Wayland

¹

[ wey-luhnd ]

noun

1. (in northern European folklore) the king of the elves, a smith and artificer: known in Scandinavia as Volund, in Germany as Wieland.

Wayland

²

[ wey-luhnd ]

noun

1. a city in NE Massachusetts.

Wayland

/ ˈweɪlənd /

noun

1. a smith, artificer, and king of the elves in European folklore Scandinavian nameVölund German nameWieland

Example Sentences

Wayland stopped returning Duckett’s calls, though, when she began receiving foreclosure notices and questioning him about whether something was amiss.

From Washington Post

Patricia Duckett, a Prince George’s County public school aide, said Wayland stole nearly $8,000 from her over the course of about two years and ultimately led her to lose her home.

From Washington Post

Blegay said she is not sure whether the family will be able to seek restitution from Wayland, whose own house was foreclosed on in 2019.

From Washington Post

Three other alleged victims, two from Prince George’s County and one from Montgomery County, testified during the trial that Wayland promised them loan modifications on their houses that he never delivered.

From Washington Post

Wayland, who is scheduled to be sentenced June 11, faces up to 11 years in prison.

From Washington Post

She looked up and saw Edith Wayland, one of her bridesmaids, whirling through the waltz in the arms of her deadly foe.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. St. John resigned his seat to Edith Wayland, and moved away on the arm of his nephew.

From Project Gutenberg

According to our valued bulletin,we have to fall back on it for information,Wayland Hall is the oldest campus house.

From Project Gutenberg

It would not surprise me to hear that a good share of the students who live at Wayland Hall had not yet returned.

From Project Gutenberg

We have so many applications for Wayland Hall to which we simply can pay no attention save to return the word no room.

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