Obs. In 5 wanelasour, wandlessour. [Prob. AF.; f. wanelace (see prec.) + -our -OR. Cf. WINDLASS v.] A hunting servant whose duty is to intercept and turn back the game; a driver.
14[?]. Lat.-Eng. Voc., in Wr.-Wülcker, 562/31. Alator, a wanelasour.
c. 1440. Ipomydon, 387. The wandlessours went þrow þe forest And to þe lady brought many a best.
