Obs. [f. wend(e, obs. pa. t. and pa. pple. of WEEN v.] intr. To think, suppose.
1581. A. Hall, Iliad, IV. 63. And that now of his enterprise none of them all should wende, He caused his souldiours hap him wel with buckler and with targe.
a. 1600. Montgomerie, Misc. Poems, xxxix. 39. Hir freindis ay weindis To caus hir to revok.
a. 1650. Merline, 1280, in Percy Folio MS., I. 462. See yee nought the young man that the shoone hath bought? he wendes to liue them to weare.
