| aggriefed | Welsh pronunciation of 'aggrieved' |
| ass | Welsh pronunciation of 'as' |
| attainder | accusation, allegation, denunciation |
| bath | Scottish pronunciation of 'both' |
| be | Irish pronunciation of 'by' |
| beseeched | Irish pronunciation of 'besieged' |
| breff | Scottish pronunciation of 'brief' |
| capten | Scottish pronunciation of 'captain' |
| cate-log | [idiosyncratic pronunciation of] catalogue, inventory, register |
| Chanticleer | cock, rooster [in the medieval story of Reynard the Fox, retold in Chaucer's ‘The Nun's Priest's Tale’] |
| Cheshu | Welsh pronunciation of 'Jesu' |
| chollors | Welsh pronunciation of 'cholers' |
| Chrish | Irish pronunciation of 'Christ' |
| cloistress | cloistered nun, member of an enclosed order |
| cogscomb | Welsh pronunciation of 'coxcomb' |
| conclusion | riddle, enigma, conundrum |
| crime | accusation, charge, denunciation |
| de | Scottish pronunciation of 'do' |
| defiance | renunciation, disowning, rejection; or: contempt |
| denunciation | proclamation, public announcement, official declaration |
| dig | pronunciation of 'give' in some greetings |
| digt | Welsh pronunciation of 'digged' |
| execration | curse, imprecation, denunciation |
| falorous | Welsh pronunciation of 'valorous' |
| fehemently | Welsh pronunciation of 'vehemently' |
| feith | Scottish pronunciation of 'faith' |
| fery | Welsh pronunciation of 'very' |
| focative | Welsh pronunciation of 'vocative' |
| gar | French pronunciation of ‘God’ |
| goot | Welsh pronunciation of 'good' |
| Got | Welsh pronunciation of 'God' |
| grund | Scottish pronunciation of 'ground' |
| Hibocrates | Welsh pronunciation of 'Hippocrates', 4th-c BC Greek physician |
| hig, hag, hog | Welsh pronunciation of Latin 'hic, haec, hoc' |
| inundation | outpouring, overflowing, flood |
| ish | Irish pronunciation of 'is' |
| Jeshu | Welsh pronunciation of 'Jesu' |
| knog | Welsh pronunciation of 'knock' |
| leve | Scottish pronunciation of 'leave' |
| lig | Scottish pronunciation of 'lie' |
| louses | Welsh pronunciation of 'luces' |
| malediction | cursing, invective, denunciation |
| mess | Scottish pronunciation of 'mass' |
| nuncio | messenger, emissary |
| nuncle | child-like shortening of ‘mine uncle’; guardian, master |
| offert | Welsh pronunciation of 'offered' |
| 'oman | Welsh pronunciation of 'woman' |
| 'ord | Welsh pronunciation of 'word' |
| 'ork | Welsh pronunciation of 'work' |
| 'orld | Welsh pronunciation of 'world' |
| 'ort | Welsh pronunciation of 'word' |
| overflow | flood, become inundated |
| overswell | flood, inundate, overflow |
| Pabylon | Welsh pronunciation of 'Babylon' |
| pad | Welsh pronunciation of 'bad' |
| Partlet | traditional name for a hen [Pertelote], as in Chaucer's 'Nun's Priest's Tale' |
| pashful | Welsh pronunciation of 'bashful' |
| pattle | Welsh pronunciation of 'battle' |
| pear | Welsh pronunciation of 'bear' |
| peard | Welsh pronunciation of 'beard' |
| peat | Welsh pronunciation of 'beat' |
| peds | Welsh pronunciation of 'beds' |
| peseech | Welsh pronunciation of 'beseech' |
| petter | Welsh pronunciation of 'better' |
| Phibbus | mispronunciation of 'Phoebus' by Bottom in MND I.ii.31 |
| pibble-pabble | [Welsh pronunciation of 'bibble-babble'] chatter, gabble, empty talk |
| pid | Welsh pronunciation of 'bid' |
| pinse | Welsh pronunciation of 'pinch' |
| pless | Welsh pronunciation of 'bless' |
| plessed | Welsh pronunciation of 'blessed' |
| plood | Welsh pronunciation of 'blood' |
| ploody | Welsh pronunciation of 'bloody' |
| plows | Welsh pronunciation of 'blows' |
| plue | Welsh pronunciation of 'blue' |
| pody | Welsh pronunciation of 'body' |
| pold | Welsh pronunciation of 'bold' |
| porn | Welsh pronunciation of 'born' |
| poys | Welsh pronunciation of 'boys' |
| prabble | Welsh pronunciation of 'brabble' |
| pragging | Welsh pronunciation of 'bragging' |
| prain | Welsh pronunciation of 'brain' |
| prave | Welsh pronunciation of 'brave' |
| prawls | Welsh pronunciation of 'brawls' |
| pread | Welsh pronunciation of 'bread' |
| preeches | Welsh pronunciation of 'breeches' |
| prerogatifes | Welsh pronunciation of 'prerogatives' |
| pridge | Welsh pronunciation of 'bridge' |
| prief | Welsh pronunciation of 'brief' |
| pring | Welsh pronunciation of 'bring' |
| Procrus | [pron: 'prohkrus] mispronunciation of Procris, legendary Greek lover whose love for her husband Cephalus was tragically harmed through his jealousy |
| putter | Welsh pronunciation of 'butter' |
| py | Welsh pronunciation of 'by' |
| renouncement | renunciation, denial, abandonment [of the world] |
| sa' | Irish pronunciation of 'save' |
| sall | Scottish and Welsh pronunciation of 'shall' |
| seese | Welsh pronunciation of 'cheese' |
| Shafalus | mispronunciation of Cephalus, son of Deion |
| silling | Welsh pronunciation of 'shilling' |
| slomber | Scottish pronunciation of 'slumber' |
| sound | pronounce, articulate, enunciate |
| sprag | pronunciation of ‘sprack’: smart, active, alert |
| stog | Welsh pronunciation of 'stock' |
| suerly | Scottish pronunciation of 'surely' |
| swort | pronunciation of ‘sword’ or ‘sort’ [= outcome] |
| taber | Welsh pronunciation of 'taper' |
| tam | Welsh pronunciation of 'dam' |
| Tavy | Welsh pronunciation of 'Davy' |
| tevil | Welsh pronunciation of 'devil' |
| theise | Scottish pronunciation of 'these' |
| tiddle-taddle | [Welsh pronunciation] tittle-tattle, idle gossip, chatter |
| 'tish | Irish pronunciation of ‘'tis’ |
| trempling | Welsh pronunciation of 'trembling' |
| trib | Welsh pronunciation of 'trip' |
| trompet | Irish pronunciation of 'trumpet' |
| 'udge | Welsh pronunciation of 'judge' |
| vagram | Welsh pronunciation of ‘fragrant’ or: malapropism for ‘vagrant’ |
| varld | French pronunciation of 'world' |
| vary | Scottish pronunciation of 'very' |
| veal | [unclear usage] Dutch pronunciation of ‘well’; or: version of Dutch ‘viel’ = plenty |
| verefore | Welsh pronunciation of 'wherefore' |
| vlouting | Welsh pronunciation of 'flouting' |
| votarist | vow-taker, religious, nun / monk |
| voutsafe | Welsh pronunciation of 'vouchsafe' |
| wad | Scottish pronunciation of 'would' |
| wort | [pun on Evans' pronunciation of ‘word’] cabbage |