v. ? Obs. [f. L. aggerāt- ppl. stem of aggerā-re to heap up; f. agger a heap: see prec.] To heap up. lit. and fig.
1553–87. Foxe, A. & M. (1596), 359/2. Aggerating and exaggerating the fault to the uttermost.
1693. W. Robertson, Phraseol. Gen., 55. To aggerate, or heap together … To aggerate a Tree; i.e. to dung a Tree, or heap earth about it … To aggerate, i.e. to quicken pace or going.
1775. Ash, Aggerate (not much used).
