pa. pple. Obs. Also 4 whaaped, 5 waped. [Cf. AWHAPE.] Bewildered, dismayed.
c. 1374. Chaucer, Anel. & Arc., 215. Turnid is in quakynge all my daunce My suretee in a whaaped [v.rr. waped, wayped, whaped] countenaunce.
c. 1403. Lydg., Temple of Glas, 401. That þei wiþ derknes were waped & amate. Ibid. (1426), De Guil. Pilgr., 1297. I was so whapyd & amaat.
