Wayke, adj. pl. S. weak, 1012.
Wayte, Wayten. See [Waiten].
We, 115, 287, 392, 772. Apparently an error of the scribe for wel, but its frequent repetition may cause it to be doubted, whether the l may not have been purposely dropped.
Wede, v. See [Wade].
Wede, n. S. clothing, garments, 94, 323, 861. In very general use formerly, and still preserved in the phrase, a widow’s weeds.
Weddeth for Wedded, 1127.
Wei, Weie, n. S. way, road, 772, 952.
Weilawa, Weilawei, interj. S. woe! alas! 462, 570. See Gl. Sir Tr., Rits. M. R., and Chauc. [A.S. wá la wá, woe, lo! woe; now corrupted into wellaway.]
[Wel], adv. S. full, passim. Wel sixti, 1747; wel o-bon. See On. Wel with me, 2878. Wol, 185.
Wel, n. S. weal, wealth, prosperity (for wel ne for wo), 2777.