rare. [pa. pple. of WED v.] = WEDDED.
a. 1400[?]. Morte Arth., 700. This werre … That warnes me wyrchippe of my wedde lorde.
a. 1400. Relig. Pieces fr. Thornton MS., 5. The sexte commandement forbeddes vs … to foly fleschely with any womane owþer … wedde or unwedde.
c. 1440. Alphabet of Tales, xxxv. 25. He was a wed man.
1823. Byron, Juan, XI. xlvi. A rib’s a thorn in a wed gallant’s side, Requires decorum.
