a. Obs. [UN-1 9. Cf. MDu. ongheweget, MDa. uvejet.]

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  1.  Not provided with ways or roads.

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  In both passages rendering L. (terra) invia.

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1382.  Wyclif, Ezek. xv. 8. Whanne Y shal … ȝyue the loond vnwaied and desolat. Ibid., Hos. ii. 3. Y shal putte hir as a wildrenesse, and ordeyne hir as a lond vnweyed.

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  2.  Of horses: Not accustomed to ways or roads; hence, restive, intractable.

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1607.  Markham, Cavel., IV. 15. If the horse be yong and vnwayed.

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c. 1640.  [? Shirley], Capt. Underwit, II. ii. She kicks and flings out like a Colt unwayed.

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a. 1642.  Suckling, Lett., Wks. (1648), 82. As Colts that are unway’d, and will not go at all.

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