According to Wiktionary, whelm comes from the Middle English whelmen where it meant “to turn upside down” (which actually sort of makes sense), but obviously is archaic now
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According to Wiktionary, whelm comes from the Middle English whelmen where it meant “to turn upside down” (which actually sort of makes sense), but obviously is archaic now
wdym? you don’t see the reports of people being whelmed almost every week?!