QUOTE (Sekhmet @ Jun 26 10, 09:33 )

Hello Sam - I found this in the Oxford English Dictionary - I remember this word being in use in English poetry when I was a child -
" ... was ever wont to wander."
wont
/wont/
• adjective archaic or literary accustomed.
• noun (one’s wont) formal or humorous one’s customary behaviour.
• verb (3rd sing. present wonts or wont; past and past part. wont or wonted) archaic make or become accustomed.
— ORIGIN Old English.
M'k ... by these accounts I'm going to give 'wont' a nod and let it stay. Much like you said, sometimes I'll read a word or passage and just by its novel placement, it will stick in my head and I'll pull it out at some point in time. I do NOT research every idiom that pops up while writing. I probably should.
Thanks so much for the solid, printed reference you've given.
sam