pa. pple. Obs.; also 6 affreyd. [Either for FRAYED with s.w. prefix a- for i-, y-, ȝe-, or with intensive a-] Frayed, rubbed, worn bare.
c. 1400. Tundale Vis., 121. And feyth with frawde is corrupt and afrayed.
1523. Fitzherbert, Husbandry (1534), G viij. Affreyd is an yll disease, and commethe of great labour and rydynge faste with a contynuall sweate.
