AILEN, part. pa. ailing.

AIN, adj. own.

AINS, adv. once.

AIR, adv. early in the morning.

AIR, AIRE, AYR, s. an heir.

AIRMS, s. pl. arms.

AIRN, s. iron.

AIRT, AIRTH, s. point of the compass.

AISLAIR, adj. a polished substance.

AITS, s. pl. oats.

AITEN, adj. oaten.

AITH, s. an oath.

AIZLE, s. a hot ember.

ALANE, adj. alone.

ALANG, adv. along.

ALD, AULD, adj. old.

ALMOUS, AUMES, s. pl. alms.

AMAIST, adv. almost.

AMANG, prep. among.

AMBRY, s. a press or closet where victuals are kept for daily use.

AN’, conj. and.

ANE, adj. one.

ANENT, prep, over against; opposite.

ANETH, prep, beneath.

ANEUCH, adv. enough.

ANIEST, adv. or prep. on this side of; on the nearest side.

ANITHER, adj. another.

ANKERSTOCK, s. a loaf made of rye, sweetened with treacle.

ANSE, adv. once.

APERT, adj. brisk; bold; free.

APERTLY, adv. briskly; readily.

APON, APOUN, prep. upon.

APPARELLE, s. equipage; furniture for warfare.

APPLERINGIE, s. the plant called southernwood.

ARCH, adj. averse; reluctant.

To ARGLE-BARGLE, ARGIE-BARGIE, v. a. to contend; to bandy backwards and forwards.

ARK, s. a large chest used for holding meal or corn.

ARK of a Mill, s. the place in which the water-wheel moves.

To ARLE, v. a. to give earnest of any kind.

ARLES, s. earnest of any kind.

ARLY, adv. early.

ARMYN, ARMYNG; s. armour; arms.

ART and PART, accessory to, or abetting.

ASSE, s. ashes, plural assis and aiss.

ASSHOLE, s. place for receiving ashes under the grate.

ASCHET, s. a large plate, on which meat is brought to table.

ASK, AWSK, s. an eft or water newt; a lizard.

ASKLENT, ASCLENT, ASKLINT, adv. obliquely; asquint; on one side.

To ASSAILYIE, v. a. to attack, to assail.

To ASSOLYIE, v. a. to acquit.

ASTEER, adv. in confusion; in a bustle.

A’THEGITHER, adv. altogether.

ATHORT, prep, through, athwart.

ATOUR, ATTOURE, prep. over.

ATTOMIE, s. a skeleton.

ATTELED, part. pa. aimed.

ATTER-CAP, ATTIR-COP, s. 1. a spider; 2. an ill-tempered person; one of a malignant or virulent disposition.