Alexander Schmidt, Shakespeare Lexicon and Quotation Dictionary, Waddle, , Whole, , Whoop,

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Waddle, - Wander,

Wanderer, - War-wearied,

Warwick, - Wave,

Wave, - Weather-bitten,

Weathercock, - Welkin,

Well, - Well-respected,

Well-sailing, - Wheeled,

Wheeson, - While,

While-ere, - Whoever,

Whole, - Wild-cat

Wholesome-profitable:

Wide-stretched,

Wild-duck, - Windsor,

Wind-swift, - Within,

Withold; - Wonderfully,

Wonder-wounded, - Worm,

Worm-eaten, - Wreckful,

Wreck-threatening, - Wye,

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Whoop, an interjection of a somewhat coarse nature: “he makes the maid to answer 'w., do me no harm, good man'; puts him off, slights him, with 'w., do me no harm, good man',” Wint. IV, 4, 199. Wint. IV, 4, 199 “w., Jug, I love thee,” Lr. I, 4, 245.

Shakespeare Lexicon. Alexander Schmidt. Berlin. Georg Reimer. 1902.

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