and abraiding, vbl. sb., 15th c. forms of UPBRAID, -ING due to phonetic confusion with prec.

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c. 1430.  Babees Book, 28. Of old surfaytes abrayde nat thy felawe.

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c. 1430.  Lydgate, Bochas (1554), VII. iv. 167 b. If the famous prudent olde Caton Had agein me in such caas made abrayd.

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c. 1430.  Syr Generides, 9335. The king seid … Goo hens for drede of more care. [Generides] for that abraiding Waxed wroth toward the king.

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1530.  Palsgr., 415/1. I abrayde one, I caste one in the tethe of a matter.

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1599.  Greene, Alphonsus (1861), 231. That thou da’rst thus abraid me in my land.

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