worrit

From what I can see of it, said Pug, that Un up there was avin is ands too full to worrit about wot was goin on down ere.

We have no sorrow just now, except my constant inward "worrit" of unbelief in any future of good work on my part.

Who worrit us out of our lives with Reform, and such humbugging fads!

I do believe people turn Catholics a-purpose to vex and worrit me!'

"You'd ought to be ashamed of yourself to worrit your 'usband so," said the lamplighter, sternly.