Woad

wod, n. A cruciferous plant formerly culti- vated for the blue coloring matter derived from fermented leaves; the coloring matter, or color deam, fame, far, pa or opera, fare end, WONDER rived from the plant, now superseded by indigo. [AS. wad, D. weede, G. weid, Dan. veid, OF. waide, F. guede, L. vitrum, woad.] — Wild woad. See Weld. Woe, Wo, wo, n. Grief; sorrow; misery; heavy calamity; a curse, malediction. [AS. wa, D. wee, Goth. wai, L. vse, woe (interj.), AS. wea, D. wee, Dan. vee (n.), woe ivail, q. v.] — Wo'- or Woe'ful, a. Full of woe; sorrowful; distre ed with grief or calamity; unhappy; sad; bringing calamity, distre , or affliction; wretched, paltry, miserable. —Wo'- or