Wale
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 121
wāl, n. a raised streak left by a stripe: a ridge on the surface of cloth: a plank all along the outer timbers on a ship's side.— v.t. to mark with wales.— n. Wā′ler , one who chastises severely. [A.S. walu , the mark of a stripe or blow; Ice. völr , a rod.]
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