wall tree (waltre)

In hort., a fruit-tree trained upon a wall for the better exposure of the fruit to the sun, for utilizing the radiation of the heat of the wall, and for protection from high winds. IMG:content-2033.jpg:[ocr errors] 4. The alder-tree. Hall i well. [Prov. Eng.] wallow2 (wol'ō), v. i. [ The grond stud barrant, widder it dosk or gray, Herbis, flowris, and gers is wallowyt away. Gavin Douglas. She had na read a word but twa, Till she wallow't like a lily. Geordie (Child's Ballads, VIII. 93). wallow3 (wol'ō), a. [Also Sc. wauch , waugh ; walwhe , walh , valgr , lukewarm, insipid. Cf. D. walg , disgust, aversion (> walgen , loathe, turn the stomach).] Insipid; tastele . [Prov. Eng.]