Alle-be-dene, [4], by and by, forthwith. See Sir Fred. Madden’s Havelok, 730, 2841, and glos. in voc.
Allether, [14], [230], gen. pl. of all.
Alleredy, all ready.
Altheris, [202], of you all.
Althing, [57], every thing.
Amat, [294], dismayed. Chaucer and Shakespeare use the verb mate, which is doubtlessly the same. See The Knightes Tale, l. 957, and second part of Henry VI., act. iii. sc. i.
Amonge, at intervals. Answers to the Latin word “mixtim.”
Amoure, [50], love.
An, and.
And, if.