arede

t. Hule & Nightingale (1557). ( Boucher.) [AREAD.] [A.S. aræd = counsel, welfare, * a-rē'ed, s. safety.] 1. Advice. 2. A discourse. a-rē'ek, adv. [Eng. a; reek.] In reeking state. [REEK.) "A me enger comes all areek Mordanto at Madrid to seek." Swift.