Definition of "wete" [wete]

• A Middle English form of wet, wit. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "It came, without either wind, or thunder, or any violence, and by degreese in that abundance, as that the earth was thorowly wete and soked therwith."
• "There wete once two Disneys: the humorist who amused himself with Mickey and, incidentally, made a most brilliant use of the new invention of sound, and the lyrical versifier -- poet is putting it too high -- who created the entirely successful Flowers and Trees."
• "We had a small reception and then wete led out for the ceremony."