Sc. Also whud. [f. WHID sb.1] intr. To talk cant; to lie, fib. Chiefly in vbl. sb. and ppl. a.
1823. Egan, Grose’s Dict. Vulgar T., Whidding, talking cant. Scotch cant.
1881. Lucy B. Walford, Dick Netherby, v. A fair-farrend, whuddin’ youngster.
1891. ‘H. Haliburton,’ Ochil Idylls, 90. Whiddin’s an airt.
