The wars of Alexander: an alliterative romance translated chiefly ...

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;
Wayfid, pp. put away, 822
OLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 4G9
may be healed, hope to recover Way, a. way, 132, 428, 1310 ; Ways,
pi. ways, tracks, 4105 ; Way
of, 2811. SeeWarisch.
Wary son, s. gift, reward, 3431. See (Ways, ^^.), way, wise, 1643.
waruon in Halliwell.
Wayfe, v. remove, put away, 297;
Was, pt a. was, 17, 37, 39, &c. (Wayfe), ger. to send, 1868
Wasse (Was), 1366 ;
Was, pt. pi. Wayfe (Wafe), 1 pr. s.
;
allow,
were, 73, 2002.
grant, waive, 723 ;
(Wayfez),
Waspe, wasp, 738 ; Waspis, pi. pr. 8. sends, despatches, 1716
3011.
Wast, adj. waste, unproductive, Wayfe, irnp.pl. quit, leave, 2469.
3561.
See Wayue.
Wast, 8. waste, desert, 3487, 3906, Waykis (Wakens), pr. 8. becomes
6565 ; Wastis, pi. waste places, weak, 1006.
3792, 4044.
Wayne, error for Wayue, v. give,
Wast, ger. to waste, destroy, 5382 deliver, 3426. See Wayue.
;
Wast, 1 pr. pi. (Wastyd, 1 pt. pi), Waynes (Waynez), pi. wains
2330; Wastid,2'i'. wasted, 1941; Waynes to mete, for wains to
defeated, 4008 (Wastyd), destroyed,
pass each other, 1324.
1311, 2141.
Waynest (Vanyshit), pt 8. ;
reji.
W'astoure, s. waster, destroyer, 5310. vanished, 1113.
Wate, pr. s. 1 p. know, wot, 3436, Wayns (Vaynes),pZ. veins, 1730.
4153 ; 2 p. knowest, 107 ; 2 pr. Wayryngle, s. a little villain, 1706.
pi. know, 3090 ;
(Wayte), 2379. From A.S. luearg, Icel. vargr, a
(Wates), pr. s. waits, looks, gazes, felon. Cf. wariangel, a butcherbird,
781* 1129, 1527 ;
(Watyn), pr.
Chaucer, C. T. (D. 1408).
pi. gaze, 700. See Waite.
The suffix is the A.S. -incel, as in
Wathe, s. danger, peril, 119, 5586 ;
rdp-incel, a little rope.
(Wothe), 1103; Wathe, evil. (Waystes), pr. 8. wastes away,
harm, 1411, 3523; harm (Lat. 3254.
text impericia, want of skill), Waytis,^r. s. looks, 265 ;
perceives,
3355. Icel. vaii; see Stratmann. 3636; (Wates), looks, 1585;
Wath, adj. (error for Wale, i.e. Waytes, looks, gazes, 700, 945
choice), 2150. The Dublin MS. waits for, looks for, 131 ;
;
Wayted,
has Wale.
pt. pi. looked out, found, 194
Watir (Water), s. water, stream, Waytid, pp. looked, 4233. See
1303, 2152; Water, 59, 1290; Waite.
Watere, 112, 2539 ; Watre, 5470 ;
Wayue (Wafe), ger. to send, deliver,
Wattre, 3737; Wattir, 4299; 2431; (Wayfe), 1175; Wayue,
Waters, pi. rivers, 1079; Watirs _pr. 5. 1 p. give up, 5134; Wayues,
(Waters), 1967.
pr. 8. despatches, sends, 4691 ;
Watirles, adj. waterless, dry, 3487. (Wayffes), sends, 2316; Wayues,
(Waueschyd), pp. put away, 822. pr. 8. puts aside, waives, 4656
See Wayue.
Wayued, pp. transmitted, 4221 ;
Wawes, pi. walls, 5644 (Wallez), sent, 2695 (Wayfed), conveyed,
3222; Wawis
;
(Wallez), 1523. 1728.
;
JSfot Wayne; see Wayfe.
See Waghe.
Mod. E. waive. See waiven in
Wawil-e3ed (Waugle-eghed), adj. Stratmann.
wall-eyed, 1706. See Wald-e^ed. Wayues, pr. 8. leans (), 945. But
Wawis (Wawes), pi. waves, 1153; D. has Waj'fes vp a window, i. e.
Wawys, 26; (Wawes), 3167*. lifts up a window, opens a window.
See Wajes.
See above. The reading out was
Wax, V. grow, increase, 4772 ; ger. due to thinking of waytes, i.e.
3986.
looks, in the latter part of the
Wax, 8. wax, 113.
line.