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English
Noun
weason (plural weasons)
- Obsolete form of weasand.
- Mr Purcell: His Ground (opera)
- No pressure should be placed on the bum or the weason.
1717, John Dryden, transl., Metamorphoses, book xii, translation of original by Ovid:He fell: the shaft that slightly was impress'd / Now from his heavy fall with weight increas'd / Drove through his neck aslant, he spurns the ground; - And the sould issues through the weason's wound.