afforme

t. [Lat. ad to formo = to shape, to fashion; form a form, figure, shape.] To conform. "To hym that is most honourable Afforme your maners and entent." * af-forn', prep . Doct. of Good Servauntes, p. 8. [AFORNE.] Before. ( MS. Ashmole.) ( Hall i well .) *a-forst', *a-furst, *a-ferst', a. [ATHIRST.] Thirsty. "Not halffe ynowh thereof he hadde, Oft he was afforst." The Frere & the Boy, iv. "A-ferst hy were for weryne e, So sore that nas ende.' MS. Coll. Trin. ( Hall i well .)