*A-masked. Bewildered, lost (MS. Lansd., in a letter dated 1697: H.Wr.).—Obsolete.
'Leaving him more masked than he was before.'
Fuller's Holy War, iii. 2.
Ameäd. Aftermath. See note to Yeomath.—N.W. (Cherhill.)
*Anan, 'Nan. What do you say? (A.B.); used by a labourer who does not quite comprehend his master's orders. 'Nan (A.B.) is still occasionally used in N. Wilts, but it is almost obsolete.—N. & S.W.
Anbye. adv. Some time hence, presently, at some future time. 'I be main busy now, but I'll do't anbye.'—N.W.
Anchor. The chape of a buckle (A.B.).—S.W.
And that. And all that sort of thing, and so forth. 'Well, he do have a drop tide-times and that.'—S.W.
Aneoust, Aneust, Anoust, Neust, or Noust. Nearly, about the same (A.B.G.).—N. & S.W.