†aˈgliff,v.Obs.Pa.pple.3 aglyfte, oglyft.[f.a- prefix 1 + gliff to alarm.]To frighten. Only inpa.pple.Frightened, terrified.1303R. BrunneHandl. Synne 3587As he stode so sore aglyfte.1330―Chron.70William was oglyft..þat falle mad him ofright.Ibid.72For William þei were oglift, & said, þat we ne dar.