Chapter XXV: Act V (4)

Fand, _found_, ii. 15

Fantastic show, _fancy_ (?), xii. 81

Fantasy, _fancy_, i. 7, 312

Far, _for_, vi. 71

Farcing, _stuffing_, ii. 236

Fardingale, ix. 426

Fare, _to go_, i. 251;
"fare fore," _to go before_, xiii. 154;
_to play_, ii. 115

Farfet, _farfetched_, xi. 401

Farforth, _far_, i. 207

Far-forth day, _late in the day_, ii. 312

Faring, _playing at dice_, ii. 115

Fat, _to fatten_, xii. 451;
"to feed fat" = _to fatten_, xi. 515

Fatting, _fattening,_ ix. 516

Faulted, _faulty_, x. 157

Favelle, _flattery_, i. 164

Favour, _look_, _appearance_, i. 78;
x. 340

Favoured (ill), _lookling_, xi. 520

Fay, _faith_, i. 111, 133;
iii. 113

Faynd, _find_, vi. 74

Fear, _to terrify_

Feard, _terrified_, i. 83

Feat, _neat_, i. 62

Featly, _neatly_, i. 266;
ii. 375

Fea'ty, _fealty_, _fidelity_, i. 54, 173

Feebled, _enfeebled_, x. 117

Fegary, _vagary_, _trick_, x. 366

Fell, _cruel_, _fierce_, i. 252;
v. 36;
xi. 556;
_skin_ i. 78

Fellness, _fierceness_, iv. 323

Felt, _felt hats_, xi. 268

Feofee, xii. 33

Ferdegew, iii. 92

Fere, "in fere," _in company_, i. 247

Feres, _a-do_, i. 168

Ferk, _to urge on_, _hasten_, x. 254

Fescennine, _note_, xii. 312

Festination, _haste_, iv. 216

Fet, _to perform_ (?), ii. 384;
_to fetch_, i. 43, 83;
_fetched_, i. 381;
vii. 165

Fetch, _a trick_, ii. 309;
xii. 79

Fete, _feet_, i. 31

Fetting, _fetching_, ii. 234

Feutred, _equipped_, i. 376

Fewl, _foul_, xii. 507

Fib, _a liar_, ii. 254

Fierse, _verse_, vii. 190

Fifteens, x. 299

Figary, _vagary_, xiii. 166

File, _to defile_, ii. 216;
iv. 110;
ix. 511

Filed, _flattering_, iv. 102

Filth, _a term of abuse_, iii. 244

Finden, _to find_, ix. 119

Fined, _refined_, iii. 363

Fines, _defines_, ii. 80

Fire-drake, viii. 168;
_will-o'-the-wisp_, ix. 572

Firk, _to cheat_, _trick_, xiv. 391;
x. 291, 292, 328

Firk'd, _beaten_, iv. 64

Firker, _a cheat_, xii. 165

Firmable, _firm_, vi. 282

Fisher, _a fisherman_, iv. 164;
xii. 115

Fish-hooks, ii. 378

Fit, _air_ (_in music_), i. 246;
song, iii. 92;
_to suit_, xi. 456

Fivepence, "as fine as fivepence," iv. 118

Flags, _a term used in falconry_, xi. 341

Flanting, _flaunting_, xiii. 150

Flap-dragon, xiii. 44

Flashy, _fiery_, iv. 149

Flat, _plain_, _plainly_, iii. 19, 20;
xi. 304;
xiv. 398, 399

Flatcap, _a term of abuse_, xi. 152

Flative, _flatulent_, ix. 454

Flaw, _a blast_, vii. 149

Flayn, _flayed_, i. 416

Flecken, _spotted_, xii. 241

Fleet, _to skim_, viii. 443

Flet (=fleeth), _flee ye_, xii. 287

Fletcher, _an arrow-maker_, xiii. 40

Flicker, _to flutter_, xii. 477

Flim-flam, _a flam_, ii. 335

Flinch, _to shrink_, xii. 259

Flincher, _a coward_, xi. 470, 491

Flit, _to depart_, iv. 336;
ix. 124

Flout, _to scoff_, _mock_, iv. 119;
xi. 39;
xii. 313;
xiv. 190;
_a scoff_, _mock_, x. 523

Flush, ii. 78

Fly-flops, xii. 331

Fode, _person_, i. 243, 247

Foggy, _flabby_, viii. 371

Foil (of a jewel), vii. 288;
_a defeat_, iv. 322;
_to defeat_, iv. 332

Foils, _set-offs_, xiii. 148

Foin, _thrust_, _push_, ii. 389, 392;
_to fence_, xii. 285

Foist, _to cheat,_ xi. 67;
_a cheat_, _deception_, vi. 257;
xiv. 359

Fold, _bend_, i. 135

Folt, _a fool_, ii. 304

Fond, _foolish_, iv. 125;
x. 192;
xi. 129

Fondly, _foolish_, vii. 63

Fondness, _folly_, iv. 55;
xii. 8

Fong, _to take_, i. 257, 259

Fool, _a term of endearment_, i. 71, 72

For, _by_, i. 85;
_from_, i. 135

Forbode, _prohibition_, "God's forebode" = _God forbid_, i. 68;
_forbidden_, i. 212, 226;
_forbad_, i. 285

Force, _to care,_ i. 34;
iii. 39;
_matter_, _worth_, i. 8, 47;
iii. 129;
"of force," _necessarily_, iii. 255;
iv. 19;
vii. 503

Forceth, _it matters_, i. 214

Fordoth, _ruins_, i. 68

Fordull, _very dull_, ii. 368

Fore, _before_, i. 343

Foredulled, _very dull_, vii. 32

Forefend, _to defend_, iv. 377;
_to forbid_, vii. 18

Foreflow, xiv. 287

Forepassed, _overpassed_, ii. 386;
xi. 475

Forespoken, _bewitched_, vii. 465

Forethink, _to repent_, ii. 6

Foretop, _forelock_, xiv. 311

Foreween, _to think of beforehand_, iv. 302

Forfeit, _forfeited_, x. 196

Forfend, _to forbid_, vii. 168, 411;
x. 255

Forge, _to frame_, _mould_, i. 84

Forged, _fabricated_, iv. 102

Forked crest, xiv. 140

Forlet, _to stop_, iv. 152

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