(a) A blow, stroke; wap of the wind, ?wind of a wap, a gust of wind; at a wap on, with a single blow;
(b) at a (the) wap, in an instant, all at once; for the wap, for wappis, ?for the present.
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(a) To strike (through mail) with a slashing blow; of an arrow, the wind: rush, be driven; ppl.wappond, of flames: shooting up, lashing
(b) to strike (sb.); wappen in, shoot (bolts) in; wappen of,……
(a) To wrap (sth. around sth.)
(b) to enwrap (sb. or sth. in sth.), enfold; enshroud (a body in sth.); also, of a belt: encircle (sb.) [quot. a1450]; ppl.wappede, of a child: swaddled; also, anat.……
(a) Aware (of sth., an event, a fact, etc.), mindful; also, with clause introduced by that: aware (that sth. is so) [quot. c1425]; war of him (hem), aware of his (their) presence; nought war of……
(a) A wave of water, esp. in the sea; ?also, a current; gon in wawes, to become tempestuous
(b) pl. the sea, seen as a collection of individual waves;
(c) used metonymically: the sea; water; wau of……
(a) Lacking in flavor, insipid; also, watery, thin in consistency; also fig. and in fig. context [quot. c1450]; ?also, insubstantial [1st quot.]
(b) belonging to or identifying one of the nine……
