Part 31 (1/2)

2 An ill-natured person; one of a virulent or nant disposition, S

A S _atter-coppe_, _atter-coppa_, aranea, from _atter_ venenum, and _coppe_ calix, q ”a _cup_ full of _venom_;” like Isl _eitrorm_ a serpent, i e ”a poisonous worm”

ATTOUR, _prep_

V ~Atour~

ATWEESH, _prep_ Between

_shi+rrefs_

Franc _tuisc_, _entuishan_, Belg _tuschen_, inter

AVA', _adv_ At all, S

_Ross_

Corr from _af_ or _of_, and _all_

AVAILL, _s_ Abasement, humiliation

_Dunbar_

Fr _aval-er_, _avall-er_, to fall down; _aval_, en descendant, au bas, en bas; _ad vall-em_; Gl Roquefort

_To_ AUALE, _v n_ To descend

V ~Availl~

_Douglas_

AUANT, AWANT, _s_ Boast, vaunt; Chaucer, id

_Douglas_

AVANTCURRIER, _s_ One of the fore-runners of an aruards

_Godscroft_

Fr _avantcoureur_, from _avant_ before, and _courir_ to run

AUCHINDORAS, _s_ A large thorn-tree at the end of a house; Fife