a greage

t. [From Eng. agree (?).] Το allege. "Neither dyd I euer put in question yf I shoulde do you right, as you appeare to agreage."-byerton Papers , p. 226. *a-great, adv. [A.S. a = on (?); great = great.] Altogether. ( Baret: Alvearie.) *ă-gre-ā-tion, s. [Fr.] Agreement. "A popular a great i on of all the vndertakers."- Acts Chas . 7. (ed. 18141, vol. v., 229.