Obs. [UN-1 14, 5 d.]
1. trans. To displease.
1340. Ayenb., 50. Glotounye … is a vice þet þe dyeuel is moche myde ypayd, and moche onpayþ god.
2. To leave unpaid; not to pay.
1515. Reg. Privy Seal Scotl., I. 409/1. At every viage … he frelie and unpaying ony custumez may discharge and charge [etc.].
1540. Extr. Aberd. Reg. (1844), I. 173. To … poind the personis for the rest of the taxt … of thame that hes vnpayit the samen.
1697. De La Pryme, Diary, 16 Oct. Mr. Elways did … grant unto his tennants … all their land to be tithe free, which they have unpay’d untill this time.
