Part 970 (1/2)

WHUNN, _s._ The stone called trap, &c.

V. ~Quhin~.

_A. Hume._

WHUSH, _s._ A rus.h.i.+ng noise.

V. ~Whish~.

WY, WYE, WIE, _s._ A man or person.

_Dunbar._

Su. G. _wig_, primarily, fit for war; in a secondary sense, an adult; A. S. _wiga_, a hero, a man.

WIAGE, WYAGE, _s._ A military expedition or incursion.

_Barbour._

_Vyage_, a journey, S. B.

Fr. _voyage_, id.

WYANDOUR, _s._ _A gud wyandour_, one who lives or feeds well.

_Wyntown._

Fr. _viand-er_, to feed.

WICHT, _adj._

1. Strong, powerful.

_Wallace._

2. Active, clever, S. O. E. id.

_Wyntown._

3. Denoting strength of mind, or fertility of invention.

_Wyntown._

4. Strong, as applied to inanimate objects.