Ab-a'wed', p. & a.

p. & a. [O. Fr. esbahí, p. of esbahir, N. Fr. ébahir, Pr. esbahir, It. sbàire, from Latin prep. and pref. ex, O. Fr. es, It. s and baire, to be astonished.] Abashed. [Obs.] Chaucer.