WHY—A coo calf’s a why calf.
WHYA-NEEA—“Whya-neea” means “Well no,” wi’ a bit o’ foorce behint it. “Whya neea!” sez Ah, “Ah’ll deea nowt at mack nowder fer thee ner thi betters sista.”
WHYA-well; yes. Whya an’ hoo er ye o’ gaan on? Whya what wer o’ amacka middlin. Will ta hev me? Whya what Ah’s be like as thoo asses seea nicely.
WHY-LAIKENS—Beestens.
WHEWED—To throw in a temper. He whewed t’ door teea wi’ seck a leddur.
WHEWTEN—Snowing slightly.
WHEWTLE—Whistle. Whewtle us an air on ’t.
WHICHN—Whichn will thoo hev?
WHICK—Living; growing. A whick dike; i.e., a growing whick-set hedge, as distinct from a dry dike.
WHICKS—Watch a sheep ’at hez them—they’re lal mawks.