weal
/wiːl/Definitions
1. noun
A scar or mark left on the skin, especially one that has healed.
“The child’s weal from the bee sting took weeks to fade.”
2. noun
A beneficial or advantageous situation, especially one that is not obvious.
“The company’s weal from investing in renewable energy will be seen in the long run.”
3. verb
To cause a wound or injury to become inflamed or infected, usually by scratching or rubbing it.
“If you don’t clean the cut, it will weal and become infected.”