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324 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Anes, adv. once, 478, 1191 ; At anes 5186, 5193; Antiet [or Antiec],
(At onys), at once, 929. See Anys. 4965 ; Antioks, gen. 6197.
Anes, pr. s. unites, 879.
Any, any, 84, 134,261 ;
(Ony), 1200;
(Anest), prep, as regards, 3164. Put Any mare (more), any more, 1011.
for Anenst. See Anente.
Any-gates, adv. in any way, 4216.
Angire (Angre), s. anger, 857, 1908, Anyly (Only), adv. only, singularly,
2724 ;
(Anger), trouble, sorrow, 3399. See Anely, Anly.
2889 ; Angirs, pi. angers, passions,
Anys, adv. once, 3508 (Onys),
750; (Angers), miseries, 1467, 2654 ;
;
At anys (anes, onys),
2160. See Angres.
at once, 1609, 2326, 2345. See
Angirs, (Angers), pr. 8. becomes Anes, adv.
angry, 837.
Apareld (Aparaerld),^p. apparelled,
Angle, s. corner, place, province, 1497 ; Aparaild (Apparelt), 2300.
region, 3657; Angill, 4720; Aparell, s. apparel, 5196.
Anglis (Anglez), pi. angles, corners,
Apart, apart ; or for Apert, openly,
2332 ; Anglies (Anglez), 3576.
nooks, 1917.
(Angres),^. sorrows, troubles, 3173.
Ape, s. ape, 1705, 3542 ;
5242.
Apis, pi.
See Angire.
A-pere, v. appear, 361 ; Apere, 3215,
Angrile(Angir]y), atZv. angrily, 733; 3422 ; be present, 2579 ; Aperis,
Angrily (Angerly), 2185; (Angrely),
pr. 8. appears, 451, 1084; (Ap-
832.*
peres), 1487 ; A-perid (Aperyd),
Angwisch, s. anguish, pain, 3173 ;
pt. s. appeared, 2862 ;
(Appered),
hardship, suffering, 2160, 6618; 1084, 1626. See below, and see
woe, 3916 ;
Angwische, 1011 ;
Apperys.
Angwischis, pi. sorrows, 3828 A-pered, pt. s. appeared (to them),
annoyances, 3793.
3056. Perhaps for Apeired =-
Ankers ; see Aunkirs.
harmed.
Anlepi, adj. one, single, 5025. A.S. Apert, adj. open, evident, obvious,
dnlepig. See Anelepy.
2833, 4496; manifest, 3726;
Anly, adv. only, simply, 4240. See Aperte, well-known, 261.
Anely,
Apert, adv. openly, plainly, 1896,
(Anone), adv. anon, 2294. See 2295, 5190.
Anane.
Apetite, s. appetite, 4609.
Anofjer (Ane o{;er), another, 822 ;
Apon, prep, upon, 31, 251 (Vpon),
Ano):er, 585 ; Anothre (Ane ojjer),
;
778,930,1130; on, 773; (Vppon),
2237 : Ano^re, 297, 501, 795, &c. on, 1641 ; in, 1670, 2247.
Anoyed (Novet),pj). annoyed, vexed, Aport, 8. outward appearance, personal
737.
bearing, deportment, 598,
Anoyntis. pr. s. anoints, 413.
5145.
Answare (Answer), s. answer, 3158 ;
Apparaill (Apperale), ger. to apparel,
(Answer), 2180. See Aunswer.
prepare, 1919.
Answaringis, jjZ. answers, 2180. (Apparement), s. apparel, 820.*
Answars, pr. s. answers, 234, 290, Appedanere, Lat. Appelmai, 5493.
362 ;
(Answers), 2183, 2263 (Apperys), 2 pr. s. appearest like,
Answard (Answerd), pt. pi, answered,
1842. See Apere.
1000.
Appils (Appills), pi. apples, 4718,
Antagoyne (Antigon), Antigonus, 5241.
1912.
Appollo, Apollo, 4634 ; Appole,
Antarticus, the Antartic or south 5118. See Appolyne.
pole, 31.
Appolomados, 2529. See note.
Anters, pi. adventures, 656. See Appolyne, Apollo, 4467 ; Appoline
Aunter.
(Apolyn),2254; (Appolyn), 2176;
Antiok, Antiochua, 6208 ; Anlioc, (Appolyne), 2183. See Appollo.