Part 26 (1/2)

_Douglas_

V ~Hoif~

ARTOW, Art thou? used interrogatively, S the verb and pronoun being often, in colloquial language, conjoined in Scottish, as in Germ and Isl

Isl _ertu_, id

_King's Quair_

_Ertow_, id

_Ywaine and Gawin_

AS, _conj_ Than, S synon with _nor_

_Kelly_

AS, ass, assE, ALSE, _s_ Ashes; plur _assis_, S _ass_ and _aiss_; A

Bor _ass_, cumberl _esse_, id

_Dunbar_

Moes G _asja_, Ale _asche_, Su G and Isl _aska_, cinis

assHOLE, _s_ The place for receiving the ashes under the grate; S

Lancash _esshole_, _ashole_, id

V Preceding word

ASCHET, _s_ A large flat plate on which ht to the table, S

Fr _assiette_, ”a trencher-plate,” Cotgr

ASYNIS, _s pl_ asses

_bellenden_

Fr _asne_, Lat _asin-us_

ASK, AWSK, _s_ An eft, a newt; a kind of lizard, S; _asker_, A Bor

_Wyntown_