The wars of Alexander: an alliterative romance translated chiefly ...

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476 QLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Wrojt, wrought, 386, 422 ;
855 ; Wrekis (Wrekes), pr. pi.
2 pt. pi. aubj. should do, 2204 ;
without
avenge, 1410.
pp.
(Wroght), 1290, 1540.
Wrengis,jpr. 5. wrings, 339.
(Wrychednes), s. wretchedness,
Wrenkis, pi. tricks, 4365. A.S. misery, 3277.
wrenc.
(Wy), man, 727* 762* 782*;
Wrestild (Wrystyllyd),^j9. wrestled, (Wyes), pi. 809*. See We.
784.
Wyde, adj. wide, 571, 1324.
Wreten,^j. written, 643 ;
(Written), Wyfe. s. woman, 390 ; wife, 587,
1600, 1637 ;
(Wrytten), 1845.
828, 5178. See Wife,
Wreth, 8. wrath, 855, 865.
(Wykydly), adv. severely, 1214.
Wrethen, pp. writhen, coiled up, (Wylde), s. dominion, 1608. Lit.
5526.
Wricchidnes, s. wretchedness,
luielding.
Wyll, 8. wish, 782*
misery, 4589.
Wyn, V. win, conquer, 519 ; win
Wriche, 5. wretch, 3075, 4059 ; (to), reach, attain, 4697 ;
(Wynne),
Wriches,pZ. wretclies, 4005, 4564 win, 1629, 2302; (Wynne), get,
;
Wricchis, 4597 ;
(Wrechez), 1733. go, 1440; Wynn, win, conquer,
Wristilling (Wristylyng), s. wrestling,
449 ; Wyn (Wynne), ger. to win,
2260.
1892; to make their way, 1148,
Write, 1 pr. $. write, 2009 (Writtez),
1156; Wynn (Wyn), to win,
1 pr. pi. 1727.
2248 ; Wynnes, pr. s. ;
goes, ad-
Writh, 8. wratl), ire, 4389, 4847, vances, 1428 ;
(Wynnez), wins,
5326 ;
Writhe, 4153.
conquers, 1037, 2278 ; Wynnys,
Writhing, s. angering; For writhing,
pr. s. wins, 648 ; conquers, 5611 ;
for fear of angering, 5036. Wynes, pr. s. comes, 5530
Writhis, pr. s. impers. it makes Wynnes him vp, pr. a. snatches
(you) angry, 4639 (see the note, up, 828 ; Wynnes, pr. pi. get
p. 312) Writhis, pr. s. becomes Wynnes away, get away, get off,
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wrath, 2593; refl. 1189 ; Writhis 3622 ;
Wynnes (^ow vp), imp. pi.
(Wrathen), jjr.jpZ. become angry,
1409.
get up, rise up, 541.
Wynd, s. wind, 557, 1757 ;
Wynde,
Writt, 8. writing, 24 ; original text, 4159; Wyndis, ^L 4143.
608,709; (Writti), 1376; Writte, Wynde (Weynde), v. go, return,
writing, 2152; (Writte), letter, 1835 ; Wynde, ger. to scale, climb,
2022 ; Write, letter, 5102 ; Writ ascend zigzag, 4878 ; Wynd
(Writte), writing, 2316 ; Writtis, (Wende), pr. a. 1 p. depart, 2014 ;
pi. writings, letters, 3735, 4233 ;
Wyndis, pr. s. wends, 3325
(Writtes), 881, 2112, 2695.
(Wendes), goes, 2150, 2177, 2189,
Wrijtis, pi. Wrights, workmen, 2487, 2971 ; Wyndis, pr. pi. turn,
4205.
go, 3631, 3741 (Wenden), 2453 ;
(Wroght), pp. made, 1149. See Wynde (Wende), 2 pr. 8.
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aubj.
Wrojt.
(Wroght), /or Wrath, angry, 2245.
depart, return, 2915.
Wyndles, adj. breathless, 1271.
Wroken, pp. banished, driven, Wyndou (Wyndow), window, 945 ;
limited, 4428.
(Wyndow), 769*.
(Wroth), adj. wroth, angry, 1189, Wyne (Wynne), a. wine, 1350
Wrothe, s. wrath, 2077.
Wynes, pi. wines, 3350, 4303,
(Wrothed), pt. s. became angry, 4436.
2593.
Wynes, pi. vines, 3667.
Wrothir-haile, destruction, calamity, Wyngis (Wengez), jsZ. wings, 1769,
1759. (U suaWy wrotherhele.)
2709.
Wrojt, pt. 8. wrought, 416 Wynly, adv. quickly, readily, 5545,
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(Wroght), 2 p. wroughtest, 869 Ray gives ^^winly, quietly" ; but
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VJroit, pt.pl. did, 2330; (Wroght), I suspect it rather means 'cannily,'
i. e, quickly, but