⚫arwe

t. [A.S. eargian=to be a coward.] [ARWE, a.] To render timid. "Hast arwed many herdy men that hadden wil to fyghte." Piers Plowman . (Boucher.) ⚫ar-we (plural * ar-wěş, * ar-wěn), s. [ARROW.] An arrow. "A bow he bar, and arwes bright and kene." Chaucer: C. T. , 6,963. *är-wyg-yll, s. [EARWIG.] -ary, as suffix. (From Lat. suff. -arius, -arium.] 1. An agent in performing any act or doing any work; as lapidary (Lat. lapidarius ) = a worker in stone. 2. A place for; as library (Lat. librarium ) - a place for books. 3. Connected with or pertaining to.