Wot

"Wot, " said Squill, -you mean like -ow to wander about in the woods spittin" into the breeze, like you were doin" just now?

The Lives of Felix Gunderson Sugu Althomsons 2010

Encouraged, Elizabeth continued: 'Wot's the use o' spoilin 'your pretty eyes cryin' for the moon -- by which I mean Mr. 'Arbinger -- when' e isn't your Fate?

Our Elizabeth A Humour Novel

[Illustration: Menu of the dug-out banquet] (p. 123) "Wot," muttered Bill, "wot's wrong with it?"

The Red Horizon Patrick MacGill 1926

'Wot's the matter, Jim?' she asked in a frightened way, for he had never spoken to her in that manner.

Liza of Lambeth 1919

'Wot's' e do with 'isself in the evening; I never see' im abaht? '

Liza of Lambeth 1919

'Wot' ave you got yer 'air in them things for?' asked Liza, pointing to the curl-papers.

Liza of Lambeth 1919

'Wot's the matter with yer eye?' asked one of them.

Liza of Lambeth 1919

"But now," he said, after a moment's reflection, "as Jerry the Rat would say, 'Wot's de lay?'"

Panther Eye 1918

That sort of interruption did not so much embarrass her, but once or twice she was nearly thrown off her beam-ends by men and boys shouting, 'Wot's the matter with yer anyway?

The Convert 1907

'Wot' appens to the pore little 'ome w'en the mother dies?

The Convert 1907