Wăr'rāy, v. t.

(126), v. t. [O. Fr. werreier, werrier, gerrier, guerroier, guerroyer, from werre, gerre, guerre, war; Pr. guerreier, Sp. & Pg. guerrear, It. guerriare, guerreggiare. See WAR.] To make war upon. [Obs.] Six years were run since first, in martial guise, The Christian lords warrayed the eastern land. Fairfax.