attre (A.S.) [243], poison, venom
a-tweyne (A.S.) in two
aught (A.S.) something, anything, everything
auncer (A.N.) [90], a small vessel or cup. In Low-Latin it is called anceria. See Ducange, s. v., who quotes from a charter of the date of 1320 the words, Una cum cuppis, anceriis, tonis, et aliis utensilibus
auntren (A.N.) to venture, adventure, pret. s. auntrede, [382], auntred, [435]
auter, pl. auteres (A.N.) altar
avarouser (A.N.) more avaricious
aventrous (A.N.) [370], adventurers, adventurous persons
aventure (A.N.) an adventure, an accident. an aventure, [47], by adventure, by chance
avoutrye (A.N.) adultery