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_Thole_, to suffer, to endure, to bear.

_Thoom_, the thumb.

_Thow_, a thaw.

_Thrang_, throng, busy.

_Thraw_, to twist, to oppose, to anger, to form.

_Thrawart_, cross-tempered.

_Thrawn_, obstinate.

_Thrist_, thirst.

_Thrums_, waste threads.

_Thunner_, thunder.

_Ticht_, tight.

_Tig_, to jest or trifle.

_Till_, to.

_Tine_, to lose.

_Tinkler_, a tinker.

_Tint_, lost.

_Tippence_, twopence.

_Tither_, the other.

_Tocher_, a dowry, fortune.

_Tocherless_, without a dowry.

_Tod_, a fox.

_Tooly_, to fight.

_Toom_, empty, to empty.

_Toun_, a town.

_Toustie_, cross.

_Tout_, to blow a horn; the blast of a horn.

_Touzie_, disordered, dishevelled.

_Tow_, a rope; hemp or flax in a prepared state.

_Trewed_, believed, trusted.

_Trow_, to believe, to credit.

_Tryst_, a fair, an appointment.

_Tulzie_, a quarrel; to quarrel, to fight.

_Tup_, a ram.

_Twa_, two.

_Twal_, twelve.

_Twalpenny_, a Scots shilling, of value one penny English.

_Tyke_, _tike_, a dog, a clumsy person.

_Unco_, strange, unknown, very, extremely.

_Uncoft_, unbought.

_Unsicker_, not secure, unsafe.

_Untimeous_, untimely, unseasonable.

_Uphaud_, to support, to uphold.

_Upwith_, upwards, elated.

_Wa'_, a wall.

_Wab_, a web.

_Wabster_, a weaver.

_Wad_, would; a pledge, a wager.

_Wae_, sorrow, woe, sadness.

_Waft_, woof.

_Wa'gang_, a departure, going away.

_Wair_, spend.

_Wail_, _wale_, to choose.

_Waly_, an exclamation of grief.

_Wame_, the womb, the belly.

_Wampish_, to brandish, to flourish.

_Wan_, won.

_Wark_, work.

_Warld_, the world.

_Warling_, a worldling.

_Warlock_, a witch.

_Warst_, worst.

_Wast_, the west.

_Wat_, wet; addicted to tippling.

_Watna_, wot not, know not.

_Wastrie_, waste, prodigality.

_Wauk_, to awake, to watch.

_Waukin_, to awake.

_Waukrife_, wakeful.

_Waur_, worse.

_Wean_, a child.

_Wee_, little.

_Weel_, well, properly.

_Ween_, to suspect.

_Weet_, to wet.

_Weird_, fate, destiny; proof, confirmation.

_Weise_, beguile, attract.

_Wersh_, insipid, tasteless.

_Wha_, who, who?

_Whalp_, a whelp.

_Whang_, a thong, a large slice.

_Whase_, whose.

_Whaup_, a curlew.

_Whaur_, where.

_Wheen_, a number.

_Whilk_, which.

_Whilliwha_, to cheat, to influence, to cozen.

_Whinger_, "a short hanger, used as a knife at meals, and as a sword in
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