Obs.–1 [f. wen-, comb. f. ME. wēn, OE. wǽn, wæʓn WAIN sb. Cf. WENSEVES.] A day allowed to a tenant for preparing his wain in order to carry grain in harvest.
c. 1250. Rentalia Glaston. (Somerset Rec. Soc.), 83. Et debet habere j wenday, scilicet, unum diem ad carrum suum preparandum antequam cariet, quietum de omni alio opere.
