aglutte

t. [Probably cognate with AGLOTYE (q.v.) = to glut.] To choke. "And whan she is waking, she a ayeth to put over at thentring, and it is agluttyd and kelyd wyth the glette that she hath engendered."- Book of St. Albans , sig. c. i. *a-glut'-tyd, pa. par. [AGLUTTE.] *a-glyft'e, pa . par ., as if from a verb aglyfte . [Deriv. uncertain.] Frightened. ( MS . Harl ., 1701, f. 24.) ( Hall i well .)