GLOSSARY.

A

Aback, _to hold or keep back_.

Abaid, _abode_.

Abnegation, _denial_.

Abone, abuif, _above_.

Abyid, _abide_.

Addettit, _indebted_.

Adjonit, _adjoined_.

Advoutrie, _adultery_.

Affray, _terror_.

Affrayid, _frightened_.

Afoir, afore, _before_.

Aggreage, _aggravate_.

Agylytye, _agility_.

Aiges, _ages_.

Aithis, _oaths_.

Aittis, _oats_.

Alane, _alone_.

Alay, _walk_, _alley_.

Allanerlie, _solely_, _only_.

Alluterlie, _entirely_, _wholly_.

Almany, _Germany_.

Almous, almouse, _alms_.

Als, alse, _as_, _also_.

Althocht, _although_.

Alwise, _always_.

Amangis, _amongst_.

Ambassade, _embassy_.

An, _if_.

Ane, _one_, _a_.

Anefold, _onefold_, _sincere_.

Anent, _touching_, _concerning_.

Anes, anis, _once_.

Aneuche, _enough_.

Appeiris, _appears_.

Appell, _appeal_.

Appone (_for_ oppone,) _oppose_.

Appreve, _approve_.

Arguessin, _lieutenant of a galley_.

Armite, _hermit_.

Art and part, _aider and abetter_.

Assistaris, _assisters_.

Astonyed, _astonished_.

Attour, _besides_, _beyond_, _moreover_.

Aucht, aught, _ought_.

Aucht, awght, _eight_.

Auditure, auditoure, _auditory_.

Aughtand, _owing_.

Aughtein, _eighteen_.

Auld, _old_.

Auncestouris, _ancestors_.

Avoid, _remove_, _evacuate_.

Avoutrie, _adultery_.

Aw, _doth owe_.

Awaitand, _waiting_.

Awin, _own_.

Ay, aye, _always_, _evermore_.

Ayre and laitt, _early and late_.

B

Backis (to give), _to retreat_, _to turn their backs_.

Baikin, _baken_.

Baith, _both_.

Baldness, _boldness_.

Balling, _revelling_.

Banded, _joined together_, _combined_.

Bannis, _bans_.

Barnes, bairnes, _child_, _children_, _also pupils_.

Bauldlie, _boldly_.

Bawbie, _a halfpenny_.

Bayr, _bore_.

Bayre, _bear_.

Beand, _being_.

Bear, _beer_.

Beck, _bow down_.

Begouth, _began_.

Begynand, _beginning_.

Beiris, _bears_.

Belyiffit, _believed_.

Belyve, _speedily_, _in a little time_.

Beseik, _beseech_.

Besiness, _business_.

Besyde, _near hand_, _by_, _with_.

Bigane, _bygone_.

Bigged, biggit, _built_.

Bill, _indytement_, _letter_, _petition_.

Birsit, _bruised_, _pressed_.

Birst, _burst_, _broke_.

Blawe, blawin, _blow_, _blown_.

Boddom, _bottom_.

Boit, _boat_.

Bolden, boldened, _to swell_, _swollen_, _embolden_.

Boosome, _besom_.

Bordell, _brothel_.

Bordouris, _the Borders_.

Bosses, _drunkards_.

Bot, _but_.

Bourd, _jest_.

Bow, bowes, _an arched gate_, _gates_.

Bowes, _Papal Bulls_.

Boyth, _both_.

Brack, _broke_.

Bragg, braggis, _boast_, _boasting_.

Braid, _broad_.

Braid, breid, _bread_.

Brede, _breed_.

Brek, _breach_.

Brek, _separate_.

Breke, _break_.

Brethir, _brothers_, _brethren_.

Breve, _brief_.

Brig, _bridge_.

Brocht, _brought_.

Brod, _board_.

Broillie, _disturbance_.

Browen, _brewed_.

Bruikit, _enjoyed_.

Bruited, _reported_.

Bruittis, bruytis, _reports_.

Bruke, bruik, _enjoy_.

Brunt, brynt, _burned_.

Bucheowris, bowcheouris, _butchers_.

Buddis, _buds_, _blossoms_.

Buddis, _bribes_.

Buffatis, _blows_.

Buikis, _books_.

Buirdeit, _boarded_.

Buist, buistis, _box_, _chest_.

Buist, (_for_ browst,) _brewing_.

Burding, bourding, _jesting_.

Burn his bill, _make recantation_.

Burstit, _burst_.

But, _without_.

Buttis, bootis, _butts_.

Byding, _staying_, _waiting_.

Bylle, _bill_.

Byrunne, _bypast_, _bygone_.

Byrse, _bristle, used metaphorically for the beard_.

C

Cagots, _an unfortunate race of people in the Pyrenees,

included by French writers among the_ Races maudîtes.

Cair, _care_.

Cairtis, _cards_.

Cais, _case_.

Cald, _cold_.

Calsay, _causeway_.

Cammoise, _canvas_, _coarse linen_.

Camped, _encamped_.

Campionnes, _champions_.

Cannabie, _canopy_.

Carcageis, _carcasses_.

Cartit, _carted_, _exposed as a malefactor_.

Carvit, _carved_.

Cassin, cassein, _cast_.

Cassit, _set aside_.

Cauldness, _coldness_.

Cautioner, _surety_.

Cayr, _care_.

Ceis, ceissit, _cease_, _ceased_.

Censement, _judgment_, _opinion_.

Certane (a), _certain number_.

Certes, _truly_, _of a truth_.

Chalmer-cheild, _valet-de-chambre_.

Chayre (open), _pulpit_, _public place_.

Cheaf, _sheaf_.

Cheinzies, _chains_.

Cheise, cheisit, _choose_, _choosed_.

Chymlay, _grate_, _chimney_.

Claw-backs, _flatterers_.

Clengeit, _acquitted_, _cleansed_.

Cleything, _cloathing_.

Clois, _close_.

Cloiss, _court_, _narrow lane_, _inclosure_.

Clud, _cloud_.

Cockle, _a weed abounding chiefly in corn-fields_.

Coft, _bought_.

Cohort, _exhort_.

Cold, _could_.

Collationat, _collated_, _examined word by word_.

Colourit, _pretended_, _apparent_.

Commend, _a benefice_ in commendam.

Commendatar, _Commendator, who enjoys the rents of an Abbacy

or other Benefice_.

Commoun, _common_.

Community, _commonality_.

Companyounis, _companions_.

Compeir, _appear_.

Compone, _agree_.

Compt, comptis, _account_, _accounts_.

Comptit, _reckoned_, _accounted_.

Conjured, _sworn_.

Consaif, _conceive_.

Consignit, _consigned_, _safely deposited_.

Consuetude, _custom_.

Contraryes, _opposers_, _contradictors_.

Contynew, _continue_.

Convenit, _convened_, _assembled_, _met together_.

Conveyit, _conveyed_.

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