APOSTELLES, _s. pl._ apostles, G 1002; Apostles, _gen. pl._ A 527. APOTECARIE, _s._ apothecary, B 4138; Apothecaries, preparers of medicines, A 425. APOYNTE; see APOINTE. APPALLED; see APALLE. APPARAILLE, APPARAYL, APPARAILING; see APARAILE, APARAILING. APPARAUNTE, _adj. pl._ apparent, manifest, R. 5. APPARENCE, _s._ appearance, F 218; seeming, HF. 265; apparition, F 1602; false show, F 1157; Apparaunce, L. 1372; Apparences, _pl._ apparitions, F 1140. APPEL, _s._ apple, R. 819; A 4406; Apples, _pl._ R. 1374; 9. 37; B 4. m 7. 24. APPERE, _v._ appear, 1. 19; Apperen, _v._ B 3064; _ger._ L. 273. APPESE; see APESE. APPETYT, _s._ desire, A 1680; appetite, 10. 55; Appetytes, _pl._ B 3390, I 207. APPETYTE, _v._; Appetyteth, _pr. s._ seeks to have, desires, L. 1582. APPLYEN, _v._ be attached to, B 5. p 4. 9. APPOSE, _v._; Apposed, _pt. s._ questioned, G 363 (see the note); Aposed, _pp._ opposed, alleged, B 1. p 5. 34. APPRENTICE, _s._ D 303. APPRENTYS, _adj._ unskilled, as novices, R. 687. APPREVE, _v._ approve; Appreved, _pp._ E 1349; approved as true, L. 21. APPROPRE, _v._; Appropred, _pp._ appropriated, made the property of, 14. 18. APPROWOUR, _s._; Approwours, _pl._ approvers, informers, D 1343 (see note). APREYNTE, _v._; Apreynted, _pp._ imprinted, B 5. m 4. 10 _n_. APROCHEN, _v._ approach, T. v. 1; B 1. p 1. 31. APURTENANCE, _s._ appurtenance; Apurtenaunces, _s. pl._ I 793. APYKE, _v._; Apyked, _pp._ trimmed, adorned, A 365. AQUEINTE, _v._ acquaint; Aqueynte me, make myself acquainted, 3. 532; Aqueynteden, _pt. pl._ became acquainted, HF. 250; Aqueinted, _pp._ acquainted, B 1219; Aqueynted, R. 600, 1139. AQUEYNTAUNCE, _s._ acquaintance, A 245; Acqueyntances, _pl._ friends, D 1991. AQUYTE, _v._; Aquyte, _imp. s._ requite, T. ii. 1200. ARACE, _v._ eradicate, uproot, T. v. 954; B 1. p 6. 42; tear away, 6. 20, 21. 18; E 1103, F 1393; Arace, _pr. s. subj._ root out, eradicate, T. iii. 1015; Araced, _pp._ torn, B 1. p 3. 30; Arraced, _pp._ torn up, borne along, B 5. m 1. 9; torn away, B 3. p 11. 110. A.F. _aracer_, as if for Lat. _ab-r[=a]dicare_. ARAISE; see AREISE. ARAY, _s._ array, dress, L. 1505; 4. 176, 5. 96, 318; Dress, 5. 219; arrangement, T. iii. 536; Array, state, dress, A 41, 73; attire, I 932; array of garments, L. 2607; order, E 262; ordinance, E 670; position, D 902; condition, A 934. ARAYE, _v._ array; Arayed, _pp._ dressed, ready, T. iii. 423; clad, R. 472; L. 1207; adorned, T. ii. 1187; _wel a._, well situated, T. ii. 680; Arrayed, _pp._ equipped, A 2046; dressed, F 389; ordered, B 252; appointed, F 1187. ARBITRE, _s._ will, choice, B 5. p 3. 12. ARCH; see ARK. ARCHAUNGEL, _s._ titmouse, R. 915. ARCH['E]R, _s._ archer, H 108; Arch['e]er, B 1929; Archers, _pl._ 2523 _n_. ARCHEWYVES, _s. pl._ archwives, ruling wives, E 1195. ARDAUNT, _adj._ ardent, B 3. p 12. 10; eager, B 4. p 3. 73. ARE, _2 pr. pl._ are, A 4045.