a. Obs.–0 [f. the stem of UG sb. and v. Cf. OUGLE a., and mod.Norw. uggall (Ross).] = UGLY a. 1.

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1499.  Promp. Parv. (Pynson), Vggyll, horridus, horribilis. [Pynson has also the verb ugglyn for uggyn, uggone (see UG v.) of the manuscripts.]

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