average (3) (age = ig), averish

[From Fr. hiver = winter, and Eng. eatage. (Todd.).] 1. Winter eatage. (Craven dialect.) The breaking of corn-fields, edish, rough ings. ( North in general.) ( Grose .) 2. Stubble. (S. in Boucher .) ǎv-er-age-lý (age = ig), adv . [Eng. average; -ly.] According to an average. IMG:content-0926.png:[blocks in formation] 8. av-er-ěn, ăv-er-in, *ai'-ver-in, [From Welsh avan = a wild strawberry.] [AVENS.] A wild strawberry. "And spies a spot of averens ere lang." Ro : Helenore, p. 26. (S. in Boucher.) * ǎv'-er-ēne, s. [From O. Scotch aver = oat.] Money payable as custom-house duty on oats. ( Jamie son .) "With powar to vptak the toll is, customeis, pryngilt, averene ent reis silver,. pryn gadgeing silver, ."Acts Charles 1. (ed. 1814), v. 627. (Jamie son.) In