adv. Obs. [f. prec. with adverbial genitive -s.] = AWAY.
1556. Chron. Grey Friars (1852), 33. He brake aways from them and went beyend see.
1591. Spenser, Virg. Gnat, 430. And from her farre awayes A rulesse rout … lie Wallowed in their blood.
1652. Culpepper, Engl. Phys. Enl. (1809), 129. The decoction … and the herb … do take them aways [printed away]. [Hereaways, thereaways, are common in Suffolk. F. Hall.]
