Drede(n)

, Dred , v. trans. to fear, IV b 85, V 287, XI b 141, XVII 47, 55; intr. to be afraid, IV a 31 (with of ), 61, V 143; refl. to be afraid, XI a 61, XII b 67, 108 ( dradde him vnto , was afraid of). Dradde , pa. t. XII b 67, 108; Dredde , I 145, XIV c 30, 62; Drad , pp. XIV c 19. [OE. (on)drēdan , -drǣdan .] See Adrad.