v. Obs. [f. A- pref. 1 + WRATH v.; or for OE. ʓewráðian.] trans. (and refl.) To make angry, enrage.
[1070. O. E. Chron. Þa ʓewraðede hine … Landfranc.]
a. 1250. Owl & Night., 1276. Nis … noȝt so glad that hit ne a-wrotheth.
1250. Lay., 24834. Þer wes Ardures hird hehliche awraððed.
