vesture clothing, garments, apparel.
vildly vilely; badly.
vouchsafe to be gracious enough or condescend to give or grant.
vulgar of the great mass of people in general; common; popular.
wafter waving.
want lack.
watch your pleasure stay awake and do as you bid.
watchful cares worries that keep them up at night.
we fear prevention that our plans will be thwarted.
wear a kerchief to be ill.
whelped given birth.
wherefore for what reason or purpose; why.
wherefore why.
whet to make keen, stimulate.
will crowd a feeble man almost to death there is some ambiguity whether the soothsayer refers to himself or to Caesar.
windows historically, shutters.
wit intellectual and perceptive powers.
with your arms across arms folded, taken as a sign of melancholy.
with your will as you wish.
wonderful that causes wonder.
yawn'd opened up.
