Waˊntonness

Waˊntonness [incertæ etymologiæ, but perhaps of wentelen (Dutch), to tumble or wallow, wanton folks being frisky, unless you had rather, with Minshew, derive it of want one (English), i. e. to want one to play withal]
waggishness, friskiness, lasciviousness.

Definition taken from The Universal Etymological English Dictionary, edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)

To give one the Wall * Waˊpentakes
Urbane
Wale Knot [with Sailors]
Wall
To give one the Wall
Waˊntonness
Waˊpentakes
Wapp [in a Ship]
Wax-chandlers
Wence [in Kent]
Windlass, or Windless
Wontlings
Wong, or Wang
Xeriff