wayward (adj.) Old form(s): way-ward
perverse, unreasonable, awkward
CE IV.iv.4[Antipholus of Ephesus to Officer] My wife is in a wayward mood today
R2 II.i.142[York to King Richard, of John of Gaunt] impute his words / To wayward sickliness and age in him
TG I.ii.57[Julia alone] How wayward is this foolish love
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