Tray. A hurdle.
Trig. Trim, neat, as trim as a pin.
Tue or tew. To fret, chafe impatiently, tire oneself out.
Undernean. Underneath.
Wakken. Wide-awake, sharp, noticing everything.
Wankling. A weak child, also wreckling.
Ware, to. To spend. “Are you going to ware anything on me at the fair?”
Wath. A ford. “Kirkstead Wath,” “Shearman’s Wath.”
Werrit, to. To worry or fidget, in needless anxiety.
Wopper. Anything unusually large. “That bairn of yourn is a wopper.”