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1. wal-wort n.

Additional spellings: walwort
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(a) A plant, usu. Danewort or dwarf elder Sambucus ebulus; the name also applied to other plants: dropwort Filipendula vulgaris, chicory or endive, elecampane, hellebore, etc.;—usu. used medicinally…

2. wal-mōre n.

Additional spellings: walmore
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A root vegetable of the family Apiaceae, esp. a parsnip or carrot.

3. wāle n.(3)

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(a) A foreigner, stranger; wale more [see wal-more n.]; wale note [see wal-not(e n.]; wale wort, q.v.; (b) a slave, servant; (c) in surnames and place names [see Smith PNElem. 2.242-4].

4. wæling ppl.

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?Wanton, shameless.