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Abace, in the two old quartos; but in the folios Abase to lower, to let fall Aband, to abandon Abash, to terrify, make ashamed Aberr, to bear, carry, demean, behave Abet, to vindicate, and, to maintain Abide, Aby, Abyde, to abide, suffer, endure Abjected, thrown down Abode, staying, or delay Abraid, awake, awoke Abray out of sleep, raise, awake Abrayd, awaked Abusion, fraud, abuse Abye, abide by Accloy, to cloy, fill up. Accloyes, chokes up, fills up Accorage, to encourage According, granting Accoste, to approach Accosting, in falconry, to crouch or stoop Account, tell over Accoy'd, soothed, appeased Accoyled, stood around, gathered together Accrewed, increased, united, collected Achates, 1st and 2d quartos. The folios Cates, i. e. provisions Acquit, released Acrates, intemperance Adaw, to daunt. Sometimes signifies to abate Addeme, adjudge, deem Address, to dress, prepare, order, make ready Admirance, admiration Adoe, business Adore, for adorn Adorne (substantively), adorning, ornament

Adredd, Adrad, frightened, to be afraid, to dread Advance, to hasten, to set forward Advaunce, to recommend Advaunced, incited, inflamed Advewed, considered Advise, to consult, deliberate, consider Advisement, counsel, advice, circumspection Adward, award, judgment, sentence Aery, a hawk's-nest Affeare, to frighten Affect, affection, passion Affrap, to encounter, to strike down Affray, terror, tumult. To Affray, to terrify Affrended, made friends Affret, rencounter, hasty meeting Affronting opposing front to front; meeting face to face Affy, betroth. Affide, betrothed, affianced Aggrace, favour, kindness Aggrate, to gratify, to please Aghast, frightened, astonished Aglets, see Aygulets Agraste, did so much aggrace; showed so much grace and favour Agrise, to dread and fear greatly; to astonish, to give abhorrence Aguise, to put on an appearance; to set off after a new manner Albe, albeit, although Algates, by all means, any way, wholly, nevertheless All, altogether, wholly; also used for although Alla Turchesca, in the Turkish manner Allege, alleviate, lighten

Alleggeaunce, alleviation, ease, comfort Alew, howling, lamentation Aloofe, at some distance Alow, low; the a added Als, also Amaine, with vehemence Amate. 1. to subdue, to daunt, to distress, to terrify. 2. To associate with, to keep company Amearsd, fined Amenage, manage, carriage Amenaunce, carriage, behaviour Amis, apparel, garment Amoves, moves; the particle a is added Annoyes, annoyances, injury, mischief, hurt Anticks, antique odd figures of men, beasts, birds, &c. Apall, to discourage, daunt, terrify Apay, to pay, content, satisfy, require Appeach, impeach, accuse, censure Appele, it seems to be used for accuse Arabie or Araby, Arabia Arborett, a flowering shrub Aread, Areed, show, advise, declare, tell Areare, backwards; a lagging or backward pace Areeds, advices, discourses Arew, in a row together, all together Arke, chest or coffer Arraught, did reach, seize on; reached, snatched, seized Array, order, apparel, dress Arere, backward Arret sometimes signifies decree