The Collaborative International Dictionary
Adward
Adward \Ad*ward"\, n.
Award. [Obs.]
--Spenser.
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adward
n. (obsolete form of award English)
Usage examples of "adward".
His name was Daunger dreaded ouer all,Who day and night did watch and duely ward,From fearefull cowards, entrance to forstall,And faint-heart-fooles, whom shew of perill hardCould terrifie from Fortunes faire adward:For oftentimes faint hearts at first espiallOf his grim face, were from approaching scard.