In the etymology notes, '-ware' is used as a suffix to form collective nouns that denote items made from a particular substance, such as earthenware or glassware.

We visited Ware last weekend to see the riverside market and historic buildings.

He stood warely at the gate, watching for any sign of danger.

When the strangers arrived at dusk, the wareful villagers locked their doors and kept watch.

Her warefulness around strangers kept her from speaking too freely at the gathering.

Wareing announced that she would donate her late grandmother's cookbook to the local museum.

The market specialized in handcrafted wares that attracted tourists from around the region.

The old merchant arranged his wares carefully on the stall before the festival.

Waring against deception, she questioned the extravagant promises.

Wares hesitated before signing the treaty, knowing his family name would be remembered either way.