v. Obs. rare. Forms: 3 adune, 5 adene. [f. A- pref. 1 intensive + DIN v., OE. dynian, f. dyne sb. noise, DIN.] To din; to deafen, stun with noise.
a. 1250. Owl & Night., 337. Mid þine pipinge pu adunest Þas monnes earen þar þu wunest.
1426. Audelay, 78. I was adenyd of that dynt, Hit stonede me, and mad me stont.
