adv. Obs., prop. phr. [A prep.1 of order in a series, at + LAST. Layamon has a fuller a þan laste, beside at þan laste, and Ormin att lattste.] In the last place; at last.
c. 1230. Ancr. R., 42. Alast þet uerset, ‘Ecce ancilla Domini.’
c. 1320. Cast. Loue, 457. So þat Pees a-last vp-breek.
1340. Ayenb., 139. Alast hit is wone of þe poure manne þet … he ne heþ none ssame to acsi.
