Worra s. part of the centre of the old spinning-wheel
Wosberd, Whisbird, Whosbird s. a term of reproach.
Wrede v. to spread abroad, as wheat is said to wrede when several stalks shoot out of the ground from a single grain.
Wrick v.s. strain
Wrîde v.n. to stretch, to expand
Wring s. press, ex. A cider-wring
Writh-hurdles s. plated hurdles
Wrizzled, Wrizzly adj. shrivelled up, wrinkled
Yails s. the uprights in hurdles
Yal, Yalhouse, Yarm, Yel, &c. s. ale, alehouse, arm, eel, &c.