v. Obs.; also 5 awye. [a. OF. avie-r:—Rom. *adviāre: see AVAY.] To send away, dismiss; refl. To take one’s way.
c. 1440. Morte Arth., 3717. Sir Arthure and Gawayne avyede theme bothene.
c. 1485. Digby Myst. (1882), III. 500. I wol a-wye sovereyns; and soiettes I dys-deyne.
