AUGRIM-STONES, _pl._ stones or counters for calculating, A 3210. AUG['U]RIE, _s._ augury, T. iv. 116, v. 380. AUNCESSOUR, _s._ ancestor; Auncessours, _pl._ R. 391. AUNCESTRE, _s._ ancestor, 5. 41; D 1156; Auncestres, _pl._ D 1160, 1172; L. 2536. AUNCETRYE, _s._ ancestry, A 3982. AUNGEL, _s._ angel, R. 916; 5. 191; A 1055; Aungels, _gen._ angel's, 5. 356; Aungels, _pl._ I 137; Aung['e]les, B 642. See ANGEL. AUNGELLYK, _adj._ angelical, T. i. 102. AUNGELLYKE, _adv._ like an angel, L. 236. AUNTRE IT, _v._ risk it, A 4209; Auntred him, _pt. s._ adventured himself, A 4205. AUNTROUS, _adj._ adventurous, B 2099. Short for _aventrous_. AUTENTYKE, _adj._ authentic, 3. 1086. AUTER, _s._ altar, 5. 249; T. v. 1466; A 1905, 2252, B 451, 1826, I 582. AUTHOUR. See AUCTOUR. AUTOMPNE, _s._ autumn, B. 1. m 2. 17; Autumpne, B 1. p 4. 17, B 4. m 6. 22. AUTORITEE; see AUCTORITEE. AUTOUR; see AUCTOUR. AVAILE, _v._ avail, aid, 2. 49; Avaylle, I 90; Availle, B 3950; be useful, E 1194; Avayle, aid, T. i. 756; Availleth, _pr. s._ prevails, A 3040; Availeth, avails, 2. 78; _impers._ (it) avails, 11. 15; Avayled, _pp._ done good, 9. 25. AVALE, _v._ fall down, T. iii. 626; doff, take off, A 3122; Avalen, _pr. pl._ sink down, B 4. m 6. 19. O.F. _avaler_. AVANTAGE, _s._ advantage, F 772, G 731; _to don his a._, to suit his own interests, B 729; _as adj._ advantageous, B 146; Avauntage, A 1293. AVANTE; see AVAUNTE. AVARICE, _s._ Avarice, R. 1155; Avaryce, C 428. AVAUNCE, _v._ promote, L. 2022; _ger._ T. i. 518; be profitable, A 246; aid, cause to prosper, HF. 640; help, 10. 31; Avaunced, _pp._ advanced, C 410; Avaunsed, helped forward, B 2. p 4. 48. AVAUNT, _s._ vaunt, boast, A 227, E 1457, F 1576; T. i. 1050, ii. 727; Avauntes, _pl._ T. iii. 289. AVAUNTAGE; see AVANTAGE. AVAUNTE (her), _v. refl._ boast (herself), 7. 296; _ger._ to extol, HF. 1788; Avante, _v. refl._ boast, vaunt himself, D 1014; Avanten, B 2741; Avaunte, _1 pr. s._ boast, D 403; 5. 470; _pr. pl. refl._ T. iii. 318; Avauntede, _1 p. pt. s._ (I) boasted, B 1. p 4. 158; _2 pt. pl._ B 1. m 1. 21. AVAUNTING, _s._ boasting, A 3884; Avauntinge, I 391. AVAUNTOUR, _s._ boaster, 5. 430; T. ii. 724, iii. 308, 309, 314; B 4107, I 393. AVENAUNT, _adj._ graceful, comely, R. 1263. O.F. _avenant_. AVENTAYLE, _s._ ventail, T. v. 1558 _n_; Aventaille, E 1204 (see note).