Chapter IV: Part 4

#Flyt#, #Flitte#, _v. trans._ and _intr._ to move, remove, escape, depart, XVI 210, 336, 340 (_subj._), XVII 223, 263; #Flyt#, _pa. t._ XVII 17; #Flyt#, #Flit(t)#, _pp._ XVII 454, 540; _in synder flit_, separated, XIV _c_ 31. [ON. _flytja_.]

#Flo#, #Floo#, _v._ to flow, XVII 101, 115. [OE. _flōwan_, ON. _flóa_.]

#Flone#. _See_ Flye.

#Flood(e)#, #Flod(e)#, _n._ flood, water, stream, V 105, VII 160, XII _a_ 166, XVI 76; (in pl.) waters, waves, VII 123, 142, 171; floods, VII 109, VIII _a_ 320, XVII 101, &c. [OE. _flōd_.]

#Floterand#, _pres. p._ weltering, tossing, VII 160. [OE. _floterian_.]

#Flour#, #Flowre#, _n._ flower, II 60, 67, IV _a_ 57, XV _e_ 19, &c.; _in the floures_, in the bloom, XII _introd._; excellence, in _bar þe flour_, excelled (all), XIV _c_ 23; flour, VIII _a_ 150. [OFr. _flour_; the sense in VIII was not differentiated in spelling until end of 18th cent.]

#Flowen#. _See_ Fle(n).

#Flowyng#, _n._ flood, XVII 540. [From OE. _flōwan_.] _See_ Flo.

#Flume#, _n._; _flume Iordanne_, River Jordan, XVI 76. [OFr. _flum_.]

#Fo#. _See_ Foo.

#Fode#, #Foode#, _n._ food, VII 175, VIII _a_ 21, 71, 200, 264, XVI 10 (_see_ Frute), &c. [OE. _fōda_.] _See_ Fede.

#Foght#; #Fois#. _See_ Fight; Foo.

#Foysoune#, _n._ abundance, great number, X 166. [OFr. _foison_.]

#Fold(e)#, _n._ earth, in _(vp)on folde_, allit. tag of little meaning, V 305, XIV _b_ 18. [OE. _fólde_.]

#Fold(e)#, _quasi-sb._ (variety, repetition) in _many oþer folde_, manifold other things, I 20; _other wise many fold_, in manifold other fashions, XVII 54; _bi foldis seuen_, seven times, XVII 13. [False division of OE. _manig-fáld_, _seofon-fáld_, &c., where _-fáld_ is adj. suffix.]

#Folde#, _v._ to fold; enfold, XV _f_ 9, 10; #Folde#, _pp._ (? or _pa. t._) in _folde vp_, ? covered with her hands, _or_ upturned, VI 74. [OE. _fáldan_.]

#Fole#, #Folys#, &c. _See_ Fool.

#Folehardi#, _adj._ foolhardy, II 426. [OFr. _fol-hardi_.] _See_ Fool.

#Folȝed#. _See_ Folwen.

#Foly#, _n._ folly, I 67, XI _b_ 123. [OFr. _folie_.]

#Folk(e)#, _n._ people, II 389, VIII _a_ 292, 295, &c.; mortals, VII 45; #Folkes#, _pl._ peoples, XVI 70. [OE. _folc_.]

#Folwen#, _v._ to accompany, VIII _a_ 2; #Folȝed#, _pa. t._ V 354 (_see_ note). [OE. _folgian_.]

#Fome#, _n._ foam, VII 172. [OE. _fām_.]

#Fomen#, _n. pl._ foemen, XIV _c_ 85. [OE. _fāh-mann_.] _See_ Foo.

#Fon#, #Fond(e)#, #Fonden#. _See_ Fynde(n).

#Fonde#, _v._ to endeavour, seek (to), VIII _a_ 213, XII _a_ 183, XII _b_ 171, XIII _b_ 24; #Fondet#, _pa. t._ V 57. [OE. _fándian_, _fóndian_.]

#Fone#, #Fune#, _adj._ and _pron._ few, XIV _a_ 28, 29, XVII 99. [ME. also _fo_; ? obscurely rel. to Feaw, _q.v._]

#Fonge#, _v._ to get, take, VI 79, 119; #Fang#, XVII 245. [OE. _fōn_, _ge-fángen_; cf. ON. _fanga_.] _See_ Onderuonge.

#Fonnyd#, (_pp._) _adj._ infatuated, XI _b_ 37, 38, 76, 167, 215. [From ME. _fon(ne)_, fool; obscure.]

#Foo#, _adv._ as an enemy, fiercely, V 258. [OE. _fāh_, _fā-_.]

#Foo#, _n._ foe, XIV _d_ 12; #Fo#, II 112, VIII _b_ 60; _frende nor foo_, nobody, XVI 287; _ichon other fo_, each hostile to the other, every man against his neighbour, XVII 112; #Fais#, _pl._ X 55, 65, 197, #Fois#, XVI 30; #Fooes#, XVI 386. [OE. _ge-fā_.]

#Fool#, #Fol(e)#, _n._ fool, I 30, V 346, XI _b_ 42, 184, &c. [OFr. _fol_.]

#For#, _conj._ for, I 109, XVII 231, &c.; #Uor#, III 6, 8, &c.; because, V 300, VII 178, VIII _a_ 235, 237, XIII _b_ 16, XVI 258, 295; so that, XII _a_ 93, 194, XVI 251; _for that_, so that, XII _b_ 133. [OE. _for þam (þe)_, for, because; _for þȳ þæt_, so that.] _See_ Forþi.

#For#; #Uor#, #Vor# (III); _prep._ for (i) _Cause_: because of, on account of, through, I 134, II 32, III 17, IV _b_ 35, V 279, VII 183, IX 130, X 136, XI _a_ 32, _b_ 28, 256, XV _b_ 24, &c.; _for of_ (OFr. _de par_) for sake of, XV _d_ 5; _for why (whi)?_ and why?, XVII 14, 284, 518; for (fear of), V 57, 199, XVII 102, &c.; (as precaution) against, VIII _a_ 9, 62, 87, 209, 306, XIV _a_ 36, XV _h_ 12. (ii) _Indir. object_: for (benefit of), III _introd._, VIII _a_ 278, &c.; for sake, on behalf, of, I 90, III 40, IV _a_ 88, &c. (iii) _Dir. object_: for (purpose of), with a view to, to get, &c., IV _a_ 69, VII 32, 88, VIII _a_ 230, X 41, XI _b_ 126, 182, 235, XVI 220, &c.; _for (uor) to_, _for te_, in order to, so as to, I 81, II 568, III _introd._, 44, XV _b_ 30, _c_ 18, &c.; _for till_, X 149, 169; as equiv. of _for_ with vbl. sb., X 8, 33, 105; merely equiv. of _to_, _till_, I 21, II 37, X 143, &c. (iv) _Equivalence_: in favour of, VII 13, XI _b_ 215; (in exchange, return, &c.) for, IV _a_ 42, V 284, VIII _b_ 76, IX 190, XI _b_ 162, XV _g_ 20, &c.; as result of, IX 201; for, as, VII 49, 50, VIII _a_ 206, XII _a_ 180, XIV _c_ 92, &c. (v) _Reference_: with regard to, III 9, &c.; _for the_, for all you care, XVII 193; in spite of, II 571, V 64, XIV _a_ 24, XVI 146; _for all(e)_, despite (all), I 73, 86, XIV _b_ 23, XVI 158. (vi) _Time_: during, VI 226, VIII _a_ 236, &c. _See_ Maystrie, Nones, Soþe; Þar(e), Þere(fore), &c. [OE. _for(e)_.]

#Forbede#, _v._ to forbid, VI 19; _forbede þat_ (with neg.), forbid to, I 78; #Forbodyn#, _pp._ I 7. [OE. _for-bēodan_.] _See_ Bede, _v._

#Forbere#, _v._ to spare, XIV _b_ 12. [OE. _for-beran_.] _See_ Bere, _v._

#Forbette#, _pp._ cruelly beaten, IV _a_ 86. [OE. _for-_ + _bēatan_, str.] _See_ Bete, _v._^1

#Force#, _n._ strength, XVI 210. [OFr. _force_.]

#Fordo#, _v._ to destroy, XVII 100, 114; #Fordon(e)#, _pp._ XVII 145; _ben fordon_, come to grief, Introduction xv. [OE. _for-dōn_.] _See_ Do(n).

#Fore#. _See_ Fare, _v._

#Forest#, _n._ forest; wild, unenclosed, and partly wooded, land, II 160, 246. [OFr. _forest_.]

#Foret#. _See_ Forþ.

#Forfete#, _v._ to transgress, V 326; #Forfette#, _pa. t._ XVI 352. [From OFr. _forfait_, _-fet_, n.

#Forgaa#. _See_ Forgon.

#Forgete#, _v._ to forget, IV _a_ 79; #Forgetynge#, _n._ IV _b_ 68. [OE. _for-_ + ON. _geta_; cf. OE. _forgetan_.] _See_ Gete, Forȝete.

#Forgon#, _v._ to give up, XV _b_ 35; #Forgoo#, V 142; #Forgaa#, IV _b_ 31. [OE. _for-gān_.]

#Forȝ#, _n._ force, waterfall, V 105 (the earliest recorded instance in E.). [ON. _fors_.]

#Forȝelde#, _v._ to repay, VIII _a_ 272. [OE. _for-géldan_.] _See_ Ȝelde.

#Forȝete#, _v._ to forget, XI _b_ 157; #Forȝete#, _pp._ XII _b_ 202, XIV _c_ 8, &c. [OE. _for-getan_.] _See_ Forgete, Vnderȝete.

#Forȝeue#, _v._ to forgive, IX 324. [OE. _for-gefan_.] _See_ Ȝeue.

#Forloyne#, _v._ to go astray, VI 8. [OFr. _forloignier_.]

#Forlorn#, (_pp._) _adj._ ruined, in pitiful plight, I 136, II 127. [OE. _for-loren_, pp.] _See_ Lese, _v._^1

#Forme#, _adj. superl._ first, V 305. [OE. _forma_.]

#Forme#. _See_ Fourme.

#Forne#, _adv._ of old, V 354. [OE. _foran_, _forne_.]

#Forsake#, #Fursake# (XV), _v._ to deny, XV _g_ 33; forsake, V 312; (foll. by _infin._) to refuse to, neglect to, XV _c_ 19, XVII 273; #Forsoke#, _pa. t. sg._ forsook, II 227. [OE. _for-sacan_.]

#Forschape#, _pp._ transformed (to something worse), XII _a_ 8. [OE. _for-scapen_, pp.] _See_ Schap(e).

#Forschreynt#, _pp._ withered (by fire), II 398. [OE. _for-screncan_, oppress, rel. to _forscrincan_, wither.]

#Forseyde#, _pp._ aforesaid, XIII _b_ 49; #Uore-yzede#, #Uorzede#, III 19, 23. [OE. _fore-sægd_ (Kt. _-sēd_).]

#Forsworn#, _adj._ perjured, XIV _a_ 21. [OE. _for-sworen_.] _See_ Swere.

#Forto#, _prep._ until, XIII _a_ 28, 29. [OE. _forþ tō_.]

#Fortune#, _n._; _by (be) f._ by chance, VII 99, 180, IX 207; by good fortune, VII 171. [OFr. _fortune_.]

#Forþ(e)#, #Forth#, _adv._ forth, away, out, on, forward, II 193, V 248, &c.; #Foret#, XV _g_ 18 (see Appendix § 6); #Fourth(e)#, XVI 298, 386; #Furþ(e)#, #Furth(e)#, I 72, 87, X 87, XVI 140, XVII 480, &c.; _forþe ygete_, produced, II 14; _fra thine furth_, thenceforward, X 130. [OE. _forþ_, _fórþ_.]

#Forþer#, _adv._ further, II 481. [OE. _furþor_, _forþor_.] _See_ Fyrþer.

#Forþered#, _pp._ furthered, advanced, XI _b_ 231. [From prec.; _cf._ OE. _fyrþr(i)an_, _forþian_.]

#Forþi# (#-þy#, #-thi#, #-thy#), _adv._ and _conj._ wherefore, and so, therefore, II 461, IV _b_ 35, V 42, 50, VIII _a_ 79, 88, _b_ 86, XII _introd._, _b_ 170, XV _c_ 22; because, IV _b_ 26. [OE. _for-þī_, _for-þī þe_.]

#Forwake#, _pp._ worn out with lying awake, XV _c_ 29. [OE. _for-_ + _wacen_, pp. of _wæcnan_.] _See_ Awake.

#Forward(e)#, _n._ agreement, covenant, V 279, VIII _a_ 36, XVI 5, 166, 238. [OE. _fore-weard_, n.]

#Forwes#, _n. pl._ furrows, VIII _a_ 98. [OE. _furh_.]

#Fote#, #Foot(e)#, #Fut# (X), _n._ foot, V 248 (_see_ Spenne), IX 17, &c.; _collect. (dat.) sg._ in _on fote_ (_fut_), on foot, V 295; on their legs, X 57; _vnder fote_, XIV _c_ 85; foot's length, V 83, VIII _a_ 2, XVII 263, 366; #Feet#, #Fet(e)#, _pl._ II 79, 441, IX 255, &c.; #Fette#, IV _b_ 4; #Fote#, #Foot#, orig. _gen. pl._ in _two fote long_, &c., V 157, IX 155, XIII _a_ 38, &c.; orig. _dat. pl._, in _on his_, _to (my) fote_, V 161, 208, VII 174. [OE. _fōt_.]

#Foul(e)#, _n._ bird, II 68, VIII _a_ 32, XV _b_ 6, 10, _c_ 3, &c.; #Fowhel(e)#, IV _b_ 33; #Fowle#, IV _b_ 47, XVII 3, 487, &c.; #Fowll#, XVII 472; #Foull#, _pl._ XVII 156. [OE. _fugol_.]

#Foule#, _adj._ foul, loathsome, bad, II 464, VII 180, VIII _a_ 320, XVI 337, &c.; #Uoul#, III _introd._; _adv._, in _foule mot hit falle_, evilly may it fare, V 310. [OE. _fūl_.]

#Founde#, _v._ to hasten, V 62, 161. [OE. _fúndian_.]

#Founde(n)#, &c. _See_ Fynde(n).

#Fourme#, #Forme#, _n._ manner, fashion, V 62, IX 305. [OFr. _fo(u)rme_.]

#Fourth(e)#. _See_ Forþ(e).

#Fourty#, #Forty#, _adj._ forty, XVII 148, 445, &c. [OE. _fēowertig_.]

#Fowe#, _adj._ streaked or variegated (fur), vair, in _fowe and griis_ (partial transl. of ME., OFr. _vair & gris_), II 241. [OE. _fāg_.]

#Fowheles#, #Fowle(s)#, #Fowll#. _See_ Foul(e), _n._

#Fowre#, #Four(e)#, _adj._ four, I 232, V 33, 157, XIII _a_ 37, &c. [OE. _fēower_.] _See_ Feurþe, Fourty.

#Fra#. _See_ Fro, _prep._

#Fray#, _n._ strife, XVII 184. [Shortened from Affray, _q.v._]

#Frayne#, _v._ to inquire, VII 97. [OE. _(ge)frægnian_.]

#Fraist#, #Frast# (XVII), _v._ to question, inquire of, XVII 183; _fraist of_, investigate, VII 97. [ON. _freista_.]

#Fram#; #Uram#. _See_ From.

#Franche#, _adj._ French, XIV _b_ 33, 46; #Frensche#, XIV _c_ 101; #Frankys#, _n._ French language, I _introd._; #Freynsch#, XI _a_ 27, XIII _b_ 19, &c.; #Frensch#, XIII _b_ 34, &c. [OE. _frencisc_; the forms show infl. of OE. _Francan_, OFr. _France_, &c.]

#Franklens#, _n. pl._ franklins (men of free, but not noble birth, holding land by freehold), VIII _b_ 68. [OFr. _franclein_.]

#Frast#. _See_ Fraist.

#Fraunchyse#, _n._ privilege, _or_ liberality, VI 249; the interpretation depends on that of Dard, Rescoghe (_q.v._ and note). [OFr. _franchise_.]

#Fredom#, _n._ freedom, XI _b_ 150, 205, 206, &c. [OE. _frēo-dōm_.]

#Free#, #Fre#, _adj._ free, VIII _b_ 68, XVI 295; lavish, VI 121; noble, good, XVI 5, XVII 327; as _sb._, noble one, XVII 310; #Freest#, _superl._ noblest, V 354. [OE. _frēo_.]

#Freend#. _See_ Frende.

#Freike(s)#. _See_ Freke.

#Freynsch#. _See_ Franche.

#Freke#, _n._ man, knight, V 57, 206, VIII _a_ 212, &c.; #Freike#, VII 160, 172. [OE. _freca_.]

#Freles#, _adj._ without reproach, VI 71. [ON. _frýja_ + OE. _-lēas_.]

#Frely#, _adj._ pleasant, II 4 (note). [OE. _frēolic_.]

#Frely#, _adv._ freely, IX 90, XI _b_ 201, 245, 258. [OE. _frēo-līce_.]

#Fremmede#, _adj._ not akin, IV _b_ 22. [OE. _fremede_.]

#Frenchype#. _See_ Frendschip.

#Frende#, #Freend#, _n._ friend, VI 198, XIV _d_ 12, XVII 118; _fr. nor foo_, nobody, XVI 287; #Frendes#, &c. _pl._ friends, IV _b_ 22, XIV _a_ 28, XVI 29, 385; kinsfolk, VIII _b_ 37, 41, XVI 62. [OE. _frēond_, friend; ON. _frǽndi_, kinsman.]

#Frendschip#, #-ship#, _n._ friendship, love, XIV _c_ 3, XVII 121; #Frenchype#, IV _b_ 29; #Frenship#, XVII 362. [OE. _frēond-scipe_.]

#Frensch#. _See_ Franche.

#Freris#, _n. pl._ friars, XI _a_ 1, 33, 49, 55. [OFr. _frere_.]

#Fresch#, _adj._ fresh, VIII _a_ 305. [Prob. OFr. _freis_, _fresche_ (fem.), rather than OE. _fersc_.] _See_ Fersch.

#Frese#, _n._ danger, in _no frese_, doubtless, XVII 391. [MDu. _vreese_ (OFris. _frēs_, OS. _frēsa_).]

#Frese#, _v._ to freeze, II 247. [OE. _frēosan_.]

#Frete#, _pa. t. pl._ devoured, II 539. [OE. _fretan_, pa. t. pl. _frǣton_.]

#Frewte#. _See_ Frut(e).

#Fry#, _n._ offspring, XVII 66, 177. [ON. _frǽ_, _frjó_, seed.]

#Frydays#, _n. pl._ Fridays, VIII _b_ 30. [OE. _frīg(e)dæg_.]

#Fryed#, _pp._ fried, VIII _a_ 305. [OFr. _fri-re_.]

#Friþ#, #Fryth#, _n._ woodland, park, II 160, 246, V 83. [OE. _fyr(h)þ_, _gefyrhþe_, wood.]

#Fro#, #Froo#, _adv._ away, XVI 210; _to and fro_, to and fro, on all sides, XVII 111. [ON. _frá_.]

#Fro#, _conj._ from the time when, since, VI 15 (cf. _fra þat_). [As prec.]

#Fro#, _prep._ (away) from, I 76, V 263 (follows pron.), VI 15, VII 90, VIII _a_ 29, IX 26, &c.; #Fra#, IV _a_ 18, _b_ 34, X 130, &c.; _fra þat_, from when first, IV _a_ 25; _þat ... fro_, whence, IX 230; _ther ... fro_, to where ... from, XII _a_ 33; _fro whom ... fro_, from whom (mixed Fr. and E. constr.), IX 329 (_see_ next). [ON. _frá_.]

#From#, #Fram#, _prep._ from, II 190, 225, VIII _a_ 51, XIII _a_ 27, &c.; #Uram#, III _introd._, 4; _uram þet_, from the time that, III 38; _adv._ in _of whom ... from_, from whom (mixed E. and Fr. constr.), IX 78 (_see_ prec.). [OE. _from_, _fram_.] _See_ Þere, Þare.

#Frote#, _v._ to rub; wring, tear at, II 79; #Frotyng#, _pres. p._ grating, XIII _b_ 59. [OFr. _froter_.]

#Frounse#, _v._ to pucker, V 238. [OFr. _fronci(e)r_.]

#Frut(e)#, _n._ fruit, II 257, VIII _a_ 320, IX 143; #Fruyt#, IX 139, 148, XIII _a_ 51; #Frewte#, in _f. of erthely foode_, ? the fruit of the tree, which was earthly food, XVI 10. [OFr. _fruit_.]

#Fuersly#, _adv._ fiercely; _fuersly fell_, turned out stormy, VII 129. _See_ Fers(e).

#Fuyr#. _See_ Fyr.

#Ful#, II 388; _see_ note.

#Ful#, #Full(e)#, _adj._ full, complete, II 60, XV _e_ 3, 6, &c.; #Uol#, III 47; as _sb._, in _at þe full_, completely, XI _b_ 198; _his fulle_, _see_ Fille. [OE. _full_.]

#Ful#, #Full(e)#, _adv._ full, quite, very, I 22, II 443, 559, IV _b_ 27, V 19, IX 244, &c. [OE. _ful_.]

#Fulfille(n)#, #Fulfylle#, _v._ to fill, IX 331, XII _introd._; to fulfil, finish, perform, accomplish, IV _b_ 15, 73, VIII _a_ 36, 319, IX 317, XI _b_ 86, 88, XVI 6, &c.; #Uolueld#, _pp._ III _introd._ [OE. _fulfyllan_ (Kt. _-fellan_).]

#Fun#, #Funden#. _See_ Fynde(n).

#Fune#. _See_ Fone.

#Furred#, _pp._ fur-trimmed, VIII _a_ 264. [OFr. _fo(u)rrer_.]

#Fursake#. _See_ Forsake.

#Furst#, _adv._ first, II 14, XIII _b_ 12, 20; #Fyrst#, #First#, I 154, II 121, XVII 42, &c.; at first, I 226, 228, V 159; firstly, XI _a_ 6, _b_ 5, &c.; #Uerst#, at first, III 33; _boþ furst and last_, throughout, XIV _c_ 76. [As next.]

#Furste#, _adj._ first, original, XIII _a_ 7, _b_ 4, 26; #Ferste#, XII _a_ 112; #Fyrst(e)#, I 214, VI 188, &c.; #Firste#, in _atte firste_, at once, VIII _a_ 165. [OE. _fyr(e)st_, (Kt. _ferst_).]

#Furth(e)#. _See_ Forþ(e).

#Fut#. _See_ Fote.

#Ga#, #Gaa#. _See_ Go(n).

#Gabberes#, _n. pl._ swindlers, IX 112. [From ON. _gabba_, to mock.]

#Gadre#, _v._ to gather, pick up, assemble, XII _b_ 22, 113, 117; #Ged(e)re#, #Gedyr#, IV _b_ 81, V 192, VII 86; #Ygadered#, _pp._ III 44; _gedereȝ þe rake_, ? picks up the path, V 92. [OE. _gæderian_.]

#Gaf#, #Gaffe#. _See_ Giffe.

#Gay(e)#, _adj._ gay, gallant, V 297, VII 111; as _sb._, fair one, VI 73. [OFr. _gai_.]

#Gayne#, _n._ gain (_i.e._ the three kisses), V 281. [OFr. _gaigne_.]

#Gaynesay#, _v._ to speak against, IV _b_ 75. [ON. _gegn_ + OE. _secgan_.] _See_ Agayn, Seie.

#Gam(e)#, #Gaume# (I), _n._ game, play, I 1 (_see_ Somer), 99; sport, II 315; game (birds), II 309; trickery, XVII 214; merriment, XVII 529; _wiþ game_, merrily, II 19; #Gamys#, _pl._ rejoicings, XVI 20. [OE. _gamen_.]

#Gan#, _pa. t. sg._; #Gune#, XVI 47, &c.; #Gan#, _pl._ II 504; #Gonne#, II 371; #Gun#, I 193: began, II 118, VIII _a_ 146; (without _to_) II 425; made, II 438; did (without _to_, as equiv. of simple past) I 193, II 77, 78, 272, 371, 495, 504, 510, 530, XVI 47, 286. [OE. _ginnan_.] _See_ Begyn(ne); Can, _auxil._

#Gane#. _See_ Go(n).

#Gang#, _v._ to go, depart, fare, X 4, XVI 144, 303, XVII 246. [OE. _gángan_.]

#Garn#, _n._ yarn, thread; _ther is garn on the reyll other_, there is other thread on the reel, other business on hand, XVII 298. [ON. _garn_.]

#Garre#, #Gar#, _v._ to make, cause to, IV _a_ 26 (_subj._), XVI 20, 144, 199, 334, XVII 346; #Gert(e)#, _pa. t._ and _pp._ VIII _a_ 296, X 198; caused (men to), X 16, 70, 82, 90, 98, 185; _garre dye_, kill, XVI 164; _gert ga_, _cum_, sent, brought, X 168, 173. [ON. _gøra_; the _a_ forms are difficult to explain.]

#Garryng#, _adj._ grating, harsh, XIII _b_ 15. [Cf. MDu., MLG. _garren_, v.]

#Gase#; #Gast(e)#, &c. _See_ Go(n); Gost(e), &c.

#Gastli#, _adj._ terrible, XII _b_ 126. [OE. (once) _gǣ̆st-lic_; cf. _gǣstan_, v.] _See_ Agast; _distinguish_ Gostly.

#Gate#, _n._^1 gate, II 379. [OE. _gæt_, pl. _gatu_.] _See_ ȝate.

#Gate#, _n._^2 way, V 51; _hyȝe gate_ (figuratively) highway, VI 35; _gang (ȝede) his gate_, go (went) his way, VI 166, XVI 144; #Gatis#, _pl._ in _many gatis_, in many ways, XI _b_ 117. [ON. _gata_.] _See_ Algate, Sogat, Þusgate.

#Gate#. _See_ Gete, _v._^1

#Gaud#, _n._ trick, in _gaudes and gile_, XIV _a_ 18, 30; _gaudis and gilery_, XVI 160. [? Cf. AFr. _gaudir_, to jest.]

#Gaume#. _See_ Gam(e).

#Gawle#, _n._ gall; rancour, VI 103. The spelling and rimes are noteworthy at so early a date. [OE. _galla_.]

#Ged(e)re#, #Gedyr#. _See_ Gadre.

#Gedlyng#, _n._ fellow (contemptuous), XVI 212. [OE. _gædeling_.]

#Gees#, _n. pl._ geese, VIII _a_ 276, _b_ 19. [OE. _gōs_, pl. _gēs_.]

#Gef#. _See_ Giffe.

#Geynest#, _adj. superl._ most gracious, XV _c_ 35. [ON. _gegn_.]

#Gentil(l)#, #Gentyl(e)#, #Ientil# (III), _adj._ of gentle birth, III 18, 23, VIII _b_ 82, XIII _b_ 20, &c.; noble, II 463, V 117, VI 245; gentle, graceful, &c., II 305; docile, XVII 505; _þat gentyl_, that gentle lady, VI 242; _ientilman_, gentleman, III 18, XIV _introd._ [OFr. _gentil_.]

#Gere#, #Geir# (X), _n. sg._ tools, apparatus, necessary things, X 110, XVII 245, 316, 326; arms, XVI 211; contrivance (the ark), XVII 274; affair, business, V 137. [ON. _gervi_.]

#Gered#, _pp._ attired, V 159. [From prec. in frequent sense 'apparel'.]

#Gernier(e)#, _n._ garner, storehouse (for corn), III 43, 46. [OFr. _gernier_.]

#Gert(e)#. _See_ Garre.

#Gesse(n)#, _v._ to be of opinion; to expect, XI _b_ 167; to conceive, form an idea, VI 139 (note). [Cf. MLG. _gissen_.]

#Geste#, _n._ tale, VII _introd._, Introduction xxxiii. [OFr. _geste_.]

#Gestis#, _n. pl._ joists, frame-timbers, X 5. [OFr. _giste_.]

#Get(e)#, _v._^1 to get, find, XIV _c_ 38, 110, XVII 184 (_subj._); _pres._ as _fut._ XIV _b_ 3, XVII 299; lay hold of, catch, XVII 339; _do get in_, get in (_trans._), XVII 326; #Gate#, _pa. t. sg._ VII 76; #Getyn#, #Ygete#, _pp._ in _getyn agayne_, won back, XVI 11; _forþe ygete_, set forth, produced, II 14. [ON. _geta_.] _See_ Forgete.

#Get#, _v._^2 to guard; _get for_, look out for, XIV _a_ 36. [ON. _gǽta_.]

#Geþ#. _See_ Go(n).

#Gyaunt#, _n._ giant, VIII _a_ 328. [OFr. _geant_.]

#Gyde#, _n._ guide, VIII _a_ 1. [OFr. _guide_.]

#Gif#, #Gyf#, _conj._ if, IV _a_ 85; _bot gif_, unless X 78, 180. [Northern variant of Ȝif; the _g_ (where not graphic for _ȝ_) is difficult to explain.]

#Gif(fe)#, #Gyf(fe)#, _v._ to give, IV _a_ 18, _b_ 66, V 327, VI 183, XVI 114, &c.; #Gyue#, XV _h_ 21; #Gaf(fe)#, _pa. t. sg._ XVI 163, XVII 16; #Gef#, V 5 (wished), 281 (_2 sg._); #Gifen#, _pp._ XIV _b_ 88 (surrendered); #Gyf(f)ene#, IV _b_ 53, 66; _gaf in commaundement_, gave orders, XVII 33. [ON. _gefa_, OSwed. _gifa_; see _N.E.D._] _See_ Ȝeue.

#Gyfte#, _n._ gift, IV _b_ 53, 59, 69, VI 247; giving (? _or_ privilege), VI 205. [ON. _gift_.] _See_ Ȝiftis.

#Gile#, #Gyle#, _n._ guile, treachery. II 7, XIV _a_ 6, _d_ 4, XVII 214, &c. [OFr. _guile_.] _See_ Wiles, Bigile.

#Gilery#, _n._ fraud, XVI 160. [OFr. _gilerie_, from prec.]

#Gill#, _woman's name_, Jill, XVII 219; _for Iak nor for Gill_, for nobody, XVII 336. [Shortened from _Gillian_, OFr. _Juliane_.]

#Gylofres#, _n. pl._ in _clowe gylofres_, cloves, IX 157. [OFr. _gilofre_.] _See_ Clowe.

#Gyn(e)#, _n._ engine, machine, X 90, 99; contrivance, XVII 128, 276. [Shortened from OFr. _engin_.] _See_ Engynys.

#Gyng#, _n._ troop, company, VI 95. [OE. _genge_; ? infl. by _gang_.]

#Gynour#, _n._ engineer (contriver of machines), X 98, 126. [Shortened from OFr. _engigneor_.] _See_ Gyn(e), Engynour.

#Girdelstede#, _n._ waist, II 266. [OE. _gyrdel_ + _stede_.] _See_ Gurdel.

#Gyrde#, _v._ to strike; _gyrdeȝ he to_, strikes spurs into, V 92. [? Same as next.]

#Gyrdit#, _pp._ girt, X 24. [OE. _gýrdan_.]

#Gisely#, _adv._ skilfully, II 299. [From OFr. _guise_, n.] _See_ Degiselich.

#Giserne#, _n._ battle-axe, V 197. [OFr. _guiserne_.]

#Gyue#. _See_ Gif(fe).

#Glad(e)#, _v._ to make glad, VIII _a_ 113, XVII 491; #Gladde#, IV _a_ 49. [OE. _gladian_.]

#Gladde#, #Glad(e)# (_of_), _adj._ happy, glad (at), II 583, XII _introd._, XVI 42, 241, &c.; #Gladly#, _adv._ XII _b_ 37; _beren gladly_, are glad to wear, IX 109. [OE. _glæd_, _glæd-līce_.]

#Gle#, #Glew# (I, IV), _n._ mirth, pleasure, play, II 34, 267, IV _a_ 44, 72, XVII 529; (skill in) making music, minstrelsy, II 383, 434, 444, 529, &c.; _made hem glew_, directed their singing, I 39. [OE. _glēo(w)_.]

#Gleme#, _n._ radiance, XVI 42. [OE. _glǣm_.]

#Glent#, _pa. t._ started aside, V 224. [Obscure; ME. _glenten_ (mod. _glint_) has same senses as Blenk, _q.v._]

#Glew#. _See_ Gle.

#Glyde#, _v._ to glide, V 198, XII _b_ 126. [OE. _glīdan_.]

#Glyfte# (_on_), _pa. t._ glanced sideways (at), V 197. [Obscure; ME. _gliffen_, and _gliften_, with same senses as Blenk, _q.v._]

#Glode#, _n._ ? glade, open space, V 113; _on glode_, appar. a variant of _on bent_ (q.v.), on earth, where he stood, V 198. [Unknown.]

#Glorius#, #-ous#, _adj._ glorious, XVI 42, XVII 166. [OFr. _glori(o)us_.]

#Glotyny#, #Glotony#, _n._ gluttony, XVII 37, 52. [OFr. _gloutonie_.]

#Glotoun#, _n._ Glutton (personified), VIII _a_ 296. [OFr. _glouton_.]

#Gloue#, _n._ glove, VIII _a_ 147. [OE. _glōfe_.]

#Gnacchen#, _v._ to gnash the teeth, XV _h_ 9. [Echoic, on model of next.]

#Gnauen#, _v._ to gnaw, grind the teeth, XV _h_ 9. [OE. _gnagan_.]

#Go(n)#, _v._ VIII _a_ 296, XV _g_ 24, &c.; #Goo#, XI _b_ 41, &c.; #Ga#, X 168; _pres. 2 sg._ #Gost#, II 129; _3 sg._ #Gase#, IV _a_ 11, XIV _a_ 25; #Geþ# (OE. _gǣþ_), II 238, 551; #Gotȝ#, VI 5; #Goth#, IX 178, &c.; _pl._ #Gaa#, IV _b_ 43; #Goo#, #Go(n)#, IX 18, 177, XI _b_ 15, &c.; #Gotȝ#, VI 150; #Goþ#, XIII _b_ 64, 65; _subj._ #Go#, VI 170, XVI 156; _imper. pl._ #Gos#, VI 161; #Gotȝ#, V 51, 175; _pp._ #Gane#, X 84, 100, &c.; #Go#, I 222, II 196; #Gon(e)#, I 161, II 492 (ago), VI 16, XVII 408 (done for), &c.; #Ygo#, II 349, 541 (ago); #Goande#, _pres. p._ V 146. To walk, V 146, IX 18, XIV _a_ 25; _in him com ... gon_ (OE. _cōm inn gān_), came walking in, XV _g_ 24; to be (alive), V 41; _gon on bodi and bones_, _see_ Bodi; to go, II 190, 345, XV _g_ 12, &c.; _gon (be)_, travel (about), IX 112; _go hunte_, &c., go and hunt, &c., VIII _a_ 30, 32; _go slepe_, go to sleep, VIII _a_ 296; _hadde go_, had gone on, I 222; _hou it geþ_, what is the (inevitable) course of things, II 551; _is go(n)_, &c., went, II 196, X 176, XII _b_ 176; _war tharin gane_, were in it, X 128; to come, get, IX 164, 186, &c.; _gotȝ (goth) out_, issues, VI 5, IX 178. [OE. _gān_.] _See_ Ȝede.

#Gobet#, _n._ small share, VIII _b_ 106. [OFr. _gobet_.]

#God#, _n._ God, I 89, V 81, VI 241, &c.; #Godd(e)#, I 78, V 51, 137, &c.; #Godys# (MS. God; _see_ XVII 88, note), _gen. sg._ XVI 241; #Godes#, #Goddes#, _pl._ gods, II 31, VII 45, 176, 181, &c.; _gef hym God and goud day_, wished him Godspeed and good day, V 5. [OE. _god_.] _See_ Goddes.

#God(e)#, _adj._ good, I 9, II 35, V 281, &c.; #Good(e)#, VIII _b_ 71, XI _b_ 121, &c.; #Goud(e)#, V 50, 202, VI 208; #Gud(e)#, IV _b_ 15, X 47, XIV _a_ 14, &c.; #Guod#, III 59 (_guode_, wk., III 30, 31, &c.); _goud day_, _see_ God. [OE. _gōd_.]

#God(e)#, #Good(e)#, #Guode# (III), #Gude# (IV, XIV _b_), _n. sg._ good, IV _b_ 9, V 59, XII _a_ 149; good thing, II 230; _collective_, goods, wealth, III 8 (_dat._), IV _b_ 81, VIII _a_ 225, XII _b_ 35, XIV _c_ 75, &c.; #Godes# (and forms as above) _pl._, goods, III 1, VII 122, VIII _a_ 218, XI _b_ 272, XII _b_ 48, XIV _b_ 11, &c. [OE. _gōd_, n.]

#Goddesse#, _n._ goddess, XII _a_ 44. [OE _god_ + OFr. _-esse_.]

#Godenisse#, #God(e)nesse#, #Goodnesse#, _n._ goodness, bounty, II 55, VI 133, VIII _a_ 132, IX 329, &c. [OE. _gōd-nes_.]

#Godhede#, _n._ divinity, VI 53, XI _b_ 280, XVI 249. [OE. _god_ + _*-hǣdu_; cf. OE. _god-hād_.]

#Godspelle#, _n._ (_dat. sg._) gospel, III 57; #Gospel(l)#, VI 138, XI _a_ 23, _b_ 20, &c. [OE. _godspell_.]

#Goyng#, _n._; _for goyng_, as a result of moving about, I 157. [From _Go(n)_.]

#Gold(e)#, _n._ gold, II 150, XV _g_ 22 (_dat. sg._), &c. [OE. _góld_.]

#Golde-hemmed#, _adj._ bordered with gold, V 327. [Prec. and OE. _hemm_, border.]

#Golf#, _n._ abyss (of water), VI 248. [OFr. _golfe_.]

#Gome#, _n._ man, V 50, 159, 171, 191, 202, VII 54, VIII _a_ 210. [OE. _guma_.]

#Gon(e)#, #Goo#. _See_ Go(n).

#Gonne#. _See_ Gan.

#Gore#, _n._ triangular strip (of cloth), gore; by synecdoche for 'gown', in _under gore_, in gown (among women, alive), XV _c_ 35. [OE. _gāra_.]

#Gos#, #Gost#. _See_ Go(n).

#Goshauk#, _n._ goshawk (usually a large short-winged hawk), XII _a_ 9. [OE. _gōs-hafoc_.]

#Gost#, _n._ spirit, soul, V 182; #Haly Gast(e)#, #Hooly Gost(e)#, &c., Holy Ghost, IV _b_ 53, IX 331, XI _a_ 11, XVI 77, XVII 162, &c. [OE. _gāst_.]

#Gostly#, _adj._ spiritual, IX 332, XI _b_ 281, 289; #Gast(e)ly#, IV _a_ 51, _b_ 70, 85. [OE. _gāst-lic_.]

#Goteȝ#, _n. pl._ streams, VI 248. [OE. _*got-_ rel. to _gēotan_.]

#Gotȝ#, #Goþ#, &c. _See_ Go(n).

#Goud(e)#. _See_ Gode.

#Gouerned#, _pa. t._ controlled, XIV _c_ 26. [OFr. _governer_.]

#Goune#, #Gowne#, _n._ gown (outer robe), V 328, XVII 262. [OFr. _goune_.]

#Gowrdes#, _n. pl._ gourds, IX 139. [OFr. _gourde_.]

#Gowtes#, _n. pl._; _gowtes artetykes_, attacks of arthritic gout, IX 314. [OFr. _goute_.] _See_ Artetyke.

#Grace#, _n._ favour, IX 296, XIV _b_ 46, &c.; consideration, VIII _a_ 117; grace, mercy (of God), I 186, VI 76, 252, VIII _a_ 120, _b_ 106, XV _i_ 8, XVII 551, &c.; personified in our Lord, VI 65; what God may send, XVII 334; favour of fortune, luck, VII 76, VIII _b_ 102, XII _b_ 169, 186; lot, II 547. [OFr. _grace_.]

#Graciouse#, #-yous#, #Gracius#, _adj._ pleasing, VIII _a_ 222; gracious, XVII 28, 165. [OFr. _gracious_.]

#Gradde#. _See_ Grede.

#Graidly#. _See_ Graythely.

#Graielis#, _n. pl._ books containing the 'gradual' (part of the Mass), XI _b_ 229 (_see_ note). [OFr. _graël_.]

#Grayne#. _See_ Greyne.

#Grayþed#, _pa. t._; _grayþed hym_, got ready, V 191; #Grathed#, _pp._ made ready, XVI 211 (rime requires Graide). [ON. _greiða_.]

#Grayþely#, #Grathely# (XVI), #Graidly# (VII), _adv._ readily; ready, V 224; aptly, VI 139; carefully, VII 54; directly, XVI 92. [ON. _greið-liga_.] _See_ prec., and Grath.

#Grame#, _n._ wrath, XVII 89. [OE. _grama_.] _See_ Greme.

#Gramer(e)#, _n._ grammar, XIII _b_ 36; _mayster of gr._, (title of) a licensed teacher of grammar, XIII _b_ 28. [OFr. _gramaire_.]

#Gramerscole#, _n._ grammar-school, XIII _b_ 28, 33, 38. [Prec. + OE. _scōl_.]

#Grant merci#, gramercy, thank you (_lit._ great thanks), V 58, XII _b_ 92. [OFr.]

#Grapes#, _n. pl._ grapes, IX 159, 160. [OFr. _grape_.]

#Grases#. _See_ Gresse.

#Grath#, _n._ readiness, in _with grath_, promptly, XVII 482. [ON. _greiði_.] _See_ Grayþed, &c.

#Graue#, _n._ grave, I 139, XVI 23, 393. [OE. _græf_.]

#Graunt(e)#, #Grante#, _v._ to consent, I 51; to grant, VII 3, VIII _a_ 326, XIV _b_ 46, XV _i_ 8, XVII 178, &c.; (with _infin._) I 199, II 604. [OFr. _graanter_, AFr. _graunter_.]

#Greate#. _See_ Gret(e), _adj._

#Grece#, _n._ fat, V 245. [OFr. _gresse_.]

#Grede#, _v._ to cry out, II 104; #Gradde#, _pa. t._ XII _b_ 68. [OE. _grǣdan_.]

#Greyn#. _See_ Grene.

#Greyne#, #Grayne#, _n._ grain, corn, VIII _a_ 113, 120. [OFr. _grain_.]

#Grekes#, #Grekys#, _n. pl._ Greeks, VII 40, 61, 86, 111, 176. [OE. _Grē(a)cas_, L. _Græcī_.]

#Grem(e)#, #Gremy# (VII), _n._ anger; resentment, VI 105; mortification, V 302; cause for anger, harm, V 183; _with greme_ (_gremy_), wrathfully, V 231, VII 176. [ON. _gremi_; OE. _gremian_, v.] _See_ Grame.

#Grene#, #Greyn# (XVII), _adj._ green, II 353, V 35, VIII _a_ 276, &c.; _n._ green, V 123, 159, 191, 227; green sward, II 72; earth, XVII 534. [OE. _grēne_.]

#Gresse#, _n._ grass, II 244, V 113; #Grases#, _pl._ herbs, II 260. [OE. _gærs_, _græs_.]

#Gret(e)#, #Greate# (III), _adj._ great, large, I 22, 210, II 101, 240, III 9, 17, &c.; greatly esteemed, VII 40; big, boastful, XVII 379; _many grete_, many important people, XI _b_ 207; _smale and grete_, _grete and small_, all, XIV _c_ 22, XVII 90, 344; #Grettere#, _compar._ IX 70, 91; #Grettest#, _superl._ IX 182. [OE. _grēat_; _grē̆ttra_, compar.]

#Gret(e)#, _v._^1 to greet, XII _introd._, XIV _d_ 2. [OE. _grētan_.]

#Grete#, _v._^2 to weep, V 89; #Grette#, _pa. t._ IV _a_ 87. [OE. _grētan_ (_*grǣtan_), or _grēotan_.]

#Gretnesse#, _n._ size, IX 54. [OE. _grēat-nes_.]

#Greu#, _n._ Greek (language), XI _a_ 45. [OFr. _greu_.]

#Grevance#, _n._ offence, sin (_or_ affliction), XVII 58. [OFr. _grevance_.]

#Greue#, _v._ to grieve, offend, VI 111, VIII _a_ 225, XV _f_ 3; oppress, VIII _a_ 313; injure, VIII _b_ 60; _greueth hym aȝeines_, voices a grievance against, VIII _a_ 311; #Greuyng#, _n._ offending, insulting, VII 181. [OFr. _grever_.]

#Greuous#, _adj._ grave, IX 287; #Greuously#, _adv._ gravely, XI _b_ 144. [OFr. _grevous_.]

#Grew(e)#. _See_ Growe(n).

#Gryed#, _pa. t._ sorrowed (inwardly), V 302. [Not known; _cf._ XI Pains of Hell (OE. Miscell.) l. 160, _gryd and wept_.]

#Griffoun#, _n._ griffin, IX 245, 248, 251. [OFr. _griffon_.]

#Griis#, _n._ grey (fur), II 241 (_see_ Fowe). [OFr. _gris_.]

#Grymme#, #Grim#, _adj._ fearsome, grim, II 184, V 192. [OE. _grimm_.]

#Gryndel#, _adj._ wrathful, V 270; #Gryndelly#, _adv._ wrathfully, V 231. [? Back-formation from _*grindlaik_ (_gryndellayk_ Sir Gaw. 312), ON. _grimmd_ + _leik-r_; cf. ON. _grimm-leikr_.]

#Gryndel-ston#, _n._ grindstone, V 134. [OE. _*grindel_ (from _gríndan_) + _stān_.]

#Grys#, _n. pl._ young pigs, VIII _a_ 276. [ON. _grís-s_.]

#Grisbittyng#, _n._ gnashing of the teeth, XIII _b_ 15. [OE. _gristbitung_.]

#Gryste#, _n._ resentment (? _lit._ grinding of the teeth), VI 105. [OE. _grist_, grinding.]

#Grochinge#, _n._ reluctance, III 10. _See_ Grucche.

#Gron(e)#, _v._ to lament, complain, V 89, XVII 409; groan, VIII _a_ 255, XV _h_ 9. [OE. _grānian_.]

#Gronyngys#, _n. pl._ lamentations (as a sign of repentance), XI _b_ 99. [OE. _grānung_.]

#Grot#, _n._ small bit; _euerich a grot_, every detail, II 490. [OE. _grot_.]

#Ground(e)#, #Grownd# (XVII), _n._ ground, XII _a_ 80, &c.; bottom, XII _b_ 71; bottom of the sea, XVII 439, 462; deep pool, XIII _a_ 52; land, XVII 465; foundation, cause, VI 12, 24, 36, 48, 60, VII 80; _(vp)on grounde_, on earth, V 82, VIII _a_ 225; _to grounde_, on the ground, II 549, VI 74. [OE. _grúnd_.]

#Grounde#, _v._ in _nouȝt groundiþ hem_, they have no foundation, XI _a_ 4; _groundid (in)_, based (on), XI _b_ 52; _ben not gr. in God_, have no divine sanction, XI _a_ 62. [From prec.]

#Grounden#, _pp._ ground, V 134; #Ygrounde#, XIV _d_ 9. [OE. _gríndan_, _ge-grúnden_.]

#Grow#, _v._ to feel terror, X 94. [Cf. MLG. _grūwen_.]

#Growe(n)#, #Grufe#, _v._ to grow, VIII _a_ 113, IX 33, 53, XII _a_ 80, &c.; to come into being, in _begynnys to grufe to vs_, is about to begin for us, XVII 463; #Grew(e)#, _pa. t._ I 164, 236, VI 65, VII 80; #Growe#, _pp._ II 266, XIV _c_ 89, 98; #Growynge#, _n._ growth, IX 71. [OE. _grōwan_; _grufe_ is freq. Northern form.]

#Grucche#, #Gruch#, _v._ to grumble, VIII _a_ 210, 311; grumble at, V 183; #Gruchyng#, _pres. p._ reluctant, V 58. [OFr. _gr(o)ucher_.] _See_ Grochinge, Bigruccheth.

#Grufe#. _See_ Growe(n).

#Grwe#, _n._ jot, in _no grwe_, not a jot, not at all, V 183. [? OFr. _gru_, grain; _cf._ Grot.]

#Gud(e)#, #Guod(e)#, &c. _See_ Gode.

#Gun(e)#. _See_ Gan.

#Gurdel#, _n._ girdle, V 327; #Girdel#, V 290. [OE. _gyrdel_.]

#Guttes#, _n. pl._ entrails, VIII _a_ 171. [OE. _guttas_.]

#Ȝa#, #Ȝaa#, _adv._ yea, yes, XVI 109, 305. [OE _geā_.] _See_ Ȝe, Yei.

#Ȝaf#. _See_ Ȝeue.

#Ȝalow#, _adj._ yellow, IX 34, 115, 116; fair (-haired), IX 22. [OE. _geolu_, _geolw-_.]

#Ȝalownesse#, _n._ fairness (of hair), IX 22. [From prec.]

#Ȝar#, _adj._ ready, X 110. [OE. _gearo_.]

#Ȝare#, _adv._ fully, V 342. [OE. _gear(w)e_.]

#Ȝarkke#, _v._ to ordain, decree, V 342; #Yȝarked#, _pp._ II 547. [OE. _gearcian_.]

#Ȝate#, _n._ gate, II 232 (_dat._), 385; #Ȝet#, X 167, 181, &c.; #Ȝateȝ#, #-es#, #-iis#, _pl._ V 2, IX 223, XVI 124, &c. [OE. _ge(a)t_, _gæt_ (pl. _gatu_); the pls. above show infl. of sg.] _See_ Gate, _n._^1

#Ȝe#, _adv._ yea, yes, VIII _a_ 38, 227, _b_ 110. [OE. _gēa_.] _See_ Ȝa, Yei.

#Ȝe#, _pron. 2 pl. nom._ you, I 38, II 215, &c.; #Ȝee#, IX 187, 219, 284; #Ye#, XV _g_ 25, &c.; #Yee#, XVII 397. #Ou#, _acc._ and _dat._ (to) you, XIV _c_ 97; #Ȝou#, II 24, 204, &c.; #Ȝow#, I 22, VIII _a_ 6, 14, &c.; #You(e)#, XVI 402, XVII 294, &c.; #Yow#, V 23, 26, &c.; _refl._ (_acc._) yourselves, VIII _a_ 112, XIV _b_ 7, XVI 178; yourself, V 49, VIII _a_ 25; (_dat._) for yourselves, II 216, 217; _ȝif ȝou lyke_, _it lyke ȝou_, if it please you, IX 74, 284; _ȝou to_, for yourselves, XIV _d_ 7. #Ȝor#, _poss. adj._ XIV _c_ 13, 106; #Ȝour(e)#, I 84, II 218, &c.; #Ȝowre#, VIII _a_ 14, 21, XIV _a_ 8, 10, _b_ 4, &c. The plural forms are often used to a superior, as: II 582, VIII _a_ 118, _ff._, &c.; but also without special reason and intermingled with _þou_, &c., as: II 466, V 42, 256-7, &c. [OE. _gē_, _ēow_, _ēower_.]

#Ȝede# (_pa. t._ of Gon, _q.v._), fared, went, &c., I 53, 104, II 301, 476, VIII _a_ 93, &c.; walked, II 509; was, V 265; _ȝede atwynne_, broke apart, separated, I 191; _ȝede on fote_ = lived, V 295; _ȝede his gate_, went his way, VI 166. [OE. _ēode_; see _N.E.D._, s.v. _Yede_, and Luick, Hist. Gramm. d. engl. Sprache § 261 n. 3; § 360.]

#Ȝederly#, _adv._ ? promptly, ? fully, V 257. [? OE. _ǣdre_, _ēdre_, quickly, fully; cf. Yendles.]

#Ȝeer#, _n._ year, IX 61, 63, &c.; #Ȝer(e)#, I 151, V 332, VIII _a_ 44, XIII _a_ 44, &c.; #Yeare# (_dat._), III _introd._; #Yer(e)#, III 44, VII 12, 99, XIV _e_ 2, XVII 57; #Ȝer(e)#, _pl._ I _introd._, II 264, 492, 541, VI 123, VIII _a_ 319, _b_ 36, XVI 39, 354; #Ȝeres#, I _introd._ [OE. _gēr_, _gēar_.] _See_ Toȝere.

#Ȝef#, #Yef#; #Ȝif#, #Ȝyf#, _conj._ (usually with _subj._) if, I 17, II 169, III 13, 28, V 230, VI 122, VIII _a_ 163, XIII _a_ 35, 48, XV _b_ 34, &c.; whether, I 17, III 5, &c.; #Hyf#, VIII _b_ 43; #If(f)#, VIII _a_ 123, XVI 331, &c.; #Iif#, V 275; #Yf#, IV _b_ 24; #Yiif#, XV _a_ 23; _ȝif (if) þat_, if, IV _a_ 24, 88, IX 219, 271, XII _a_ 16, _b_ 46, XIV _c_ 69; whether, XII _a_ 184; _all if_, although, XVII 231; _see_ also Bote. [OE. _gef_, _gi(e)f_.] _See_ Gif.

#Ȝeit#. _See_ Ȝet(e), _adv._

#Ȝelde(n)#, _v._ to yield, give (back), pay, repay, V 155, 257, VIII _a_ 44, IX 189; #Yelde#, III 50; #Ȝelde#, _subj._ (_imper._) in _ȝ. hit ȝow_, requite you for it, V 342; _ȝ. ȝow (of)_, reward you (for), VIII _a_ 121; #Ȝolden#, _pp._ surrendered, XIV _b_ 89; #Yyolde#, restored, III 58 (_see_ the French). [OE. _géldan_.] _See_ Forȝelde.

#Ȝemen#, _n. pl._ yeomen, hired labourers, VI 175. [? OE. _geong-man_, ME. _ȝengman_, _ȝemman_, _ȝēman_; see _N.E.D._, s.v. _Yeoman_.]

#Ȝeply#, _adv._ cunningly; (allit. only) quickly, promptly, V 176. [OE. _gēap-līce_.]

#Ȝer(e)#. _See_ Ȝeer.

#Ȝern(e)#, _adv._ eagerly, readily, II 323, VIII _a_ 103, 292. [OE. _géorne_.]

#Ȝerne#, _v._ to desire, long for; #Yȝyrned#, _pp._ XV _c_ 32 (the relative before _ychabbe_ is omitted); #Ȝhernyng#, _n._ (the object of) desire, IV _a_ 22 (_cf._ Couaytyng, Lufyng). [OE. _géornan_, _gírnan_; _géorning_.]

#Ȝet#. _See_ Ȝate.

#Ȝet(e)#, #Ȝeit# (X), #Yet#; #Ȝit(t)#, #Ȝyt#, #Yit#; #Ȝut# (VIII _b_); _adv._ yet; up to now, even now, XI _b_ 243, XII _a_ 196, XIV _c_ 84, XVI 373, XVII 359, &c.; strengthening _(n)euere_, II 103, 147, VI 89, VIII _b_ 41, XVI 136; still, once more, in addition, moreover, II 464, VI 14, VIII _a_ 38, 250, IX 40, 200, XII _b_ 75, &c.; all the same, none the less, I 225, II 174, V 151, VI 83, VIII _b_ 98, XI _b_ 119, XV _g_ 31, XVII 12, &c.; _conj._ and yet, but, XVII 17, 197; _ac ȝete_, _but ȝit_, _bot yit_ (_ȝeit_), &c., and yet, II 191, IX 99, X 95, XI _b_ 239, XVII 35, &c. [OE. _gēt(a)_, _gett_, _gī(e)t_, _gȳt_, &c.]

#Ȝete#, _v._ to grant, give; _no waning I wyl þe ȝete_, I wish to give you no curtailment (of what is due), VI 198. [OE. (late) _gēatan_, prob. modelled on ON. _játa_.]

#Ȝeue#, #Yeue# (III), _v._ to give, grant, III 7, IX 79, 293, XI _b_ 162, &c.; #Ȝiue(n)#, II 454, VIII _a_ 121 (_subj._), XII _b_ 35, 42, &c.; #Ȝyue#, XI _b_ 300; #Ȝifth#, _3 sg. pres._ XII _a_ 87. #Ȝaf#, #Yaf#, _pa. t. sg._ III 39, 44, VIII _a_ 192, 238, XI _a_ 11; #Yeaf#, III 10, 22, 52; #Ȝaf#, _pa. t. pl._ II 20; #Yeaue#, _pa. subj._ III 21, 51. #Ȝouen#, _pp._ IX 90, XI _b_ 264; #Yeue#, III 7, 14; #Y-yeue#, III 25, 29; _ȝaf of_, gave (cared) for, XIV _c_ 54. [OE. _gefan_, _giefan_, _gyfan_.] _See_ Giffe, Forȝeue.

#Ȝhernyng#. _See_ Ȝerne, _v._

#Ȝif# (#Ȝyf#); #Ȝifth#. _See_ Ȝef; Ȝeue.

#Ȝiftis#, _n. pl._ gifts, VIII _a_ 42, XI _b_ 265. [OE. _gift_; see _N.E.D._, s.v. _Gift_.] _See_ Gyfte.

#Ȝit(t)#, #Ȝyt#, #Yit#. _See_ Ȝet(e), _adv._

#Ȝiue(n)#, #Ȝyue#. _See_ Ȝeue.

#Ȝoked#, _pp._ yoked, IX 253. [OE. _geocian_.]

#Ȝolden#. _See_ Ȝelde(n).

#Ȝole#, _n._ Yule, Christmas; _ȝole nyȝt_, Christmas night, I 187. [OE. _gēol_; cf. ON. _jól_, n. pl. Yule; _jóla-nátt_, Yule-night.]

#Ȝon#. _See_ Yone.

#Ȝong(e)#, #Yong# (XVII), _adj._ young, VI 52, 114, 175, VIII _b_ 36, IX 21, XVII 397; _old or ȝong_, any one, II 221; _ȝong and alde_, every one, IV _a_ 49. [OE. _geong_.]

#Ȝor#. _See_ Ȝe, _pron._

#Ȝore#, _adv._ (since long ago), a long while, II 559, V 46, VI 226, XV _c_ 32. [OE. _geāra_]

#Ȝou#, #Ȝour(e)#, #Ȝow(re)#. _See_ Ȝe.

#Ȝouen#. _See_ Ȝeue.

#Ȝut#. _See_ Ȝet(e), _adv._

#Haade#. _See_ next.

#Habbe(n)#, _v._ to have, possess, get, take, put, and _auxil._, XIII _a_ 59, 60, XV _g_ 23; #A#, I 127; #Haf(e)#, IV _a_ 64, V 150, &c.; #Haif#, XVII 286; #Han#, XIV _c_ 6, XV _h_ 22; #Haue(n)#, I 107, VIII _a_ 74, XII _a_ 66, &c.; #Hawe#, X _introd._ #Haf#, #Haue#, _1 sg. pres._ V 23, IX 289, &c.; _see_ Ichabbe, Ichaue; #Has(e)#, _2 sg._ XVI 243, XVII 430, &c.; #Hast(e)#, I 131, XVI 223, &c.; #Hatȝ#, V 173, 228, 273, 324; #Hauest#, VIII _b_ 26; #Habbeȝ#, _3 sg._ *V 271 (note); #Hase#, IV _a_ 39, XVII 550, &c.; #Haþ#, #Hath#, I 11, XVI 356, &c.; #Hatȝ#, V 46, 126, 340; #Haues#, XV _a_ 20; #Haueþ#, VIII _b_ 98; #Habbeþ#, _pl._ III 2, XIII _a_ 15, &c.; #Haf(e)# (with _pron._), IV _b_ 16, VI 159, X 16, &c.; #Han# (the commonest form), II 21, V 25, &c.; #Has(e)# (sep. from _pron._), IV _a_ 2, X 52, XIV _b_ 71, XVII 95, &c. #Haue#, _pres. subj._ V 219, VIII _a_ 114, 261; _as haue I_ (_thou_), so may I (you) have, XVII 237, 333, 402. #Haf#, #Haue#, _imper. sg._ V 75, I 124, &c.; #Haueth#, _pl._ XIV _d_ 13. #Hadde#, _pa. t._ I 100, II 51, XI _b_ 265, &c.; #Had(e)#, I 116, V 13, XI _b_ 202, &c.; #Hedde#, III 5, 42, &c. (OKt. _hefde_); #Hadde#, _2 sg._ XVI 219; #Hadestow#, II 533 (_see_ Þou); #Hadyn#, _pl._ VII 126. #Haade#, _pa. t. subj._ had, would (should) have, XI _b_ 270; #Hadde#, #Had(e)#, II 559, I 195, V 196, &c.; #Hed(d)e#, III 13, 30, &c.; #Hadeȝ#, #Hadest#, _2 sg. subj._ II 573, V 326. #Yhad#, _pp._ II 249, 253. _Haf (haue) at þe_, have (_i.e._ let me get) at thee, V 220, XVII 219; _haue done_, be quick, XVII 316, 352, 480; _his lyf hade_, preserved his life, VII 163. [OE. _habban_.]

#Habide#. _See_ Abide.

#Habundant#, _adj._ abundant, IX 330. [OFr. _abundant_.]

#Hacches#, _n. pl._ hatches; of a buttery, or kitchen, VIII _b_ 29; of a ship, VII 147. [OE. _hæcc_.]

#Hade#, _see_ Habbe(n), Heued; #Hadestow#, _see_ Habbe(n).

#Haf(e)#. _See_ Habbe(n), Half.

#Hafyng#, _n._ possession, VI 90. [From stem of Habben; cf. OE. _hæfen_.]

#Hay(e)#, _n._ hay, XVII 159; mowing grass, IV _a_ 33. [OE. _hēg_.]

#Haif#. _See_ Habbe(n).

#Hayle#, _n._ hail, I 162. [OE. _hægl_.]

#Hayroun#, _n._ (_collective_), herons, II 310. [OFr. _hairon_.]

#Haithill#. _See_ Haþel.

#Haywarde#, _n._ hayward (who had charge of fences, enclosures, &c., and was sometimes keeper of the cattle on the common land), VIII _b_ 16 (_see_ note). [OE. _hægweard_.]

#Hald(e)#, &c. _See_ Holde(n).

#Haldynge#, _n._; _haldynge vp_, maintaining, XI _b_ 168. _See_ Holde(n).

#Hale#, _v._ to draw, pull, XII _b_ 87; #Halt#, _pp._ in _vp halt_, uplifted, high, V 11. [OE. _*halian_ (OFris. _halia_), or OFr. _haler_.]

#Half#, #Halue#, #Haf# (III), _n._ side, X 198; _vpon boþe halue_, on both sides, V 2, 97; _o this half_, on this side (of the world), IX 250; behalf, in _ane ... haf_ (with intervening _gen._) on behalf of, III 11; _(vp)on Goddeȝ halue_, _a (on) Goddes half_, &c., in God's name, for God's sake, V 51, 81, XI _a_ 15, XII _b_ 80; _adj._ and _adv._ half, IX 241, XII _b_ 35, 79, &c. [OE. _half_.] _See_ Behalue.

#Halȝeȝ#, _n. pl._ saints, V 54. [OE. _hā̆lga_.] _See_ Holi.

#Haly#. _See_ Holi.

#Halydam#, _n._ halidom, holy thing (such as relics of the saints, but frequent coupling with _God_, and _help_, seems to show word to imply the saints as a body; _cf._ prec. line), V 55. [OE. _hāligdōm_.]

#Hall(e)#, _n._ mansion, hall, home, II 219, V 261, XVI 136, XVII 67, 348, 516, &c. [OE. _hall_.]

#Halme#, _n._ shaft, V 156. [OE. _halm_, stalk; _cf._ Stele.]

#Halpeny#, _n._ halfpenny in _halpeny ale_, ale at a halfpenny a gallon, small beer, VIII _a_ 300. [OE. _half-penig_.] _See_ Pené.

#Hals#, _n._ neck, VIII _a_ 63. [OE. _hals_.]

#Halsed#, _pa. t._ embraced, greeted, XVI 64. [OE. _h(e)alsian_, *embrace, implore, usually confused with next. Cf. ON. _heilsa_ (= next), greet; _hálsa_, embrace.]

#Halsen#, _v._ to interpret (dream), XII _a_ 148. [OE. _hǣ̆lsian_, _hā̆lsian_, interpret omens, &c.]

#Halt#, _see_ Hale; #Halue#, _see_ Half.

#Halue-acre#, #Half-acre#, _n._ half-acre, small plot, VIII _a_ 4, 5, 100, 110. [OE. _half_ + _æcer_.]

#Halvendel#, _n._ half, XII _b_ 49, 218. [OE. _halfan dǣl_, accus.] _See_ Dele.

#Halwid#, _pp._ consecrated, XI _b_ 29. [OE. _hā̆lgian_.] _See_ Halȝeȝ, Holi.

#Ham#, #Hamsylf#. _See_ Hi, _pron. pl._

#Hame#. _See_ Hom, _adv._

#Hamerys#, #Hamers#, _n. pl._ hammers, XV _h_ 10, 13. [OE. _hamor_.] _See_ Homered.

#Hamese#, _n. pl._ alleged oriental name for diamonds, IX 37 (so in French original).

#Han#, _see_ Habbe(n); #Hand(e)#, _see_ Hond.

#Handled#, _pp._ wielded, XV _h_ 13. [OE. _handlian_.]

#Hange#, _v._ to hang (_trans._ and _intr._), I 219, VIII _a_ 63, XVI 307; #Hongeþ#, _3 sg. pres._ II 506, 507; #Heng(e)#, _pa. t. sg._ II 344, 500; #Yhonged#, _pp._ XIII _a_ 14. [OE. _hōn_ (pa. t. _hēng_), trans.; _hángian_, intr.; cf. ON. _hanga_ (str.) intr.]

#Hap#, #Happ#, _n._ chance, fortune, XII _b_ 8, XV _c_ 9; #Happes#, _pl._ happenings, II 8, XIII _a_ 62. [ON. _happ_.] _See_ Myshap.

#Happe#, _v. impers._ happen, VIII _a_ 47; #Happed#, #Happit#, _pa. t._ it befell, VII 117, VIII _b_ 99. [From prec.]

#Happene#, #Happyn#, _v._ to happen, IX 47, 207, XVII 481; #Hapneth#, _3 sg. pres._ XII _b_ 6. [Extended from prec.]

#Hard#. _See_ Here, _v._

#Hard(e)#, _adj._ hard, harsh, cruel, I 28, 135, II 243, &c.; strong, immovable, IV _a_ 48; as _sb._, what is hard, VI 246; _adv._ hard, V 85, XV _h_ 13; grievously, VII 117; closely, X 150, XVI 151. [OE. _heard_; _hearde_.]

#Hardely#, #Hardily#, #Hardiliche#, _adv._ boldly, VIII _a_ 30, XVI 143; (parenthetic), certainly, I may say, V 322, XVII 522. [From next.]

#Hardi#, #Hardy#, _adj._ bold, II 27, VIII _a_ 179, &c. [OFr. _hardi_.]

#Hardyment#, _n._ (act of) daring, X 183. [OFr. _hardement_.]

#Hardynesse#, _n._ hardihood, boldness, IX 79. [OFr. _hardi_ + _-ness_; cf. OFr. _hardiesse_.]

#Hardis#, _n. pl._ hards (coarser part of flax), X 20. [OE. _heordan_, pl.]

#Hare#. _See_ Hi, _pron. pl._, and _fem._

#Harkens#, &c. _See_ Herkne.

#Harlot#, _n._ rascal, scurrilous fellow, VIII _a_ 54, [XVI 185]. [OFr. _harlot_.]

#Harm(e)#, _n._ grief, misfortune, injury, detriment, I 147, V 204, 209, VI 28, XII _a_ 162, XIII _b_ 39, XIV _a_ 26, XVI 323, &c. [OE. _hearm_.]

#Harp#, _n._ harp, II 19, 231, &c. [OE. _hearp_.]

#Harpe#, _v._ to harp, II 37, 271, &c. [OE. _hearpian_.]

#Harpour(e)#, #Harper#, _n._ harper, minstrel, II 35, 40, 513, 522, &c. [OE. _hearpere_; OFr. _harpour_.]

#Harpyng#, _n._ harping, minstrelsy, II 3, 43, 277, &c. [OE. _hearpung_.]

#Harryng#, _n._ snarling, XIII _b_ 15. [Echoic.]

#Harrowe#, #Herrowe#, _interj._ a cry for help, XVI 185, 343; as _sb._, uproar, XVI 98. [OFr. _harou_.]

#Harrowing#, _n._ despoiling, XVI _title_. [OE. _hergung_.]

#Hartely#. _See_ Hertely.

#Harwen#, _v._ to harrow, VIII _b_ 19. [Cf. ON. _herfi_, OSwed. _harva_, a harrow.]

#Hasell-note#, _n._ hazel-nut, IX 55. [OE. _hæsel-hnutu_.]

#Hast(e)#, _n._ violence, haste, VIII _a_ 291, XVII 411, &c; _an haste_, III 22, 43, 47; _in hast(e)_, V 150, VIII _a_ 167, XVII 158, 293, 447, speedily, immediately. [OFr. _haste_; cf. Heste, _n._^2]

#Hast(e)#, _v. intr._ and _refl._ to hasten, VIII _a_ 317, XVII 182; _hastis hemselue to hange_, rashly (precipitately) hang themselves, XVI 307. [OFr. _haster_.]

#Hast(e)ly#, _adv._ speedily, XVII 39, 109. [From Haste, _n._; cf. OE. _hǣstlice_.]

#Hate#. _See_ Hoot.

#Hate#, _n._ hatred, VI 103, &c. [Stem of next.]

#Hate#, #Hatie#, _2 sg. pres. subj._ (you should) hate, IV _a_ 47, VIII _a_ 52. [OE. _hatian_.]

#Hatȝ#, #Haþ#, &c. _See_ Habbe(n).

#Hatte#, _n._ hat, V 13, XIV _b_ 41. [OE. _hætt_.]

#Hatte#, _see_ Hote, _v._; #Hatter#, _see_ Hoot.

#Haþel#, #Haithill# (VII), _adj._ noble, VII 38; _n._ knight, V 263, 340. [OE. _æþele_, adj., and _hæleþ_, warrior; _see_ Björkman, _Morte Arthure_, 358 (note, and refs.).]

#Hauenes#, _n. pl._ harbours, XIII _b_ 68, XIV _c_ 38. [OE. _hæfen(e)_.]

#Hauer-cake#, _n._ oat-cake, VIII _a_ 277. [ON. _hafri_ + ME. _cake_ (cf. Icel., Swed. _kaka_).]

#Haukin#, _n._; _on haukin_, a-hawking, II 308. [OE. _hafoc_, ON. _hauk-r_, a hawk.]

#Haunche#, _n._ haunch; app. = shoulder, I 120. [OFr. _hanche_.]

#Haunt#, _n._ frequentation; _wel gode haunt_, great plenty, II 309. [OFr. _hant_, from next.]

#Haunteþ#, _3 sg. pres._ frequents, I 2. [OFr. _hanter_.]

#Hawe#. _See_ Habbe(n).

#He#, _pron. 3 sg. masc._ he, I 4, 10, &c.; #Hee#, XVI 185; #A#, XIII _a_ 27, &c. (_see_ A); _indef._ one, VIII _a_ 130, 131, 211; _as he which_, as (being) one who, XII _a_ 23 (note), _b_ 37, &c. #Him#, #Hym(e)#, _acc._ and _dat._ I 63, II 51, &c.; _refl._ (for) himself, I 10, 70, II 244, 485, IV _b_ 78, 80, V 191, VI 118, XVI 126; often pleonastic (_dat._) with verbs of bodily action, II 289 (note), XV _b_ 7 (note), _g_ 33; esp. of motion, III 19, V 86, XIV _c_ 61, XV _g_ 18, 24 (note), 27, 29, 30; orig. _refl. accus._ II 475, 501. #Himself#, #Hymself(e)#, #-selue(n)#, #-seluyn#, #-sylf#, _nom._ himself, IV _b_ 82, V 41, VII 69, XI _b_ 225, XIII _a_ 27, &c.; he himself, II 37, VII 161; _acc. refl._ XI _b_ 223, XV _g_ 16, &c. #Hiis#, _poss. adj._ (orig. _gen._) XIV _d_ 7; #Hys#, #His#, I 46, II 29, &c.; #Hysse#, VI 58; #Hus#, VIII _b_ 60, 101, 102; #Is#, XV _g_ 7, 24, 29; #Us#, VIII _b_ 106; #Hise#, _pl._ XII _a_ 156, &c.; as _sb._, his folk, I 135, XVII 553; written for genitive inflexion, XIII _a_ 22 (_see_ note), _b_ 23. [OE. _hē_, nom.; _his_, gen.; _him_, dat.] _See_ Hi, Hit.

#He#, _pron. fem._ she, II 408, 446, XV _c_ 7, 15, 17, &c. (_see_ Hi, _pron. fem._); _pl._ they, II 185 (_see_ Hi, _pron. pl._). [OE. _hēo_.]

#He#. _See_ Heigh(e).

#Hebenus#, _n._ ebony, XII _a_ 91. [L. _ebenus_.]

#Hed(e)#, _see_ Habbe(n), Heued; #Hedde(n)#, _see_ Habbe(n).

#Hede#, _n._ heed, notice, VIII _a_ 15, XIV _c_ 10; _take hede_, look you, XVII 424. [Stem of OE. _hēdan_.]

#Heder#, #-ir#. _See_ Hider.

#Hee#. _See_ He, _masc._; Heie, _adv._

#Heele#, _n._ heel, XIII _b_ 39; #Heleȝ#, _pl._ V 85. [OE. _hēla_.]

#Heele#. _See_ Hele, _n._

#Heep#, #Hep#, _n._ host, VIII _a_ 181; _an hep_ (without _of_), a host of, XII _a_ 82. [OE. _hēap_.]

#Heere#. _See_ Her(e), _adv._ and _n._

#Heggen#, _v._ to make and trim hedges, *VIII _b_ 19 (MS. eggen). [From next.]

#Hegges#, _n. pl._ hedges, VIII _a_ 31. [OE. _*hecg_.]

#Heght#. _See_ Hight.

#Heie#, #Hye# (X), #Hyȝ(e)#, #Hee# (IV); _adv._ high, IV _a_ 9, VI 113, X 16, 124, XV _g_ 12; loudly, V 144, X 86. [OE. _hēh_.]

#Heigh(e)#, #Heiȝ(e)#, #Heih#, _adj._ high, noble; loud; II 26, 205, 326, 356, VIII _a_ 4, XI _b_ 133, XIV _c_ 18, 100, 109, &c.; also #He#, XVII 469; #Hegh#, VII 142; #Heȝe#, V 129; #Hye#, IX 196, XVII 553; #Hyȝe#, V 19, VI 35, XIII _a_ 40, &c.; #High(e)#, #Hygh#, I 13, VII 101, IX 137, &c.; #Hihe#, XII _a_ 51; _an hyȝ_, _on hegh_, on high, VII 142, XIII _a_ 11; _hyȝe gate_, _see_ Gate, _n._^2; _heighe pryme_, full prime, the end of the period 'prime' (6-9 a.m.), VIII _a_ 106; _hygh tymes_, festivals, I 13; _heigh way_, highway, VIII _a_ 4; #Hyar#, _compar._ taller, X 10. [OE. _hēh_.]

#Heighlich#, _adv._ at a high rate, VIII _a_ 307. [From prec.; cf. OE. _hēa-līce_.]

#Heiȝing#, _n._ haste; _an heiȝing_, in haste, II 137. [From Hy, _v._]

#Heiste#; #Heite#; #Held(e)#. _See_ Hote; Hete, _n._; Holde(n).

#Helde#, _v. intr._ to incline, turn, V 263; #Heldand#, _pres. p._ inclined, IV _a_ 28. [OE. #héldan#.]

#Hele#, #Heele# (XVI), _n._ health, VIII _a_ 256, _b_ 7, 10; restoration, XII _a_ 18; salvation, XVI 38, 67, 106. [OE. _hǣlu_.] _See_ Hol(e).

#Hele#, _v._ to heal, VIII _a_ 186, IX 92. [OE. _hǣlan_.]

#Heleȝ#. _See_ Heele.

#Heling#, _n._ covering, X 6. [From OE. _hel(i)an_.]

#Hell#. _See_ Hil.

#Hell(e)#, #Hel#, _n._ hell, IV _a_ 48, 64, VI 82, &c.; originally _gen._, in _helle pitte_, the abyss of hell, XVI 348; _fendis in h._, hell-fiends, XI _b_ 216 (_cf._ OE. _fēond on helle_). [OE. _hell_.]

#Helme#, _n._^1 helm(et), V 75, 129, &c. [OE. _helm_.]

#Helm(e)#, _n._^2 helm (of rudder), XIV _c_ 59, XVII 272, 420. [OE. _helma_.]

#Help(e)#, _n._ help, reinforcements, VII 3, VIII _a_ 240, X 180, &c.; forces, XIII _b_ 65. [OE. _help_.]

#Helpe(n)#, #Help(pe)#, _v._ to help, avail, II 116, V 141 (note), VIII _a_ 21, 241, &c.; _pres. subj._ V 55, XVII 247; #Holpyn#, _pa. t. pl._ VIII _a_ 100; #Hulpen#, VIII _a_ 110; #Helping#, _n._ X 18. [OE. _helpan_.]

#Hemself#, #-selue#. _See_ Hi, _pl._

#Hende#, _adj._ courteous, gracious, II 563, XVI 45; as _sb._, good sir, V 262; #Hendely#, _adv._ courteously, V 340. [OE. _(ge-)hénde_, convenient, at hand.]

#Hendy#, _adj._ gracious, fair, XV _c_ 9, 37, &c. [Extended from prec.]

#Henge#. _See_ Hange.

#Hennes#; #Hence#, #Hens# (XVII), _adv._ from here, VIII _a_ 273, _b_ 84, XVII 292, 507; from now, ago, VIII _b_ 36, XVII 25. [ME. _henen(e)_, _henne_ (OE. _heonane_) + adv. _-es_.]

#Hent(e)#, _v._ to catch, seize, get, receive, I 112, V 249, VI 28 (_pres. subj._), VIII _a_ 167, 181; _hent to_, lay hold of, XVII 420; #Hent#, _pp._ IV _a_ 24, V 209, 255; #Yhent#, XV _c_ 9, 37, &c. [OE. _hentan_.]

#Hep#; #Heore#. _See_ Heep; Hi, _pl._

#Her(e)#, #Heere#, #Hier(e)#, (III, XII), _adv._ here, at this point, III 2, VI 159, XI _a_ 1, _b_ 82, XII _b_ 34, 118, XVI 40, &c.; here is, XII _b_ 161, XVI 325; _here abowte_, hereabouts, XV _i_ 1. #Her(e)-#, #Hyer-#, used for _neut. pron._ (this &c.) in: #Her(e)fore#, for this reason, XI _a_ 22, 33, _b_ 139; #Hereinne#, VI 217; #Her(e)of#, #Hyerof#, at, of this, III 1, VIII _a_ 177, IX 150, XI _a_ 54. [OE. _hēr_.]

#Her(e)#, #Heere# (I), _n._ hair, I 164, 237, II 265, 506, XV _c_ 13. [OE. _hǣr_, _hēr_.]

#Her(e)#, _see_ Hi, _pron. fem._ and _pl._; #Hereself#, _see_ Hi, _fem._

#Herbarwe#, #Herberowe#, _n._ lodging, II 434, XVI 136. [OE. _here-beorg_.]

#Herber#, _n._ arbour (grassy place with trees), XV _a_ 13. [OFr. _herbier_.]

#Here#, _n._ host (of foes), V 203. [OE. _here_.]

#Here#, _v._ to hear, listen to, hear of, I 81, II 43, V 136, 205, VIII _a_ 54, 206, XI _b_ 223 (_subj._), &c.; #Heryn#, II 17; #Heris#, _2 sg. pres._ XVI 101; #Herd(e)#, _pa. t._ I 75, 239, &c.; #Hard#, _pp._ XVII 46; #Herd(e)#, IV _a_ 24, IX 172, XVI 98. _For likyng to here_, VII 71, _see_ Likeing. [OE. _hēran_.] _See_ Yhere.

#Heremites#, #Heremytes#, _n. pl._ hermits, VIII _a_ 139, 181, _b_ 4. [Med.L. _(h)erē̆mīta_; OFr. _(h)ermite_.]

#Hereres#, _n. pl._ hearers, IX 276, 321. [From Here, _v._]

#Heresye#, _n._ heresy, XI _a_ 1, 64. [OFr. _heresie_.]

#Heretik#, _n._ heretic, XI _a_ 4; #Heretikis#, #-ys#, _pl._ XI _b_ 37, 45, &c. [L. _hǣreticus_.]

#Heryen#, _v._ to praise, XI _b_ 152. [OE. _herian_.]

#Heryng(e)# (_of_), _n._ hearing (of), listening (to), IX 277, X _introd._, XI _b_ 59, &c. [OE. _hēring_.]