What does w. o. mean?
W. o. means A falconer's call to a hawk..
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/wo/ · interjection
A falconer's call to a hawk..
Such feeble arms, to work internal wo!
Hoo's pluck of a lion an' faces her foe Wi' calm in her e'en an' her beck agen t' wo; Hoo's firm i' decision, stonds up for her reets
He stands ahint our wo.
Yo may turn up yor noses at me an' th' owd dame, An thrutch us like dogs agen th' wo : Bo as lung 's aw con nayger, aw'll ne'er be a beggar, So aw care no a cuss for yo o-o'.
[…] thinkan it ran at him, thrast him up again t' wo, ramm't at him, […]
Plantit up agen t'wo
[…] “Theer was anudder time, teu, 'at I saw t Park Boggle, in anudder form; bit I wassent seah nart that time, as I was when I'd been fetchen t hogs. I'd been wo-en a gap 'at hed fawn ower o' tudder side o' to Park; […]
It's a varra lang while—a caant tell ya hoo lang—sen it wes bilt, lang afooar Borradal fooak woet kucku in, er t' first cooach ran throo Dent, […]
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W. o. means A falconer's call to a hawk..
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Such feeble arms, to work internal wo!
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