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WEIL, _s._ Prosperity, advantage.

_Doug._

~Weil is me~, happy am I, S.

~Weil is yow~, happy are you.

_Lyndsay._

A. S. _wel_, _well_, bene; Su. G. _waeles mig_, O! me felicem.

WEIL, _s._ An eddy.

V. ~Wele~.

WEIL, WELE, WELLE, _adv._ Very.

V. ~Feil~.

_Wyntown._

_To_ WEILD, _v. a_.

1. To obtain, by whatever means.

_Douglas._

2. To enter on possession of an estate.

_Barbour._

WEILL, _adj._ Many.

_Barbour._

Germ. _viel_, Belg. _vel_, id.

WEILL-FARAND, _adj._ Having a goodly appearance.

V. ~Farand~.

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