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Dwale

Dwāle, n.

noun

n. [Cf. A-S. dval, dvol, erring, foolish, from dvēlan, to be dull, torpid. See DULL.]

(Her.) A sable or black color.
(Bot.) The deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna), having stupefying or poisonous qualities.
A potion serving to stupefy. Chaucer.

verbintransitive

[A-S. drēlan, to be dull, torpid, dwelian, dwolian, to wander, rave. See DULL.] To be delirious. [Obs.] Junius.