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wellaway

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well·a·way  (wl-w) Archaic
interj.
Used to express woe or distress.
n. pl. well·a·ways
A lamentation.

[Middle English, alteration (influenced by well, well and awai, away) of Old English weilwei, alteration (influenced by Old Scandinavian *wei, woe) of w l w : w, woe; see woe + l, lo; see lo.]

wellaway [ˈwɛləˈweɪ]
interj
Archaic woe! alas!
[Old English, from wei lā wei, variant of wā lā wā, literally: woe! lo woe]


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