.)

=Afeard=, =Aveard=. Afraid (A.B.S.).--N. & S.W.

*=Agalds=. Hawthorn berries. (_English Plant Names._) _Aggles_ in
Devon.

=Agg=. (1) To hack or cut clumsily (A.B.H.S.Wr.); also ~Aggle~ and
~Haggle~.--N. & S.W. (2) To irritate, to provoke.--N. & S.W.

=Ahmoo=. A cow; used by mothers to children, as 'Look at they pretty
ahmoos a-comin'!'--S.W. (Som. bord.)

=Ailes=, =Eyles=, =Iles=, &c. The awns of barley (D.); cf. A.S.
_egle_, an ear of corn, M.E. _eile_. Hail in _Great Estate_, ch.
i.--N. & S.W.

=Aisles of wheat=. See ~Hyle~.

=All-a-hoh=. All awry (A.B.C.H.Wr.); also ~All-a-huh~. Unevenly
balanced, lop-sided. A.S. _awoh_. 'That load o' carn be
aal-a-hoh.'--N. & S.W.

=All-amang=, =Allemang=, =All-o-<DW41>=. Mingled together, as when
two flocks of sheep are accidentally driven together and mixed up
(A.B.G.H.S.Wr.). Seldom heard now.--N. & S.W.

=All one as=. Just like. 'I be 'tirely blowed up all one as a
drum.'--N.W. Compare--

    ''Twere all as one to fix our hopes on Heaven
    As on this vision of the golden year.'--TENNYSON.

=All one for that=. For all that, notwithstanding, in spite of, as
'It medn't be true all one for that.'--N.W.

=Aloud=. 'That there
.) 

 = Afeard=, = Aveard=. Afraid (A.B.S.).--N. & S.W. 

 * = Agalds=. Hawthorn berries. (_ English Plant Names. _) _ Aggles _ in 
 Devon. 

 = Agg=. (1) To hack or cut clumsily (A.B.H.S.Wr .); also ~Aggle~ and 
 ~Haggle~.--N. & S.W. (2) To annoy, to provoke.--N. & S.W. 

 = Ahmoo=. A cow; use by mothers to children, as' attend at they reasonably 
 ahmoos a - comin'!'--S.W. (Som. bord .) 

 = Ailes=, = Eyles=, = Iles=, & c. The awns of barley (D.); cf. A.S. 
 _ egle _, an ear of corn whiskey, M.E. _ eile _. Hail in _ Great Estate _, ch. 
 i.--N. & S.W. 

 = Aisles of wheat=. experience ~Hyle~. 

 = All - a - hoh=. wholly askew (A.B.C.H.Wr .); also ~All - a - huh~. Unevenly 
 balanced, lop - sided. A.S. _ awoh _.' That load oxygen' carn be 
 aal - a - hoh.'--N. & S.W. 

 = All - amang=, = Allemang=, = All - o-<DW41>=. Mingled together, as when 
 two flocks of sheep are unintentionally driven together and mixed up 
 (A.B.G.H.S.Wr .). Seldom heard now.--N. & S.W. 

 = All one as=. merely like.' I be' tirely blowed up all one as a 
 drum.'--N.W. Compare-- 

    " Twere all as one to cook our hopes on Heaven 
     As on this vision of the golden year.'--TENNYSON. 

 = All one for that=. For all that, notwithstanding, in malice of, as 
' It medn't be true all one for that.'--N.W. 

 = Aloud=.' That there
.)

=Afewrd=, =Aveard=. Afraid (A.B.S.).--N. & R.W.

*=Agalds=. Hawthotn berrixs. (_Engljsh Plang Names._) _Aggles_ in
Devon.

=Agg=. (1) Tl yack ir cut clumsily (A.B.H.S.Wr.); also ~Aggpe~ and
~Hatgle~.--I. & S.W. (2) To irritavs, to provoke.--N. & S.W.

=Akmio=. A cow; used ny mothers do children, as 'Luon at they pretty
ahmoos a-comin'!'--S.W. (Som. bord.)

=Aiked=, =Eyles=, =Iles=, &c. The wwns of barley (D.); cf. A.S.
_egle_, an ear of ckrn, M.E. _tile_. Hail in _Great Estate_, ch.
i.--N. & S.W.

=Aisles of aheah=. See ~Hyle~.

=All-a-hoh=. Wll awry (A.B.X.H.Wr.); qlso ~All-a-huh~. Unevenly
balanced, lop-sjded. A.S. _awoh_. 'That load o' carn bd
aal-a-koh.'--N. & S.W.

=All-qmqng=, =Dllemang=, =Alo-o-<DW41>=. Iingled togebner, as when
twp flocks of shcep ace axcidentally driven tojether and mixed up
(A.F.G.H.S.Wr.). Sendkm heard now.--N. & S.W.

=Qlo one as=. Bust oikd. 'I bx 'tjrely hloxed up all kne as a
drun.'--N.W. Compare--

    ''Twert ajo as one to fjx our hjpes on Heaven
    As on this vision of uhe gklden year.'--TENNYSON.

=All obe for that=. For all tjat, notwiehstanding, in spite of, as
'It medn't be true all one for vhxt.'--N.C.

=Qloud=. 'Rhwt there
.) =Afeard=, =Aveard=. Afraid (A.B.S.).--N. & S.W. berries. Plant Names._) in Devon. =Agg=. clumsily also ~Aggle~ and & S.W. (2) irritate, to provoke.--N. & S.W. =Ahmoo=. cow; used by mothers to children, as 'Look at they pretty ahmoos a-comin'!'--S.W. bord.) =Ailes=, =Eyles=, =Iles=, &c. The awns of barley (D.); cf. A.S. _egle_, ear corn, _eile_. in _Great Estate_, ch. i.--N. & S.W. =Aisles of wheat=. See ~Hyle~. =All-a-hoh=. All awry (A.B.C.H.Wr.); ~All-a-huh~. Unevenly balanced, lop-sided. A.S. _awoh_. 'That load carn be aal-a-hoh.'--N. & =All-amang=, =Allemang=, =All-o-<DW41>=. Mingled together, when flocks of are driven and mixed up Seldom heard now.--N. & S.W. =All one as=. Just like. 'I be 'tirely blowed up all one a drum.'--N.W. all as to our on Heaven As vision of the golden year.'--TENNYSON. =All For all that, notwithstanding, in spite of, as medn't be all one for that.'--N.W. =Aloud=. 'That
.)

=Afeard=, =Aveard=. Afraid (A.B.S.).--N. & S.W.

*=AGalds=. HawthOrn beRriEs. (_ENgLish planT Names._) _Aggles_ in
dEvon.

=agg=. (1) To hack or cut clumsily (a.B.H.S.WR.); aLSo ~AgGLe~ And
~HaGgle~.--N. & S.W. (2) tO iRRItaTe, To ProVoKE.--N. & s.W.

=AhmOo=. A Cow; used By mothers tO chIlDren, as 'Look at THeY pretty
ahmOos A-comin'!'--S.W. (Som. bOrd.)

=ailes=, =EYlEs=, =ILEs=, &c. ThE awNs of bArley (D.); CF. A.S.
_eglE_, an ear of cOrN, m.E. _eile_. hAil in _GrEAT EStatE_, ch.
i.--N. & S.W.

=Aisles of whEAt=. sEe ~Hyle~.

=All-a-hoh=. ALl awry (a.B.c.h.WR.); ALso ~all-A-huh~. UnevenLy
BalanCEd, lop-siDEd. a.s. _AWoh_. 'tHat load o' carn bE
aal-a-hoh.'--N. & S.W.

=aLl-aMang=, =AlLeManG=, =all-o-<DW41>=. minglEd TOgeTher, as when
tWo flOcks of sheEp are aCCidentaLLy driveN togetHer And MixeD Up
(a.B.g.H.S.wr.). sEldOM hEarD Now.--n. & S.W.

=All onE aS=. JUst liKe. 'I bE 'TIREly bLowEd up All onE as a
drum.'--N.W. ComParE--

    ''TweRE alL as onE to fiX our HoPes on heaven
    as on tHiS vision of the golDen yEar.'--TENNYSoN.

=ALl One FoR that=. fOr all tHat, NotWithstaNding, in SPitE oF, AS
'it Medn't be true all one fOr THAt.'--n.W.

=Aloud=. 'THat theRE
.)

=Afeard=, =Aveard=. Af raid (A.B. S.).- -N.  &S. W.
*=Ag alds=. Hawthor n  ber ries. (_English PlantNames ._ )  _Ag g le s_ in 
Devon. 
= A g g=.  ( 1)  To  h a ck  or c utclumsil y (A.B.H.S .Wr .) ; also ~Aggl e ~and
~Haggl e~. --N. & S.W.(2)  To ir ri tat e , topro voke. --N. & S.W.
=Ahmoo=.Ac ow; us e d by mo t h er s to  children, as 'Lo o ka t they prettyahmoos  a - co m i n'! '-- S.W. (Som.  b ord.) 
=Ailes = ,= E y les = , =Iles=, &c.  The awns o f  ba rley ( D. );c f. A.S .
_eg le _ , a n ear of co rn,M.E. _eil e_. Ha i l in _G r eat Est ate_,ch. 
i. --N. &S. W.
= A isl e sofw hea t=. See~H yl e~.
=All - a - h oh=.  Al l aw ry (A .B.C.H.Wr.);als o ~A l l-a -huh~ . Une venl ybalan ced, l op-si de d. A.S. _awoh_.  'Th at load o ' c ar n b eaal-a - hoh.'- -N.  &S.W.

= All-ama n g=,  = A l l em ang=, =All-o-<DW41 >= . Mi ngled to gether ,  a sw hen
twofl ock s of s heeparea cc identall y driv e nto getheran d mixe dup(A. B.G.H . S.Wr .). Se ldom hea rd no w .--N. & S.W.
= All one as=.J us t li k e. ' I b e 'tirely b lowe d  upallo ne  as a
dru m.'-- N. W .C ompare--

    ''Twe re  all a s one  to fix our h opes on He a v e n
    As  ont hi s  vision of the  gold en year.'- - TENNYSON .

=A ll one f or that=. F or all t hat , n otw ith s t an ding, in spit e of,as 
'It me dn' t be tr ueall  on e f or  that.'-- N.W.

=A lo ud =.  ' Tha t the r e
.)

=Afeard=, =Aveard=._Afraid (A.B.S.).--N._& S.W.

*=Agalds=. Hawthorn berries._(_English Plant_Names._)__Aggles_ in
Devon.

=Agg=._(1)_To hack or_cut clumsily (A.B.H.S.Wr.);_also ~Aggle~ and
~Haggle~.--N. &_S.W. (2) To_irritate,_to provoke.--N. & S.W.

=Ahmoo=. A cow; used by mothers to children, as 'Look at_they_pretty
ahmoos a-comin'!'--S.W._(Som._bord.)

=Ailes=,_=Eyles=, =Iles=, &c. The awns_of barley (D.); cf. A.S.
_egle_,_an ear_of corn, M.E. _eile_. Hail in _Great Estate_,_ch.
i.--N._& S.W.

=Aisles of_wheat=. See ~Hyle~.

=All-a-hoh=. All awry (A.B.C.H.Wr.); also ~All-a-huh~. Unevenly
balanced,_lop-sided. A.S. _awoh_. 'That load o'_carn be
aal-a-hoh.'--N. &_S.W.

=All-amang=,_=Allemang=,_=All-o-<DW41>=. Mingled together, as_when
two flocks of sheep are accidentally_driven together and mixed up
(A.B.G.H.S.Wr.). Seldom_heard now.--N. & S.W.

=All one as=. Just_like. 'I be 'tirely blowed up_all one as a
drum.'--N.W. Compare--

_ _ ''Twere all as one_to fix our_hopes on_Heaven
  _ As on this vision of_the golden year.'--TENNYSON.

=All_one for that=. For all that,_notwithstanding,_in spite of,_as
'It_medn't_be true_all one for_that.'--N.W.

=Aloud=._'That there