v. Obs. rare. [ad. F. égarer to mislead, and refl. to stray.] trans. To put aside, dispense with; intr. To stray, wander. Hence Egarring vbl. sb.
1544. St. Papers Hen. VIII., I. 765. Item, to know the Kinges Majestes pleasur … for egarring of certeyn fotemen.
1584. Southerne, Pandora, 3. But if I will thus like Pindar, In many discourses Egar.
