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 Apothicairerie: f. Apothecariship; the trade, or skill of Apothecaries.

Apoué: m. ée: f. Saded, so full as he can eat no more.

Apovrir. To impouerish; Looke Appovrir. Apozeme, or Apozime. A decoction, of water with diuers sorts of hearbes and spices, vsed in stead of a syrop.

s'Appaillarder. To spend his life in, or giue himselfe wholly to, whoorisme; to turne leacher, smell-smocke, bitch-hunter, whooremunger.

Appaisé: m. ée: f. Appeased, pacified, quieted, calmed, qualified.

Appaisement: m. An appeasement, or appeasing; a pacification, quieting, calming, qualifying.

Appaiser. To appease, pacifie, calme, quiet, qualifie, asswage, content.  Assez peut pleurer qui n'a nul qui l'appaise: Pro. He may weepe his eyes out that hath none to still him.

Appaiseur: m. An appeaser, pacifier, peace-maker; calmer, quieter, qualifier, contenter.

Appali: m. ie: f. Growne, or made, pale.

Appalir. To wax pale; also, to make pale.

Appanage. Seeke Appennage. Appanager. as Appennager. Appané: m. ée: f. That hath had a portion; that hath receiued a childs part; that is alreadie bestowed, or prouided for.

Appaner. To giue a younger sonne his portion, or childs part.

Appanner. The same.

Appaouvri: m. ie: f. Beggared, impouerished, made poore.

Appaouvrir. To beggar, impouerish, make poore.

Apparagé: m. ée: f. Fitly matched, well paired.  Fille apparagée suffisamment, ou deüement. A maid thats maried vnto her equall, or, thats not disparaged.

Apparat: m. A preparation, decking, prouision, furniture.  Grand apparat. Great coyle, stirre, or adoe; much preparation for.

Apparcevoir. Seeke Apperceuoir. Appareil: m. Preparation, prouision, readie-making; a decking, dressing, trimming; cooking, seasoning.  Haut appareil. A Gorget; also, a Corslet.

Appareillé: m. ée: f. Prepared, prouided, made readie, trimd vp for; also, dressed; cooked, or seasoned, (as meat) also, armed at all points.

Appareillement: m. A preparing, prouiding, readie-making, trimming vp for; a dressing; a cooking, a seasoning; also, an arming.

Appareiller. To prepare, prouide, or trimme vp for; to fashion, or make readie; to make fit for vse, or shew; also, to dresse, cooke, or season (meat;) also, to arme, or put on armour.

Appareilleur: m. A preparer, prouider, trimmer vp for; one that makes things readie for vse, or shew; a dresser; fashioner; seasoner.

Appareilleuse: f. A waiting woman, or chamber-maid, that vses to dresse her Mistresse; also, a Bawde.

Apparemment. Apparently, euidently, manifestly, openly, plainely, to full view; also, seeming, or to the shew.

Apparence: f. An apparance, or appearance; a shew, seeming, signe, signification.

Apparent. Apparant, euident, manifest, open, plaine; also, excellent, notable, notorious, of great marke, much eminencie.

Apparenté: m. ée: f. Of kin, or neere kinsman, vnto. Bien apparenté. Well allyed, of a good house; that hath many, or great, kinsfolkes.

Apparenter aucun. To challenge, or acknowledge any one for a kinsman.

s'Apparesser. as s'Apparessir. s'Apparessir. To grow idle, wax lazie, become sluggish.

Apparfondir. Seeke Approfondir. Appariation: f. A matching, or pairing; also, a perpetuall association, or correspondencie of iurisdiction betweene the king and a lord Spirituall, or Temporall; or betweene a lord Spirituall, and a Temporall, neighbours.

Apparié: m. ée: f. Paired, coupled, matched; equalled; conioyned; compared.

Apparier. To paire, couple, match, equall; ioyne, conioyne, compare, together.  s'Apparier. To couple, or match; as birds doe in the Spring, or a little before they would breed.

Apparietaire. as Apparitoire. Apparissant. Appearing; or, as Apparent. Appariteur: m. An Apparator, Sumner, Pursuyuant; also, a hangman.

Apparition: f. An Apparition, Vision, Phantasma; also, an appearing, or manifestation.

Apparitoire: f. Pellitorie of the wall.

Apparoir. To appeare, seeme; be seene, or shew it selfe, on a sudden; also, to be apparant, manifest, plaine, euident.

Apparoissance: f. An appearance, or appearing; a seeming, shewing, or shew; also, an eminencie, a passing or standing aboue others.

Apparoistre. as Apparoir. Appartenance: f. An appurtenance, an appendant; a proprietie; a due, or thing that belongs vnto.  Il est de nostre appartenance. He is one of our house, familie, or followers.

Appartenant. Pertaining, appertaining, belonging vnto.

Appartenir. To pertaine, appertaine; belong, or be due vnto; also, to beseeme.

Apparu: m. uë: f. Appeared, manifested, seen, or shewne on a sudden.

Appast: m. An appast, bait; allurement, inticement; also, a repast, or meale.

Appastant. Bayting; also, alluring, or inticing by baits; also, feeding.

Appasté: m. ée: f. Bayted; also, allured, or inticed, as by a bait, or by the bait of; also, fed.

Appastelé: m. ée: f. Fed with the hand; also, as Appasté. Appasteler. To feed by hand, or with the hand; or, as a bird feeds her yong; also, as Appaster. Appaster. To bait; also, to allure, or intice, by a bait, or by the bait of; also, to feed.

Appasteux: m. An alluring, inticing, or cousening mate.

Appasteux: m. euse: f. Full of allurements, fraught with inticements.

Appeau: m. as Appel; also, a bird-call; the reed, or little pipe wherewith fowlers call sillie birds to their destruction.  Appeaux. Chymes; or, the chiming or bells; also, Appeales, and, the Court of Appeales.

Appel: m. An Appeale (from an inferior Court, or Iudge, vnto a superiour.) Appel comme d'abus. An appealing by a temporall person from th' Ecclesiasticall Court, or by an Eccesiasticall person from a temporall Court, vnto the king, in his high Court of Parliament.