Name | Term description |
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NameWadsetter |
Term description 1. Creditor or holder of a wadset (mortgage of property). 2. A person enjoying the use and tenure of part of a landowner's estate under a mortgage arrangement |
NameWadwife |
Term description A female wad maker - wad can mean stuffing for clothes |
NameWaggoner |
Term description One who drives heavy goods vehicles |
NameWagon-maker |
Term description One who constructs heavy goods vehicles |
NameWaiter |
Term description Watchman |
NameWaker |
Term description Fuller of cloth |
NameWalker/waulker |
Term description Person who cleanses and thickens cloth |
NameWalxmaker |
Term description One who prepares wax for use in candles, etc. |
NameWarden |
Term description One in charge of hospital or charity home |
NameWatch and clock maker |
Term description One who makes and repairs watches and clocks |
NameWatchmaker |
Term description One who makes and repairs watches and clocks |
NameWatchman |
Term description Guard at specific premises, usually at night |
NameWatchman in port |
Term description Guard at specific premises, usually at night |
NameWaterman |
Term description One who works by water and usually with boats |
NameWaulker |
Term description A fuller of cloth |
NameWax chandler |
Term description Wax candle maker |
NameWax maker |
Term description One who prepares wax for use in candles, etc. |
NameWean |
Term description Child, little one |
NameWeaver |
Term description One who uses a loom to make cloth from yarn |
NameWebster |
Term description Weaver. One who uses a loom to make cloth from yarn |
NameWeifar/weiffar |
Term description <p>One who uses a loom to make cloth from yarn |
NameWeigher |
Term description One who weighs goods for market |
NameWeigh-house-man |
Term description One who operates a weigh house for weighing goods for market |
NameWeivar |
Term description One who uses a loom to make cloth from yarn |
NameWellar |
Term description Well borer or builder |
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