weal, III, 310, 60: “clench so as to leave marks, mark with wales”(?). “Perhaps read wringe and wayle.” Skeat.
weame, IV, 505, 56: belly. See wamb(e), weme.
wean, II, 136 a, 16; III, 253, R; 397, A b 2: wee an, little one, child.
wear. sare a man a wear, I, 301, 2: sair, supply, a man, of, with, his wear, clothing.
wear, pret., V, [221], 21: wore.
Wearie, I, 55 f., 3, 4, 6, etc.: the Devil.
wearied, wearit. See wearyd.
wearifu, V, [115], 7: tiresome, vexatious, cursed.
wearin’s wa, I, 333, 6: wearing his way, growing less and less, slowly vanishing.
weary fa, IV, 389 b: a curse befall.