a., adv. and sb. Obs. [f. LARGE a. + -Y.] A. adj. Large. B. adv. Largely. C. sb. At the largiest: in the fullest manner.
1395. Purvey, Remonstr. (1851), 154. Of this abhominacoun it is seid largiere bifore in the ij. article.
c. 1400. Destr. Troy, 4961. Largior þen a lawriall & lengur with all.
1535. Coverdale, 2 Macc. ii. 32. He … vseth few wordes, and toucheth not the matter at the largiest.
1555–8. Phaër, Æneid, I. B iij. Largy streames out from his eies he shed.
1567. Turberv., Ovid’s Ep., 143 b. In largie seas … Aye fleeting to and fro.
1594. Carew, Tasso (1881), 102. Who open … saw this largy gate.
