“He leeves aw his leane, but he’s seerly to bleame,
When a wanter like me’s to be hed sa near heame.”
Anderson. Auld Robbie Miller.
Wanwauchtie, S, unable to drink freely (wan, un, and waucht a hearty draught.)
“He’s unco wanwauchtie that scunners at whey.”—Proverb.
War-day, C, work-day—so distinguished from the day of rest.
“She cheerfu’ wrowte her warday wark,
Than sat down at her wheel.”
Rayson. Ann o’ Hethersgill.
Ware, S and C, spend.