Away
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 41
a-w.V, adv. out of the way absent.— int. begone I—(1 cannot) Away With = bear or eudurc Away with (hun) sc take away: (make) Away With = destroy. [A.S. aweg —a, on, meg, way, {lit.) on one’s wav.’] Awe, aw, «. reverential fear: dread. — v.t. to strike with or influence by fear. [Ice agi, A.S. egc, fear cog. with Gael eaghal, Gr. achos, anguish- From root ag-, seen in Anger, Anxious Aweary, a-we'ri, n weary [Pfx. a, and Weary
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