[1] : The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48

ween \ween\, v. i. oe. wenen, as. w?nan, fr. w?n hope,
   expectation, opinion; akin to d. waan, ofries. w?n, os. 
   ohg. w=an, g. wahn delusion, icel. v=an hope,
   expectation, goth. w?ns, and d. wanen to fancy, g.
   waumhnen, icel. v=ana to hope, goth. w?njan, and perhaps
   to e. winsome, wish.
   to think; to imagine; to fancy. obs. or poetic --spenser.
   milton.
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         i have lost more than thou wenest.       --chaucer.
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         for well i ween,
         never before in the bowers of light
         had the form of an earthly fay been seen. --j. r.
                                                  drake.
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         though never a dream the roses sent
         of science or love's compliment,
         i ween they smelt as sweet.              --mrs.
                                                  browning.
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