pa. pple. Obs. [The only part found of vb. agrame, agreme, agrome, coinciding in form and sense with OFr. agramir, agremir (also engr-) chiefly used in pa. pple. agrami, etc.; f. à to (or en in) + gram adj. (Pr. gram, It. gramo) a. OHG. gram, angry. But OE. had also gram adj. and gremian, gremman vb., to enrage, ME. gremien, greme, whence a-gremed might have been formed with A- pref. 1, independently of Fr. (cf. OHG. ergremen). The special influence of OFr. agrami seems clear in the form agramed, but see GRAME, GREME.] Angered, vexed, enraged.
c. 1300. K. Alis., 3310. Y am aschamed, And sore anoyed, and agramed.
c. 1314. Guy Warw., 84. As he that was agremed in hert.
c. 1430. Generides, 6044. In his hert right yuel agramed.
a. 1500. Chron. Eng., 863, in Ritson, Metr. Rom., II. 306. The kyng wes ful sore agromed.
1692. Coles, Agramed, aggrieved (obs.).
1775. Ash, Agramed, grieved (obs.).
