Word definition and source of "werious"....it's a word, really, not "serious"

I don't think this is a real word. It is not listed in any dictionary
that I have consulted. Although "werious" appears on the 'Net, context
indicates that it is either a typographical error for "serious" or a
misspelling of "various."

It's easy to see how a typo could arise: the letters S and W are very
close to one another on the keyboard.

Typo for "serious":

"Minimum of 5 years experience in management of meat processing room.
Must have expereince with quality control and inventory. Only werious
individuals apply. "

http://www.sologig.com/soloist/projects/view_trial.php?id=6038124

Misspelling of "various":

"The werious times when he could have been injured even sometime came out funny."

http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-196524-Your%20favorite%20memories%20with%20your%20Dad.

I'm a linguist, and agree that it is most likely a typo for "serious"
or "various."  However, if you provide the context in which it
appeared, I might be able to help you further.

Cheers,
Valerie

werious (adj) -- weary, in a serious way; seriously weary.

I feel werious of pafalafa's definition of werious.

No, no, no.  You're warious..not werious.

paf