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AVENAND, _adj_ Elegant in person and manners

_Gawan and Gol_

Fr _advenant_, _avenant_, handsome; also, courteous

AVENTURE, _In aventure_, _adv_ Lest, perchance

V ~Aunter~

_bellenden_

Fr _a l'aventure_, id

AVER, AVIR, AIVER, _s_

1 A horse used for labour, a cart-horse, S

_bellenden_

2 An old horse, one that is worn out with labour, S

_Dunbar_

3 A gelded goat, S

V ~Hebrun~

_Statist Acc_

L B _afferi_, _affri_, jumenta vel cavalli colonici; _averia_, _averii_, equi, boves, jue

V ~Arage~

AVERIL, _s_ Apparently a diminutive from _aver_, a beast for labour

_Dunbar_

AVERILE, AVYRYLE, _s_ April

_Wyntown_

AVERIN, AVEREN, AIVERIN, _s_ Cloudberry or knoutberry, S Rubus chamaemorus, Linn; eaten as a dessert in the north of S

_Ross_