Well s. a running spring, a source (Ger. quelle, as distintinguished from a wenk or wink)
Weng s. the front rack of the sull
Wevet s. a spider’s web
Whippences s. bodkins or swingle-bars of a plough
Whipper-snapper s. a little, active, nimble fellow
Whipswhiles s. a short interval, as between the strokes of a whip
Whister-twister s. a smart blow on the side of the head
Whiver v. to hover, to flutter. Whiver-minded adj. wavering
Widow-man s. a widower
Wim v. to winnow. Wim-sheet, Wimmin-sheet, Wimmindust s.