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O E _asoyned_, excused; R Glouc _Essoine_, a legal excuse, Chaucer

V ~Essonyie~, _s_

Fr _essoyner_, _exon-ier_, to excuse fro to the wars Su G _son-a_, Germ _sun-en_, to reconcile, to explain; Moes G _sunj-an_, to justify

assURANCE, _s_ To take _assurance_ of an enee, under the condition of protection

_Complaynt S_

Fr _donner assurement_, fidem dare; L B _assecur-are_, from Lat

_ad_ and _secur-us_

ASTALIT, _part pa_ Decked or set out

_Gawan and Gol_

Fr _estail-er_, to display, to shew

_To_ ASTART, ASTERT, _v n_

1 To start, to fly hastily

_King's Quair_

2 To start aside from, to avoid

_King's Quair_

Teut _steert-en_, to fly; Germ, _starz-en_, to start up

ASTEER, _adv_ In confusion, in a bustling state; S q _on stir_

_Ritson_

ASTRE, _s_ A star; Fr

_Chron S Poet_

AT, _conj_ That; O E id Gower

_Barbour_

Dan and Swed _at_, quod; Su G _att_, a conjunction corresponding to Lat _ut_