pa. pple. [f. FOR- pref.1 + straught in DISTRAUGHT.] Distracted.
c. 1386. Chaucer, Shipman’s T., 104.
| As in a fourme sit a wery hare, | |
| Were al forstraught with houndes grete and smale. |
c. 1440. Ps. Penit. (1894), 58.
| Delyvere me lord from my fon felle, | |
| For straught to the yfled am y, | |
| Teche me thi wyl for to fulfelle, | |
| For thu art my god only. |
