ABSTRACT
Wa L Nth, ndə∫ə t St Nth, ndə∫ə Wa Nth, ndə∫ə O[rare] Bk
undone adj AJAR IX.2.7. nd n Ch uneasy adj ACTIVE, describing a child VIII.9.1.
unedge vt to CLEAR grass at the edges of a field II.9.5. nεd Ess, nhεd Ess [second form taken as hypercorrection, EMBM]
unempt v to PITCH sheaves II.6.10. nεmt O unempter n the FORKER on a wagon who
unemptier n the FORKER on a wagon who unloads sheaves in a stackyard II.6.9. nεmptıə Hrt
unempting v-ing UNLOADING sheaves from a wagon II.6.8. 3prsg nεmts Wa, nεmptın Nth,
unemptying v-ing UNLOADING sheaves from a wagon II.6.8. nεmptı-ın C, nεmtı-ın Bd, no -ing nεmtı Hrt
unfit adj ILL, describing a person who is unwell VI.13.1(b). nfıt Ess, ən'fıt St
ungain adj CLUMSY, describing a person VI.7.14. n'gi n St
unhealthy adj ILL, describing a person who is unwell VI.13.1(b). nhεlθı Nf
unheppem adj CLUMSY, describing a person VI.7.14. nεpm Y L
unk n an UNCLE VIII.1.12(a). ŋk So, ŋk O unladening v-ing UNLOADING sheaves from a
wagon II.6.8. nlıə'dnın Y
unloading a wagon of sheaves in a stackyard.] What is your word for taking the sheaves out of the wagon ? II.6.8. Eng exc. We Nt R. chucking off, chucking on out, clod off, empting, emptying, forking, forking off, heaving off, off-loading, picking off, pitching, pitching off, teeming, throwing off, unempting, unemptying, unladening, unlading, unloadening, unpitching
ps t He So Co Do, pz t Co D Ha, pz t D, pz d D
uterus
bag, barren, barren-bag, bed, bedding, body, breeding, breeding-bag, breeding-bed, breeding-gut, calf-bag, calf-bed, calf-poke, cow-bed, reed, womb, wound
very cold adj [What's a room like on a winter's day without a fire? And if you were in that room for just a short time, you would be …] And if you had been in for four or five hours, you would be … VI.13.19. v r kæul Man, v kæ d L, va ka ld Y, v k ld K, V k d K, V k d K, va k d L, v k d L, v k d Ess, v k d Ess, V ko d Brk, v ko d O, v ko ld St, v i ko d So, v i ko d So, i ko d So, v r ko l Man, v r ko l Man; very cold indeed v k ld ndi d Nf. a-freezing cold, chilled, chilled most to death, cold as ice, colder still, damn nigh scrammed, dithery, foundered to death, freezed, freezed stiff, freezed to death, freezed up, freezing, frez, frez to death, frizzled, frizzled up, frosted up, frowened with cold, frowen with cold, froze, frozed, frozen, frozen stiff, frozen to dead froze to dead, frozen to death, frozen t the death, frozen up froze up, frozen with cold, froze stiff, froze to dead, froze to death, froze up, froze with cold, middling cold, most freezed, nearly cotted, nearly froze, nithered, numbed, perished, perished to dead, perished to death, perished to the bone, perished with cold, perishing, perishing with cold, pinched up, risen-on, rotten cold, scrammed, scrammed to death, scrammed up, scrammed with the cold, scrimmed right up, shivered, shrammed, shrammed to death, shrammed with the cold, shrimped, shrimped right up, shrimped up, shrimped up with the cold,
vulva
call this, outside [indicate the vulva]? III.2.3. barren, body, calf-bed-neck, crimmet, crimmock, cunny, cunt, farm, flue, issue, passage, pisser, place, reed, shape, sheaf, sheath, shop, till, twat, twitterum, upper, vent, wound
waste-dump
waster L n a BLIND TEAT III.2.7. w st L 2. n a WEAKLING piglet III.8.4. w st Nf
w t Nf wasting v-ing THAWING, referring to snow
VII.6.15. w st n Sr watch vt LOOK AFTER VIII. 1.23. wat Nb[old] Y,
prppl wat n Nb, w t Lei; watch over wat o Db watch-curb n a watch-CHAIN VI.14.12. wat k bY watch-guard n a watch-CHAIN VI. 14.12.
