War. v. This is used for the preterite of the verb to be, in almost all the persons, as I war, he war, we war, &c.
To Ward. v. n. To wade.
To Warnt. To Warnd. a. To warrant.
Wash-dish, s. The bird called wagtail.
To Way-zalt. v. n. [To weigh salt.] To play at the game of wayzaltin. See the next article.
Way-zaltin. s. A game, or exercise, in which two persons stand back to back, with their arms interlaced, and lift each other up alternately.
Weepy. adj. Abounding with springs; moist.
Well-apaid. adj. Appeased; satisfied.
Well-at-ease, Well-at-eased. adj. Hearty. healthy.
Wetshod. adj. Wet in the feet.