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t. [A.S. ( œt ) rædan.] To surpa in counsel or wisdom. ( Chaucer: C. T., 2,451.) ⚫ăt-rěn'ne, v.t. [A.S. (æt)rennan.] To outrun, to beat in running. (Chaucer: C. Т., 2,451.) *a-tre-te, *a-treet, *at-reed', adv. [Fr. à truit at a draught.] Continually, distinctly. ( Prompt. Parv.) a'-tri-al, a. [ATRIUM.] Biol.: Pertaining to the atrium (q.v.). *at-ri'de, v.t. [A.S. ( et )rid an.] To beat in riding, or on horseback. ( Layamon , iii. 264.)