7.20 Fondly, foolishly, 313, 628. Fondness, folly, 459, Found, established, 136 578 Fond, found, 151; tried, 196 Fone, foes, 20, 172, 358 Food feud, 50, 80 Foolhappie, undesigned, 38 Foolhardise, foolhardiness, folly, 88, 528 Foundring, toppling, falling, 250 Foy, allegiance, faith, 135 Foyle, repulse, defeat, 93; to defeat, ruin, over- Foyne, to thrust, push, 103, 124, 244, 317 For, notwithstanding, 177; for fear of; what for Fraight, fraught, 473 Fordo, to destroy, 355. Fordonne, utterly undone, Foreby, forby, hard by, near, 42, 43, 183; with, 349; Forecast, previously determined, 227 Forelent, given up entirely, 242 Forelifting, lifting up in front, 69 Forepast, gone by, 232 Fore-red, foretold, 532 Foreshewed, previously instructed, 434 Frame, to make, form, support, prepare, direct, 20, Franchisement, deliverance, 351 Francklin, freeman, freeholder, 61 Fray, to frighten, terrify, alarm, 15, 17, 24, 75, 124, Frenne, a stranger, 455 Fret, ornamental border, 288. Fretted, ornamented Frett, to consume, 90 Foreside, the side to the fore, external covering, Friend, to befriend, 236, 285 Forespent, forspent, utterly wasted, 256 Frigot, a little boat, 107 Forestall, to take previous possession of, to hinder, Frize, to freeze, 410 obstruct, 126, 461, 611 Foretaught, previously taught, 45 Forewent, gone before, 467 Forged, false, 21 Fronts, foreheads, 19 Forgery, fiction, deceit, 161; a counterfeit or as- Frorne, frozen, 450 280, 355; neglect, omit, 425; impede, 465 Forswonck, tired with over work, 456 Fry, swarms (of young children), 74 Fulmined, fulminated, 163 Fume, to pass away like smoke, 556 Furniment, furnishing, 245 Furniture, gear, equipment, 157 Fyle, to polish, 164 Fyled, kept in files, registered, 394 Gage, pledge, 31, 72, 93 Gain, against (as in gainstrive, 264), 98 Galage (galoche), a wooden shoe, 450 Forthink, to repent, be sorry for, 380; to give up, Gallimaufray, hotch-potch, 442 Forwearie (forwearied), utterly wearie, worn out, Gate, way, procession, 147, 178 Gaudy green, a robe of a light green, 458 Gealosy, gelosy, jealousy, 78, 100 Geare, gere, gear, dress, equipment, 99, 305, 399. Geare, to jecr, scoff, 108 Geason, rare, uncommon, 381, 512, 536 Gelt, gold, 448; bribed with gold, 186 Gelt. This word has been variously explained-by Gell, castrated, 428 Gent, gentle, kind, accomplished, 55, 57, S3, 160 German, brother, 33, 34, 124 Gerne, to grin, 356 Gesse, to deem, think, guess, 39, 230 Gest, deed of arms, 30, 124, 378; gesture, deport- Ghastly, terrible, 162, 166. Ghastlinesse, terrible- Ghess, to guess, deem, 39 Ghost, spirit, soul, 46 Giambeur, leggings, greaves, 109 Graplement, grasp, clutch, 142 Grayle, gravel, 339, 540 Grayle, the holy vessel said to have been used at Gree, degree, rank, 468 (st. 15) Greete, to congratulate, praise, 307, 349; mournful, Gren, to grin, snarl, 265, 420 Griefull, grievous, 231, 400 Griesie, thick, sluggish, 108; gray, 58 Grimnes, severity, savageness (Embl.), 451 Gin, engine (of torture), 36; plot, contrivance, Gripe, to grasp, 70, 350 Gin, ginne, to begin, 13, 40, 70, 205 Gipsen, a gipsy, 513 Griple, gripe, grasp; grasping, greedy, 20, 301, 377 Groome, man, a young man, a servant, 297, 376 Giust, tournaments, tilts, 11, 477,; to jonst, tilt, Grosse, heavy, 70; the whole, 474 Groundhold, ground-tackle (as cables, anchors), 377 Grudge, grutch, to murmur, growl, 19, 84, 90, 167 Gryesy, grysie, squalid, 141, 226; foggy, moist, 162 Glib, a thick bush of hair overhanging the eyes, Gryfon, gryphon, griffin (a fabulous animal), per- Gonderay, gondola, 106 goodly appearance, 167 haps used for vulture, eagle, 33 Grypt, through grypt' = through-gyrd, pierced Guarish, to heal, 186, 244 Guerdon, reward, 66, 243 Guilen, to beguile, 206 Guiler, guyler, deceiver, 215 Guilt, guilded, 432 Goodlihed, good/ihead, goodness, 95, 369, 450; Gyre, circle, course, 102, 158 Gooldes, marigolds, 552 Gore, to pierce, wound, 162 Gore-blood, clotted blood, 84 Graffed, grafted, 450 Graile, gravel, 44 Grammercy, many thanks,117 Grace, favour, kindness, 118; to give favour to, 67 Halfen-eye-half ordinary sight, i.e. one eye, 212 Graine, dye (scarlet), 43 Grange, dwelling, place, 431 Graple, to tug, 250 Hallidome, by my halidom' by my faith as a 'Han (pl.), have, 452, 478 Hand, out of hand' at once, 182, 314; 'nigh Handsell, price, reward, 413 Hansomly, neatly, 513 Hap, to happen, fortune, lot, 101, 380 Happy, successful, 156 Harborough, harbrough, shelter, 464 Hard, heard, 165 Hond, hand, 225 Hong, hung, 189, 190 Hardiment, hardihood, boldness, 56, 82, 156, 133, Honycrock, pot of honey, 303 Hartlesse, timid, 87 Haske, a wicker basket for fish, 480 Hood, state, manner, 329 Hospitage, hospitality, 212 Hoste, to entertain, lodge, 270, 402, 506 Haubergh, hauberk, hauberque, hauberk, a coat of Hot, hote, was called, 71, 251, 475; mentioned, 467 mail, 177, 223, 277 Haught, high, august, 41 Hault, haughty, 368 Haulst, embraced, 246 Haunten, to frequent, 467 Hovsling, sacramental, 77 Hove, rise, float, 21, 196; hover, 213 Iloure, time, 95; good houre'=good fortune, 406 Howres, devotional exercises, 385 Haveour, haviour, deportment, behaviour, 193, 224, Hoye, vessel, ship, 138 455 Hayle, to drag, 302, 362 Hazardize, danger, 147 Hazardry, hazard, risk, 103; gaming, 161 Heard, herd, 448; a keeper of cattle, 403. Heard Heare, hair, 21, 126. Hearie, hairy, 157 Heast, hest, command, behest, 45, 245, 318; name, Hedstall, that part of the bridle which is put on Hububs, shouts, din, 216 Hugger mugger, in secret, secretly, 514 Humblesse, humility, humbleness, 19, 25, 74 Hurtle, to rush, dash, hurl, attack, 29, 31, 51;. Hye, to hasten, 91, 383; on hye, hastily, 606 Idle, causeless, 193 Idole, image, 91, 254 Ill-faste, having an ill-look, 149. Ill-hedded, dis- turbed in the head, 230 Imbrast, embraced, 274 Immeasured, unmeasured, 147 Imp, child, scion, shoot, 11, 187, 286, 349 Imp, to engraft, insert, 603 Impacable, unappeasible, 277, 493 Imperceable, not able to be pierced, 69 Implore, entreaty, 106 Imply, to enfold, entangle, envelop, 30, 70, 191 Importune, violent, savage, 73, 123; full of trouble, Indifferent, impartial, 163, 341. Indifferently, im- Indignify, to treat with indignity, 361 Infest, to make fierce or hostile, hostile, 377, 390 Kestrell-kynd, base nature, 92 Kirtle, a coat fastened at the waist, 30 Knife, a sword, dagger, 103 Kon, know, 552. Kond, knew, 326 Kynded, begotten, 320 Lackey, to follow as a servant, 367 Lamping, shining, 168, 573 Lap, lappe, to fold, entangle, 94, 187 Lare, pasture, 270 Large, bountiful, 50 Latched, seized, caught, 453 Launce, balance, 194 Launch, to pierce, 84, 261, 366 Laver, a basin, 151 Lay, field, lea, plain, 201, 214 Lay, cry, 83 Lay, to throw up, 145 Lay, law, 136 Layd, faint, 477 Laye, laity, 459 Laystall, a dunghill, a place for the deposit of filth, 32 Leach, a physician, 170, 179 Leare, lore, counsel, 219, 245. Leares, lessons, 196 Leave, to raise, 134 Ledden, dialect, speech, 287, 556 Lee, river, 302, 496 Leese, to loose, 474 Lefte, lifted, 95 Legierdemain, sleight of hand, 339, 519 Leman, a lover, 45, 105, 165 Lend, to give, provide, 131 Lere, to learn, 484; lore, 461, 557 Lessoned, instructed, 193 Lest, to listen, 362, Let, to hinder, 45, 85, 183; 'let be' away with, Level, to direct one's course, 148 Levin, lightning, 187, 467. Levin brond, thunder- Lewd, ignorant, wicked, foolish, 450, Lewdly, fool- Lewdnesse, wickedness, 181, 310 Kind, nature, 167, 283; sex, 163; occupation, 96. Libbard, leopard, 41, 94, 158, 166 Lich, like, 196 Lief, liefe, dear, beloved, 25, 56; willing, 207; 'liefe or sory' willing or unwilling=lief or loth, 365, Mace, sceptre, 132 Magnes-stone, the magnet, 145 Maine, mayne, force, 44, 50, 141; ocean, 197. Light, easy, ready, 161; to lighten, 185; befall, 353 Mainsheat, mainsail, 356 Lightly, quickly, 761 Lignage, lynage, lineage, 40 Like, to please, 114 Like as, as if, 316 Likely, similar, 598 Likelynesse, likeness, 331 Lill, to put out the tongue, 36 Limbeck, retort, 432 Limehound, a bloodhound, limer, 302 Lin, to cease, 14, 36, 171, 202, 547 Maintenaunce, condition, 199 Maisterdome, maistery, mastery, superiority, 106, Maistring, superior, controlling, 194, 274, 604 Make, companion, mate, 44, 218, 238 Malefice, evil deed, 523 Malengine, ill intent, deceit, guile, 161 Malice (pret. malist), regarded with malice, bore List, to desire, like, 125; (impers.) please, 164, 278. Maligne, to grudge, 179 Lite, lyte, alight, befall, 387, 395 Livelod, livelood. livelihood, 311, 372 Lively, lifelike, living, 125, 159, 200 Mall, club, mallet, 49, 257; to maul, 3.8 Mand, blocked up with men, 417 Manie, many, company, multitude, 75, 292, 353 Livelyhed, livelyhead, livelihood, 86; living original, Manner, kind of, 279 125; motion of a living being, 393 Liverey, delivery, 381 Loathly, loathsome, 232, 351 Loft, height, 16 Lome, clay, loam 403 Lompish, dull, slow, 16, 181, 225 Long, to belong, 32, 174, 367 Loord, lout, 195, 446 Loos, fame, 419 Loose, to solve, 350 Lope, leapt, 43 Lore, learning, teaching, fashion, 91, 246, 287; Lore, lorn, left, deserted, 27, 228; lost sight of, 347 Lorrel, losell, lozell, a loose idle fellow, 92, 378, 467 Losen, to set loose, 193. Los te=loosed, dissolved, 176 Lothfull, unwilling, unpleasant, loathsome, 180 Lout, lowt, to bow, to do obeisance, 65, 93, 214, 238 Lover, an opening in the roof to let out the smoke, Lug, a perch or rod of land, 132 Lumine, to illumine, 602 Luskishnesse, sluggishness, 364 Mantle, to rest with outspread wings, 369 Mard, spoilt, injured, dishonoured, 159, 214 Margent, margin, 178 Marle, ground, soil, 143 Marishes, marshes, 345 Martelled, hammered, 198 Martyr, to afflict, torment, 263 Martyrize, to devote as a martyr, 554 Maske, to conceal oneself by means of a mask (as at a masquerade), 43, 174 Masse, wealth, 206; material, 283 Mate, to stupefy, confound, amate, 55 Maugre, maulgre, in spite of, a curse on! 103, 179, Mavis, thrush, 588 | Mayntenaunce, behaviour, 474 Mazed, amazed, confounded, 234, 261 Mazer, a kind of hard wood (probably the maple), Me, he cast me down' (1. 244), 260 Mean, middle, moderate, moderation, 113, 159,410; Lust, pleasure, desire, 251, 290, 480; to desire, Meanly, moderately, 513 Luster, a glittering, sheen, 353 Lustlesse, feeble, listless, 29, 181, 364 Lusty, pleasant, 449 Lustihede, lustyhed, lusty-head, pleasure, 216, 459, Lymiter, a friar licensed to beg within a certain Lynage, lineage, 12 Lyne, linen, 535 Lyte, to alight, light, befall, 387 Lythe, pliant, 449, 507 Meare, pure, 143; boundary, 210 Measurelesse, boundless, 503 Meere, absolute, entire, 608 Melampode, black hellebore, 467 Mell, to intermeddle, 14, 430 |