Obs. exc. dial. Also 4 vyse, 6 vise, Sc. wice, vyce, 9 dial. vize. [Aphetic f. avise, avyse, etc., ADVICE.] Counsel; advice.
1387–8. T. Usk, Test. Love, I. ii. (Skeat), l. 60. Now thou comest goodly by thyn owne vyse, to comforte me with wordes.
a. 1500. Lancelot, 1999. Mot euery king have this wice in mynd In tyme.
c. 1560. A. Scott, Poems (S.T.S.), v. 23. Sic senȝeoris tymis our weill this sessone; Vpoun thair vyce war lang to waik.
a. 1847. Isle of Wight Gloss. (E.D.S.), 40. Vice, or Vize, advice.
