Weather-beaten
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 567
weM'cr-bSt'n, adj. distre ed or once seasoned by the weather. tion Weather bound, we///er-bownd, adj., bound or Ween, — delayed by bad weather. Weathercock;, we/A’er-kok, ». a vane often in Weep, the form of a cock) to show the direction of the tears: wind: anything turning easily and often. pour Weather gage, wcfA'er-gaj, u. a gage ot or that 70c which shows the weather. the position of a ship Weeper, to the windward of another. round Weather aide. weM'er-sId, n. the windtuard side. Weeping,
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