cultivate
Tilth, n., tillage
Tofore, prep., before
Toll, v., to entice
Trow, v., to believe; cf., trust
Unmighty, adj., unable
Unneth, adv., hardly
Uplandish, adj., rustic
Utter, adj., outer
Very, adj., true
Wait, n., a guard
Wanhope, n., despair
Warily, adv., carefully
Ween, v., consider, think
Wem, n., blemish, fault
Wend, adj., wound up
Werish, adj., insipid
Whelk, n., a swelling
Whet, v., to sharpen
Whiche, n., a wicket-gate cf., "wych gate"
Wilful, adj., of set purpose
Wit, n., a sense; cf "out of his wits"
Witty, adj., sensibly
Wonder, adj., wondrous
Wonderly, adv., wondrously
Wood, adj., crazy, frantic
Woodness, n., madness
Woose, n., fluid
Worship, n., reverence, authority
Wosen, n., the arteries
Wot, v., knew
Wrang, adj., injured, wrung
Wreak, n., revenge
Wreck, v., to revenge
Wrecker, n., avenger