averie

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 41
[O. Eng. aver; -y, -ie. Sw. hafrebod.] [AVER (2).] Live stock, as including horses, cattle, . "Calculation of what money and victuals will yearly furnish and sustain their Majesties house and averie . -Keith: Hist . , A. 1565, p. 321. * ā'-ver-il (1), * ā'-uer-il (u as v) ( 0. Eng .), *ā'-ver-ile, * ā'-vyr-yle (yr as ir), (0. Scotch), s. [Fr. Avril . ] April. "Thes furste was cleped Mars, That othir Averil , the thridde May, Thes furthe Junye, the longe day. A lisa under, 51. (S. in Boucher .)
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