Definition of "warse" [warse]

• An obsolete or dialectal form of worse.

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "When those cruell wolves had, as thei supposed, cleane devored the pray, thei fynd thame selfis in warse caise then thei war befoir; for then within Sanctandrose, yea, almost within the hole realme, (who heard of that fact,) thair was none found who begane not to inquyre, Whairfoir was Maistir Patrik Hammyltoun brunt?"
• "Grange, [584] and otheris, repugned to thare purpoise, fearing least that the eschaping of the otheris should be ane occasioun of thare warse entreatment."
• "Ye will just exerceese your own judgment, for he's in his ordiner ', neither better nor warse."