{ Abaid, Abyde, } delay, tarrying, 1882, 2147, 3069, 3308. A.S. _abídan_, J. { Abasit, Abasyt, Abaysit, } abashed, humbled, dispirited, cast down, 378, 1452, 2664. Abasit of, dispirited by, 3301. R. _abaiser_. Abasit of (used passively), were dispirited by, 2243. Abraid, awoke, 1231; (Ch.) A.S. _on-bredan_. Abwsyt (abused), made an ill use of, 1207. Access, a fever; or better, a fit of the ague; Lat. _accessus febris_, (Wright’s Glossary), 31. Accorde, to agree with, 1526. Fr. _s’accorder_. Accordith, is suitable for, becomes, 1679, 1951; agree therewith, 605; is useful for, is fit for, 1204. According for, suitable for, 1512. R. _accordant_. Adred, terrified, 378, 2664. A.S. _on-drǽdan_, to dread. Affek, effect, 382. Cf. _Fek_. Afferd, afraid, 3472. A.S. _afered_, _afǽran_. Affere, warlike preparation, 985; aspect, bearing, 3043, 3334, 3394. See J., who makes it of Teutonic origin; but it may be no more than the O.Fr. _afeire, afaire_ = state, condition; as explained by Burguy. Afferith, belongs to, suits, 1550. Afferis, is suitable, 1690, 1961. R. _aferer_. Affrait, terrified, from the verb _Affray_ (Ch.), 2462, 3469. R. _effraer_. Affray, terror, fright, 636, 3454. Fr. _effroi_. Affy in till, trust to, rely upon, 499, 1394. R. _affier_. Afyre, on fire, 30, 251; hence, used allegorically, in love, 2436. { Agrewit, Aggrewit, } aggrieved, vexed, 1308, 1538; angry, enraged, 2618. R. _agrever_. Ago, gone, 159. A.S. _of-gán_. Aire, are, 1732. Algait, Algat, always, 1996, 1792. Gothic _gatwô_, a street, way. Al magre thine, in spite of thee, 115. An expression compounded of A.S. _al_, wholly; _maugre_ (Fr. _mal grè_), ill-will, and _thine_ (A.S. _thín_, the gen. case of _thú_, thou). Al-out, altogether, 1676, 1791, etc. Alowit, approved, 1754. Fr. _allouer_. Als, (1) as; (2) also. { Amen, Ameyne, } pleasant, 64, 999. Lat. _amœnus_. Anarmyt, fully armed, 545, 620, 2219, 2771. See _Enarmyt_. And, if, 1024, 1591; and if (= an if), if, 2376. Anerly, only, 1476, 1696. A.S. _ǽn-líc_. { Anoit, Anoyt, } annoyed, vexed, 351, 2244. Anoyt, annoyeth, 1407. Anterous, (for Aunterous, the shortened form of Aventurous), adventurous, 2618. Fr. _aventure_. Aparalit, apparelled, 338. Aperans, an appearance, a vision, 364. _So also_ Apperans, 1284. Apone, upon, 765, etc. Appetit, desire, 2722. Ch. has _appetite_ as a verb, to desire. Aqwynt, acquainted, 1295. Burns uses _acquent_. Aras, to pluck out, 240. Fr. _arracher_. Araid, disordered, afflicted, 3270. See _Araye_ in Halliwell. The examples there given shew that to _araye_ sometimes actually signifies to _disorder_. Arest, stop, delay, 678, 3072, 3308. Fr. _arrêt_. Arly, early, 4, 384, 975. A.S. _árlíce_.