Definition of "weazand" [wea•zand]

• Alternative spelling of weasand. (noun)

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• "'Part is bruises and part is sickness of the waves,' he muttered; 'but if I make not shift to slit his weazand ere nightfall, pox take all my advancement for ever."
• "But I wish your long-legged friend would come back, even if he were intent upon slitting my weazand for my attention to the widow."
• ""It would have needed scant preparation to destroy thee; even as if a man should catch and cut the throat of a kid, or slit the weazand of a soft sheep and butcher it."