Well-found, well-skilled, viii. 180; xiv. 21 Wells, holy, what they were, Welsh flannel, the, Welsh hook, halberd, xiii. 157 Whistle, I have been worth the, xv. 112 xvii. 235 iii. 172 ix. 264; xii. 52 Window-bars, lattice-work, Window of lattice, Parolles, Windpipe's dangerous notes, Wine of life is drawn, &c., Wink, to sleep, Wink, to close the eyes, Witty, knowing, sagacious, ix. 19, 239 xvii. 51 Woe, grieved, sorry, vii. 49 vii. 99; viii. 194; xvi. 132 X. 207 xiii. 189; xix. 251 Woman-tired, henpecked, vii. 179 xiv. 29 Wink at, to encourage, xiv. 196 Wood, frantic, mad, i. 184; iii. 31; viii. 90; xix. 310 Wind, to have in the, xiv. 239 xvii. 35 With a word, in short, xiv. 87 Wi' th', with the; double elision, iv. 19; vii. 13 XV. 26 xiv. 187 i. 177 xi. 77 Without, beyond, iii. 72; iv. 54; vii. 104; xvii. 64 XV. 259 Wit-old, an equivoque, ii. 73 vi. 49 xv. 210 xvi. 151; xviii. 282 vi. 88 xi. 59 ii. 21 V. 188 Woodcock, simpleton, witless, ii. 59; iv. 239; v. 219 xi. 178; xiv. 298; xvi. 136 Wrongs, crimes, evil deeds, ix. 268 Work, to persuade, to move, xiv. 19 Wrongs, he'll not feel; ignore, xv. III World, a woman of the, V. 103 Wrongs, wear thou thy, xvii. 94 Wroth, suffering, pain, iii. 162 Wrought with, induced, X. 210 Wrought thin, worn out, Wrought with things forgot, xi. 247 Wry, to go wrong, xviii. 117 XX. 118 Yare, handy, manageable, xvi. 86 vii. 9 vi. 179; viii. 201; xvi. 155; xix. 317 Yarely frame, nimbly perform, xvi. 47 Worm, the eyeless venom'd, xv. 263 Yaw, to reel, to stagger, xiv. 305 iv. 43 Ycleped, cleped, named, ii. 14 Year, a dissyllable, vii. 16 Yearn, to grieve, to mourn, vi. 74; x. 242; xii. 39; xiv. 56 vii. 178 Yellow, badge of jealousy, xviii. 191 iv. 181; vi. 24; vii. 181 ii. 193 xvii. 170 |