“She went up wightly by a wall syde, To the toppe of a tower, & _tot_ ouer the water.” --(T. B. 862.) Age, A. 412, B. 426. Aglyȝte, slipped from, A. 245. _Glyȝt_, as a verb, signifies not only to slip but to _glance_, look. Cf. _leme_ = gleam, glance, slip. Alabaunderynes, B. 1470. Alarom, alarm, B. 1207. Al-bare, clearly, A. 1025. Alce = als, also, B. 1377. Alder = elder, A. 621, _Aldest_, A. 1042, B. 1333. Alder-men, elders, A. 887. Alegge, alledge, A. 703. Aliche, alike, B. 1477. Alkaran = alkatran, B. 1035. Alle-kynneȝ, all kinds of, A. 1028. Allyt = a lyt = ? a little, B. 599. Almyȝt, almighty, A. 498. Alofte, on high, B. 1183. Al-one, A. 933. Al-only, except, A. 779. Alosed, destroyed, B. 274. See _lose_. Alow, approve, praise, reward, A. 634. O.Fr. _louer_. Lat. _laudare_. Aloynte, removed, far from (from O.E. _aloigne_, _alogne_, to remove, carry off. O.Fr. _aloigner_). Aloȝ, alow, softly, B. 670. Als, also, B. 253, 827, C. 516. Also, as, B. 984, 1045, 1792. {Also-tyd, Als-tyd, As-tyd,} at once, immediately, B. 64. See _tyd_. Al-þaȝ, although, A. 759. Alþer-fayrest, fairest of all, B. 1379. Alþer-fynest, finest of all, B. 1637. Alþer-rychest, richest of all, B. 1666. Alþer-swettest, sweetest of all, B. 699. Alum, B. 1035. Amaffised, B. 1470. Amaraunȝ, B. 1470. Amatyst, amethyst, A. 1016. Ame, (1) _vb._ place, B. 698; (2) _sb._ purpose, C. 128. Germ. _ahmen_. Bavarian, _amen_, _hämen_, to guage a cask, fathom, measure. Amended, B. 248. Amesyng, _sb._ moderation, C. 400. See _mese_. Amoneste, admonish, B. 818. Amounted, B. 395. Amoynt, company, A. 895. And = an, if, B. 864. An-ende (on-ende), lastly, finally, A. 186. An-ende = anente, opposite, A. 1136; respecting, A. 697. An-endeȝ = anentes, opposite, A. 975. Sc. _anens_. Anger, A. 343, B. 572. Angré, bitter, B. 1035. Anguych, anguish, C. 325. Ankreȝ, anchors, B. 418, C. 103. Anon, at once (= anane, onane, in one moment), A. 584. Anournement, ornament, B. 1290. Anoynted, B. 1446. Answar, answer, A. 518. Anter, peril, C. 242. To _aunter_, put a thyng in daunger, or adventure, _adventurer_ (Palsgrave). An-vnder, under, A. 1081. Sc. _anonder_. Cf. _down_ and _adown_, _low_ and _alow_. Aparaunt, B. 1007. Apassed, past, A. 540. Apert, openly, A. 589. Apparaylmente, ornaments, A. 1052. Apparement, ornaments, B. 1270. Fr. _appareiller_, to fit, suit. Appose, _vb._ question, A. 902. Fr. _apposer_, to lay or set on, or near to. Aproche, A. 686, B. 8, 167. Fr. _approcher_, draw near. Lat. _prope_, near. Apyke, adorn, B. 1479, 1637. Aquyle, demand, ask, obtain, A. 690, 966. O.Fr. _aquillir_, to gather. {Aray, Araye,} A. 719, 1166; B. 816, 1442. O.Fr. _arroyer_, _arréer_, dispose, set in order. Arayned, arraigned, C. 191. O.Fr. _arraisonner_, _arraigner_. Are, before, previously, B. 438, 1128. Arende, errand, message, C.