to the rescue (cf. _make reschewes_, Morte Arthure 433), VI 250 (_see_
note). [Stem of ME. _rescouen_, v., OFr. _rescourre_.]
#Resette#, _n._ (place of) refuge, shelter, V 96. [OFr. _recet_.]
#Residue#, _n._ residue, VIII _a_ 94. [OFr. _residu_.]
#Reson#, #Resoun(e)#, #Reasoune#, _n._ reason, (good) sense, VIII _a_
311, XI _a_ 30, 48, _b_ 6, XII _b_ 225, XVII 501, &c.; (personified)
VIII _b_ 5, &c.; what is reasonable, XVI 263; reasoning, XVI 255;
argument, saying, XVI 337; _by reson_, as a logical consequence, XVII
81; motive, in _by þat resoune_, with that intent, XVI 248. [OFr.
_raison_, _re(i)son_.]
#Resonabele#, _adj._ reasonable, VI 163. [OFr. _resonable_.] _See_
Vnresounable.
#Restay#, _v._ to stop; _intr._ to pause, VI 77. [OFr. _resteir_; see
_N.E.D._, s.v. _Stay_, v.]
#Restor(e)#, _v._ to restore, V 215, XVI 13, XVII 29; _trwe mon trwe
restore_, let an honest man honestly restore (another's property), V
286. [OFr. _restorer_.]
#Ret#. _See_ Red(e), _v._
#Reue#, _n._ reeve, manager of an estate, VI 182, XI _b_ 288. [OE.
_(ge-)rēfa_.]
#Reue#, _v._ to rob, steal, IV _b_ 20; constr. with _dat. pron._ of
person deprived, IV _a_ 83, XV _c_ 31. [OE. _rēafian_.]
#Reuey<se>d#. _See_ Rauysche.
#Reuel#, _v._ revel, V 333. [OFr. _reveler_.]
#Reuerence#, _n._ reverence; _at þe r._, out of respect, V 138; _do a
r._, make an obeisance, XII _b_ 128. [OFr. _reverence_.]
#Reuerse#, _v._ to reverse, countermand, XI _a_ 15. [OFr. _reverser_.]
#Reuest#, _pa. t. (refl.)_ vested, robed (himself), I 70. [OFr.
_revestir_.]
#Reulis#, _n. pl._ rules, XI _b_ 203. [OFr. _reule_.] _See_ Rewle.
#Reume#. _See_ Reame.
#Reuþe#, #Rawþe#, _n._ (mental) pain, grief; _hedde r. þerof_, was
grieved at that, III 20; _r. to here_, grievous to hear, V 136 (_cf._
Noy, Pine). [Extended with suffix _-þ_ from OE. _hrēow_; cf. ON.
_hrygð_.] _See_ Rewe(ful).
#Reward(e)#, _n._ regard, consideration, in _takeþ r. of_ (_to_), give a
thought (to), XIV _c_ 105-7; reward, VI 244, XII _b_ 42. [ONFr.
_reward_.]
#Rewardeþ#, _3 sg. pres._ gives reward, VIII _b_ 32. [ONFr. _rewarder_.]
#Rew(e)#, _v._ to rue, regret, II 570, XVII 202; _it shal him rewe_, he
shall rue it, XV _a_ 23. [OE. _hrēowan_, pers. and impers.]
#Reweful#, #Ruful# (V), _adj._ rueful; piteous, II 114; grievous, V 8.
[OE. _hrēow_ + _full_.]
#Rewle#, _v._ to guide, XVII 429. [OFr. _reuler_.] _See_ Reulis.
#Rybaudry#, _n._ ribaldry, coarse jesting, II 9. [OFr. _ribauderie_.]
_See_ Rebalde.
#Ribbes#, _n. pl._ ribs, IX 257. [OE. _ribb_.]
#Riche#, #Ryche#, _adj._ of high rank, noble, II 326, 446, VIII _b_ 26,
XV _g_ 18, &c.; wealthy, III 52, &c.; splendid, costly, rich, II 81,
161, 356, &c.; high (feast), V 333; _quasi-sb._ noble (steed), V 109;
_adv._ (or _predic. adj._) richly, II 362. [OE. _rīce_; OFr.
_riche_.]
#Ryche#, _n._ kingdom, VI 241. [OE. _rīce_.] _See_ Heuenryche.
#Ryched#, _pp._ directed, intended, V 138. [OE. _reccan_, but form prob.
due to confusion with ME. _richen_, _ruchen_ (OE. _*ryccan_), draw.]
#Richt#, #Rycht#. _See_ Right.
#Rydde#, _v._ to separate (combatants), V 178. [Blend of OE. _hreddan_,
rescue, and ON. _ryðja_, rid.]
#Ride#, #Ryde#, _v._ to ride, II 340 (_subj._), 347, V 39, 76 (note),
&c., #Raid#, _pa. t. sg._ X 149; #Rod(e)#; I 62, V 21, XV _a_ 4; _him
rod_, sailed, XIV _c_ 61; #Riden#, _pl._ II 308; #Ryden#, _pp._ gone on
military service (as knights), VIII _b_ 78. [OE. _rīdan_.]
#Rifild#, _pp._ despoiled, XIV _a_ 16, 17. [OFr. _rifler_.]
#Rife#, _adj._ plentiful, VII 122. [Late OE. _rȳfe_, _*rīfe_.]
#Ryfis#. _See_ Ryue.
#Rigge#, _n._ back, II 500; #Rugge#, XV _g_ 4. [OE. _hrycg_.]
#Right#, #Ryght#, #Rihte# (XII), _adj._ right, proper, true, XII _a_
124, XVI 255, XVII 471, &c.; right (hand), IX 70. [OE. _riht_.]
#Right#, #Ryght#, #Riȝt(e)#, #Ryȝt#, #Riht# (XII, XIV _c_);
#Richt#, #Rycht# (X); _adv._ straight, right, II 100, 186, V 94, &c.;
_ful riȝt_, straight (away), II 85, 191; _ryght vprise_ (cf.
Vpperight), rise up, XVI 31; correctly, XVII 139; exactly, just, right,
I 94, II 166, V 236, IX 64, X _introd._, 102, XII _a_ 146, XVII 513,
&c.; _richt evin_, just, X 93; (with neg.) at all, VI 160, VIII _a_ 145,
_b_ 86, XVII 524, &c.; very, IX 150, X 138, XIV _c_ 10, &c. [OE.
_rihte_.]
#Right#, #Ryght#, #Ryȝt#, _n._ right, XIV _b_ 37; justice, V 278, VI
136, 231; just cause, VIII _b_ 78; _by þe way of ryȝt to aske dome_,
if they demand an award acc. to strict justice, VI 220; #Ryȝtes#,
#Riȝttis#, _pl._ duties, XI _b_ 203; obligations, V 274. [OE.
_riht_.]
#Right#, _pa. t._ corrected, VII 69. [OE. _rihtan_.]
#Rightfull#, _adj._ just, IX 82; #Riȝtfulleste#, _superl._ XI _b_
193. [OE. (late) _riht-ful_.]
#Ryghtfulnesse#, _n._ Justice, VIII _b_ 32. [From prec.]
#Ryghtwyse#, _adj._ righteous, IV _b_ 7; #Reghtwysely#, _adv._
righteously, IV _b_ 55; #Reghtewysnes#, _n._ righteousness, IV _b_ 80.
[OE. _rihtwīs_ (_rehtwīs_), _-līce_, _-nes_.]
#Riȝtes#; _al to riȝtes_, quite correctly, fittingly, II 136; _to
his riȝtes_, as he should be, fittingly, II 292. [Extension of _to
riȝt_, according to what is right (_see_ Right, _n._), with adv.
_-es_.]
#Ryme#, _n._ riming poem, I _introd._; #Rymys#, _pl._ (trivial) popular
poems, I 14; #Ryme couwee#, _see_ Couwee. [OFr. _rime_.]
#Ryn#, _v._ to run, flow, pass swiftly, X 17, XVII 101, 277, 305, 357;
#Ran(ne)#, _pa. t._ I 155, IV _a_ 9 (note), X 107; #Runne#, _pp._ in _be
runne_, may have mounted up, VI 163. [OE. _rinnan_.] _See_ Eorne,
Ren(ne).
#Rinde#, _n._ bark, II 260. [OE. _rínd_.]
#Ryne#, _v._ to touch, V 222 (_see_ note). [OE. _hrīnan_.]
#Rynge#, _v._ to ring, resound, XV _b_ 12; #Ronge#, _pa. t._ V 136;
#Ry<n>kande#, _pres. p._ V 269 (confus. of _ng_, _nk_, freq. in this poem).
[OE. _hríngan_, wk.]
#Ryot#, _n._ strife, violence, IX 83. [OFr. _riot(e)_.]
#Rype#, #Ripe#, _adj._ ripe, VIII _a_ 289, IX 140. [OE. _rīpe_.]
#Ris#, _n._ leafy spray, II 305. [OE. _hrīs_.]
#Rise#, #Ryse#, _v._ to rise, IV _a_ 62, V 17, XVI 394, &c.; #Ros#, _pa.
t. sg._ VI 77, 146, 159; #Ryse#, _pl._ I 208; #Rysen#, _pp._ XVII 442;
#Rysing#, _n._ resurrection, XVI 317. [OE. _ā-rīsan_.]
#Ryste#, _n._ repose, rest, IV _b_ 10; #Rest(e)#, II 74, IV _a_ 3, &c.
[OE. _rest_; on _y_-form see _N.E.D._ s.v. _Rest_.]
#Ryste#, #Rest(e)#, _v._ to rest; _intr._ IV _b_ 42, V 263; _refl._ IV
_b_ 38, IX 20. [OE. _restan_; see prec.]
#Ryue#, _v._ to tear (asunder), cleave, V 222 (note); #Ryfis#, _3 sg.
pres. intr._ is torn, XVII 399; #Roue#, _pa. t._ V 278; #Ryue#, _pp._ I
121. [ON. _rīfa_.]
#Riueling#, _n._ a rough shoe (as nickname for a Scot), XIV _a_ 19. [OE.
_rifeling_.]
#Riuer(e)#, #Ryuer(e)#, _n._ river, II 160, 308, IX 12, XII _a_ 85, XIII
_a_ 16, &c. [OFr. _rivere_.]
#Ro#, _n._ peace, XVII 237. [OE. _rōw_, ON. _rō_.]
#Robbe#, _v._ to rob; #Yrobbed#, _pp._ III 18; #Robbing#, _n._ XIV _b_
6. [OFr. _rob(b)er_.]
#Robbere#, _n._ robber, XIV _a_ 6. [From prec.; OFr. _robbour_.]
#Robe#, _n._ robe, II 81. [OFr. _robe_.]
#Roc#, #Rokke#, _n._ rock, V 76, 130, XV _g_ 12. [Cf. OE. gloss
_stānrocc_, scopulus; OFr. _ro(c)que_.]
#Roche#, _n._ rock, II 347, V 131, IX 33, 62, &c.; #Rooch(e)#, XIII _a_
21, 22. [OFr. _roche_.]
#Roché#, _adj._ rocky, V 226. [From prec.]
#Rod(e)#. _See_ Ride.
#Rode#, _n._^1 rood, cross, VIII _a_ 94, XIV _c_ 73. [OE. _rōd_.]
#Rode#, _n._^2 rosy hue, fair face, II 107, XV _b_ 13. [OE. _rudu_.]
#Rof#, _adj._ rough; grievous (with _sore_), or ? _n._ gash, V 278
(note). [(i) As next with alteration of final spirant (_cf._ Þof),
though this is not the usual form of 'rough' in this text. (ii) Related
to Ryue, _v._]
#Roȝ(e)#, _adj._ rough, rugged, V 94, 109, 130; #Rouh#, XIV _c_ 37;
#Rowe#, II 265, 459 (_see_ Blac); #Ruȝe#, V 98. [OE. _rūh_,
_rūg-_, _rūw-_.]
#Roialme#. _See_ Reame.
#Royis#, _2 sg. pres._ talkest folly, XVI 99. [Unknown.]
#Rok#, _n._ distaff, XVII 338. [Cf. ON. _rokk-r_, MDu., MLG.
_rocke(n)_.]
#Rokke#. _See_ Roc.
#Romayn#, _n._ a Roman, VII 69. [OFr. _romain_.]
#Romance#, _n._ (French) romance, story, XIV _b_ heading. [OFr.
_romanz_.]
#Rome#, _v._ to wander, make one's way, V 130, VIII _b_ 11. [ME. forms
point to OE. _*rāmian_.]
#Rooch(es)#. _See_ Roche.
#Rooris#, _2 sg. pres._ roarest, XVI 99. [OE. _rārian_.]
#Rooþur#. _See_ Roþur.
#Ropis#, #Rapes#, _n. pl._ ropes, VII 147, XIV _b_ 68. [OE. _rāp_.]
#Ros#. _See_ Rise.
#Rose#, _n._ rose, XV _b_ 13, _e_ 19. [OE. _rose_ from L. _rosa_.]
#Rote#, _n._^1 root, V 226, VI 60 (origin), VIII _a_ 97, XIV _c_ 82;
#Rote#, _pl._ (or _collect. sg._), II 256, 260. [ON. _rōt_.]
#Rote#, _n._^2 way, in _bi rote_, on the way, V 139. [OFr. _rote_.]
#Roted#, _pa. t._ rotted, I 236. [OE. _rotian_.]
#Roþur#, #Rooþur#, _n._ rudder, XIV _c_ 25, 29, 36, 57. [OE.
_rōþor_.]
#Roue#; #Rouh#. _See_ Ryue; Roȝ(e).
#Roun(e)#, _n._ speech, voice, XV _b_ 2, 29 (_see_ note), _c_ 36; [OE.
_rūn_.]
#Round#, _adj._ round; _adv._ in _al aboute round_ (as _prep._) round,
XII _a_ 79; #Roundnesse#, _n._ roundness, IX 67. [OFr. _roönd_,
_round_.]
#Rout(e)#, _n._^1 host, company, (great) number, II 283, X 176, XII _b_
118, XIV _a_ 16; _on a route_, in a mass, tumultuously, XVII 305. [OFr.
_route_.]
#Rout#, _n._^2 roar, loud noise, X 92. [Stem of OE. _hrūtan_, or ON.
_rauta_; _see_ Rowtyn.]
#Rouwed#, _pa. t._ rowed, XIV _c_ 61. [OE. _rōwan_, str.]
#Rowe#, #Rawe#, _n._ row, VI 185; _be rowe_ (_rawe_), _on rawe_, in
(due) order, in turn, XV _h_ 15, XVI 317, 401. [OE. _rāw_.]
#Rowe#. _See_ Roȝ(e).
#Rowtyn#, _pres. pl._ they crash, beat, XV _h_ 15. [OE. _hrūtan_; but
see _N.E.D._ for various sources and senses of _Rout_, n. and v.]
#Rude-evyn#, _n._ eve of the feast of the (Exaltation of the) Cross, X
42. [OE. _rōd_ + _ǣfen_.] _See_ Rode, _n._^1
#Ruful#. _See_ Reweful.
#Rugge#; #Ruȝe#. _See_ Rigge; Roȝ(e).
#Rugh-fute#, _n._ rough-footed, XIV _a_ 19. [OE. _rūh_ + _fōt_.]
_See_ Roȝ(e), Fote.
#Ruysand#, _pres. p._ glorifying, in _r. hyme of_, glorying in, taking
credit to himself for, IV _b_ 80. [ON. _hrósa sér_.]
#Runne#; #Rurde#. _See_ Ryn; Rerd.
#Rusche#, _v._ to rush; make a loud rushing noise, V 136; _rusched on
þat rurde_, ? went on with that rushing noise, V 151. [Echoic, but app.
based on OFr. r(e)usser, AFr. _russ(h)er_.]
#Sa#, #Saat#. _See_ So; Sitte(n).
#Sacramente#, _n._ sacrament, XVI 316. [L. _sacrāmentum_.]
#Sacrifise#, #-ice#, _n._ sacrifice, XI _b_ 202, XII _a_ 15, 40. [OFr.
_sacrifice_.]
#Sacrylage#, _n._ sacrilege, I 4, 19. [OFr. _sacrilege_, infl. by suffix
_-age_.]
#Sad(de)#, _adj._ steadfast, IX 92; heavy, grievous, XVI 44; _sette hym
sadde_, give him sorrow, XVI 204; #Sadly#, _adv._ sufficiently, long
enough, V 341. [OE. _sæd_, sated, wearied; ME. shows also senses 'heavy,
firm', &c.]
#Sadel#, _n._ saddle, V 42. [OE. _sadol_.]
#Saf(e)#, _see_ Saue; #Sagh#, _see_ Se(n); #Say#, #Sai-#, _see_ Se(n),
Sei(e).
#Saye#, _v._ to make trial of, explore, XIV _c_ 34. [Shortened from
Assaie.]
#Sayf#. _See_ Saue, _prep._
#Sayl(l)#, #Sail#, _n._ sail, VII 125, XIV _c_ 50, XVII 153, 271, &c.
[OE. _segl_.] _See_ Seile.
#Sayn#, #Saytz#, _see_ Sei(e); #Saynte#, _see_ Seynte.
#Sake#, _n._ in _for ... sake_ (with interven. _gen._ or _poss. adj._),
(i) for (one's) sake, VIII _a_ 96, XII _introd._; (ii) on (one's)
account, XV _c_ 23; (with loss of prec. inflexion) I 177, XVII 88
(note). [OE. _sacu_; cf. ON. _fyrir sakir_ because of.]
#Sakke#, _n._ sack, VIII _a_ 9. [OE. _sacc_.]
#Sakles#, _adj._ innocent (_i.e._ against whom you had no just
quarrel), XIV _a_ 3. [OE. _sac-lēas_, from ON. _sak-lauss_.]
#Sale#, _n._ in _to the sale_, for sale, XII _b_ 148. [OE. _*salu_,
(once) _sala_.]
#Sal(l)#, #Saltou#. _See_ Schal.
#Salt(e)#, _adj._ salt, VIII _a_ 279, IX 13, XII _a_ 166, &c.; _n._ XIII
_a_ 30. [OE. _salt_, adj. and n.]
#Salvacioun#, _n._ salvation, IX 333. [OFr. _salvacioun_.]
#Sam(e)#, #Samen#, #Somyn# (VII), _adv._ together, VII 66, XVI 170, 239,
XVII 316; _brether sam_, brothers both, XVII 320; _al samen_, _all sam
(togeder)_, (all) together, XVII 292, 530; with one accord, VI 158;
_see_ Alsaume. [OE. _æt samne_, _somne_; (late) _somen_; cf. ON. _allir
saman_.]
#Same#, _adj._ same I 188, &c.; _pron._ in _þe (þis) same_, the very one
(_or_ thing), XII _b_ 78, XVI 56, 71, &c. [ON. _sam-r_.]
#Samon#, _n._ salmon, XIII _a_ 64. [OFr. _saumon_.]
#Sample#, _n._ illustration, parable, VI 139. [Shortened from OFr.
_essample_.] _See_ Ensample.
#Sand#, _n._ sand, shore; _bi see and bi sand_, everywhere, XVII 75.
[OE. _sánd_.]
#Sang#, #Santis#. _See_ Song(e), Seynte.
#Sap#, _n._ sap, XIV _c_ 90. [OE. _sæp_.]
#Saphire#, _n._ sapphire, IX 115, 116 (_see_ Loupe), 122. [OFr.
_safir_.]
#Sapience#, _n._ Wisdom; personif. of the 'sapiential' books (Proverbs,
Ecclesiastes, Canticles, Wisdom, Ecclesiasticus), VIII _a_ 231 (the ref.
is to Prov. xx. 4). [L. _sapientia_.]
#Sare#. _See_ Sore.
#Sarri#, _adj._ ? vigorous, XIV _c_ 90. [OFr. _serré_; see note.]
#Sarteyne#; #Sat#. _See_ Certeyne; Sitte(n).
#Sauce#, _n._ sauce, VIII _a_ 259. [OFr. _sauce_.]
#Saue#, #Saf#, _adj._ safe; _a saue_, have safe, save, I 127 (_see_
Habben); _vochen saf_, VIII _b_ 51, _see_ Vouche-saf. [OFr. _sauf_,
_sauve_ (fem.).]
#Saue#, #Saf#, #Sayf# (XVII), _prep._ save, except, IX 174, 228, XVII
106; _saue þat_ (conj.), V 161. [OFr. _sauf_.]
#Saue#, #Safe# (XVII), _v._ to preserve, keep safe, V 5 (_subj._), 71,
XV _i_ 19, XVII 309, 517, &c.; rescue, bring to salvation, XI _a_ 38,
_b_ 305, XVI 108, &c. #Sauynge#, _n._ preservation, XI _b_ 304. [OFr.
_sa(u)ver_.]
#Saufly#, _adv._ safely, XII _b_ 174. [From Saue, _adj._]
#Saugh#. _See_ Se(n).
#Saul(e)#, #Saull#, #Sawl(e)#, #Soule#, _n._ soul, IV _a_ 24, 32, 61,
VIII _a_ 81, XVI 272, XVII 390, &c.; _distrib. sg._ (_see_ Herte), XI
_b_ 250; #Soule#, gen. sg. I 212. [OE. _sāwol_.]
#Sauour# (_to_), _n._ savour, IX 153; relish (for), XI _b_ 254. [OFr.
_savour_.]
#Sauoure#, _v._ to give a savour to, VIII _a_ 259. [OFr. _savourer_.]
#Sauter#, #Sawter#, _n._ the Psalter, Book of Psalms, VI 233, VIII _a_
246, _b_ 49, XVI 187. [OFr. _saut(i)er_.]
#Sawe#, _n._ saying; _aftir þi sawe_, according to thy word, XVI 397;
proverb, XVI 281. [OE. _sagu_.]
#Saw(e)#. _See_ Se(n).
#Sawte#, _n._ assault, VII 57, 85. [Shortened from OFr. _as(s)aut_.]
#Saxon#, _adj._ Saxon, XIII _b_ 49; #Saxonlych#, _adv._ in the Saxon
fashion, XIII _b_ 8. [OFr. _saxon_.]
#Scaffatis#, _n. pl._ scaffoldings, temporary wooden structures for
assailing walls, X 9. [Cf. OFr. _escadafaut_, _eschaffaut_.]
#Scarslych#, _adv._ scantily, scarcely, XIII _b_ 50. [From ONFr.
_escars_.]
#Scaþe#, #Skathe#, _n._ damage, injury, V 285, XV _i_ 13. [ON. _skaði_.]
#Scere#, _adj._ bright, pure, in _Scere Þorsday_, Sheer, Holy, or
Maundy, Thursday, XV _g_ 1. [OE. _*scǣre_, rel. to _scīr_; cf. ON.
_skǽr-r_, _skír-r_, and ON. _Skíri-Þórsdagr_, OSwed.
_Skær(a)-Þorsdagher_.] _See_ Schyre, Skyre.
#Schadewe# (_aȝen_), _v._ to screen (from), IX 19. [OE. _sceadwian_.]
#Schaft#, _n._ handle, V 264. [OE. _sceaft_.]
#Schaȝe#, _n._ shaw, small wood, V 93 (_see_ Side). [OE. _scaga_.]
#Schakeled#, _pp._ shackled; protected with greaves, XV _h_ 12. [OE.
_sceacul_, fetter.]
#Schal#, #Schall(e)#, #Shal(l)#, #Sal(l)#, _v. auxil. 1_ and _3 sg.
pres._ am (is) to, must, shall, will, I 22, II 172, 207, IV _a_ 7, 79,
IX 69, XIV _a_ 34, XV _a_ 10, XVI 15, XVII 164, &c.; _2 sg._ #Sal(l)#,
IV _a_ 17, 40; #Schal(l)#, #Shal(l)#, V 79, XVI 299, XVII 121, 381, &c.;
#Schalt(e)#, #Shalt#, I 206, II 130, VI 204, &c.; (with suffixed pron.)
#Saltou#, XIV _a_ 23; #Shaltow#, VIII _a_ 223; _pl._ #Sal(l)#, IV _a_
62, XIV _b_ 18, &c.; #Schal#, #Schall(e)#, V 332, XVI 49, 192, &c.;
#Schyn#, V 333; #Scholle#, XIII _b_ 39; #Schull#, #Schulle(n)#,
#Shul(en)#, I 38, VIII _a_ 140, IX 63, 210, XI _a_ 9, _b_ 82, &c. _Pa.
t._ (_ind._ and _subj._), was going to, ought to, was (were) to, should,
would; #Schold(e)#, #Shold(e)#, II 467, VIII _a_ 36, _b_ 67, 80, IX 89,
XII _a_ 111, &c.; #Schuld(e)#, #Shuld(e)#, I 50, 69, 106, II 44, 190, V
16, XI _a_ 21, &c.; #Ssolde#, III 7; #Suld(e)#, IV _a_ 91, _b_ 19, X 12,
&c.; _2 sg._ #Schulde#, XVI 241; #Schust#, II 420, 570, &c. Note ellipse
of a foll. verb, as 'have', XVII 227; freq. 'go', 'come', II 130, IV _a_
91, V 16, 332. _Which slepe schal_, that may (at any time) sleep, XII
_a_ 117; _when it schuld be_, whenever it was, II 370. [OE. _sceal_;
_sculon_, _scylon_; _scólde_, &c.]
#Schalk#, #Shalke#, _n._ man, V 200, 304, VII 72, 89. [OE. _scealc_,
servant, (in verse) man.]
#Scham(e)#, #Schome# (V), #Shame#, _n._ shame, XIV _c_ 13; disgrace, XII
_b_ 224; disgraceful thing, V 304; ignominy, disaster, harm, XIV _a_ 12,
_b_ 84, XV _i_ 18, XVII 301; _pl._ shameful things, I 2. [OE. _scamu_,
_scomu_.]
#Schamfully#, _adv._ ignominiously, IV _a_ 66. [OE. _scamful-līce_.]
#Schank(e)#, _n._ leg (below the knee), XV _h_ 12. [OE. _scanca_.]
#Schapellis#. _See_ Chapel(le).
#Schap(e)#, #Schappe#, #Shappe#, _v._; #Schop#, #Shope#, _pa. t._ V 260,
VII 72; #Schaped#, _pp._ V 272; #Schape(n)#, XII _a_ 130, 169, &c.;
#Yschape#, XIII _a_ 45. _Trans._ to fashion, make, V *261, 272, VII 72,
VIII _b_ 18, IX 107; to turn (into), XII _a_ 169, XIII _a_ 45; to
contrive, bring (it) about, V 70, XII _a_ 130; ordain, appoint, V 260;
_schappe ȝou to_, appoint for yourselves, XIV _d_ 7; _refl._ in
_shappis hym_, designs, intends, XVI 155; _intr._ to prepare, be about
(to), X 14. [OE. _sceppan_, _scōp_, _ge-scapen_.] _See_ Forschape.
#Schapp#, _n._ shape, IX 248. [OE. _ge-sceap_.]
#Scharp(e)#, #Sharp(e)#, _adj._ keen, sharp, harsh, bitter, severe, II
38, 539, V 199, XI _b_ 142, XIII _b_ 59, XIV _c_ 21, 33, XVII 350, 356,
&c.; as _sb._, the sharp blade, V 245, 264. [OE. _scearp_.]
#Schaterande#, _pres. p. intr._ dashing, splashing, V 15. [OE.
_*scaterian_; cf. MDu. _scheteren_.]
#Schaued#, _pa. t._ shaved, II 585. [OE. _scafan_, str.]
#Schawys#. _See_ Schewe(n).
#Sche#, _pron. fem. sg._ she, II 75, 77, 323, &c.; #She#, I 48, &c.;
#Scho#, IV _b_ 1, 2, 4, 6, &c.; ref. to inanimate thing (_gyne_), X 80.
For obl. cases, &c., _see_ Hi, _fem._ [See _N.E.D._ s.v. _She_.]
#Schede#, _v._ to spill; _intr._ fall, VI 51 (_cf._ Pearl 10);
#Shedyng#, _n._ spilling, VIII _a_ 9. [OE. _scādan_, _scēadan_.]
#Scheep#, #Shep#, _n. pl._ sheep, VIII _b_ 18, IX 238. [OE.
_scē(a)p_.] _See_ Schep.
#Schelde#, _n._ shield, V 250. [OE. _scéld_.]
#Scheltrom#, _n._ rank of armed men, II 187. [OE. _sceld-truma_.]
#Schene#, #Shene# (VII), #Schine# (II), _adj._ fair, goodly, VII 89,
120, 151, 157; bright, II 358, V 246; as _sb._, bright blade, V 200.
[OE. _scēne_, _scȳne_, _scīne_.]
#Schende#, _v._ to ruin, destroy, V 198, VIII _a_ 166, XVI 155;
#Schente#, _pp._ brought to nothing, I _introd._ [OE. _scéndan_.]
#Schep#, _n._ Shepherd, Pastor, XIV _d_ 1. [OE. _*scēpa_.] _See_
Scheep.
#Schere#, _v._ to cut, score, IX 122. [OE. _sceran_.]
#Schert#, #Sserte#, _n._ shirt, II 230, III 40. [OE. _scyrte_ (Kt.
_*scerte_); _see_ Appendix p. 280.]
#Schewe(n)#, #Shewe#, _v._ to show, reveal, declare, (make) manifest, II
159, IV _b_ 10, V 188, IX 285, XI _a_ 3, _b_ 19, XII _a_ 49, XVI 22,
XVII 82; #Schawys#, _3 sg._ X _introd._; #Sseweþ#, _pl._ III 59;
#Shewyng#, _n._ in _of feyre sh._, that puts the case plainly (_or_ of
fair seeming, very presentable), I 260. [OE. _ge-scēawian_.]
#Schylde#, #Sheld#, _v._ to defend, protect, IV _a_ 76, XVII 301;
forfend, in _God schylde_, God forbid, IV _a_ 91. [OE. _scíldan_,
_scéldan_.]
#Schille#, _adv._ shrilly, loudly, II 104, 526. [OE. _*sciell_, _scyl_,
adj.]
#Schille#, _v._ to shrill, resound, II 272. [OE. _sciellan_.]
#Schyn#; #Schine#. _See_ Schal; Schene.
#Schyne#, #Shyne#, _v._ to shine, XVI 94, XVII 9, 453; to be
conspicuous, IV _b_ 70; #Schon#, _pa. t. sg._ II 152; #Schine#, _pa. t.
pl._ II 415. [OE. _scīnan_.]
#Schipman# (#-mannes#, _gen. sg._; #-men#, _pl._), _n._ sailor, IX 124,
X 119. [OE. _scip-mann_.]
#Schip(pe)#, #Ship(pe)#, _n._ ship, VII 89, 120, X 120, XIV _c_ 17, &c.;
#Schipe#, _dat. sg._ XII _a_ 23. [OE. _scip_.]
#Schir#. _See_ Sir(e).
#Schyre#, #Shire# (VII), _adj._ bright, clear, fair, lovely, V 15, 245,
VII 151, 157; _quasi-sb._ fair (flesh), V 188. [OE. _scīr_.] _See_
Scere, Skyre.
#Scho#; #S(c)hold-#, #Scholle#; #Schome#; #Schon#; #Schop# (#Shope#).
_See_ Sche; Schal; Scham(e); Schyne; Schap(e).
#Schore#, _n._ (shore), bank, V 15, 93; _vpon schore_ on the ground (by
the river), V 264. [Cf. MDu., MLG. _schore_.]
#Schort(e)#, #Short#, _adj._ short, brief, IV _b_ 45, VII 72, XI _b_
136. [OE. _scort_.]
#Schote#, _v. trans._ to shoot, IX 258; _intr._ shot, sprang, in
#Schot#, _pa. t. sg._ V 246, 250; #Shotton#, _pl._ VII 120. [OE.
_scēotan_.]
#Schoueles#, _n. pl._ shovels, VIII _a_ 183. [OE. _scofl_.]
#Schour#, #Show(e)r#, _n._ shower, VII 108, XVII 350; squall, XIV _c_
21. [OE. _scūr_.]
#Schowue#, _v. intr._ to thrust, make one's way, V 15, 93. [OE.
_scūfan_.]
#Schranke#, _pa. t. sg._ shrank; flinched, winced, V 199, 304; _schrank
to_, penetrated into, V 245. [OE. _scrincan_.]
#Schrifte#, _n._ in _do thi schrifte_, made your confession, XII
_introd._ [OE. _scrift_.]
#Schuldereȝ#, #-es#, _n. pl._ shoulders, V 199, 246, 250. [OE.
_sculdor_.]
#S(c)hul-#. _See_ Schal.
#Schunt#, _n._ a sudden jerk and swerve, V 200. _See_ next.
#Schunt#, _v._ to flinch; _pa. t._ V 212. [Prob. rel. to OE. _scunian_.]
#Schust#. _See_ Schal.
#Science#, _n._ knowledge, learning, IX 77. [OFr. _science_.]
#Sclauain#, #Sclauin#, _n._ a pilgrim's mantle, II 228, 343. [OFr.
_esclavine_.]
#Sclaundre(n)#, _v._ to scandalize, XI _b_ 242. [OFr. _esclandrer_.]
#Scole#, _n._ school, VIII _b_ 37, XIII _b_ 17. [OE. _scōl_.]
#Score#, _n._ score, twenty, XIII _a_ 20, 21, &c. [ON. _skor_, notch,
twenty.]
#Scornes#, _n. pl._ taunts, XIV _c_ 102. [OFr. _(e)scarn_; see _N.E.D._]
#Scottes#, #Skottes#, _n. pl._ Scots, XIII _b_ 3, XIV _a_ 1, &c.;
#Skot#, _sg._ XIV _a_ 33. [OE. _Scottas_.]
#Scoumfited#, _pp._ defeated, XIV _c_ 60. [ME. _(di)scomfite(n)_, formed
on OFr. _desconfit_, pp.]
#Scowtes#, _n. pl._ jutting rocks, V 99. [ON. _skúti_.]
#Scrippe#, _n._ pilgrim's wallet (for food), VIII _a_ 63. [OFr.
_escreppe_; ON. _skreppa_.]
#Se#. _See_ See.
#Se(n)#, #See(n)#, #Seo# (XV _b_), _v._ to see, perceive, I 149, II 11,
462, VIII _b_ 93, IX 225, XV _b_ 17, &c.; #Seþ#, _3 sg._ II 251, 321.
#Sagh#, _pa. t. sg._ I 175; #Say#, I 174; #Saugh#, IX 169; #Saw#, X 161,
&c.; #Seȝ(e)#, V 96, 102, &c.; #Seigh#, VIII _a_ 231; #Seiȝe#, II
147, &c.; #Seih#, XV _a_ 6; #Siȝe# (riming _heiȝe_), II 355;
#Sih#, #Syh#, XII _a_ 139, 146, &c.; #Saugh#, _pl._ IX 226; #Saw(e)#, I
221, X 13; #See#, VII 57; #Segh#, VII 22; #Seiȝe#, II 592.
#Iseȝe#, #-seye#, #-seiȝe#, _pp._ XIV _c_ 8, 16, 88, &c.; #Yseye#,
XIII _a_ 16, 18; #Seȝe#, #Seyȝe#, XIV _c_ 24, 32, &c.; #Seun#, in
_wolden be seun_, would like to appear, XI _a_ 51; #Seen(e)#, #Sene#,
(properly _adj._; _see_ Ysene), seen, visible, plain, IV _a_ 33, VII
182, IX 102, XII _a_ 196, XIV _a_ 3, _b_ 79, XVI 67, &c. [OE. _sēon_;
_se(a)h_, _sæh_; _sāwon_, _sēgon_; _(ge)-sewen_, _segen_;
_ge-sēne_, adj. (late pp.).]
#Seasonable#, _adj._ opportune, favourable, VII 128. [OFr.
_seisonable_.] _See_ Sesoun.
#Seche#, _v._ to seek, V 101, IX 108, &c.; to visit, II 432; to try, XII
_b_ 177; _intr._ to go (to), _see_ the _pp._; _for to seche_, absent,
lacking, XII _a_ 37; #Sekeþ#, _imper. pl._ XIV _d_ 15; #Soght#, _pa. t._
IV _a_ 39; #Soȝt#, #Soght#, _pp._ VII 54, XIV _b_ 50, XVII 157; _so
watȝ ... her answar soȝt_, such was the answer they found (to
give), VI 158; _were soght to_, had got to, VII 168. [OE. _sēcan_,
_sō̆hte_.]
#Secound#, #Secunde#, _adj._ second, XI _a_ 54, XIII _a_ 9, _b_ 32.
[OFr. _secund_.]
#Secte#, _n._ sect, IX 289. [OFr. _secte_.]
#Securly#. _See_ Sikerlich.
#Sed#, _n._ seed, XII _a_ 81. [OE. _sǣd_, _sēd_.]
#Sedgeyng#, _n._ telling, narrating (as a 'Segger', _q.v._),
Introduction xxxiii.
#See#, _n._ sea, IX 9, XII _a_ 25, XIV _c_ 34, &c.; #Se#, VII 125, X 11,
XIII _a_ 28, &c.; #Sea#, VII 143, &c.; _beȝo(u)nde þe see_, in
foreign lands, I 252, IX 76, 128, 271; _bi see and bi sand_, _on se and
bi side_, on sea and land, everywhere, XVII 75, 542. [OE. _sǣ_.]
#Seede#, XVI 48. A _pa. t._ is perh. concealed by corruption: ?
_seeded_, was born (from Sed; cf. _my moder of whom I dede sede_, Cov.
Myst. 393); ? _deede_, died (from Deye, _q.v._).