Part 30 (2/2)

V ~Atir~, ~Eatir~

_Ross_

Belg _etterig_, full of matter; _eiter-en_, to suppurate

ATRYS, _s pl_ Perhaps from Fr _atour_, a French hood

_Watson's Coll_

ATRYST, _s_ Appointnation,

V ~Tryst~

_Dunbar_

ATTAMIE, A skeleton, S

Abbreviated from Fr _anatomie_

ATTEILLE, ATTEAL, ATTILE, _s_ Apparently the wigeon; being distinguished from the _teal_

_Acts Ja VI_

Isl _tialld-r_, turdus marinus

ATTELED, _part pa_ Aimed

_Sir Gawan and Sir Gal_

V ~Ettle~

ATTEMPTAT, _s_ A wicked or injurious enterprise

_bellenden_

L B _attee

ATTER-CAP, ATTIR-COP, _s_

1 A spider, S _Attercop_, _attercob_, id A Bor

_Montgomery_