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The Record Interpreter.
  • wapentacium, wapentachium, wapentacum, wapentagium:—a wapentake, a division of a county similar to a hundred, used in the north; suit of court and other duties incumbent on the inhabitants.
  • wara:—a measure of land, a gore (?); a weir.
  • warantia, &c. See warrantia, &c.
  • warda:—a ward of a city; custody; wardship; ward-penny.
  • warda castri:—castleguard.
  • wardagium:—contribution for the custody of a castle, wardpenny.
  • wardemotus:—a wardmote, a court held in London.
  • warderoba:—a wardrobe.
  • warecta:—fallow land.
  • warectabilis:—fallow.
  • warectare:—to plough land intended for wheat in the spring and let it lie fallow.
  • warectus:—fallow.
  • warengræ:—the ribs of a ship (Fr. varangue).
  • warenna:—a warren.
  • warennarius:—a warrener.
  • warentiza:—warranty.
  • waretare. See warectare.
  • waretta, &c. See warecta, &c.
  • warfus:—a wharf.
  • wargusi—a banished rogue.
  • warnamentum:—a garment.
  • warnestura. See warnistura.
  • warnetum:—warnoth, a rent at Dover doubled if not paid.
  • warniso, warnisona:—protection; a garrison.
  • warnistura:—garrison; provisions.
  • warpenna:—wardpenny.
  • warrantia:—warranty.
  • warrantisio:—warranty.
  • warrantizare:—to warrant.
  • warrantizatio:—warranty.
  • warrantum:—a warrant.
  • warrecta, &c. See warecta.
  • warrenna. See warenna.
  • warrentiza:—warranty.
  • wasshum:—a shallow arm of the sea; the Wash.
  • wastellus:—wastelbread, the second sort of white bread, next in quality to simnel.
  • wastum:—waste.
  • watergagium:—a watergage, a bank to keep off water; a watergauge, an instrument to measure water; a water-course.
  • waterganga:—a watercourse; an aqueduct.
  • watergangius:—a trench to carry off water; an aqueduct.
  • waterscopium. See watergangius.
  • watillum:—a wattle.
  • watlura:—wattling.
  • waulura:—fencing.
  • wavium, &c. See waivium, &c.
  • waynabilis. See wainabilis.
  • waynagium. See wainagium.
  • wayura:—a channel.
  • wayvtum, wavium, &c. See waivium, &c.