v. dial. [f. WILT v. + -ER5.] = WILT v.
1790. Grose, Prov. Gloss. (ed. 2), To wilt, or wilter, to wither.
1888. Lees & Clutterbuck, B. C. 1887, xxxiii. ‘He just wiltered.’… What is wiltering? How did he do it?
1916. Cullum, Men who Wrought, ix. The tide of the Prince’s anger was too swift for the youthful Prussian’s armour of official effrontery. He came near to wiltering before it.
