Obs. [OE. weallian OHG., (M)LG., MDu. wallen, OHG. wallōn (MHG., mod.G. wallen):—WGer. *wallōjan.
By some scholars referred to the root of WALL v.1; others regard it as a contraction of *waþlōjan (cf. OHG. wadalôn to roam about).]
intr. To go on pilgrimage.
a. 1000. Canons Edgar, Of Penitents, § 10, in Thorpe, Ags. Laws, II. 280. Deoplic dæd-bot bið þæt læwede man his wæpna alecʓe & wealliʓe bær-fot wide.
c. 1485. Digby Myst., III. 1848. With me xall ȝe wall to have more eloquens & goo vesyte þe stacyons by and by.
