ablepsia, or ablepsy

[Gr. ἀβλεψία ( ablepsia ) = blindne .] Blindne , want of sight. (Cocker am.) a-blěp'-tic-al-ly, adv . [From Gr. ἀβλεπτέω (ablepteo) to overlook. a, priv.; βλέπω (blepo) to look.] Inadvertently, by oversight. *a-blěs'-syd. Old spelling of BLESSED. ab'-lět. [ABLEN.] able we (a-blû), pret. [BLOW.] Blew. "Aswon the sche overthrewe Wawain sone hir able we ." Arthour and Merlin, p. 315. • a-bliche, adv. Fitly, properly. "These mowe abliche be chosen to chivalrye," MS. Douce, 291, fo. 10.