APARAILE, _s._ apparel; Apparayle, R. 575, 1276; Apparaile, attire (F. _atour_), 1. 153; Apparaille, E 1208; Aparayles, _s. pl._ ornaments, B 2. p 4. 46 (Lat. _ornamentis_.) APARAILE, _v._ apparel; Apparaille, D 343; prepare, L. 2473; Apparaillen, _v._ prepare, B 2532, 3797; Apparailleth, _pr. s._ endues, I 462; Apparaille, _imp. s._ prepare, B 2534; Aparailen, _pt. pl. subj._ set in array, B 1. p 4. 137; Aparailede, _pt. s. refl._ clothed himself, B 3. m 4. 2; Aparayled, _pp._ ornamented, B 1. p 5. 27. APARAILEMENTS, _s. pl._ adornments, ornaments, B 2. p 5. 114. APARAILING, _s._; Apparaillinge, preparation, A 2913; Apparailling, B 2537. APARCEYVE; see APERCEIVE. A-PART, _adv._ aside, apart, A 3210, B 1446, F 252. APASEN; see APESE. APASSE, _v._ pass; Apassed, _pp._ passed away, B 2. p 5. 22. APAYE, _v._ to satisfy; Apayed, _pp._ satisfied, B 2. p 5. 57, p 7. 56; T. v. 1249; pleased, T. iii. 421; _yvel a._, ill pleased, E 1052; Apayd, _pp._ satisfied, A 1868, F 1548, I 900; _yvel a._, ill pleased, L. 80; 6. 69; 7. 123; D 1282, G 921, 1049, H 358. APAYRE; see APEIREN. APAYSE; see APESE. APE, _s._ ape, HF. 1212; B 1630 (see note), 3100, D 1464, I 651; T. ii. 1042; dupe, A 3389, 4202, G 1313; Apes, _pl._ apes, HF. 1806; B 4282; dupes, T. i. 913; A 706. APEIREN, _ger._ to injure, impair, A 3147; Apeyren, _v._ I 1079; Apaire, grow worse, HF. 756; Apeyre, _1 pr. pl._ perish, T. ii. 329; Apayred, _pp._ impaired, B 1. p 5. 42; Apeyred, injured, T. i. 38. Variant of E. _impair_. APERCEIVE, _v._ perceive; Aperceyve, E 600; A. ii. 35. 4; Ap['a]rceyve, T. iv. 656; Aperceyveth, _pr. s._ conceives, B 4. p 6. 57; discerns, I 294; Aperceivede, _1 pt. s._ perceived, B 3. p 12. 58; Aperceived, _pp._ made known, B 1. p 4. 89. APERCEIVING, _s._; Aperceyvinges, _pl._ perceivings, perceptions, observations, F 286. APERT, _adj._ manifest, I 649. APERT, _adv._ openly, F 531; Aperte, HF. 717. APERTENANT, _adj._ belonging to, such as belongs to, 2. 70; Apertenaunt, B 3505; Apertinent, suitable, E 1010. APERTENE, _v._ appertain; Aperteneth, _pr. s. impers._ B 2171; Apertenen, _pr. pl._ I 83; Apertienen, B 3. p 4. 25; Apertening, _pres. pt._ belonging, A. pr. 10; G 785. APERTLY, _adv._ openly, B 1. p 4. 126, B 3. p 10. 90; clearly, I 294. APESE, APEISE, _v._ appease, pacify; Apese, E 433, H 98; Apasen (= Apaisen), _2 pr. pl._ T. iii. 22 _n_; Apeseth, _imp. pl._ mitigate, 4. 10; Appeseth, _pr. s. refl._ is pacified, B 3051; Apeysen, _2 pr. pl._ T. iii. 22; Apaysede, _pt. s._ appeased, B 4. m 7. 36, 38; Apaysed, _pt. s._ B 2290; Apesed, _pp._ appeased, T. i. 250, 940. APEYRE; see APEIRE. APEYSE; see APESE. APOCALIPS, _s._ apocalypse, I 136. APOINTE, _v._ appoint; Apoynte, T. v. 1620; settle (herself), T. ii. 691; Apoynted him, _pt. s._ determined, set himself, E 1595; Apoynteden, _pt. pl._ appointed, made appointments, T. iii. 454; Apoynted, _pp._ resolved, E 1616. APOSE; see APPOSE.