WAF—A current of air. Keep oot o’ t’ waf o’ t’ train, er it’ll draw thi in anunder ’t.
WAFFY—Faint. Ah’s that waffy thoo could fell mi wi’ a fedder.
WAFFLE, WAFFLER—Change about. Thoo’l waffle aboot an’ say owt; thoo’s nowt but a silly waffler.
WAG-BI’-T’-WO—A clock wi’ neea wood-work an’ ye can see o’ t’ guts.
WAISTREL—A chap ’at gahs through his time an’ his substance withoot diun mickle good.
WAD—Lead. Thoo’s as blue as wad. Len’ us a bit o’ wad pencil.
WAD—Stuff; plug; gorge. Wad thisel wi’ some beef an’ taties.
WALLOP—Thrash. Ah’ll wallop thi fer thi craft.
WALLOPER—Large. That’s a walloper.
WALLOPEN—Thrashing.—Thoo’ll git a wallopen. Very large; it’s a gurt wallopen barn.