MATED = confused in mind (well lost).
MEED: lost in _mead_ = meadow (also obs.) _and
mead=metheglin_.
METE and METELY = fitting, also METE in 'mete it out', both
lost in _meet_ and _meat_.
MERE (_subs._).
MOUSE (_verb_): to bite and tear.
MOW = a grimace.
MUSE = to wonder: lost in _amuse_ and _Muse_.
NEAT = ox.
OUNCE = pard.
PALL = to fail.
PEAK: survives only in 'peak and pine' and in _peaky_.
PELTING = paltry, also PELT = a skin, lost.
PILL = to plunder.
PINK = ornamental slashing of dress.
POKE = pocket.
POLL = to cut the hair.
QUARRY (as used in sport).
QUEAN = a woman.
RACK (of clouds).
RAZE (to the ground). The meaning being the very opposite of
_raise_, the word _raze_ is intolerable.
REDE = counsel, n.b. change of meaning.
RHEUM: survives in rheumatic, &c.
SCALD = scurvy (_adj._).
SLEAVE = a skein of silk, 'The ravelled sleave of care',
usually misinterpreted, the equivocal alternative making
excellent sense.
SOUSE _(verb):_ of a bird of prey swooping.
SPEED: as in 'St. Francis be thy speed' = help, aid.
STALE = bait or decoy (well lost).
TARRE: to 'tarre a dog on' = incite.
TICKLE = unstable.
TIRE = to dress (the hair, &c.).
VAIL = to let fall.