Chaucerian and Other Pieces / Being a Supplement to the Complete Works of Geoffrey Chaucer

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Weir, s. war, XVII. 196, 486.

Weir, ger. to guard, ward off, XVII. 182.

Weird, s. destiny, XVII. 384, 412.

Weiris, pr. s. wears, wastes away, XVII. 467.

Weked, pp. rendered weak (but read wikked), I. i. 6. 25.

Wel-condicioned, adj. of good condition, XX. 581.

Welde, v. possess, II. 118, 416, 702; manage, XXIV. 227; 1 pr. s. I. ii. 12. 91.

Weldoing, s. well-doing, I. ii. 10. 120.

Wele, s. wealth, II. 812; VII. 165.

Welfulnesse, s. wealth, I. i. 6. 24.