WARBLE—A maggot in a cow’s hide.
WAR-OOT—War-oot o’ t’ way. Git oot o’ the rooad o’ danger.
WELT—Upset. Sooa! sooa! thoo murt welt t’ bucket. A rough blow. A welt ower t’ lug.
WEAKY—Moist; mellow. Put a wet cloot on t’ cheese ta keep ’t weaky.
WEATHER-BREEDER—A fine day amang a tot o’t tudder mak.
WEATHER-GLEAM—To perceive some one or something in the distance or dusk. Ah could weather gleam ye on afront on us.
WEATHER-GO—A lump of a rainbow end.
WEATHER-WISE—Yan ’at knows what soort o’ wedder we want, an’ prophecies ’at it’ll land up.
WEE—A laal wee chap wi’ a gurt heed.
WEEZEN’D—Wrinkled an’ shrivelled. A weezen’d laal monkey ’at is he.