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I will, je veux, et —, volonté. to wink, cligner. wit, esprit. whim, caprice. WHELK, pustule. to whirl, tournoyer, et WHORL. to whisk, effleurer. to whistle, siffler. white, blanc. woe, malheur. wood, bois. who, qui. wortii, digne. to work, travailler, et wroüght —-, é. to wring, tordre. to writeie, tordre. wild, farouche. to wince, tressaillir, et WINCH. wing, aile, aux battements vifs. wise, sage. wizard, sorcier. witness, témoin, Lat. video. wimble, vilbrequin. GIMLET OU GIMBLET, vrille. periwinkle, bigorneau. wiieel, roue. to twirl, pirouetter. wire, fil de fer. Lat. volvo. wisp, touffe. to whisper, chuchoter. wheat, froment. to wail, se lamenter. Lat. vœ. weald, région. why, pourquoi. iiow, comment. woad, guède. which (who lire,) lequel. wiiat, ce que. WIIEN, quand. whether (wo there) lequel (des deux : dubitatif). Lat. qui, etc. worship, culte. wright (et ses composés), artisan. (Gr. eîpyw). WRONG, tort. wrench, torsion. wrinkle, ride. to wriggle, tortiller. WRY et AWRY, tors. wrist, poing. to wrest, torturer. — tle, lutter. WRATH et WROTH, colè'e. to wreath, entrelacer.