assober, assobre (bre as ber)

t. [From Fr. sobre sober.] To sober; to make sober; to keep sober. [SOBER.] "And thus I rede thou a obre, Thyn heste, in hope of such a grace." Gower: Conf. Amant., bk vi. as-so-çi-a-bil-i-ty (or ci as shì), s. [Eng. a ociable ; -ity. In Ger. a oziabilitat .] The quality of being capable of a ociating together. "When dealing with the A ociability of Feelings, and the A ociability of Relations between Feelings. Herbert Spencer: Psychol . (2nd ed.), vol. ii., § 459.