arret, arrett, arette, aritte

t. (From Fr. arréter; Low Lat, arreto; the same as arresto.] [ARREST, v. & s.] 1. To reckon, to lay to the charge, or put to the account of. his faith is aretted to rightwysne e."Wyclife: Rom. iv. 5. 2. To charge with a crime. (Scotch.) "And gud Schyr Dawy of Brechyn Was off this deid arettyt syne." Barbour, xix. 20. MS. IMG:content-0763.png:[blocks in formation]