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_Ramsay._

WHILT, _s._ _A-whilt_, in a state of perturbation.

_Watson._

~Whiltie-whaltie~, _adv._ In a state of palpitation. _My heart's a'

playin whiltie-whaltie_, S.

Isl. _vallt_, volutor; _hwell-a_, resonare.

WHIN, WHINSTANE, _s._ Ragstone, or toadstone, S.

V. ~Quhyn~.

_Stat. Acc._

_To_ WHINGE, _v. n._ To whine, S.

V. ~Quhinge~.

_Ramsay._

WHINGER, WHINGAR, _s._ A short hanger used as a knife at meals, and as a sword in broils.

_Lay Last Minstr._

Isl. _hwin_, furunculus, and _gerd_ actio; q. a weapon for _secret deeds_.

WHINKENS, _s. pl._ Flummery, S. B.

Su. G. _hwink-a_, to vacillate.

_To_ WHINNER, _v. n._ To pa.s.s with velocity, giving a humming sound, S.

Isl. _hwyna_, to resound.

_To_ WHIP _aff_, or _awa_, _v. n._ To fly off with velocity, S.

Su. G. _wipp-a_, to be rapidly carried upwards and downwards; C. B.

_chwip-iaw_, to move briskly.

WHIP, _In a whip_, _adv._ In a moment, S.