Wycche, n. wizard, IX 85. [OE. wicca.]
Wiche; Wicht. See Which(e); Wight, adj.
Wid. See With.
Widder, v. to wither, XVII 63. [OE. *widr(i)an, expose, be exposed, to the weather.]
Wyde, Wide, adj. wide, spacious, II 365, XVII 541; adv. wide open, X 185; far and wide, XIV b 29. [OE. wīd; adv. wīd(e).]
Wydwes. See Wodewe.
Wif(e), Wyf, Wiif (II), n. wife, II 178, V 283, XII a 3, XVII 106, &c.; Wyue, dat. sg. III 52; Wiues, Wyues, Wifis, pl. II 399, VIII a 13, XVII 144, &c. [OE. wīf.]
Wyfman, n. woman, III 30, 31, 36; Wymman, III 23; Wimon, XV g 7; Wom(m)an, II 211, XI b 61, &c.; Wymmen(e), pl. IV b 54, V 347, XV b 32, c 11, &c.; Wommen, I 53, VIII a 8, &c.; Women(e), IV b 42, XVII 208. [OE. wī̆f-mann, wimman.]
Wight, Wyht, Wicht (X), adj. valiant, X 122, 148, XIV b 5 (see Wede); ? adv. quickly, straightway, XV b 36. [ON. víg-r, neut. víg-t.]
Wight, Wyght, n. creature, person, VIII a 243, XVII 47, &c.; Wyȝte, VI 134; Wiht, XII b 77; Wytes, pl. XV i 19. [OE. wiht.]