"wrengðe" meaning in Middle English

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          "english": "Then he goes up to a stone / and he scrapes [his beak] on it; / he scratches it until / his beak has lost its crookedness.",
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          "text": "ðanne goð he to a ſton. / ⁊ he billeð ðer on. / billeð til his bec bifoꝛn. / haueð ðe ƿꝛengðe foꝛloren.",
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        "The state or quality of being crooked; crookedness; distortion."
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        "(rare, hapax) The state or quality of being crooked; crookedness; distortion."
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      "ipa": "/ˈwrɛnɡð(ə)/"
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