a. Obs. rare. [Prob. an alteration of WAYWARD a.] Perverse, froward.
1516. Promp. Parv. (W. de W.), C iij. Crabbyd or wraywarde, aceronicus, bilosus.
c. 1520. Dial. Creatures Mor., v. B ij b. A wrayward man cawseth stryues. Ibid., xii. D ij b. A sertayne lorde somtyme had a wraywarde seruant and iuylwyllyd.
