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WAD 993 WAN
WADD, s. Luaidh dhubh.
M' ADDING, s. Linig, cuifeln-gunna.
AV ADDLE, V. n. Imich 'san turramaiiaich.
VVADK, I', n. Rach troimh uisge, coisich
troiinh uisge; rach troimh air èiginn.
WAFER, s. Abhlan, gearrag, dèarnagan j
breacag, geariagati.
WAFT, V. a. and n. Giùlain; iomchairro
'n athav, siiamh.
WAFT, s. Ciathadh brataich ri gaoith.
WAFTAGE, s. lomchar troimh uisge no
hile.
WAG, V. a. and n. Crath, gluais ; crith,
bog, seòg, siubhail, thoir ort, bi falbh.
WAG, s. Cleasaiche; sgeigelr, àmhuilteach.
WAGE, V. a. Feuch ri ; thoir oidhirp,
thoir ionnsuidh, dean.
WAGER, s. Geall,
WAGE R, V. a. Cuir geall, cuir an geall.
WAGES, s. Duais, tiiarasdal, pàighcadh ;
luach-saoith:each.
\V AGGE II Y, 5. Cleasachd ; sgeigeireachd
bearradaireacihd, fala dhà, abhcaid.
WAGGISH, adj. Cleasanta ; sgeigeil,
sgeigeach hearradaireach, ain-cheartach,
abhc.aideach.
WAGGLE, V. n. Imich 'san turramanaich.
WAGGON, 5. Feun ; caiit-mhòr.
WAGGONER, s. Feunair, cairtear.
WAGTAIL, s. Bi-eachd-an-t-sil, glaisein-
seilich.
WAIF, s. Faotail.
WAIL, 5. Caoidh, bròn, tuireadh, gul, gal,
caoitieadh.
WAIL, V. a. and n. Caoidh, caoin, guil,
dean tuireadh, dean bròri.
WAILFUL, adj. Tuirseach, brònach,
muhidar.h, dubhach, deurach.
WAILING, s. Tuireadh, bròn, caoine j
caoidh.
WAI N, s. Feun, cairt mhòr.
WAINSCOT, s. Linig ; obair fhiodha air
taobh stigh balla.
WAINSCOT, V. a. Linig, linich.
WAIST, s. Cneas, caol a chuim, crios,
meadhon.
W A I STCO AT, *. Deacaid, peiteag.
WAIT, V. a. and n. Fan, feith, luirich,
stad ; fiithoil; bi an diiil.
WAIT, s. Luidhe, p!aid-Iuidhe.
WAITER, s. Gille-frithealaidh, fear-friihealaidh
; gille-buird.
WAIVE, V. a. Cuif J^ieth; cuir gu taobh;
treig, fag.
NNAKE, V, a. and n. Diibg, mosgail,
fairich; brosnuich cuir chuige, bruidich;
dean caithris, dean faire.
WAKE, s. Fèill coisrigidh eapJaisj rotal
laiage.
;
WAKEFUL, adj. Furachair, faicil leach ;
airt-achail, gun chodal, caithriseach.
WAKEFULNESS, s. Caithiis, f^ioiil,
furnchas,
WAKEN, V. a. and n. Dùisg, mosgail,
fairich, brosnuich, cuir thuige, bruidich.
WAKEROBIN, «. Seorsa luibhe.
WALK, «. Srkid ; rathad, slighe, imeaclid,
ceum sràide ; coiseachd, sr'aidimeachd.
WALK, V. a. and n. Coisich, imich, ceum,
sraideasaich, sraid-imich ; falbh, siubhuQ.
WALKER, s. Coisiche.
WALKING-STICK, 5. Lorg, bata;
cuaille.
WALL, V. a. Cuairtich le balla; dion,
druid, callaidich, iomadhruid, tog balla.
WALL, s. Balla ; callaid; stuagh.
WALLET, s. Maileid, raàl. balg ; pasgan,
poca.
WALL-EYED, adj. Lcus-shuiieach. geal-
shiiileach.
WALL-FLOWER, s. Lus-leth an tsamhraidh.
WAIiL-FRUIT, 5. Meas-balla.
WALLOP, V. n. Luinneauaich, goil,
bruich.
WALLOW, V. a. and n. Luiilir, aornag-
aich, aoineagaich, gluais gu luidseach,
loiic.
WALNUT, s. Geinm-chnò, cnò fhrancacb,
craobh nan geirim-chiiò.
WALTRON, s. Eaih-uisge.
WAN, adj. Glas, glasdaidh ; glas-ueulach,
ban, odhar.
WAND, 5. Slat, slatag.
WANDER, V. a. and ti. Seachranaich,
iomrallaich, seabhaid, rach air seachran,
rach air inmrall ; rach am mearachd, rach
air himhi eidh, rach air faontradh ; falbh
air seabhaideachd.
WANDERER, s. Scachranaiche, iomrall-
aiche, togar.iiche ; deòraiche, fear fògaart,
fear all.ibaiii, fear fuadain,
WANDERING, s. Sea.'hran, iomralladh,
iomrall, faontradh; seabhaid, allaban.
WANE, V. n. Beagaich, lughdaii;h ; searg,
rach air ais, caith air fidbh, crion, fas
sean.
WANE, s. [of the moon,] Earr-dhubh ;
lughdachadh, crionadh.
WANNESS, s. Bkine, glasdaidheachd.
WANT, s. Uireasbhuidh, dlth, gainne,
bochduinn, easbhuidh ; cion ; eis.
WANT, V. n. and a. Bi am feum, bi an
dith, bi an uireasbhuidh, bi dh' easbhuidh ;
sir, iarr, bi as eiigais; failnich, thig gertir.
WANTON,^. Diùiscar, trusdar; siùrsach,
striopai h, gaorsach.
WANTON, adj. D'-ùiseil. nnì gheimni.lh.