wand /wond/

1. A rod of authority, a caduceus, a rod used by a fairy, magician, conjurer, conductor or diviner
2. Orig something slender and supple, eg a twig, thin stem, branch or young shoot of a willow used in basket-making (now poetic and dialect)
3. Something slender and rigid, eg a light walking-cane (obsolete)
4. A measuring rod
5. A mark in archery

wan¹ /won/

1. Lacking colour
2. Pale and sickly
3. Faint
4. Dark, gloomy (obsolete)

Wanness

To make or to become wan

wan'd adjective (Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra II.1.21)

Perh for pap wanned

wanˈly adverb

wanˈness noun

wannˈish adjective

Somewhat wan

• the Three Wise Men
• thetic
• thetical
• thetically
• the ticket for soup
• the time of day
• the time of one's life
• the tops
• the treatment
• the tree of knowledge
• the tree of knowledge of good and evil
• the Trenches
• the trots
• the Troubles
• the Twelve
• the twist
• the ultimate deterrent
• the Union
• the unities
• the unities of place, time and action
• theurgic
• theurgical
• theurgies
• theurgist
• theurgists