walking plow — a plow pulled by one or two horses and the driver walked behind wall flower —— a girl who sat out dances wallop +— short blow wannigans — felt boots for winter wear water glass — a solution in which eggs were pre- served weather vane —— wind direction device on barn roof whipper snapper — a small. smart alec. agile youth whipple tree — a cross bar on back of wagon tongue to fasten single trees to harness horses to white wash — solution of lime and water to disinfect and whiten inside of buildings whoa — word used to stop horse whoop and a holler — a short distance away Wilson’s fly pads — grey paper in saucer to kill llys wind charger — a wind powered generator to pro— duce electricity 3.3!. MM rm Fultord Threshing Outfit. windmill — large fan on top of a tower which the wind turned to pump water windy — slang for window: or talking a lot or brag— ging witching —— searching for underground water streams. usually by the use of a forked willow branch wood box — box to hold wood for the stove. a regular job was filling it wood splitter — a flywheel with an axe head welded to it and turned with a belt and pulley from an engine yoke — a frame that fitted over an oxen’s neck to fasten harness to. or over a person’s neck to carry two pails of water: a piece of hard wood with metal ends and a ring to fasten two horses together and a centre ring to put tongue in to pull wagon. or hold back wagon on a hill