14c., modification of Old English wegfarende "wayfaring;" see way (n.) + fare (v.).
a poor wayfaring stranger
wax-paper
waxwing
waxy
way
wayfarer
wayfaring
waylay
Wayne
way-out
wayside
wayward
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