Forlore, }
Forlorn, } _ruined_, _lost_, i. 147, 172, 269
Formosity, _beauty_, iv. 111
Forne, _before_, ix. 104
Forsworn, _perjured_, xiii. 148
Forth, _out_, _from_, ix. 564;
xii. 174;
xi. 485
Fortitude, _an astrological term_, xi. 319
Fortunates, _an astrological term_, xi. 319
Fortune, _to happen_, ii. 111
Foster, _fosterer_, iv. 143
Foulter, _to falter_, iv. 314, 327
Found, _kept_, _supported_, i. 244
Fox, _a sword_, vii. 318;
xiv. 387;
_to intoxicate_, xiii. 28
Foxed, _drunk_, xi. 448, 524
Foyson, _plenty_, xi. 380
Frame, _to put_, iii. 21;
_to turn out will_, iii. 70;
_to try_, iv. 190;
xi. 12;
_the gallows_, i. 158
Franion, _a loose fellow_, iv. 60;
vi. 179
Frappet, _a pet_, ix. 548
Fraudful, _fraudulent_, v. 363
Fraught, _laden_, xi. 471
Fraughtage, _freight_, xii. 141
Fraughted, _freighted,_ xiv. 353;
_laden_, viii. 337
Fray, _affray_, _fight_, i. 41;
_to terrify_, iii. 131;
vii. 313;
_to scare_, x. 412
Frayd, _terrified_, v. 201
Frea, _from_, vi. 71
Free, _destitute of money_, iii. 347
Freedom, _generosity_, i. 84
Freely, _nobly_, i. 244
Fremman, _a stranger_, ii. 210
French hood, iii. 28
Frere, _friar,_ i. 155, 200;
_brother_, i. 188
Fright, _to frighten_, viii. 389
Friscols, _friskings_, ii. 367, 384
Friskas, _friskings_, i. 44
Friskin, _friskingly_, xiv. 125
Fro, _from_, i. 185
Frolic (to) v. 15;
viii. 158
Frolicsome, vii. 173
Front, _face_, xiv. 42
Frontisterion, _entrance to a house_, xi. 310
Frontless, xiv. 284
Froutlet, _forehead_, i. 350
Frounced, iv. 321
Frumping, _frumpy_, xi. 104
Fucus, xiv. 290;
_paint used as a cosmetic_, x. 274
Fullam, _note_, xii. 124
Fume, _passion_, xii. 423
Fumishness, _anger_, i. 400
Furbish, _to clean clothes_, ix. 553
Furmenty, _frumenty_, ix. 155
Furnycard, ii. 78
Furth, _forth_, ii. 46
Fustigation, xv. 32
Ga, _gave_, iii. 193
Gaberdine, _a long frock_, xiv. 125
Gaffer, _godfather_, vi. 399
Gage, _pledge_, iii. 233;
vi. 311
Gaged, _gauged_, i. 148
Gagtooth, _a large tooth_, viii. 119
Gainful, _advantageous_, viii. 35;
xi. 547;
_meritorious_, xiv. 117
Gallant, _to act the gallant_, x. 125
Galley-foist, _a pleasure-boat_, xiv. 385
Galliard, _a dance_, ii. 117, 372
Gallon, _gallant_, viii. 344
Gallow-tree, _the gallows_, ii. 15;
viii. 189
Gallymawfries, _cowards_ (_properly a dish of remnants_), xii. 166
Gambawds, _gambols_, i. 44
Gan, _did_, xii. 242
Gang, _to go_, xii. 257
Gape, _to desire_, iv. 353;
ix. 519
Gar, _to cause_, _mate_, vi. 70;
xii. 507;
_to force_, x. 363
Gard, _welt_, vii. 213
Garded, _laced_, xi. 366
Garden-house, x. 135
Garden-plot, v. 155
Gardings, _trimmings of a dress_, x. 121
Garish, _gay_, _fine_, x. 199
Gash, _tear in a garment_, iii. 176
Gauding, _toying_, iii. 109
Gaudish, _gaudy_, i. 286
Gaurdon, _reward_, _recompense_, i. 206
Gauds, _gauderies_, x. 175;
_gaudy toys_, iv. 130
Gazet, _name of a coin_, xv. 128
Gear, _matter_, _business_, ii. 302;
xi. 204;
_costume_, iii. 28
Geason, _scarce_, ii. 319;
iv. 138;
vii. 130
Gelt, _gelded_, xiv. 396
Generate, _generated_, i. 13
Genman, _a gentleman_, iii. 160
Gentle, _gentle hearer_, iv. 396;
_noble_, i. 81, 147
Gergon, _jargon_, _talk_, xii. 241
German clock, xii. 231
Gewgaw, xiv. 291
Gib, _a term of contempt_, iii. 215
Gibb'd, _castrated_, xiii. 31
Gibe, _to taunt_, iv. 330;
_to mock_, viii. 365
Gibridge, _gibberish_, viii. 75
Gif, _if_, vi. 75;
xii. 507
Gimmal, _a ring_, ix. 372
Gin, _a snare_, xii. 232;
_a trick_, xii. 242;
_a wire trap_, xi. 134;
_contrivance_, i. 246
Gin, _to begin_, x. 338;
_do_, xii. 507
Ging, _a gang_, viii. 145
Gingerly, _delicately_, i. 147;
_mincingly_, ii. 22.
Gi'r (= give her), iii. 217
Gird, "at a gird," _in a trice_, ii. 331;
_to strike_, i. 429
Girl, _a roebuck two years old_, ix. 148
Gis, _Jesus_, ii. 129;
iii. 225
Gittern, iii. 87;
ix. 444;
xv. 114
Give aim, _to incite_, x. 85
Glad, _to gladden_, xi. 516
Glassing (= glassen), _of glass_, i. 62
Glave, x. 358;
_a sword_, ix. 362;
xii. 477
Glay, _a dirty wench_, iii. 176
Gleek, _three_, xi. 217, 364;
_a term used in card-playing_, xi. 395
Gleering, _leering_, ix. 191
Glister, _to glitter_, _to shine_, i. 252;
xi, 432, 485;
x. 218
Gloming, _lowering_, iii. 59
Glooming, _sultriness_, iii. 220
Glorify, _to boast_, i. 68
Glose, _to flatter_, i. 7;
_gloss_, iii. 12
Gloser, _a flatterer_, iii. 224;
_liar_, iii. 43
Glosing, _flattering_, vii. 165
Gloss, _to glose_, i. 199
Glossing, _commenting_, iii. 198
Glustering, _glistering_, xii. 351
Go-by, "a go-by," xv. 17
Go forth, _to proceed_, i. 17
Go prig, x. 288
Gob, _mouthful_, x. 273
God-a-marsy, _God of mercy_, iii. 313
God-a-mercy, xi. 452
God Mary mother, _marry_! vii. 405, 489
God's dear holy bread, viii. 267
God's Mary, _marry_! vii. 472
God's nigs, _an oath_, xiv. 422
God's so (=God's sonties), _God's sanctities_, xiv. 145
Gog, "on gog," _agog_, iv. 302
Gog's, _God's_, i. 20, 42
Gog's nails, _an oath_, i. 41
Gold the nerves of war, xii. 61
Goliardis, _a buffoon_;
_note_, xii. 240
Goll, _hand_, _fist_, x. 92, 357
Golpol, _a term of endearment_, ii. 260
Good, _goods_, i. 152
Goodden, _good even_, x. 544
Gooseling, _a gosling_, xiv. 356
Gorbelly, _a glutton_, ix. 434
Gorboil, _turmoil_, x. 287
Goreblood, _gore_, ii. 273
Gorget, xiv. 464
Gorse, _furze_, v. 190
Goss, i. 232, 233; iii. 113
Gostly, _spiritual_, xv. 420
Got, _begotten_, i. 107
Governance, _control_, i. 150, 164
Government, _control_, x. 122
Gracious, _graceful_, ix. 342
Graff, _graft_, ii. 173;
_to graft_, iii. 58
Gramercy, _great thanks_, i. 250;
ix. 192
Grandsire, _great_ (?), iv. 130
Grannam, ix. 251; _grandmother_, _grand-dame_, xii. 329
Grate, viii. 241
Graved, _troubled_ (?), iv. 143;
_buried_, ix. 124
Gravel, _to sand_, x. 21
Gravelled, xiv. 204
Gredaline, _pucker'd_, xiv. 418
Greedy, _greed_, iv. 193;
"greedy fates," iv. 302
Grenning, _gnashing_, iv. 323
Grief, _ill-will_, _grievance_, iii. 153
Gripe, _to grasp_, iii. 273;
_vulture_, vii. 60;
_to pinch_, xi. 63
Griping, _a grasp_, xii. 231
Grisly, _dreadful_, i. 252;
iv. 302;
_horrible_, xii. 25, 502
Gristless, _without muscle_, viii. 278
Gromaly-seed, _gromuiell seed_, i. 422
Groom, _man_, i. 252;
iv. 283;
ix. 128
Grope, _to search_, iii. 184, iv. 176, 216
Gross, _coarse_, ii. 212
Ground, _a musical term_, ix. 338
Grutch, _to grudge_, _murmur_, _to grumble_, i. 63;
iii. 133
Gude, _good_, vi. 71
Guerdon, _a reward_, iv. 337;
vii. 122;
ix. 448;
xii. 311, 476
Guerdonless, _rewardless_, viii. 343
Guess, _to deem_, i. 57;
_a guest_, viii. 180
Guid, _guide_, iv. 137
Guider, _a guide_, i. 172
Guise, _mode_, _way_, _fashion_, i. 73;
ii. 260, 312
Gulch, _a pool_, ix. 452
Gumm'd, _dimmed_, v. 132
Gush, _to weep_, xi. 30
Guzzle, _throat_, xii. 349
Gyre, _a circle_, ix. 358
Gyve, _a fetter_, i. 170, 171;
vii. 79
Gyved, _fettered_, i. 156
Habergeon, }
Habergin, } _a small coat-of-mail_, i. 149, 399, 400
Hadiwist, _had I known_, _vain after regret_, vi. 457;
vii. 356
Haggard, _a wild hawk_, v. 36;
ix. 379;
xiii. 161;
xiv. 344
Halcyon, _favourable_, ii. 99
Hale, _to drag_, iv. 139;
xiv. 479
Half-acre (_not_ halse acre), iii. 178
Half-god, _a demi-god_, x. 127
Halidom, _an oath_; _properly sacred relics_, _the sacrament_, vii. 467
Hally, _holy_, vi. 71
Halse, _neck_, iii. 240
Han, _have_, vi. 71
Handkercher, _handkerchief_, iv. 140
Handle, _to treat_, iv. 63
Handling, _treatment_, i. 2 7
Handsel, _earnest-money_, xii. 335;
_to handsel_, viii. 426
Handwork, _handiwork_, i. 250
Handy, _hand to hand_, v. 13
Hanker, _to hang_, ix. 379
Hap, _to happen_, i. 81;
v. 111;
x. 183;
xi. 456;
_fortune_, ii. 393
Happiless, _unhappy_, xi. 144
Happily, _perhaps_, xiii. 362
Harborough, {
Harborow, { _harbour_, i. 228;
vii. 85
Hardness, _hardship_, i. 298
Harecop, _a hair-brained fellow_, iv. 73
Harlot, _a (low) fellow_, i. 253
Harlotry, _obscene_, viii. 351
Harness, _armour_, iv. 329
Harnessed, _equipped_, i. 395;
iv. 176
Harri'd, _abused_, x. 27
Harrow, _note_, xii. 253
Hasp, _a fastening_, ii 338;
_to embrace_, x. 66
Hatch, _a wicket-gate_, vi. 535
Haught, _haughty_, v. 230;
viii. 132;
xiv. 442
Haunt, _to frequent_, i. 134;
_practise_, i. 249
Hauster, _note_, viii. 444
Haviour, _behaviour_, x. 35;
xi. 452
Haxter, xiv. 282
Hay, _hedge_, i. 401;
_a net for catching rabbits_, vii. 341
Haydegyve, _a kind of dance_, xii. 507
Hazard, _risk_, xv. 225;
_game_, ii. 34;
_plot of a tennis-court_, ix. 381
Haze, _note_, iii. 110
He, _one_, iv. 357
He and she, _man and woman_, xiv. 443
Heal, _salvation_, i. 199, 212
Heale, xv. 425
Heart of grace, _courage_, xii. 212
Heats, "ride his heats," xv. 129
Hedgecreeper, _a term of contempt_, ii. 251
Heightening, _aggravation_, xv. 92
Heildom, _properly "health," but here seems a corruption of "hilding,"
a caitiff, slave_, xiii. 43
Heir, _an heiress_, ix. 535
Hele, _health_, _salvation_, i. 129
Helic, _a term in astrology_, xi. 336
Helm, _helmet_, i. 149
Helter-skelter, _to waste_, vii. 436
Hem, _to clear the throat_, iv. 69;
_talkative_, i. 74
Hemuse, _a roebuck of three years old_, ix. 148
Hend, _courteous_, i. 250
Heng, _to hang_, i. 134
Hent, _to seize_, xii. 311
Herber, _arbour_, ii. 46
Heritor, _inheritor_, ii. 8
Herme, _harm_, xii. 311
Heronsew, ii. 282
Herry, _to harry_, i. 30
Hest, _behest_, _command_, vii., 18;
xi. 99
Hey-pass, _a term in legerdemain_, x. 306
Hey troly lolly, i. 20.
Hidder, _hither_, xii. 507
High, "a high," _loudly_, i. 23;
_aloud_, i. 33
Highmen and lowmen, xii. 243, _note_
Hight, }
Highteth, } _is called_, i. 56;
xii. 241, 253
Hind, _a peasant_, xii. 224
Hing, _to hang_, i. 274
Hire, _to reward_, i. 364;
_a reward_, vii. 59;
viii. 360
His, _its_, i. 12
His noun, _his own_, viii. 76
Ho, _bounds_, ix. 390
Hoart, _hurt_, xii. 253
Hobby (_hawk_), ix. 379
Hobil, _a term of abuse_, iii. 103
Hoddypeak, }
Hoddypeke, }
Hodypeak, }
Huddypeke, } _a fool, a term of contempt_, i. 42;
ii. 164, 211;
iii. 217
Hodmandod, _a snail_, _a term of abuse_, xiv. 525
Hoise, _to hoist_, iii. 34, 218
Hold, _to bet_, ii. 275
Hold bias, xii. 280
Holes (nine), iii. 9
Holidam. See _Halidom_, iv. 219, 244
Hollen, _of holly_, i. 49
Holp, _helped_, i. 85, 191
Holt, _wood_, _grove_, i. 148
Holy, _holly_, _wholly_, i. 359
Honesty, _honest people_, iii. 228
Honor, _credit_, _reputation_, iv. 98, 185
Hope, _to expect_, xii. 132
Hop-holiday, ii. 379
Horrid, _bristling_, xi. 527
Hostelity, _hospitality_, v. 398
Hot, _did hit_, vii. 276
Hotchpotch, _a pudding_, ix. 183
Hoten, xii. _called_, 255
Hough, _to hamstring_, ix. 457; xiv. 164
Hound-fish, _dog-fish_, xii. 241
Hoved, _abode_, i. 178
How, _who_, xiv. 458
Howlet, _an owl_, iii. 87
Hucklebone, iii. 180
Hud, _to hood_(?), xi. 353
Huddle, _thick_, ix. 269
Huff, } _an exclamation_, i. 20, 188; ii. 13
Huffa, }
Huff, _anger_, vii. 311
Hugeously, _much_, xii. 276
Huggermugger, _in secret_, viii. 84; x. 91
Hugy, _huge_, v. 106
Humblesse, _humility_, viii. 166
Humorist, _a madman_, ix. 17
Humorous, _fanciful_, _capricious_, _ill tempered_, v. 31; vii. 433;
xiv. 296
Hundreth, _a hundred_, vii. 278
Husbanded, _economised_, xi. 355
Husbandry, _economy_, iii. 16; v. 189; xi. 63
Hussy, _housewife_, xiv. 331
Huswife, _huzzy_, vii. 250;
_applied to a man_, vii. 303(?)
Hydroptic, xiv. 288
Hyghten, } _called_, i. 129, 275; xii. 254
Hyght, }
Ibroken, _broken_, i. 49
Ich, _I_, i. 73; ii. 169; iii. 175
Icha, _I have_, iii. 227
Ichotte, _I wot_, _I know_, iii. 75
Iclipped, _called_, v. 363
I-dight, _prepared_, i. 243
Ield, _to reward_, iii. 75
Ifare, _to go_, v. 395
Ilk, _same_, i. 264;
_each_, vi. 71
Ilkwhare, _everywhere_, vi. 71
Illicentiate, _not lawfully licensed_, xiv. 283
Ill-mutton, _a strumpet_, xi. 43
Ill-part, _malapert_(?), viii. 250
Illumine, _to illuminate_, i. vi.
Illustrate, _to make illustrious_, xv. 229
Immeriting, _undeserving_, xiv. 307
Imp, _to graft_, xi. 346
Impale, _to surround with pall_(?), vii. 112
Impal'd, _surrounded_, viii. 165
Imp'd, xii. 530.
Impede, _impediment_, xiv. 362
Impoisoned, _poisoned_, viii. 38
Impoisoning, _poisoning_, xi. 566
Import, _importance_, vii. 471;
_to concern_, xv. 23
Imports, _is necessary_, xv. 102
Importune, _importunate_, i. 54;
_to be importunate_, xi. 109
Impossible, _impossibility_, i. 152
Imposthumes, _boils_, i. 66
Impostume, _a boil_, xi. 343
Impostur'd, _deceived_, xiv. 352
Imprese, _impress_, xiv. 293
Imprinted, _printed_, i. 7
Imps, _scions_, xii. 450
Impudency, _impudence_, ix. 191; x. 31.
Incertain, _uncertain_, vii. 195
Incomposed, _indisposed_, xiv. 198
Incontinent, _forthwith_, i. 48
Inconveniency, _inconvenience_, xi. 442
Indeniz'd, _one made free_, xii. 472
Indent (to), ii. 213
Indifferent, _impartial_, i. 415;
v. 405
Indifferently, _impartially_, viii. 32
Indite, _to compose_ (_ballads_), i. 7
Indulgency, xiii. 466
Infect, _infected_, i. 302
Inferial, _below_, _mundane_, i. 9
Influence (of the stars), i. 11;
vii. 63;
xii. 339
Ingenious, _ingenuous_, 13, 53
Ingeniously, _ingenuously_, xiv. 281
Ingram, _ignorant_, vi. 397
Inis, _I am not_, xii. 287
Inkhorn, _pedantic_, viii. 70
Inquisition, _inquiry_, xiii. 156
Insame, _together_, i. 245, 247
Insculp'd, _engraved_, xii. 202
Insculption, _inscription_, x. 12
Insensate, _without feeling_, i. 12
Insensitive, _irrational_, xi. 144
Insidiate, _to plot_, xii. 605
Insolency, _insolence_, xiv. 200
Insort, _to distribute_, vii. 425
Inspire, _to breathe into_, xiv. 105
Insufferable, _unbearable_, x. 194
Insurance, _affiance_, iii. 136
Insure, _to assure_, iv. 220
Intea, _into_, vi. 71
Intellection, _knowledge_, i. 124;
_understanding_, ii. 263
Intellective, _intellectual_, i. 12
Intelligence, _watch, spying_, x. 174;
_a spy_, xi. 337
Intelligencer, _a spy_, _informer_, xi. 319, 554
Intelliment, _meaning_, i. 421
Intemperance, _lust_, viii. 303
Intend, _to pretend_, ii. 369
Intendiment, _intention_, x. 129
Intending, _intention_, i. 63
Intendment, _intention_, viii. 454
Intendments, _intentions_, xiv. 117
Intent, _intention_, xi. 455;
_purpose_, xi. 465
Intentive, _attentive_, vii. 172
Intermete, _intermeddle_, xii. 286
Inter-parley, vii. 186
Interrogative, _a question_, xi. 279
Intreat, _to treat_, i. 237
Invective, _abusive_, viii. 75
Inversation, i. 268
Invocate, _invoke_, xv. 210
Inward, _intimate_, x. 38, 305, 434
Ipocras (wine), xi. 194
Ireful, _angry_, i. 81
Irked, _irksome_, ix. 176
Irremeable, _having no way of return_, xi. 567
Ise, _I will_, iii. 218
Ish, _I will_, i. 231, 232
Issue, _outlet_, xv. 88
I-the, _to prosper_, i. 155
I-wis, _truly_, i. 42;
xii. 240
I-wiss, _truly_, i. 14
Jack, _jacket_, xi. 138
Jack-a-lent, xi. 262
Jack of beer, vii. 218
Jacksnipe, xiv. 450
Jack sprat, ii. 357
Jade, _a strumpet_, vi. 257
Jadishly, _like a jade_, xiv. 285
Jakes, _a privy_, x. 339
Jangler, _a babbler_, ix. 397;
_jester_, xii. 240
Janty, _jaunty_, xiv. 401, 506
Jape, _jest_, _trick_, iii. 245;
viii. 389
Japed, _deceived_, i. 171
Javel, _a fool_, iv. 150
Jawled, _nagged_, ix. 252
Jaxes, _privies_, ii. 276
Jealous, _suspicious_, xiii. 424
Jeltron, _shelter_, _shield_, i. 149
Jeopard (to), _risk_, i. 412;
ii. 252;
_to lay a bet_, iii. 309
Jeopardous, _hazardous_, i. 185
Jerted, _jerked_, viii. 52
Jerts, _jerks_, ii. 194
Jest, _deed_, vii. 186;
_part played in a mask_, viii. 114
Jet, _to go_, _strut_, i. 356, 384;
xiv. 176, 181
Jetter, _strutter_, i. 164, 384
Jetting, _strutting_, iii. 108;
vii. 191
Jis, _Jesus_, i. 168
Jobbed, _struck_, i. 442
Jobbernole, _pate_ (?), viii. 446
Job-nut, xiv. 306
Jockey, _Jack_, xii. 156
Jollity, i. 164
Jolly-tiraber'd, _finely-built_, vii. 145
Jouissauce, _joy_, vii. 192, 493
Joust, i. 74
Joyen, _to rejoice_, i. 249
Joying, _rejoicing_, _joy_, ii. 297, 320
Jug, _a strumpet_, iv. 183;
_mistress_, vi. 511;
viii. 409;
_term of endearment_, xii. 115
Jumbler, _a strumpet_, x. 111
Juments, _beasts of burden_, xii. 234
Jump, _exactly_, iv. 366;
_to agree_, viii. 430;
x. 184;
_to eke_, xiii. 63
Jump'd, _agreed_, xiv. 248
Justicer, _a judge_, xiii. 462
Jut, _a jostle_, iii. 102
Jutty, _to jut_, iv. 121
Keep, _care_, i. 202; ii. 233
Keep touch, x. 9
Keisar, _emperor_, ix. 202
Kembeth, _combs_, xii. 242
Kembs, _combs_, xii. 463
Kempt, _combed_, i. 376
Ken, _to show_, _teach_, i. 273;
_to thank_, iv. 61
Kercher, _covering for head_, xiv. 464
Kerchief, _a covering for the head_, i. 429
Kern, _an Irish soldier_, iv. 308
Kest, _cast_, i. 179
Kestrel, _a hawk_, ix. 111
Kex, _hemlock_, ix. 534;
xiv. 309
Kickshaws (_for_ bashaw), xii. 280
Kind, _nature_, i. 113;
iii. 312;
_natural_, i. 245;
"of kind," _naturally_, i. 246;
iii. 210
Kit, _a musical instrument_, i. 48
Killing, _a kitten_, x. 349
Kit-strings, _strings for the kit or fiddle_, xii. 220
Knack, _trick_, ii. 214
Knacking (to be), iv. 121
Knacks, _knick-knacks_, i. 349;
viii. 157
Knap, _blow_, i. 422;
_to knock_, i. 428
Kneve, _knave_, viii. 122
Knit, _bound_, _united_, xi. 473;
xiv. 153
Knocked bread, i. 405
Knotted (_read_ netted), _cut_, ii. 135
Knottle, _knotted_, iii. 333
Knowing, _knowledge_, i. 249
Knowledge, _to acknowledge_, i. 293
Knowlition, _knowledge_, i. 89
Ko, _quote_, iii. 103
Kock's nowns, _God's wounds_ (_an oath_), iii. 79
Koss, _kiss_, iii. 75
Lack, _like_, vi. 71
Lacquey, _to act as lacquey_, xiv. 111
Lad, _led_, i. 160
Lade, _load_, i. 31
Ladyfied, _made a lady_, x. 321
Ladyware, _genital organs_, v. 345
Laft, _left_, i. 28, 68
Lag, _late_, ii. 252;
_to linger_, x. 48
Laken (=lady-kin), _the Virgin Mary_, x. 497
Lamback, _to beat_, vi. 204
Lambeak _or_ Lamback, _to strike_, viii. 305
Lambswool, ix. 424
Lanard, ix. 379
Lance presado, _the leader of a half file of soldiers_, xiv. 328
Landskip, _landscape_, x. 178;
xiv. 300;
xv. 116
Lang, _long_, vi. 73
Lap-clap, _to embrace_, ix, 252
Larum, _alarm_, iv. 320;
xiii. 110
Lash, _snare_, vi. 254
Lass, _less_, i. 256
Late, _lately_, i. 6
Lathe, _barn_, xii. 507
Latten, _brass_, ix. 393
Laud, _to praise_, i. 131;
_praise_, i. 54, 397
Laundress, _a woman employed at an Inns-of-Court_, x. 275;
xiii. 231
Lave, _long_, ix. 304
Laverock, _lark_, i. 425
Lavolta, _a dance_, ix. 408.
Lavoltoe, xiv. 111
Lawless, _illegal_, ix. 74
Lay (= waylay), xiii. 253
Layk, _like_, vi. 76
Lay out, "_put out to interest_" xi. 363
Laytell, _little_, vi. 72
Lazars, _lepers_, viii. 70
Lead, _a caldron_, iii. 231
Leady, _heavy_, i. 85
Lease, _a leash_, iii. 355
Leech, _surgeon_, i. 168;
_physician_, x. 115
Lefe, _dear_, xii. 288
Leg, _a bow_, xiv. 443.
Leger wafers, xii. 334
Leman, _a sweetheart_, _concubine_, _mistress_, ii. 20;
iv. 143;
_note_, xiii. 497;
xiv. 296
Leme, _gleam_, i. 64
Lemen, _laymen_, vi. 71
Lenger, _longer_, i. 29, 103
Lenity, _softness_, v. 388
Lese, _to lose_, i. 74, 83, 156;
iv. 194
Lesing, _leasing_, _falsehood_, i. 119;
i. 159
Lest, _list_, i. 247;
_please_, i. 80
Let, _hindrance_, i. 347, 351;
x. 150;
_to hinder_, ii. 7, 387;
iv. 93;
_to refrain_, i. 252
Leteth, _let_ (_imperative_), xii. 286
Leve, _dear_, iii. 208
Lewd, _foolish_, xiii. 442;
_ignorant_, i. 35, 36
Lewdness, _ignorance_, i. 270;
iv. 121
Lewt, _a lout_, i. 255
Libbard, _leopard_, xiv. 325
Libbards, _leopards_, xiii. 282
Liberal, _licentious_, v. 136
Liberally, _licentiously_, xi. 194
Lie, _urine_, x. 340
Lie at ward, _a fencing term_, viii. 149
Lief, _soon_, i. 20
Lieger, vii. 417;
_ledger_, _resident_, xiii. 271
Liever, _sooner_, i. 35
Life-vein, _life's vein_, i. 152
Lift, _a term used in card playing_, x. 186
Lig, _to lie_, xii. 257
Ligg, _lie_, xii. 507
Light, _easy_, i. 25;
"by this light," _an oath_, i. 33;
x. 298
Light-a-love, vii. 296
Light-bolt, _lightning-bolt_, xi. 312
Lighted, _lightened_, i. 126
Light-fingered, ii. 167
Lightly, _easily_, vii. 304
Lightness, _levity_, ii. 318
Light-skirt, _a woman of light reputation_, ix. 127
Like, _to please_, i. 31, 137;
ii. 213;
xi. 225, 499;
_likely_, i. 88
Likelihood, _likeness_, i. 55;
_probability_ xi. 15
Liking, _pleasure_, i. 80, 247, 269;
xii. 378
Lilburn, _a term of abuse_, iii. 103
Limber, _pliant_, x. 363
Lim'd, _snared_, v. 80
Lin, _to cease_, ii. 116;
viii. 447
Lind, _to lend_, i. 255
Lindabrides, _a strumpet_;
_note_, xiv. 478
Lines, _lineages_, xii. 251
Linger, _to prolong_ (?), viii. 440
Linstock, _a stick with a match at the end, used by gunners_, xiv. 141
Lip-clip, _to kiss_, ix. 252
Liripup, _art_, _craft_, iii. 322
List, _pleasure_, i. 24, 29;
_please_, i. 79;
xi. 487;
_pleases_, iv. 15
Lither, _bad_, iii. 250;
vii. 418
Livelihood, _liveliness_ (?), x. 185
Lively, _lifelike_, xi. 514
Livery, _to sue_, _to recover property_, ix. 482
Living-giver, _a master_, xi. 465
Loadam (=lodam), _a game at cards_, ix. 101
Loading, _laden_, xiv. 248
Loathful, _hateful_, _distasteful_, i. 111
Loave-ears, _long-ears_, xiv. 321
Lob, _term of contempt_, ii. 221;
_fool_, _lout_, iii. 272;
viii. 448
Lobbish, _blockish_, iii. 268
Lobcock, _a fool_, iv. 75;
_foolish_, ix. 241
Lobcocked, ix. 288
Lob's pound, _a snare_, xv. 32
Lock and hasp, ii. 338
Lode, _leading_, i. 50
Lode star, _leading star_, v. 103
Loggerhead, _a blockhead_, x. 478
Loggerheaded, _blockhead_, vi. 177
Logheaded, _blockhead_, iv. 65
Lombard, _banker_, i. 266
Long, _to belong_, i. 255;
_a long time_, i. 149
Long coat, _a nurse_, xi. 464
Long of, _on account of_, ii. 300
Loose, _purge_, xv. 316
Loover, _opening in the roof_, _sky-light_, viii. 320;
xi. 105
Lope, _to run_, vi. 70
Lore, _learning_, i. 60;
_lost_, i. 413;
_to teach_, xii. 241
Lorn, _lost_, i. 271
Losel, _a loose, worthless fellow_, iii. 128, 218;
_good for nothing_, viii. 341
Loselled, _losel_, _worthless_ (?), ix. 288
Losopher, _a philosopher_, i. 40
Losophy, _philosophy_, i. 42
Lout, iii. 103
Loud and still, _openly and secretly_, i. 269
Lough, _to low_, xii. 507
Lour, _to look sad_, ii. 290
Louse (to), _to pick of lice_, viii. 69
Louser, _a catcher of lice_, iv. 118
Lousious, _luscious_, iv. 73
Loute, _to bow_, xii. 507
Louted, _treated as a loutish stupid_, iii. 97
Loutishness, _stupidity_, iii. 117
Love-longing, i. 247
Love's dance, i. 156
Loving, _love_, iv. 15
Low, _to allow_, iii. 136
Loy, St, ii. 117
Lozel, _a worthless fellow_, vii. 155
Lub, _love_, iii. 67
Lug, _to pull_, _drag by the ear_, i. 231;
ix. 304
Lugs, _the ears_, ix. 215
Luke, _look_, vi. 73
Lull, _to seize by the ear_ (?), ii. 211
Lulling, iv. 120
Lumperdy-clumperdy, iii. 92
Lumpish, _dull_, xii. 212
Lungis, _a lubber_, viii. 53
Lurden, _a term of reproach_, i. 76;
_a lout_, ix. 289
Lusk, _sluggard_, ix. 462
Luskish, _slow_, viii. 370
Lust, _to please,_ i. 292;
iii. 102;
_to desire_, ii. 119
Lusty, _pleasant_, i. 48
Luxur, _a lecher_, x. 8
Lycand, _pleasing_, xii. 254
Lytherly, _bad_, xii. 241
Maculate, _to spot_, _soil_, i. 225
Mad, _to madden_, x. 169
Madding, _mad_, v. 185
Maddle-coddle, _foolish_, vi. 391
Made, "we're made," = _our fortunes are made_, xii. 211
Magnifico, _a grandee_, xi. 453
Maids, _thornbacks_, xii. 113
Mail, _wallet_, vi. 511
Maim'd, _wounded_, v. 13
Maintain, _to encourage_, iii. 155
Maintenance, _servitude_, xi. 468
Make ready, _to dress_, xiii. 489
Make, _mate_, iii. 24
Maked, _matched_, i. 252
Maker, _poet_, ii. 112
Making, _mating_, xi. 144
Malcontent, _discontented_, xiv. 107
Malcontented, _discontented_, x. 162
Malecotoon, _peach_, xii. 236
Malison, _curse_, iii. 181
Malkin, _a term of contempt_, iii. 65
Malvoisin, _Malmsey wine_, i. 24
Manchet, _white bread_, viii. 160
Manhood, _manliness_, xi. 459
Mankin, _manly_, _furious_, ii. 216
Mankind, _manlike,_ vii. 319;
_ferocious_, viii. 439
Mankine, _masculine_, iii. 146
Mannerly, _well-behaved_, vii. 162
Man-of-war, _constable_, i. 185
Manship, vii. 417
Mantle-tree, _mantlepiece_, ix. 222
Marchpane, ix. 424;
xi. 540;
_note_, xii. 235
Mare, _nightmare_, "let pass away the mare," i. 57;
"two-legged mare," _the gallows_, iii. 335
Margarites, _pearls_, xii. 475
Margent, _margin_, ix. 169
Marish, _marshy_, x. 161
Marl, _marvel_, x. 504
Marl'd, _marvelled_, xi. 284
Marmoset, _monkey_, xiii. 298;
xiv. 285
Marry, _the Virgin Mary_, xi. 461
Marry a God, _marry_, _the Virgin Mary_, vii. 477
Marshal (of the revels), i. 45
Martialist, v. 9;
_a soldier_, viii. 440;
xiii. 462
Martyrdom, _suffering_, x. 149
Marybone, _marrow-bone_, ii. 79
Masculine, _male_, xi. 452
Maship, _mastership_, i. 367;
iii. 65
Massiness, _massiveness_, x. 131
Massy, _massive_, ii. 329;
xi. 339
Masterdom, _power_, viii. 250
Mastlin, _mixed metal_, ix. 411
Match, _rival_, ii. 349
Maternal (tongue), _mother_ (_tongue_) i. 7
Matron, _an old crone_, i. 72
Matt, _the mass_, iii. 146
Maugre, _in spite of_, xi. 316;
xii. 288
Maukins, _note_, viii. 258
Maumet, _puppet_, x. 167
Mavors, _Mars_, xii. 451
Maw, _term used in card-playing_, ix. 387;
x. 539
Mayhap, _perhaps_, i. 66
Maze, _to amaze_, iv. 65
Mazzard, _pate_, xi. 47
Me, _expletive_, x. 280;
xi. 102
Meacock, _a milksop_, iv. 118
Meads, _meadows_, vii. 295
Mean, "a mean," i. 9;
"the mean season," _meantime_, i. 48;
"in a mean," _of a medium size_, _moderate_, i. 62;
v. 285, 293
Measure, _moderation_, i. 258
Meaze, _form of a hare_, ix. 44
Meditation, _mediation_, xv. 19
Meed, _reward_, iii. 231
Meet with, _to serve out_, vii. 462;
_to be even with_, xiii. 62
Megrim, _megrims_, i. 160; xv. 30
Melancholy, _madness_, i. 84
Melist, _it pleases me_, i. 154
Mell, _to meddle_, iii. 248
Mending, _amendment_, i. 153
Mends, _amends_, v. 299
Merce, _to amerce_, ix. 487
Merchant, _person_, _fellow_, _chap_, i. 69;
ii. 255,383;
xi. 28;
iii. 8;
_rogue_, xii. 165
Merchantman, _merchant_, xii. 158
Mercurials, xi. 301
Mere, _pure_, _perfect_, vii. 270
Merely, _quite_, _absolutely_, x. 204
Merk, _to darken_, xii. 507
Meseem, _meseems_, vi. 62
Meseraics, xi. 303
Met, _dreamt_, xii. 242
Metamorphose, _to change_, _transmute_, xi. 488
Mete, _to measure out a reward_, viii. 304;
_to measure_, ix. 557;
_measured_, x. 37
Metely, _fitly_, _meetly_, i. 48
Meteoroscope, xi. 344
Metheglin, xiii. 32
Methink, _methinks_, i. 9
Mettles, vii. 146
Meve, _to move_, i. 244;
iv. 98
Mew'd, _confined_, _restrained_, i. 60
Meyne, _company_, i. 262
Mich, _much_, i. 22
Micher, _a truant_, _flincher_, i. 164;
viii. 57;
ix. 550;
x. 332
Mickle, _great_, _much_, i. 249;
iii. 86;
viii. 151;
xii. 507
Middes, _midst_, i. 16
Middle-earth, i. 250
Midsummer-ale, _note_, xiii. 503
Mightly, _mightily_, i. 248
Milksop, vii. 127
Mincing, ii. 290
Mind, _to intend_, iii. 45
Minion, _favourite_, _darling_, ii. 169;
iii. 159;
xi. 19;
xiv. 100;
_servant_, vii. 293
Minionly, _mincingly_, ii. 346
Minish, _to diminish_, i. 141, 417
Minister, _to administer_, xii. 104
Mischief, _misfortune_, i. 23, 234
Mischievous, _unfortunate_, i. 188
Misdeem, _to misjudge_, ii. 119
Miser, _wretched,_ ii. 252;
_a wretch_, vii. 62;
viii. 343
Miserable, _compassionate_, vi. 360
Mislike, _to dislike,_ i. 386;
ii. 345;
xi. 530;
_to displease_, iv. 35
Miss, _to be wanting to_, i. 90;
_to lose,_ i. 215;
_to fail,_ ii. 225;
iv. 54;
_fault_, _sin_, i. 147, 186, 192
Mister, _to serve_, _be needful_, i. 264;
_to need_, i. 347
Misterm, vii. 493
Mistress, _note_, xii. 120, 165
Mistrist, _mistrust_, i. 203
Misuse, _to abuse_, _commit adultery_, i. 308
Misusing, _abuse_, i. 193
Mit (=mist?), i. 356
Mo, _more_, i. 7, 246
Mockage, _mockery_, iii. 135
Mocking-stock, vii. 176
Model, _plan_, x. 65
Modesty, _moderation_, x. 475
Moiling, _toiling_, xiii. 7
Moilingest, _most toilsome_, x. 259
Molt, _molten_, x. 335
Moly, _note_, viii. 228
Mome, _a fool_, ii. 315
Moneth, _month_, ii. 179
Monethmayndes, (= month-minds), _monthly remembrances of the
departed_, vi. 72
Moneths, _months_, iii. 183
Monition, _admonition_, i. 132;
ii. 270
Moon, _frenzy_, x. 50
Moot, _talk_, iv. 258;
_to plead_, ix. 180
Mooting, _discussion_, ix. 183
Mooting night, _note_, xii. 276
Moped, _moping_, xv. 521
Mopish, _foolish_, ii. 255
Moppet, _a term of endearment_, viii. 308
Moral, "a moral play," i. 99
More, _greater_, x. 118
Morglay, _note_, xii. 286
Morion, _helmet_, xii. 488
Morn, "to-morn," _to-morrow_, ii. 283
Mort, _a loose woman_, viii. 156
Most, _greatest_, i. 113
Most-part, _ad. mostly_, i. 30
Mot, _may_, i. 256, 257;
xv. 418
Mote, _may_, ii. 255;
xii. 241
Motion, _movement_, x. 119;
_puppet-show_, x. 135;
_puppet_, _note_, xiii. 420;
xiv. 412
Motley, _a fool_, x. 525
Motte, _witty saying_, xi. 401
Mought, _might_, i. 249;
iv. 306
Mounseer, _a Frenchman_, xiv. 32
Mount Saint, _game of cards_, x. 186
Moustachio, xi. 76
Movings, _motions_, i. 11
Mow, _to make grimaces_, 1. 246;
_to mock_, viii. 49
Mowing, _making grimaces,_ ii. 211;
_mouthing_, x. 493
Mowt, _might_, vi. 72
Much, _very_, i. 379
Muck, _riches_, xiii. 7
Mued, _moulted_, xi. 360
Muliebrity, _womanhood_, v. 345
Mum, _silent_, i. 74;
_silence_, iii. 352
Mumchance, _note_, xii. 120
Mummery, _masking_, v. 300
Mun, _must_, iii. 159;
vi. 74;
xv. 143
Mundungo, _tobacco_, xiv. 291
Murlons, _merlins_ (_hawks_), iv. 70
Murnival, _a term used in card-playing_, xi. 217
Murrain, _plague_, _curse_, xiii. 160;
_plaguy_, _very_, xv. 144
Murrainer, _worse_ (?), iii. 221
Murrainly, _much_, _exceedingly_, iii. 213
Murrion, _murrain_, iii. 180
Muscadine (wine), ix. 526
Muskadine, _muscadel_, xi. 491
Muss, _a term of abuse_, ix. 367
Musselden, _muscadine_, iv. 73
Mussers, _hiding-places_, x. 294
Mutin, _mutinous_, iv. 258
Muzzling, iv. 120
Mynock (myn hock), vi. 242
Naked, _without weapons_, xiv. 334;
_note_, 511
Nale, "at nale," (=atten _ale_) _at the ale-house_, i. 166;
_ale_, vi. 73
Napery, _napkin_, xv. 159
Nat, _not_, iii. 177
Natural, _an idiot_, xi. 453
Naturate, _natural_, i. 11
Naturing, _bringing into birth_, i. 11
Naunt, _aunt_, _whore_, xiii. 161
Nawl, _an awl_, iii. 210
Nay, _denial_, iii. 38
Ne, _nor_, i. 226
Near, _nearer_, ii. 125;
iii. 64;
xi. 46
Nearhand, _nearly_, iii. 31
Neat, _finely-dressed_, vii. 286
Neck verse, i. 159
Neele, _needle_, iii. 180
Neighbourhood, _neighbourliness_, xii. 67
Nem, _take_, xii. 287
Nempd, _named_, xii. 242
Nessary, _necessary_, i. 253
Nething, _nothing_, vi. 72
New, "a new day," i. 86
New-joint (to), ix. 556
Next, _nearest_, i. 27;
ix. 441;
_nearest of kin_, x. 196;
_the next heir_, x. 31
Nice, i. 116; _foolish_, i. 235;
_tender_, _delicate_, ii. 272;
_coy_, xi. 531
Nicely, _quietly_, iii. 232
Niches in the wall, _note_, xv. 216
Nick (of time), xii. 390;
xv. 47, 60;
_a term used in dicing_, ii. 171
Nicking, _using a beer-can with a raised bottom, hence giving short
measure_, xii. 334
Nidiot, _idiot_, ii. 303
Nifling, _trifling_, xiv. 317
Niggers (= snigs), _an oath_, xiii. 6, 22
Niggersnoggers, _an oath_, xiii. 5, 10
Niggler, _sporter_, xiv. 313
Nill, _will not_, vi. 475;
vii. 108;
x. 474
Nim, _to take_, xiv. 350
Nimmer, _thief_, xi. 370
Ningle, _a term of endearment_, xiv. 297
Nipitaty, _note_, viii. 60
Nippitate, _note_, vii. 445
Niset, _a term of endearment_, ii. 22
Niters, _note_, xi. 430
Nitty-napry, xiv. 344
Nod, _noddy_, ii. 130
Noddlehead, x. 328
Noddy, _nobody_, iv. 17
Noiling, _noise_ (?), iii. 230
Noise, _band_, x. 263;
_note_, xii. 281
Noisome, _poisonous_, _noxious_, xii. 192
Nol, _pate_, vi. 253
Noly, ii. 171
Norice, _nurse_, xii. 241
Nosthrils, _nostrils_, i. 376
Not, _nought_, i. 321
Notable, _well-known_, i. 69
Note, _mark_, ix. 427
Notes, _signs_, vii. 187
Nother, _nor_, i. 22;
_neither_, i. 200, 368
Nothing, _not at all_, i. 7
Noughtiness, _badness_, ii. 317
Noughty, _naughty_, _bad_, ii. 307
Nouns, _zounds_, x. 260
Nowl, _an owl_, ii. 113
Noy, _annoy_, ii. 109
Nuddled, _note_, xiv. 62
Nup, _a fool_, ix. 367
Nupson, _a fool_, ix. 458
Nurslings, ix. 453
Nusled, _nurtured_, in. 44
Obediency, _obedience_, xi. 486
Obeisance, _obedience_, i. 59
Obeying, _obedient to_, xii. 570
Obstination, _obstinacy_, i. 164
Occident, _west_, i. 18
Occupier, _a merchant_, x. 308
Occupy, _cohabit_, xii. 137
Occurents, _occurrences_, xi. 475
Odsnigs, _an oath_, xii. 249
Of, _by_, _concerning_, ii. 274
Officious, _diligent in office_, ii. 339
Oft _among_, _often_, _at intervals_, i. 7
Ointment, _unction_, i. 132
Old, _much_, ix. 381
Oliv'd, _note_, xii 239
Olivet, xiv. 344
On, _of_, i. 59
On-begging, _a-begging_, vi. 399
One, "at one," _friendly_, vi. 57;
"in one," _at one_, vi. 148
One's, _some one's_, xi. 443
On's, _of his_, xi. 453
Oon, _one_, xv. 424
Ooze, _mud_, xii. 492
Ope, _open_, x. 116;
xiii. 31
Open-arses, _medlars_, xiv. 414
Opinionated, _thought of_, viii. 139
Opportuneful, _opportune_, iv. 374
Opunctly, _opportunely_, xi. 264
Oration, _prayer_, i. 409
Orbicularly, _around_, _circularly_, i. 14.
Ordinately, _in order_, ii. 217
Orient, i. 296;
_east_, i. 18
Orient pearl, xi. 489
Orison, _vow_, vii. 431;
_prayer_, i. 89;
x. 121
Other, _or_, i. 409
Otherwhere, _elsewhere_, iii. 266
Outcoming, _a coming out_, i. 255
Outcry, _auction_, xiv. 445
Outgnawn, _gnawed out_, iv. 338
Outher, _either_, i. 202
Outlandish, _foreign_, xiii. 43;
v. 262
Outnick, xv. 60
Outraged, _rased_, _scraped out_, i. 293
Outsearch, i. 102
Outsep, _except_, vi. 392
Outvoice, xi. 86
Outward, _outer_, i. 484
Overbarring, viii. 77
Overblown, _blown over_, xi. 74
Overcrow, _to overcome, subdue_, viii. 452
Overlove, vii. 23
Overpeer, ix. 404
Oversayne, _to oversay_, i. 33
Overslip, _to omit_, xi. 490
Over-year, xi. 401
Owe, _own_, i. 202;
v. 232;
ix. 471;
xi. 124
Pacifical, _peacemaking_, xii. 270
Pagend, _pageant_, xv. 423
Paicture, _picture_, vi. 74
Pain, _pains_, i. 7;
_to take pains_, iv. 33
Paining, _suffering_, i. 81
Pair, _pack_, vi. 421
Paishe, _passion_, iii. 130
Pall, _robe_, vii. 106
Palliardize, _dirtiness_, viii. 135
Palmer, _the rod_, _a schoolmaster_ (?), ii. 275
Palter, _to mumble_, _speak indistinctly or shufflingly_, iii. 205
Paltry, _rubbish_, viii. 137
Palyes, _palace_, xii. 253
Pander, _panderer_, viii. 148;
xi. 520, 546
Panderise, _to act as panderer_, x. 294
Pantable, _pantofle_, _slipper_, iv. 67;
vii. 409;
xv. 105
Pantler, _the keeper of a pantry_, iv. 491
Parachitoe, xiv. 289
Parages, _rank_, _lineage_, iii. 66
Parator, _apparitor_, ix. 307
Parbreak, _to vomit_, viii. 462
Parcel, _part_, x. 275
Parcels, _parts_, xii. 62
Pardy, }
Perde, } _by God_, i. 111, 154; ii. 221
Paril, _peril_, vi. 74
Parley, _to speak_, ix. 477
Parliament (= parament), _apparel_, vi. 312
Parlous, _perilous_, _great_, x. 77
Parlously, _perilously_, xiv. 395
Part, _to share_, i. 243
Partaker, _a sharer_, vii. 255
Parted, _shared_, i. 67
Partiner, _partner_, i. 126
Partlet, _a ruff_, i. 350
Parts, _parties_, iii. 248;
_conflicts_, vii. 401
Party, _person_, x. 123
Pash'd, _crushed_, viii. 314
Pass, _to care_, ii. 47;
_care_, ii. 171, 301;
_to surpass_, i. 408;
_exalt_, vii. 352;
_to exceed (belief)_, ix. 364;
_passage_, xi. 375
Passable (_pun on_), xii. 220
Passage, _game at dice_, i. 266;
xi. 431;
_note_, xii. 120
Passages, _love-passages_, x. 194;
_what has passed between two persons_, xi. 14, 33.
Passes, _surpasses_, xiii. 105
Passing measures, _a slow dance_, ix. 408
Passion, _suffering_, i. 274;
_a love sonnet_, xi. 327
Passion-a-me, _an oath_, xi. 522
Pastance, _pastime_, i. 23;
iii. 88
Patch, _a fool_, iii. 186;
iv. 220;
x. 493;
xi. 140
Patter, _to talk_, i. 181
Paunch, _to stab_, ix. 451
Paunch'd, _wounded in the belly_, v. 26
Paxes, _pax-breads_ (?), iii. 11
Pay, _pleasure_, iv. 71
Paynim, _pagan_, xii. 229
Peach, _to impeach_, _accuse_, i. 157
Peaching, _blabbing_, xv. 29
Peak, _to be peaky_, ii. 212
Peaking, _prying_ (?), vii. 437
Peakish mome, ii. 208
Pearl, _note_, xiv. 424
Pearmains, xii. 328
Pease (a), iv. 224
Peat, _pet_, vii. 475;
ix. 369;
xiv. 321
Peccant, _sinner_, xiv. 355
Pectorals, xiv. 321
Pee-dee, _note_, xiv. 289
Peel, Pele, _a baker's rod or shovel_, i. 424
Peer, _equal_, i. 26;
_to look at_, iv. 353
Peevish, _foolish_, ii. 304
Pelf, _riches_, _wealth_, xi. 466
Pelican, xii. 174
Pelt, _a blow_ (?), ii. 391
Peltingly, _paltry_ (?), viii. 350
Pelts, _shields_, xii. 477
Penitency, _penitence_, xi. 458
Pennyfather, _miser_, vii. 300;
xi. 468
Pented, _painted_, vi. 74
Peppercorn, _note_, xii. 280
Peradventure, _hazard_, ix. 17
Percase, _perhaps_, i. 67; ii. 109
Perdue, _a soldier on a forlorn hope_, xii. 235
Perdurable, _everlasting_, i. 64
Perdy, _by God_, i. 43
Perfectness, _perfection_, vii. 302
Perfit, _perfect_, i. 7, 61, 353
Perfitly, _perfectly_, i. 383
Perilsome, _perilous_, viii. 46
Period, _end_, x. 170;
xi. 472, 563
Perk, _to perch_, iv. 124
Perpend, iv. 167, 236
Perry, _a squall_, vii. 482
Personable, iii. 32
Personally, _in person_, i. 28
Perspicil, _a telescope_, xi. 311
Persuase, _persuasion_, vii. 376
Perturb, _to disturb_, i. 217
Perturbation, _disturbance_, xi. 86
Pervart, _perverted_, ii. 58
Pervert, _perverted_, i. 200
Pes, _haunch_, iii. 181
Pesle-mesle, _pell-mell_, v. 246
Pestens, _pestilent_, _bad_, iv. 82
Pester, iii. 32
Pestilent, _troublesome_, iii. 11
Pestilently, _badly_, iii. 271
Pestle, _gammon_, _leg_, iv. 82
Petitory, _petitionary_, ix. 341
Pettifogger, _attorney_, vi. 281;
ix. 264
Pettifogging, _cheating_, ix. 238
Pettyfogging (groom), _a knavish lawyer_, x. 356
Phalange, _phalanx_, ix. 362
Pheer (= feer), _companion_, iv. 263;
xiii. 425
Philosophy (natural), i. 6
Philtres, xiv. 520
Phlegm, "easy phlegm," xv. 199
Phlegmy, xv. 117
Physnomy, _face_, _note_, xiv. 253, 320
Pick, _sharp point_, vii. 318
Pickadel, _part of a doublet_, xi. 17
Picking, _pilfering_, vii. 214
Pickle, _plight_, viii. 364
Pick-thank, xv. 29
Piddling, _petty_, xiii. 143, 152
Piece, _a cup_, i. 178;
_a vessel_, ii. 232;
_creature_, xiii. 163;
_coin_, xiii. 8;
_woman_, xiv. 318, 479
Pigeon-holes, _note_, xii. 101, 120
Pight, _placed_, i. 249;
ix. 176;
_pitched_, i. 403;
_determined_, ii. 47
Pigsnie, _a term of endearment_, ii. 151;
xiii. 142
Pigsny, _a term of endearment_, iii. 80;
ix. 547
Pilfries, _pilferings_, xi. 303
Pill and poll, _to pilfer and to plunder_, x. 501
Pilling and polling, vi. 49
Pin, "a merry pin," i. 45
Pinch, "at a pinch," _in need_, xii. 365
Pinchback, viii. 76
Pinchgut, _miser_, xiv. 291
Pinder, _pinner_, viii. 232
Pinion, _term used in dicing_, ii. 35
Pink, _to gamble (?)_, ii. 35
Pinkany, _a term of endearment_, vii. 324
Pink'd, _peep'd_, xi. 117
Pinken eyes, _small eyes_ (?), xi. 71, 72
Pinky eyne, _small eyes_, vii. 167
Pins, _legs_, i. 181
Pioner, _pioneer_, x. 160
Pishes, _cries of pish_, xii. 298
Pissing, "a pissing while," iii. 224
Pistoles, _coins_, xv. 131
Pistolets, _pistols_, xiv. 164;
_coins_, xv. 126
Piteousness, _pity_, x. 189
Pithily, _strongly_, i. 250
Pitiful, _merciful_, _compassionate_, i. 81, 288
Pittance, _a morsel of bread_, ii. 242
Plain, _to complain_, vi. 414
Plaint, _complaint_, vii. 83;
x. 189
Planch, _to patch all round_, iii. 176
Plantain, xv. 143
Plantation, _colony_, xi. 467;
xv. 334
Plantations, _colonies_, xiii. 274
Plat, _place_, ii. 297;
iii. 196
Platform, _note_, xiii. 336
Play fast and loose, xiii. 174
Pleasance, _pleasure_, i. 56
Pleasaunce, _pleasure_, xii. 240
Pleasure, _to give pleasure_, vi. 150;
_to humour_, vi. 291;
_to please_, viii. 299;
x. 134
Plenal, _full_, xiii. 153, 156
Plete, _to plead_, i. 262
Plight, _vow_(?), i. 82;
_to pledge_, i. 257;
_a pledge_, _promise_, iv. 313;
_sort_, _company_, iii. 173
Plotform, _plot_, _platform_, _note_, viii. 423
Pluck, _to drag_, _pull_, i. 72;
xiii. 285
Pluck'd, _pulled_, xi. 282
Pluck up heart, iv. 245
Plumb, _plummet_, x. 199
Pocky, xi. 463
Podstick (= pot-stick), _a staff_, ii. 114
Poetise, _to make poetry_, xi. 451
Poignant (sword), _sharp_, ii. 250
Poignet, _a little bodkin_, i. 351
Poinard, _poignard_, ix. 117
Point-device, _with great exactness_, i. 23, 44
Pointed, _appointed_, i. 33
Pointment, _appointment_, i. 33, 37
Points (untrussed), ix. 41
Poise, _weight_, x. 119, 146, 190
Poking-stick, _note_, viii. 161
Politicly, _craftily_, xii. 52
Poll, _to pill_, _rob_, i. 199
Poll'd, _having the hair cut_, iv. 81, 82
Polldennery, _extortion_, ix. 229
Polling, _plunder_, iii. 118
Polt, _lame_, viii. 91
Pomander, _balls of perfume_, ix. 419
Ponderosity, _heaviness_, i. 14
Poopnoddy, _a fool_, ix. 242
Popinjay, _a parrot_, ii. 117
Porkling, _a pig_, viii. 369
Port, _manner_, _bearing_, _behaviour_, _courage_, ii. 248, 335;
vii. 293
Portace, }
Portass, }
Portesse,} _prayer-book_, _breviary_, iii. 24;
vii. 464;
viii. 393
Portraiture, _painting_, i. 62
Pose, _to question_, vii. 291
Poser, _examiner_, ix. 139
Posnets, _little pots_, xii. 328
Possems, _possets_, xiv. 296
Possess, _to inform_, ix. 483
Possessed, _acquainted_, _informed_, xiii. 144, 175
Possing, _pushing_, iii. 183
Post, _term used in dicing_, ii. 35;
_haste_, iv. 18, 19;
viii. 399;
_to haste_, v. 11;
vii. 203;
_messenger_, viii. 154;
x. 488;
"to ride post," ix. 102
Posting, _hastening_, xi. 488
Posts, _supports_ (?), i. 75
Pot (go to), ii. 252;
vi. 66;
vii. 302
Potgun, _popgun_, iii. 141
Pothecary, _apothecary_, i. 178;
i. 346
Potluck, viii. 87
Pottle, _a half-gallon_, xi. 136, 195
Poult-foot, _club-foot_, xiv. 308
Pouped, _deceived_, iii. 194
Powdered, _salted_, viii. 320
Power, _force_, iv. 260
Poynado, _poignard_, xii. 524
Poynant, _sharp_, xii. 286
Practic, _practical_, xi. 98
Practice, _treason_, _plotting_, _plot_, vii. 451;
xiv. 128, 149
Præstigiatory, _juggling_, xi. 324
Praise-worth, _praiseworthy_, vii. 73
Prancome, _a trick_, iii. 177
Prank, _trick_, ii. 117, 230;
iii. 198;
_to adorn_, ix. 231
Pranker, _finer_, ix. 431
Prater, _a chatterer_, ii. 255
Pratty, _pretty_, viii. 23
Praty, _pretty_, i. 71, 165
Preachment, _a declaration_, ix. 307
Preacquainted, xiii. 487
Prease, _crowd_, vii. 53
Prebends, i. 226
Precious thief, ii. 143
Preciousness, xv. 103
Predication, _preaching_, i. 235
Predycacyon, _preaching_, xv. 426
Prefe, _proof_, i. 179
Pregnant, _full of wit_, xii. 111
Pregnant wits, i. 7
Prenticehood, _apprenticeship_, iii. 310
Presence, _company_, i. 35
Presently, _at once_, xi. 82
Presentment, _representation_, xiv. 280, 281
Prest, _ready_, i. 82, 248
Prester-Johnian, xii. 229
Prestly, _readily_, i. 253
Pretence, _intention_, iii. 307
Pretend, _to intend_, vii. 178;
ix. 283
Pretended, _intended_, iii. 13
Pretty man, i. 19
Prevent, _to forestall_, _anticipate_, ii. 250;
vii. 233;
xii. 101;
_go before_, xiii. 473
Prey, _prize_, ii. 360
Price, _prize_, _renown_, iii. 28
Prick, _to ride_, iv. 92
Prick-eared cur, i. 87
Prick-eared song, i. 48
Pricked, _dressed_, i. 244
Pricket, _a young buck_, ix. 149
Prickle, _prick_, v. 46;
_to prick_, xiv. 318
Pricks (on a gall), i. 14
Prick-shafts, xiii. 39
Prick-song, i. 48;
xi. 144
Priesthade, _priesthood_, vi. 72
Prime, _spring_, ix. 231
Primero, _term used in card-playing_, ix. 387
Prims, _pretty lasses_, i. 181
Princock, _a dandy_, ii. 170;
iv. 308
Princocks, vii. 442
Princox, _coxcomb_, xi. 126;
xii. 524
Prinkox, _a fop_, ii. 260
Prink up, iii. 6
Print, _to impress_, ii. 275
Privity, _secresy_, i. 34
Privy council, _secret council_, i. 157
Proface, _note_, viii. 160
Proine, _to prune_, x. 160
Promise is debt, i. 137
Propagation, _conception_, i. 290
Proper, "a proper wench," i. 26;
_well-behaved_, i. 426;
_own_, viii. 148
Properties, (of a theatre), xiii. 274
Property, (of a stage), _a scene_ (?), viii. 316
Propriety, _property_, xiv. 364
Prospective, _a view_, vii. 269
Provand, _plain_, _common_, xiv. 385
Prune, _to pick clean_, _trim_, xi. 361
Pucellage, _maidenhead_, i. 77
Pudder, _pother_, _disturbance_, xiv. 444
Pudding-time, iii. 319
Pugging, _pulling_, iv. 120
Puisne, _puny_, x. 25
Puissance, _power_, i. 41
Puissant, _powerful_, xiii. 343
Pullen, _poultry_, iii. 239;
_chicken_, ix. 491
Pumps, _dancing-shoes_, xv. 360
Pums, _a term of endearment_, i. 405
Punk, _a prostitute_, xiv. 60
Punks, ix. 471
Punto, _note_, xiv. 284
Purchase, _to obtain, get_, viii. 402;
_robbery_, xi. 304;
_a prize_, xii. 232;
xiii. 406
Purchasing, _getting_, xi. 490
Purfled, _trimmed_, ix. 417
Purgation, _cleansing_, i. 213
Purls, _hem or fringe_, xi. 134
Purple, _a disease_, i. 175
Purporting, iv. 173
Purpose (to), _to the purpose_
Purpur, _purple_, i. 252
Pursy, _fat_, viii. 369
Purvey, _to provide_, i. 25
Putting out, _lending money at interest_, xi. 190
Pye, ii. 22
Pyketh, _picks_, xii. 242
Pyrdewy, i. 156
Quadragesimal, _lenten_, xii. 268
Quail, _to terrify_, vi. 266;
_to languish_, vii. 48, 204
Quaintly, _fitly_, xiii. 158
Quapp, _to quake_, xii. 242
Quarled, _curdled_, x. 84
Quarry, xi. 404;
_game_, xiv. 379
Quashed, _smashed_, i. 399
Quass, _to quaff_, iii. 327
Quatorzain, viii. 88
Quaver, _to sing_, ii. 117
Quean, _woman_, ii. 346
Queasy, _sickly_, ii. 112;
xiii. 45;
xiv. 145
Queck, _blow_ (?), ii. 8
Queen's game, ii. 34
Quell, _to kill_, _subdue_, i. 79
Quere, _quire_, i. 194
Quest, _jury_, ii. 176;
_inquiry_, xiv. 343
Quick, _living_, _alive_, i. 110;
v. 248
Quick brimstone, _gunpowder_, i. 179
Quid, _the what_, x. 363
Quiddits, _quibbles_, v. 363
Quiddle, iv. 81
Quillets, _quibbles_, x. 289
Quirister, _chorister_, vii. 470
Quiristers, _choristers_, xv. 416
Quirk, _trick_, xv. 169
Quirks, _quibbles_, x. 125, 292
Quit, _clear_, _free_, i. 132, 373;
_to acquit_, vi. 588
Quite, _to requite_, viii. 175
Quittance (to), x. 200
Quod, _said_, iii. 31
Quod-a, _quoth he_, ii. 81
Quodestow, _saidest thou_, iii. 23
Quoit, "to quoit away" (?), _to quit_, xiv. 208
Quotha, _quoth he_, i. 23
Rabblement, _rabble_, iii. 35
Rabbling, _intriguing_, iv. 143
Raches, _a kind of dog_, ix. 148
Raffraff, _riffraff_, viii. 39
Rage, _fever_, i. 85
Ragman rolles, }
Ragman-rolls, } _bulls_, i. 234;
xv. 427
Rakehell, ix. 450
Ramp, _a romp_, iii. 95, 215
Rampallion, _rascal_, xi. 197
Rampier, _rampart_, xii. 521
Rampiers, _ramparts_, iv. 309; x. 326
Ramping, _rampant_, i. 399;
_romping_, iii. 94
Rampion (wine), i. 24
Randall, _random_, vii. 360
Rank, _row_, ix. 440
Rapt, _ravished_, x. 358
Rascal, _rabble_, ix. 223
Rascal deer, ix. 148
Rase, _race_, _channel_, i. 164;
_to erase_, xi. 53
Raspice (wine), i. 24
Rather, _sooner_, i. 364;
_earlier_, iii. 117
Ratsbane, _poison for rats_, xiv. 79
Rattled, _rated_, _scolded_, xiii. 112, 138
Raught, _reached_, _gave_, iv. 302;
_reft_, vii. 57
Rave, _to talk madly_, iii. 228
Ray, _array_, iii. 137;
_to soil_, viii. 87
Rayed, _soiled_, ix. 241
Razed, _rooted out_, iv. 337
Reach, _aim_, vii. 123;
_reaching cough_, xi. 43
Reading, _advice_, xi. 14
Rear, _to raise_, xi. 489
Rear-banquets, xiv. 293
Rearward, _rear_, v. 11
Reason, _right_, ii. 118;
"I'll do you reason," _I'll pledge you_, xv. 214
Rebato, _an ornament for the neck_, _a kind of ruff_, x. 122
Recede, _withdrawal_, xiv. 312
Rech, _to care_, ii. 290;
_care for_, xii. 288
Rechless, _careless_, _reckless_, i. 298;
iii. 196
Reck, _to care_, i. 188;
vii. 68
Recoil, ii. 368
Reconcilement, _reconciliation_, ix. 52;
xii. 275;
xiii. 463;
xv. 89
Record, _to sing_, v. 51;
viii. 154
Recorder, _a flageolet_, iii. 87
Recover, _to cause to recover_, viii. 467
Recoverance, _recovery_, i. 287
Recreance, _recreation_, vi. 32
Recreate, _to refresh_, xi. 511
Recure, _to recover_, i. 369;
vii. 107;
xii. 172;
_recovery_, ix. 52
Rede, _reed_, _counsel_, viii. 405
Reduce, _to bring back_, x. 280;
xii. 452
Reed, _to advise_, i. 181;
_advice_, ii. 257;
vi. 475;
vii. 337
Re-edified, _rebuilt_, xii. 200
Reek, _to smoke_, xi. 275
Reels, vii. 303
Refel, _to refute_, viii. 318
Refranes, _proverbs_, xi. 401
Reft, _bereft_, viii. 159
Refuge, _refuse_, vii. 335
Refuse me, _oath_, xiii. 5
Regiment, _rule_, viii. 77;
_authority_, xii. 505
Rehearsing, _repeating_, i. 61
Reject, _rejected_, i. 213
Remit, _to condone_, xi. 474
Remorseless, _pitiless_, ix. 504
Ren, _to run_, ii. 253
Renne, _to run_, i. 181, 246, 395;
iii. 70
Renowm, _renown_, iv. 338
Rent, i. 199
Rented, _rent_, _distracted_, ix. 133
Repass, _a term used in legerdemain_, x. 306
Reprefe, _reproof_, i. 120
Resolute, vii. 487
Resolution, i. 12
Resolve, _to make one acquainted with the resolution of another_,
vii. 45;
_to dissolve_, vii. 46
Resolved, _dissolved_, xi. 62
Respective, _respectful_, vii. 396;
x. 342
Respire, _to revive_, xi. 67
Respite, _delay_, i. 103, 106
Rest, _stake_, xi. 363
Rested, _arrested_, i. 178
Resty, _restive_, vi. 32
Retchless, _reckless_, ii. 196
Retire, _retirement_, xiv. 312
Retrograde, _recreant_, x. 95
Reuth, _pity_, xii. 286
Reve, _to rive_, ii. 271
Revel, _sport_, _fun_, i. 371
Reven, _to rob_ (?), i. 252
Revengement, _revenge_, vii. 162
Rever, _robber_, viii. 155
Reverent, _reverential_, xi. 143
Revert, _to turn back_, xi. 476
Rew, _row_, i. 262
Rewarding, _a reward_, i. 63
Rewhayre, _require_, vi. 71
Rheuming, _ruminating_ (?), ix. 152
Rib, _wife_, xii. 214
Ribald, _prostitute_, i. 82
Ribble-rabble, _nonsense_, viii. 110
Riches (_singular_), i. 8
Rid, _rode_, v. 343
Ridder, _deliverer_, i. 216
Rig, _strumpet_, iii. 215
Righting, _setting right_, xv. 13;
xv. 55
Rightwiseness, _righteousness_, i. 100
Rim, _verge_, _degree_, x. 22
Rine, _rind_, _cane_, i. 246;
ix. 244
Riot, _extravagance_, xii. 101
Ria, _branch_ (_of a tree_), i. 252
Rise-again, _a rising again_, i. 286
Roarer, _a bully_, _swaggerer_, xi. 139;
xii. 102
Rock, _distaff_, i. 65
Rode, _ridden_, x. 118
Roguery, _wantonness_, xii. 241
Roil, _to roam_, iii. 91
Roister, _roisterer_, iii. 307;
viii. 340
Roisters, _roisterers_, iii. 307, 320
Roisting, _roistering_, ii. 300;
iii. 348;
viii. 360
Romth, _space_, iii. 207
Ront, _runt_, _a term of abuse_ (?), viii. 366
Rood, _cross_, i. 26, 137;
ii. 36
Rood-tree, _cross_, i. 253
Roomer, "to cry roomer," _a nautical term_, x. 253
Roper, _ropemaker_, ii. 16
Rosary, _a place where roses grow_, x. 186
Rosy, _blushing_, xi. 306
Rot, _to destroy_, vii. 314
Rotten, _a rat_, iii. 216
Rought (= rout), _to roar_, _snore_, i. 270
Round, _to whisper_, v. 10;
ix. 365, 436;
_to encircle_, xiii. 184
Rounding, _whispering_, iii. 78
Roundly, _plainly_, xi. 471
Rouse, _to praise_, iii. 59
Rout, _company_, i. 260;
_to assemble_, iii. 137
Rowt, _to appear_ (_in arms?_), i. 256
Rub, _a term used by bowlers_, xi. 55
Rubbers, "a rubbers," _a game of whist_, vii. 272
Ruddock, _redbreast_, iv. 72
Rudeness, _fault_, i. 294
Ru'd, _pitied_, xii. 370
Ruffle, _to swagger_, i. 402;
_to brandish_, i. 407
Ruffler, _a swaggerer_, i. 395
Ruinate, _to destroy_, _to ruin_, viii. 158, 184;
xi. 480;
_ruined_, xiv. 103
Rumney (wine), i. 24
Rumple, _to play wantonly_, viii. 389
Runagate, _renegade_, ix. 267
Ruth, _pity_, i. 256;
vii. 30;
_cruelty_, xiv. 138
Ruthful, _piteous_, v. 127
Rutter, _trooper_, v. 265
Sa, _so_, xii. 507
Sacket, xi. 340
Sacrament, "by God's sacrament," iii. 34
Sacrament (by Gog's), iii. 180
Sacring, _consecrating_, x. 235
Sad, _adj. sober_, _serious_, i. 20;
iv. 137
Sadder, _slower_, iii. 132
Sadly, _seriously_, iii. 78;
vii. 39
Sadness, _seriousness_, _sobriety of conduct_, i. 187;
iii. 124
Safe-conduct, i. 375
Safeguard, _to protect_, ix. 565;
x. 212
Sained, _blessed_, i. 261
Saker, _a gun_, xi. 325
Salacious, xiv. 344
Sale, _hall_, i. 243;
_shall_, vi. 71
Sallet, _a sort of helmet_, i. 396;
_sallad_, i. 397
Same, "in same," _together_, i. 245, 247
Sampler, v. 259
Sanctimonious, _holy_, x. 128
Sandry, _sundry_, vi. 74
Sanguine, _ruddy_, iv. 80
Sanguineous, _ruddy_, i. 54
Sans, _without_, i. 26;
xi. 104
Sate, _to satisfy_, xiv. 337
Sauce-box, _an impudent fellow_, x. 509;
xi. 536;
xv. 68
Saunce-bell, _a bell rung at different parts of the mass-service_, x. 422
Saunt, _term used in card-playing_, ix. 387
Savour, _smell_, i. 20;
_to feel_, _experience_, i. 294;
_to smack_, xi. 454
Saw, _proverb_, xiii. 8
Sawl, _soul_, vi. 77
Saws, _sayings_, i. 20
Saxes, _note_, xii. 287
Sayn, _to say_, xii. 242
Saysmatic, _schismatic_, vi. 71
Scab, _term of abuse_, xii. 313
Scale, _ladder_, x. 139
Scaledrake, _sheldrake_, xiv. 290
Scamble, _to scramble_, x. 244
Scant, _scarcely_, i. 78
Scape, _to escape_, i. 163
Scaped, _escaped_, i. 41
Scapethrift, viii. 138
Scarbabe, _a scarecrow_, ix. 268
Scath, _harm_, ii. 249
Scathe, _harm_, _to hurt_, _injure_, v. 327;
viii. 152;
ix. 21;
xv. 145
Sciotherical, _belonging to a sundial_, xi. 326
Sconce, _head_, x. 300;
xiv. 304
Scot and lot, xii. 251
Scouting (= scutting), _mucking_, _messing_, ix. 154
Scrag, _a scraggy, lean person_, xiv. 164
Screeking, _screeching_, ix. 341
Screw'd, _shrewd_, _supercilious_ (?), xiv. 351
Screwed, _shrewd_, xiv. 282
Scrine, _a desk_, iii. 141
Scrubbed, _scrubby_, _shaggy_, xii. 323
Scud, _to run away_, vii. 321;
viii. 292
Se, _seat_, i. 244
Sear, _a term in falconry_, xi. 341
Search, _try_, _prove_, i. 199;
xiii. 389
Secretness, _secresy_, i. 85
Sector, _executor_, iii. 105
Secure, _confident_, v. 167;
vii. 180
Seducement, _seduction_, xiii. 213
Seech, _to seek_, i. 268;
i. 406
Seely, _blessed_, i. 267;
_happy_, ix. 216
Seeming, _apparent_, xi. 457
Seeth, _to boil_, ii. 171
Seethe, _to boil_, i. 162;
ix. 490;
xiii. 25
Segs, _sedyes_, v. 213
Seld, _seldom_, _rare_, iv. 302;
x. 86
Seld-seen, _seldom seen_, _rare_, v. 107
Self, _same_, vi. 376;
x. 139
Seller (= soler), _a room aloft_, i. 157
Sellinger, _St Leger_, ix. 409
Semblant, _appearance_, _pretence_, iii. 6
Sembling, _dissembling_, ii. 251
Sempiternal, _everlasting_, i. 286
Sempster, xi. 210
Send, _sent_, i. 64
Seneschalship, viii. 139
Sens, _since_, iii. 117
Sensibility, _tender feelings_, _sensitiveness_, xv. 207
Sensible, _sensitive_, xi. 15
Sentence, _sense_, i. 10;
_saw_, _saying_, iii. 264
Sent-Loy, _Saint-Loy_, vi. 75
Sepulture, _burial_, ii. 274
Serpently, _serpentlike_, i. 60
Serviceable, _willing to be of service_, ii. 339
Sess, _to assess_, viii. 155
Set-by, _to esteem_, _to prize_, i. 46;
iv. 17
Settles, _benches_, xi. 304
Sever, _to separate_, viii. 86
Several, _separate_, xi. 462
Sew, _pottage_, xii. 507
Sewen, _follow_, i. 248
Shagged, _shaggy_, iv. 279
Shag-hair, _shaggy-haired_, xii. 477
Shagrag, _a beggarly fellow_, xii. 132
Shake, _shaken_, iii. 88
Shamble, _bandy_, ix. 488
Shamefac'd, _modest_, xii. 295, 298
Shamefast, _modest_, iii. 68
Shapen, _made_, i. 247
Sharepenny, _a miser_, ix. 228
Shark, _to rob_, xii. 73
Sharp, _to sharpen_, ix. 422
Shase, _she has_, iii. 221
Shaveling, _a monk_, viii. 301
Shaver, ix. 116
She-chirurgeon, xiv. 399
Sheen, _bright_, vii. 58
Sheer, _clear_, viii. 443
Sheerly, _quite_, ix. 120
Shent, _ruined_, ii. 216;
_injured_ ii. 279;
_punished_ (?), iii. 71
Shewer, _an example_, ii. 388
Shidder, _thither_, xii. 507
Shifts, viii. 138
Shine, _sheen_, _splendour_, vii. 313
Shit, _shut_, i. 183;
ii. 153
Shoot-anchor (= sheet-anchor?), iii. 58
Shope, _ordained_, _provided_, i. 163
Short, "at short and long," _the long and the short of it_, i. 25
Shot, _reckoning_, i. 353
Shot-anchor, _sheet-anchor_ (?), i. 366
Shotlog, xi. 141
Show, _to appear_, x. 120
Shrew, _to curse_ i. 33;
ii. 223;
xv. 426;
_a vicious horse_ (?), viii. 425
Shrewd, _bad_, i. 20, 60, 401;
iii. 346;
viii. 297;
xi. 43;
xii. 142;
_a wicked man_, iii. 241
Shrewdly, _badly_, iii. 131;
xiv. 473
Shrieve, _sheriff_, viii. 146;
x. 344
Shrive, _to confess_, iii. 219
Shroud, _to shelter_, iv. 308;
xi. 484
Shrow, _shrew_, iv. 232;
viii. 302
Sib, _akin_, viii. 124
Sibber, ii. 78
Sickerly, _certainly_, i. 259
Side, _wide_, iv. 118
Sieged, _besieged_, x. 324
Siesta, _note_, xv. 22
Sifflements, _whistlings_, ix. 340
Signet (= sonata), iv. 349
Signiorise, v. 185
Signiorising, _lording it_, v. 220
Signiory, _lordship_, v. 216
Sikerly, _surely_, _truly_, iii. 255;
xii. 241
Silder, _less often_, vii. 46
Simper, ix. 115
Simplitude, _simplicity_, i. 268
Sin, _since_, i. 175;
_since_, xii. 257;
_sinner_, x. 61
Sink and cise, _terms used in card-playing_, iii. 346
Sinksanker, _a cardsharper_, viii. 192
Sipers (= Cyprus), _a white stuff of which veils were made_, i. 350
Sir, _a gentleman_, xi. 463
Sisterne, _sisters_, xii. 242
Sistren, _sisters_, i. 226, 227
Sith, _since_, i. 13, 16, 268;
iii. 282;
x. 115
Sithence, _since_, iv. 336
Sitten, _sat_, xi. 520
Skald, _a term of abuse_, _a scabby or shabby fellow_, iii. 216, 217
Skein, _a knife_, x. 229
Skene, _a dagger_, ix. 337
Skill, _knowledge_, i. 7;
_to help_, iii. 178;
_to matter_, iii. 311;
_matter consequence_, iv. 128
Skiuker, _drawer_, _tapster_, _a pourer out of wine_, viii. 426;
x. 252
Skipjack, _a dwarf_, iii. 312;
vi. 179
Skirret, x. 126
Slab, _to lap up_, ii. 215
Slack, _late_, ii. 245
Slake, _to assuage_, _to soften_, i. 202;
iii. 30
Slampambs, _craft_, iii. 39
Slav'd, _enslaved_, x. 116;
xiv. 437
Slaver, _to slobber_, viii. 60;
x. 539
Slavering, _slobbering_, vii. 300;
x. 499
Sle, _to slay_, i. 257;
ii. 251;
iii. 147
Sleight, _craft_, _deceit_, i. 82;
_prudence_, iii. 27
Sleightly, _slyly_, ii. 243
Sleights (of hand), x. 208
Slick, _sleek_, _soft_, xiv. 58
Slidder, _slippery_, i. 213
Slide, _to go astray_, ii. 100
Slight, _weak_, x. 73
'Slight (= God's light), _an oath_, xi. 125;
xiii. 235
Slim, _frail_, _feeble_, i. 288
Slip, _false coin_, x. 197
Slopped, _lapped up_, iii. 193
Slops, _breeches_, x. 345;
xi. 67
Slot, _note_, xiv. 520
Slouch, _a lout_, xi. 282
Slouches, _slutches_, _dirty fellows_, i. 416
Slough, _slew_, i. 235
Sloughing hot cockles, ix. 102
Slubber, _to obscure_, iv. 374
Smack, _to taste_, ii. 230
Small, i. 10
Smattering, _talking_, i. 211
Smick-smack, ii. 85
Smit, _smitten_, i. 41
Smock-satyr, _woman-hater_, xiv. 277
Smolder, _to smother_, iii. 243
Smug, _trim_, _nice_, _neat_, iv. 183;
ix. 326;
x. 473;
_to adorn_, xi. 532;
_pleasantly_, xii. 327
'Snails, _an oath_, xiii. 7, 37
Sneaksbill, _one who doesn't pay his score_, xii. 258
Sneap'd, _rebuked_, x. 428
Snick-up, ix. 285
Snigs, xii. 257, 259
Snip, _a snap_, x. 346
Snipsnap, iii. 332
Snudge, _a mean fellow_, iv. 314;
_a miser_, viii. 83
Snudge-snout, ix. 232
Snuff pepper, _to feel offended_, xiii. 166
Snyb, _to snub_, _reprove_, xii. 240
So, _provided_, i. 63
Soaker, _drinker_, xii. 334
Soap, "soap-ashes," i. 31
Soar, _a young hawk_, xi. 360
Sod, _boiled_, i. 25
Sodden, _boiled_, i. 34
Sodometry, _Sodomy_, ii. 65
Soldan, _sultan_, i. 31
Solf, _to call over the notes of a tune_, i. 71
Solicitancy, _solicitation_, xiv. 291
Somedele, _somewhat_, xii. 241
Sometime among, _sometimes_, _at intervals_, i. 7
Sonde, _message_, xv. 421
Sooth, _true_, i. 20, 66;
_to flatter_, _soften_, iii. 59;
viii. 455,
_to prove_, iv. 258;
_truth_, vii. 287;
ix. 569;
xii. 256
Sophy, _philosophy_, iii. 261
Sops, i. 79
Sorel, _a buck of the third year_, ix. 149
Sort, _set_, _lot_, _company_, i. 405;
ii. 309;
viii. 118, 291;
xiii. 430;
_choose_, v. 164;
_to turn out_, viii. 411;
xiv. 129;
_condition_, _rank_, x. 343
Sossing, _sousing_ (?), iii. 183
Sot, _fool_, ii. 378;
xi. 525
Sothery, _sweet_, i. 376
Sotting, _getting drunk_, xiii. 437
Sound, _to part, sunder_, i. 244;
_swoon_, iii. 107;
vii. 323, 383;
_true_, x. 49
Souse, _soused fish_, _pickled fish_, i. 418;
iii. 356;
_a blow_, ii. 126;
_to beat_, iii. 218;
(a dish of), vi. 291;
ix. 240
Souterly, _snobbish_, iii. 321
Span-counter, xiv. 306
Sparkify, _to make a spark (gallant) of_, xv. 47
Sparkles, _sparks_, xii. 514
Speck-and-span new, xi. 334
Spectatrix, xiii. 513
Spectrum, _a looking-glass_, ix. 221
Speculation, _sight_, xii. 563
Speed, _to prosper_, i. 70;
_to despatch_, xiv. 176;
_success_, i. 135
Spells, x. 207
Spence, _pantry_, i. 35
Spent, _spend_, i. 407
Spere, _to ask_, i. 321
Spettle, iii. 11
Spial, _espial_, vi. 409;
_spy_, viii. 274
Spice, _species_, i. 58
Spill, _to destroy_, i. 119, 270;
iii. 118
Spindleshanks, _legs_, ii. 336
Spital-house, _hospital_, iii. 193
Spitchcock, xii. 236
Spitchcock'd, xii. 239
Spite, _to anger_, ii. 289
Spittle-house, _hospital_, viii. 70
Splayed, _displayed_, i. 147
Splendent, _resplendent_, ix. 310
Spokes, _saws_, _sayings_, vii. 300
Spongeous, _spongy_, ix. 422
Spot, _to defame_, x. 155
Spousail, _marriage_, xii. 241
Spousal, viii. 117
Spreet, _spirit_, iii. 177
Sprent, _sprinkled_, i. 425;
vii. 83;
ix. 267
Spright, _spirit_, vii. 474
Spring, _dance_, viii. 348
Springal, _a young fellow_, _youth_, ix. 271;
x. 366;
xiii. 159
Springe, _a trap_, _snare_, xi. 69
Springed, _ensnared_, xiii. 47
Springes, _traps_, xiv. 352
Sprite, _spirit_, iii. 49
Spriteful, _sprightly_, xi. 126
Sprites, _spirits_, i. 46
Spruce, _finely dressed_, vii. 286
Spun, _to burst out_, ii. 273
Spurt, ii. 291
Spyal, _spy_, viii. 397
Squall, _a squalid thing_, ii. 387;
_a little insignificant fellow_, vi. 199, 200;
_one who squalls_, xiv. 102
Squalms, i. 68
Square, _to adjust_, xi. 564
Squich, _to skip_, ii. 387
Squich'd, _winced_, v. 343
Squirrility, _scurrility_, iv. 62
Squitter-book, viii. 74
Stab (? slab), _to eat up_, ii. 215
Stacker, _to stagger_, i. 270
Stager (= an old stager), _not a newcomer_, xv. 19
Stale, _stole_, i. 171
Stales, _baits_, _allurements_, vii. 137;
viii. 260
Stall, _stole_, i. 160;
_to forestall_, xii. 45
Stalworthy, _brave_, i. 251
Stamel, _a kind of fine worsted_, ix. 164
Stammer, _to stop_, i. 250
Stand in paint, xi. 133
Standish, xii. 270
Stang, _did sting,_ i. 363;
_stung_, v. 348
Staniel, _coward_, _note_, xiv. 284
Stanielry, _weakness_, xiv. 357
Star Chamber, _to bring before the Star Chamber_, x. 378
Star-cross'd, x. 182
Stark, _great_, i. 65;
_strong_, ii. 33;
_quite_, iii. 69
Starken, _stark_, v. 403
Starker, _greater_, i. 68
Start, _started_, i. 49
States, _note_, xiv. 470
Statist, _note_, xiii. 421
Stead, "in the stead of," i. 30
Steely, _like steel_, xiv. 240
Steep-fall (hill), _precipitous_, vii. 210, 223
Stellified, _made a star_, xii. 114
Stench, _staunch_, xiv. 329
Stere, _to stir_, _move_ i. 293
Stern, _tail_, xiv. 365
Sterve, _to die_, vi. 51
Stick, _to hesitate_, iii. 285;
xiv. 241
Stickled, _acted the umpire_, xii. 275
Stickler, _umpire_, xii. 121
Sticklers, _umpires_, xii. 450
Stigmatic, _branded,_ viii. 300
Stilling, _distilling_, iv. 236
Stinkard, _a stinking fellow_, x. 339;
xiv. 145
Stint, _stop_, iv. 268;
vii. 46
Stinted, _stopped_, x. 56
Stirrups, _fetters_, i. 184
Stir stumps, xv. 41
Stitch (in side), xv. 182
Stitchel, _a term of abuse_, xiv. 357
Stock, rapier, ix. 119
Stomach, _bravery_, _pluck_, iii. 138;
_indignation_, viii. 324
Stomach'd, _disliked_, _resented_, iii. 125
Stone priest, viii. 461
Stoon, _stone_, xv. 423
Stoop, _post_, vii. 66;
xi. 364, 400
Stound, _interval, time_, i. 183;
ii. 213;
iii. 117;
_a blow_, vii. 64
Stout, _brave_, iii. 137
Stoutly, _bravely_, ii. 359
Stra, _straw_, i. 255
Straight, _straightways_, xi. 488
Strained, _distressed_, xiii. 9
Strait, _strict_, i. 109
Straitest, _strictest_, x. 188
Straitly, _strictly_, i. 73
Strakegrouud, _struck_, _foundered_, i. 163
Straking, _stretching_, i. 88
Strands, i. 243
Strange, "to make strange," _to be shy_, i. 83;
_shy_, _coy_, xiii. 61
Strawed, _strewed_, iv. 120
Streck, vi. 31
Strene, _strain_ (_note is wrong_), i. 55
Stricken, _struck_, iv. 218
Strike up, _to play_, i. 74
Stroke, _struck_, i. 49
Stroken, _struck_, i. 407;
iv. 53;
vi. 200
Strow, _scattered_, xiv. 311
Studious, _musing_, _thoughtful_, i. 88
Studs, _mares_, xiv. 342
Stung, _bitten_, i. 202
Stutter, _stutterer_, iv. 137
Sublime, _sublimate_, i. 366
Submiss, _submissive_, iv. 256
Subordination, _gradation of higher and lower orders_, xiii. 373
Subscribe, _to agree_, xiv. 148
Subsizer, ix. 181
Suburb-garden, _note_, xii. 119
Successive, _successful_, xiv. 325
Suckets, xiv. 337
Sufferance, _suffering_, _endurance_, x. 149;
xiii. 300;
_permission_, xi. 287
Suffisance, _sufficiency_, ii. 242
Suffrages, _sufferings_, x. 169
Sugarloaf-hat, v. 330
Sullenwood, _southernwood_, xii. 144
Sulpbury, _sulphurous_, xi. 486;
xiv. 126
Summersault, xv. 69
Sumner, _summoner_, ix. 397;
x. 356;
xi. 537;
xiii. 88
Supernaculum, viii. 58
Supernal, _above_, i. 396
Supportance, _support_, xiv. 319
Supportation, _support_, i. 6, 201
Suppose, _conjecture_, viii. 423
Suppository, viii. 370
Surcease, _to stop_, iv. 327
Surcloy'd, _surfeited_, v. 190
Surquedry, _pride_, v. 312
Suspect, _suspected_, ii. 167;
vii. 56, 377;
viii. 427;
xi. 73;
_suspicion_, i. 57;
xi. 108, 490
Sustenance, _support_, xi. 472
Sustentation, _sustenance_, xi. 481
Swabber, _one who swabs_, xii. 219
Swabbers, xv. 216
Swad, _a bumpkin_(?), vi. 256;
_fellow_, vi. 380;
ix. 109
Swain, _servant_, ii. 247
Swap, _to drink up_, iv. 73
Swash, _swaggerer_, vi. 254
Swath-bands, _rolls of cloth in which infants were swathed or
swaddled_, i. 350
Swearing, "of swearing," _a-swearing_, iii. 186
Sweat, "the sweat," _the plague_, iv. 119
Sweeting, _darling_, i. 417;
ii. 286;
viii. 364;
_a sweet apple_, viii. 91;
_sweetheart_, x. 551
Swelt, _to swelter_, vi. 291;
_die_, xii. 253
Swerd, _sword_, i. 151
Sweven, _dream_, xii. 242
Swill, xii. 232
Swinepox, _measles_, xii. 337
Swinge, _to beat_, iv. 224
Swing'd, _beaten_ (?), iii. 95, 246
Swink, _toil_, iii. 192
Swoons, }
Swounds } (= _God's wounds_), _an oath_, vii. 344, 352
Swythe, _quickly_, iii. 182
Taberet, i. 48
Table-book, xi. 345
Tables (to play at), vii. 271
Tacklings, _tackle_, xii. 345
Tacon, vi. 197
Taffata, xi. 113
Taint with, _to accuse of_, xiv. 211
Taker, "the king's taker," i. 24
Taking, _temper_, _condition_, ii. 376;
x. 226
Talc (oil of), _note_, xiii. 225
Tale of a tub, ii. 335
Tall, _adj._, _valiant_, _brave_, i. 41;
iii. 147;
vii. 318;
x. 294
Tallies, _note_, xii. 137
Talter, _to hang_, _swing_, i. 428
Tampion, _a plug_, i. 370
Tane, _taken_, i. 255
Tango mongoes, x. 521
Tapester, _a female drawer_ (_of wine_), i. 263
Tapper, _a male drawer_, i. 425
Tappis, _to lie_, xiv. 322
Taratink, xii. 327
Tare, _tore_, i. 148
Tarmagons, _termagants_, xiv. 286
Tarry, _to delay_, i. 14
Tartarian, _a thief_, x. 242
Task, v. 379;
_to rate_, _scold_, xi. 225
Tatterdemalion, xii. 128
Tavern-bushes, xii. 130
Taverner, _innkeeper_, i. 23
Tawdry, _towardly_ (?), v. 403
Tawrhalts (= tawed halters?), i. 158
Taym, _time_, vi. 75
Taythes, _tithes_, vi. 71
Te, _to_, vi. 71
Tee-hee, wee-hee! x. 231
Teen, _sorrow, vexation_, vii. 87;
_anger_, ix. 123;
_grief_, xii. 507
Teg, _a young deer_, ii. 193, 220
Temper, _to mix_, xiii. 107
Templars, xi. 496
Tend, _to go to_, i. 12;
_to attend_, ix. 292
Tender, _to regard_, xi. 454
Tene, _to anger_, _annoy_, i. 251
Tensures, _exertions_, x. 380
Tent, _to probe_, iii. 311
Tenting, _tempting_, vi. 74
Tenure, _tenor_, vi. 69
Term, "term of thy life," i. 34
Termagant, _a violent fellow_, x. 322
Testament, _will_, i. 132
Tester, _note_, xii. 125;
_bed-head_, xiii. 35
Testern, _a coin_, xi. 210
Tewell, _bore_, _hole_, i. 370
Thacked, _thatched_, ix. 164
Than, _then_, vi. 74
Thankworthy, ii. 112
The, _to thrive, prosper_, i. 257, 259;
viii. 163;
xv. 418
Thea, _thou_, vi. 74
Theatral, _theatrical_, xiv. 281, 293
Thedom, _success_, i. 261
Then, _than_, xv. 57
There, _where_, i. 132, 249
Thiles, _roofs_ (?), xii. 489
Thilk, _that same_, i. 200;
_that_, iv. 74
Thills, _shafts_, xii. 136
Thinks, _things_, ii. 287
Tho, _then_, i. 244;
iv. 338
Thone, _the one_, ii. 211
Thorough, _to go through with_, xv. 78
Thother, _the other_, ii. 211, 260
Thratty, _thirty_, vi. 72
Thrist, _thrust_, i. 138;
_thirst_, ii. 165
Throes, _pains_, xii. 481
Throst, _starved_, ii. 210
Throughgirt, _pierced through_, v. 164
Thrumming, _threading_ (?), xi. 249
Thrusteen, _thirteen_, i. 405
Thwacks, _blows_, iv. 320
Thwart, _cross_, _unlucky_, xi. 42
Thylke, _that same_, xii. 242
Tibiard, _shin_, viii. 139
Tice, _to entice_, i. 115
Tick-tack, ii. 85
Tick (upon), _credit_, xv. 336
Tickle, _ticklish_, v. 82;
_unsteady_, _uncertain_, v. 194; v
ii. 128;
xii. 241
Tickle our catastrophe, x. 225
Tiddle, _to pet_, _spoil_, ii. 173, 174
Tide, _time_, i. 12, 249
Tidlings, _pets_, ii. 164
Tie-dog, _bandog_, viii. 261
Till soon farewell, _à bientôt_, xi. 577
Timpany, viii. 370
Tink, _to tinker_, i. 261
Tire, _attire_, ii. 377;
_to prey on_, v. 248;
viii. 278
Tires, _attires_, xi. 201
Tirl, i. 20
Tisty-toisty, iii. 332
Tite, _soon_, _directly_, iii. 182
Tithing, _tidings_, i. 151
Titivile, iii. 58
Tittifills, _knaves_, i. 424
Tittle-tattles, viii. 418
Titubate, _to stumble_, viii. 139
To, _compared with_, ix. 154;
_in addition to_, xiii. 234
Toast (in wine), i. 79
Tobacco man, xi. 127
To friend, "for a friend," xv. 14
Toiled, _wearied_, x. 208
Tollage, _toll_, xii. 111
Tomboy, iii. 94
Tone, _the one_, vii. 378
Tongue-wralling, _tongue-jangling_, iv. 120
Toohing, _blowing of a horn_, ii. 195
Too-too, _very much_, _very_, i. 423;
vi. 68, 236;
xi. 32;
xi. 119
To pose, _to puzzle_, xv. 59
Topple, _to wrestle_ (?), ii. 210
To-rent, _rend asunder_, i. 408
Torpedo, _electric eel_, xii. 426
Torrup, _to interrupt_, iv. 74
Tossing, _sharp_ (?), iii. 207
Toteth, _peeps_, i. 42
Tother, _second_, vii. 292;
_the other_, vii. 371
To-torn, _torn to pieces_, i. 424
Totter, _to swing_ (_on the gallows_), i. 158;
xi. 274
Touch, "to flee touch," i. 156;
_feeling_, x. 117;
_trick (?)_, i. 262, 429;
_touchstone_, iii. 89
Tourney, _tournament_, i. 74
Touse, _to trouble, tease_, iv. 323;
_to pull_, _drag_, ix. 215
Towardly, _good_, xii. 120
Towards, _about to come_, _coming_, _future_, vii. 473;
xi. 522
To-yere, _this year_, iv. 118
Trace, "to lead a trace," i. 47
Train, _to allure_, xiv. 116
Traitress, i. 83
Tralilly, _term of endearment_, ix. 326
Tralucent, _clear_, ix. 232;
xii. 290
Translate, _translated_, i. 7
Transmue, _to change_, xii. 308
Transmued, _transformed_, xii. 242
Transportment, _transport_, xv. 70, 93, 103
Trans-shape, _transform_, xiv. 320
Trattling, _talkative_, ii. 211
Travail, _pain, labour_, viii. 312
Tread, _a path_, i. 293;
_business_, ii. 235
Treatment, _entertainment_, xiv. 350
Tredging, _trudging_, ii. 126
Trencher-analects, _note_, xii. 269
Trencher-salt, xi. 403
Trentals, _note_, xiv. 170
Treygobet (= Hey-go-bet?), _a game_, ii. 34
Treytrip, _note_, xiii. 238
Triacle, _medicine_, i. 365
Triacles, _medicines_, viii. 46
Trick, _neat, proper_, ii. 233;
iii. 92;
_to trim_, vii. 254
Tricker, _one who is neat_, iii. 281
Tricksy, _neat_, _trim_, ii. 281
Trick up, _to adorn_, x. 175
Tricotee, xiv. 280
Trill (the bones), ii. 92
Trim, _proper_, _fine_, ii. 346;
xiv. 357;
_adornment_, xv. 116
Trimly, _neatly_, ii. 344
Trimmer, iii. 251
Trim-tram, ii. 66
Trine, _astronomical term_, xi. 336
Trink'd, _adorned_, xi. 363
Trip, _a tripping_, ii. 253
Triump, _trump_, ii. 34
Trot, _an old woman_, i. 427;
iii. 72
Trote, (?), vii. 155
Troth, "of troth," _truly_, iv. 16
Trothing, _belief_, _troth_, vi. 73
Trothless, _truthless_, vii. 137;
viii. 119
Troth-plight, _pledged_, viii. 109, 111
Troublous, _troublesome_, i. 287
Trouchman, _interpreter_, vi. 463
Trounce, ii. 221
Trowl the bowl, _troll (pass) the cup_, iii. 180
Truchman, _note_, xiii. 344
Truckers, xiv. 350
Trudge, _to pack off_, _to trot_, iii. 24, 43
Trug, _a wench_, vi. 512
Trull, _loose wench_, i. 44;
xiv. 317;
_term of endearment_, ii. 290
Trump, _game at cards_, iii. 199;
_triumph_, iv. 144, 145;
_a trumpet_, xi. 486
Truncheon, _a headless spear_, iv. 328
Trundletail, _note_, xii. 121
Trunk-hose, xii. 238
Trup up, _pack up_, x. 539
Trussed, _packed_, i. 117
Trust, _fidelity_, xi. 540
Truth, "of truth," _of a truth_, i. 67
Tuck, _sword_, xiv. 284
Tucket, _a set of notes on the trumpet_, iv. 380
Tune, _voice_, ii. 284
Turchis, _turquois_, ix. 422
Turmoil, _to disturb_, iv. 149;
viii. 360;
_to trouble_, x. 139
Tutress, _a female tutor_, vii. 499
Twain, _two_, i. 48
Twatter, _to talk_, _chat_, ix. 270
Twattox, viii. 369
Tway, _two_, ii. 376
Tweche, _touch_, ii. 47
Twichbox, _touchbox_, iv. 67
Twin, _to separate_, i. 244
Twist, _twisted_, i. 158;
_fork_, xii. 553
Twitting, _chattering_, xii. 294
Tyrannious, _tyrannical_, iv. 217
Tyre (wine), i. 24
Tyren, _to tear_, xii. 254
Ud's, _God's_, _an oath_, xi. 101;
xiv. 289
Ugly, _horrible_, v. 191
Umbrageous, xv. 9
Unaware, "at unaware," _unawares_, ix. 43
Unbaptized, _heathenish_, xii. 287
Unbiassed (bowl), ix. 539
Unbowelled, _disembowelled_, vii. 24
Uncharm, _to take off the spell_, xi. 563
Uncivilise, _to cease to act civilly_, xiii. 78
Unclear, _unshriven_, _impenitent_, x. 46
Uncompanied, _having no fellow or equal_, x. 119
Unconceiving, _thoughtless_, xi. 463
Unconcernedness, _unconcern_, xv. 102
Uncouth, _unknown_, vi. 171;
_harsh_, _unkind_, _strange_, xi. 124;
xii. 214
Uncreate, _uncreated_, x. 173
Uncuriously, xv. 24
Undecency, _indecency_, xiii. 78
Undelved, _undigged_, v. 118
Underlaid, _soled_ (_of boots_), i. 183
Undermine, _to supplant_, ii. 250
Undeserved, _undeserving_, i. 71
Undo, _to ruin_, i. 75
Undoing, _ruin_, xi. 478
Unfallibly, _infallibly_, viii. 66
Unfoil'd, _untroubled_, _unvanquished_, iv. 330
Ungotten, i. 59
Unhappy, _unlucky_, _unfortunate_, ix. 566;
xiv. 303
Unhappily, _wickedly_, xiv. 243
Unhelm, _to take off the helmet_, iv. 333
Uning, _uniting_, i. 302
Unkind, _ungrateful_, i. 100
Unlaced, ix. 180
Unladified, _having lost the position of a lady_, xi. 79
Unmaiden'd, _deflowerd_, xiv. 224
Unmannerly, _wanting in courtesy_, xi. 516
Unneath, _scarcely_, _with difficulty_, xii. 507
Unneth, _scarcely_, i. 7;
iii. 117
Unperfect, _imperfect_, ix. 432
Unperfit, _imperfect_, ii. 329
Unplume, _to take off the plume or crest_, x. 134
Unquietness, _disease_, i. 311
Unready, "to make unready," _to undress_, xiii. 79
Unrest, _disquietness_, i. 56;
_disquiet_, v. 97
Unrestful, _unquiet_, vii. 389
Unrevocable, _irrevocable_, x. 154
Unroosted, _uprisen_, _out of bed_, xi. 281
Unseized, _unloosed_, xv. 210
Unshamefacedness, _immodesty_, i. 60
Unshamefast, _shameless_, _immodest_, ii. 270;
vi. 161
Unsufferable, _intollerable_, x. 194
Unthrift, _extravagant_, _lavish_, viii. 26;
xi. 274;
_an extravagant person_, viii. 29;
_a rogue_, x. 183
Unthriftiness, _folly_, i. 91
Until, _unto_, i. 269
Untractable, _unyielding_, ii. 203
Untrimmed, _dishevelled_, vii. 87
Untruss, xi. 471
Unuseful, _useless_, xiii. 396
Unwenned (=unwemmed), _pure_, xii. 241
Unwieldy, _without control_, iv. 266
Unwitting (of), _ignorant of_, xi. 31
Unwitty, _unwise_, viii. 336
Unwreaken, _unrevenged_, vii. 86
Upbraid, _a reproach_, vii. 192
Upbringing, _nurture_, i. 91
Upbrought, _nurtured_, i. 92
Upholster, _an upholsterer_, xi. 247
Upland, _the uplands_, i. 262
Uplandish, _foreigner_, vi. 221
Upsey, _note_, xiv. 470
Up-trained, _trained up_, _brought up_, iv. 209
Urchen, _hedgehog_, ix. 382
Urchin, _child_, _term of endearment_, i. 72
Ure, _use, practice_, i. 378;
_to practise_, i. 153;
_interest_, xiv. 314
Utter, _outside_, i. 260
Vacabone, _vagabond_, iv. 63
Vade, _to go_, i. 424;
vii. 38;
_to fade_, _go away_, vi. 557
Vail, _to doff_, ix. 371;
_to lower_, xi. 55
Vailing, _bending_, xiv. 105
Vain, _fain_, iv. 79
Vair, _fair_, viii. 339
Valiancy, _valour_, _bravery_, v. 37;
viii. 322
Valter, _to falter_, iv. 219, 220
Valuation, _value_, iii. 264
Vantage, _advantage_, iii. 35
Vara, _very_, vi. 76
Vardingale, _farthingale_, vi. 434
Vast, _fast_, iii. 182;
iv. 218
Vat, _fat_, iv. 220
Vatten, _to fatten_, vi. 177
Vaulting-house, _a brothel_, vii. 436
Vaut, _fault_, iii. 313
Vay, _faith_, viii. 364
Vear, _fear_, viii. 339, 362
Veget, _lively_, xii. 293
Venereous, _unchaste_, xiv. 191
Veneys, _note_, xiii. 169
Vengeance, _terribly_, _very_, i. 405;
iv. 64
Venom, _venomous_, i. 297
Venter, _to venture_, i. 121:
iv. 57
Verament, _truly_, i. 421;
ii. 110
Verdit, _verdict_, ii. 177
Verity, _truth_, iii. 319
Vetch, _note_, xii. 132
Via, _away!_ x. 217
Viand, _sing_, i. 21
Vild, _vile_, v. 85;
vii. 296
Vill, _to fill_, viii. 338
Vilthy, _filthy_, iii. 176
Vired, _fired_, viii. 338
Virginal jacks, x. 346
Virtually, _powerfully_, xiv. 311
Visitants, _visitors_, xv. 61
Visitation, _visit_, xi. 13;
_plague_, xv. 327
Visnomy, x. 323
Vizarded, _concealed_, xiv. 256
Vlat, _flat_, viii. 344
Vocation, _trade_, xv. 132
Voider, _avoider_, i. 125;
_a basket for clearing the table_, xii. 112
Voiding knife, _note_, ix. 447
Voiding of, _avoiding of_, i. 34
Vool, _a fool_, iv. 219
Voolish, _foolish_, iv. 219
Vor, _for_, viii. 338
Vorbod (of God), _prohibition_, "God forbid," iv. 219
Vorty, _forty_, viii. 338
Vound, _found_, iv. 219
Vox, _fox_, iv. 75
Vriend, _friend_, iii. 313
Vull, _full_, viii. 344
Wade, _to go_, i. 67
Waesheal, _note_, xii. 285
Wage, _hire_, i. 247
Wage-pasty, _a term of abuse_, ii. 141
Wain-man, _waggoner_, v. 206
Wait, _to watch_, _be on guard_, i. 248
Waking, _watchful_, xi. 528
Walter, _to feel sick_, i. 365
Waltering, iv. 313
Wan, _won_, i. 385;
_did win_, xi. 472
Wanderers, _planets_, xi. 302
Wane, _waning_, xv. 46
Wanion, _curse_, vi. 196;
xiii. 158
Wannion, _curse_, iv. 121
Want, _to do without_, v. 350
Ward, _award_, vi. 166;
"lie at ward," _a term in fencing_, viii. 149
Wards, _spies_, xiii. 183
Ware, _be aware_, i. 169:
x. 8
Wark, _work_, i. 202;
ii. 195;
_to work_, i. 253
Warks, _works_, i. 7
Warling, _a slave_, x. 303
Warrantise, _warranty_, _guarantee_, iii. 139;
vii. 126;
_to warrant_, viii. 44, 301
Washen, _washed_, ii. 122
Washical, _what-do-you-call-it_, iii. 243
Wassail, _note_, xi. 487
Waste-good, _a spendthrift_, xii. 102
Watching-candle, xi. 352
Waterstairs, x. 124
Wawd, _would_, vi. 71
Wawl, _to make a noise like cats_, ix. 211
Wealth, _welfare_, _prosperity_, i. 73;
iii. 122
Weam, _belly_, x. 366
Weapon'd, _armed_, vii. 417
Wearied, _worried_, ix. 325
Weary, _aware_, vi. 547
Weasand, _windpipe_, iii. 230
Wed, _a pledge_, i. 165;
"to wed" _for a pledge_, i. 147;
_wedded_, viii. 109
Weed, _garment_, v. 330
Weet, _to learn_, _know_, iii. 204
Weete, _know_, xii. 507
Weigh, _to care_, iii. 49
Welde, _wielder_, _ruler_, i. 268
Welding, _to carry_, v. 27
Wele, _well_, xii. 253
Welkin, _sky_, v. 274;
xii. 507
Wellaway, _well-a-day!_ i. 173
Well-a-year, _cf. well-a-day_, vii. 397
Well-left, _having a rich inheritance_, xi. 514
Wend, _to go_, vii. 36;
x. 226;
_goes_, xii. 241
Wenest, _weenest_, i. 119
Went, _weened_, i. 119;
_equipped_, _well-begone_ (?), i. 244
Werme, _warm_, xii. 311
Wete, _to know_, i. 119, 262
Wex, _waxed_, ix. 355
Whadragesima, _quadragesima_, vi. 74
Whaiet, _quiet_, vi. 76
What d'ye lack, _a term of abuse_, xi. 152
What is he for, x. 355
What-not, _a term of abuse_, ix. 78
Whatsomever, _whatsoever_, i. 427
Wher, _whether_, xiii. 47, 511
Whiffler, _a tobacco smoker, hence a trifling fellow_, x. 303;
xiv. 360
While, _until_, vi. 65
Whiles, _whilst_, xii. 299;
"the whilst," i. 65
Whimling, _a weak person_, viii. 231
Whin-yard, _a sword_, x. 363
Whips-talk, _a whipstock_, v. 95
Whipstock, xi. 384
Whist, _be silent_, ix. 432
Whit, _aught_, i. 428
White son, iii. 329;
_boy_, _darling_, vii. 325
White, _centre of target_, xii. 455;
xiv. 144
White-liver'd, _coward_, xiv. 284
Whittle, _a dagger_, i. 168
Whore, _to act as a procurer or panderer_, xi. 520
Whot, _hot_, vii. 47
Whur, _to scold_, iii. 70
Whylk, _which_, xii. 284
Wight, _brave_, _active_, i. 252;
viii. 158, 221;
xii. 507
Wild, _vague_, _loose_, i. 245
Wildfire, i. 72;
xiv. 130
Wildness, _wilderness_, i. 149
Wilful, _voluntary_, i. 200
Will I nill I, viii. 302
Wimble, _nimble_, xii. 507
Wimple, _a veil_, iv. 146
Wimpled, _veiled_, vi. 429
Winch up, xii. 469
Wis, _know_, iv. 183
Wished, _desired_, _recommended_, xi. 449;
xiii. 65, 140
Wit, _to know_, i. 102, 202, 223;
_opinion_, iii. 7
Witch, _a wizzard_, x. 104
With, _withy_, vii. 176
Withdrawing-room, _the drawing-room_, x. 361
Withouten, _without_, i. 255
Wits, _senses_, i. 12, 130
Wittol, _a cuckold_, xi. 40;
_to make a fool of_, xiii. 107
Witty, _wise_, _clever_, ii. 316
Wizard, _wiseacre_, xiv. 357
Wizzel, _windpipe_, xiii. 271
Wocum (= welcome), _welcome_, viii. 362
Woe, _sorry_, i. 347; ix. 565
Woll, _will_, ii. 113
Womankind, _feminine_, xi. 455
Womanshire, _womankind_, ix. 327
Women be the devil's nets, i. 61
Wonder, _wonderfully_, i. 250
Wondernise, _to make wonderful_, vii. 324
Wonderous, _wonderfully_, ii. 180
Wonders, _wondrous_, i. 9
Wondersly, _wondrously_, i. 16
Wonnot, _will not_, vi. 312;
xiii. 80
Wonts, _is accustomed_, viii. 343
Wood, _mad_, i. 351;
ii. 122
Woodcock, _a simpleton_, ii. 295
Wooden walls, _ships_, xii. 514
Woodman, _forester_, vii. 321
Woot, _know_, iv. 364;
_will it_, x. 339;
_wilt_, xiii. 29;
xiii. 39
Worch, _to work_, i. 274
Worched, _worked_(?), ii. 375
Wordly, _worldly_, ii. 329
Wore (= ore), i. 29, 30
World, "a world", i. 35;
ii. 291
Worm, _reptile_, i. 202;
_serpent_, x. 117
Wort, _herb_, i. 428
Worth, "of worth," _worthily_, i. 142
Wost, _knowest_, iv. 219
Wot, _know_, i. 23;
ii. 115;
x. 123
Wottest, _knowest_, i. 264
Wott'st, _knowest_, i. 25
Wounds and hearts, _an oath_, iii. 265
Woundyn, _wrapped_, xv. 419
Wrabbed, _rabid_ (?), i. 379;
ii. 211
Wrack, _wreck_, iii. 345;
xii. 186;
_ruin_; viii. 270;
_vengeance_, iv. 300, 308
Wrangle, _to discuss_, xi. 271
Wrangling, _peevish_, x. 155
Wreak, v. 386
Wrigaldry-wrag, i. 49
Writhen, _wrinkled_, viii. 89
Wrought, _done_, i. 249
Yall, _to cry_, viii. 242
Yalling, _yelling_, ii. 190
Yate, _gate_, vi. 76;
xii. 255
Yawl, _a noise made by the inside_, iii. 193
Yawl and jawl, _to wrangle and jangle_, ix. 284
Yawled, _yelled_, ix. 252
Ycapred, _capered_, xii. 253
Ycleped, _called_, ix. 176;
xii. 241;
xiii. 163
Yclept, _called_, xiii. 12
Yclipped, _called_, x. 315
Year of the Lord, _date of the year, a.d._, xiv. 391
Yearthly, _earthly_, i. 55
Yeasty, _frothy_, vii. 300
Yede, _went_; i. 179;
iii. 227;
_walk_, xii. 507
Yeft, _gift_, xii. 288
Yeke, _eke_, xii. 242
Yell, _to resound_, ix. 279
Yellows, _jaundice_, x. 259
Yeoman of the collar, _prisoner in chains_, i. 158
Yerk, _to jerk_, iv. 74
Yert-point, xiv. 306
Yesternight, i. 34
Yfeel, _to feel_, xii. 253
Yferre, _afar_, xii. 311
Yfound, _found_, i. 252
Yfrounced, _adorned_, xii. 311
Ying, _young_, i. 245
Ylaft, _left_, xii. 240
Ylike, _like_, xii. 241
Yon, _yonder_, xi. 113
Yond, _yonder_, iii. 78
Yore, _of yore_, i. 262
Your, _yours_, i. 374
Yoush, _you shall_, iii. 187
Y-proved, _true_, i. 250
Yreken, _raked_, xii. 240
Ystept, _advanced_, xii. 241
Zacks, _sacks_, iii. 313
Zay, _say_, iv. 219
Zee, _see_, iii. 313
Zell, _to sell_, iv. 219
Zembletee, _appearance_, iii. 82
Zennight, _a week_, iv. 219
Zest, _sayest_, viii. 339
Zet, _set_, viii. 347
Zhrode, _shrewd_, iv. 219
Zold, _sold_, iii. 313
Zome, _some_, iv. 219
Zon, _son_, viii. 338
Zoons, _zounds_, xi. 65
Zow, _sow_, viii. 347
Zuch, _such_, iv. 221
Zure, _sure_, viii. 344
Zwap, _swap_, _blow_, iv. 222
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