WRAK, WREK, WRACK, s. anything cast upon the sea-shore.
WRAT, s. a wort.
WHITER, s. an attorney.
WYND, s. a narrow lane or alley.
WYSS-LIKE, adj. having a decent appearance.
WYTELESS, adj. blameless.
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To YABBLE, v. n. to gabble.
YAD, s. an old worn-out mare.
YALD, YAULD, adj. sprightly; alert.