aggrege, aggreggyn

t. [AGREG.] *ag-gre , v.t. & i. [Lat. aggre us = an at tack, also pa. par. of aggredior = to go to: ad to, and gradior = to walk or go.] [GRADE.] 1. Trans.: To make an aggre ion against, to attack; to take the initiative in a quarrel or fight with any one. 2. In trans.: To make an aggre ion; to take the first step in a quarrel or in a war; to be the first to fight. [See example under the pr. par.]