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Unagast, -gaist, Wnagast, adj. [Agast adj.] Unafraid, fearless. Also with quasi-adv. force. — a1500 K. Hart 184.
Full glaid thai glyde as gromes vnagaist 1533 Boece 556b.
Seing him sa stoutlie and vnagast remane with his folkis 1535 Stewart 13376.
Syne said to him thir wordis vnagast 1535 Stewart 50709.
Wnagast a1605 Montg. Misc. P. xiv 32.
I pas the tym but pain, And vnagast
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