ppl. a. Obs.–1 [UN-1 10.] Not causing offence or annoyance; harmless. Also † Unnoyandness. Obs.
a. 1340. Hampole, Psalter, vii. 5. Deme me lord … eftere myn vnnoyandnes abouen me. Ibid., xl. 13. Me sothly for vnnoyandnes thou vptoke.
a. 1400. Relig. Pieces fr. Thornton MS., 61. The noyeand [creatures] þou made vs for to chasty, The vnnoyeand to sustayne vs and fede.
c. 1475. Cath. Angl. (MS. A), 256/1. Vn Noying, jnnocens [etc.].
