wadna

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 24
i. [See def.] Would not. (Scotch.) " Wadna hae ventured upon the Halket-head craigs after sun-down." -Scott: Antiquary, ch. vii. *wad-set, *wad-sett, s . [Eng. & Scotch wad = a pledge, and set to place, to set.] An old Scots Law term for a mortgage or bond and disposition in security. wad-set-tër, s. [Eng. wadset; -er.] Scots Law : One who holds by a wadset. wad-ỹ, s . [Arab. wadi =the channel of a river, a ravine, a valley.] The channel of a watercourse which is dry, except in the rainy season; a watercourse; a stream.
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