Part 8 (1/2)

From S _aff off_, and _lufe_, the palm of the hand

AFFPUT, _s_ Delay, or pretence for delaying S

AFFPUTTING, _adj_ Delaying, trifling, dilatory, _putting off_, S

AFFRAY, _s_ Fear, terror; Chaucer, id

Fr _affre_, _effroi_, terreur

_Barbour_

AFFROITLIE, _adv_ Affrightedly

Fr _effroy-er_, to frighten

_Douglas_

AFFSET, _s_

1 Dis away, S

2 An excuse, a pretence, S

_Ross_

Moes G _afsat-jan_, amovere

AFFSIDE, _s_ The farther side of any object, S Su G _afsides_, seorsum

AFLOCHT, AFLOUGHT, _part pa_ Agitated, in a flutter, S

V ~Flocht~

_bellenden_

AFORGAYN, _prep_ Opposite to; the saainst~, q v

_Barbour_

A S _onforan_, ante, coraed into _a_ in S and E, as _onweg_ into _away_ _Foran ongean_, ex adverso

AFORNENS, _prep_ Opposite to