v. Obs. Also 4–5 atrey. [f. A- pref. 1 + TRAY v., OE. treʓian.] To vex, trouble.
c. 1320. Seuyn Sages (W.), 1867. Swithe sore sche him atraid.
c. 1330. Kyng of Tars, 605. He sturte him up … In his herte sore atrayyed.
a. 1400. Cov. Myst., 350. We were of hym so sore atreyd.
