Obs. Also 5 wantow(n)hede, wantoned. [f. WANTON a. + -hede, -HEAD.] Wantonness.

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c. 1400.  Destr. Troy, 2911. Wemen are wount in Wantonhede yet, With a likyng full light in loue for to falle.

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1435.  Misyn, Fire of Love, 4. Wharefor þe ioy of clerenes þat sall not rote, þai chaunge to wantoned of beute þat sal noȝt last.

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c. 1440.  Promp. Parv., 515/2. Wantowhede [v.rr. wantown-, wanton-], or wantownesse, insolencia, dissolucio.

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