Upsighted _s._ a defect of vision rendering a person unable to look down

Ur, Hur _pron._ he, she, or it

Urn, Hurn _v._ to run (A S _yrnan_)

Utchy _pron._ I (Ger. _ich_)

Vage, Vaze _v._ to move about or run in such a way as to agitate the air

Valch _v._ to thrust with the elbow or fist

Vang _v._ to take or catch, to receive as well as earn wages; ex. To
vang a fire, to vang money; also to stand sponsor (A S _fangen_)

Vare _s._ weasel or stoat. Vair ermine

Vare _v._ to bring forth young, applied to pigs (from farrow)

Varmint _s._ a vermin

Vaught _part._ fetched, hence the proverb

vur vaught
dear a-bought

Vawth _s._ a bank of dung or earth prepared for manure; litter of pigs

Vay, or Vie _v._ to go, to succeed, to turn out well (Fr. _va'tail_) ex.
How doe't vay wi'ye?

Veelvare, Veldevere _s._ field-fare

Vell _s._ a part of the stomach of a calf used for making cheese;
membrane

Vent, Vent-hole _s._ the wrist of a shirt, the button-hole

Verdi, Verdit _s._ opinion, ex. Thats my verdit therefor I zay 't

Vester _s._ a pin used to point out the letters to children learning to
read

Vier _s._ fire

Vig _v._ to rub gently by a quick motion of the finger forward and
backward (Dutch _ficken_)

Vinnid, Vinny _adj._ mouldy, as bread; humoursome, as a spoiled child;
affected

Vitten, Vitty _adj._ fitly, featly, properly applied _s._ a whim or
pretence

Vleer _s._ flea

Vlother _s._ incoherent talk, nonsense

Voccating _adj._ going about chattering in an idle manner

Vore-right _adj._ blunt, rude, impertinent

Voss, Voth _s._ a side furrow

Vouce _adj._ strong, nervous

Vug _v._ to strike with the elbow _s._ a blow with the elbow

Vyer _s._ the fair, ex. Guaine to vyer?

W an initial W is often pronounced as in Welsh _oo_, ex. Walter, oolter;
witness, ootness; Wells, ools

Wallet _s._ brushwood, bramble-wood

Wamble, Wammel _v.n._ to move in an awkward manner, applied chiefly to
machinery

Want, Wont _s._ a mole

Want-wriggle _s._ mole-track

War _v. pret. of the verb_ "_to be_" I war, he war, we war, &c.

Wash-dish _s._ the wag-tail

Wassail _v._ drinking success to the apple crop

Way-zaltin _s._ a play in which two persons standing back to back
interlace each others arms, and by bending forward alternately raise each
other from the ground

Weepy _adj._ moist, abounding in springs

Welch-nut _s._ walnut (Ger.