WHANG—A shoe liace; to throw down. He whang’d him doon wi’ seck a leddur.
WHANGEN—Aboot t’ siam as Brashen.
WHANGHY, WHANGBY—Summat er owt ’at’s varra teuf, a mack o’ cheese.
WHANKET—A rough piece. He’d a gurt whanket o’ cheese i’ yah nief, an’ a lump o’ broon Geordie i’ tudder, ’at he was trying ta fettle.
WHAKLY—An’ oily insinuating manner. Ah mak nowt o’ yer whakly, greasy fooak. Gie me yan ’at says what he thinks an’ neea mair on’t.
WHEEZE, WHEEZLY—Breathe. He can hardly wheeze an’ blow. Ah’s varra wheezly.
WHIDDEREN—Big; somewhat awkward. A gurt whidderen fellow.
WHIDDUR—Tremble. It maks yan’s skin whiddur to think on ’t.
WHIRLERS—Leather heels fer stockings ta keep t’ clogs, frae weearen them through.
WHISHT—Keep quiet. Whisht a bit an’ see if we can hear owt. Quietly. He was gaan on his tippy teeas as whisht as he could.