Hallidon, doom at judgment-day. Indite, to convict.
Handsaw, hernshaw, (a hawk.) Induction, preface, prelude
Hangers, that which suspends thesword Indurance, delay.

Labras, lips.
Harlotry, vulgar, filthy.
Informal, deranged.

Laced mutton, a prostitute
Hatch, to engrave.
Infinite, extent or power.

Lackeying, moving like a leckey
Haunt, company.
Ingaged, unengaged.

Lag, the rabble.
Hay, a fencing term.

Lakin, ladykin, or little lady.
Ingraft, rooted.
Heat, heated.
Inhabitable, not habitable.

Lances, lance-men,
Hebenon, henbane.
Inherit, to possess.

Lands, landing-places.
Hefted, heaved, agitated.

Land-rakers, wanderers on foot
Inhibit, to forbid, decline.
Hell, a dungeon in a prison.
In his eye, in his presence.

Large, licentious.
Helmed, steered through.
Inhooped, inclosed.

Lass-lorn, forsaken by his mistress
Hence, henceforward.
Ink-horn mate, a book-mate.

Latch, to lay hold of. Henchman, a page of honour.

Latched or Letched, licked over Inkle, worsted tape. Hent, to seize. Initiate, young

Lated, benighted.
Herb of grace, rue.

Latten, thin as a lath.
Inland, civilized.
Hermits, beadsmen.
Innocent, a fool.

Launch, lance.
Hest, command.
In place, present.

Laund, lawn.
Hight, called
Insane, that which makes insane.

Laundering, wetting.
Hilding, a peltroon.
Insanie, insanity.

Lavoltas, a kind of dances.
Hiren, a harlot

Lay, & wager.
Insconce, to fortify.'
His, often used for its.
Insculped, engraven.

Leaguer, a camp.
Hoar, hoary, mouldy.
Inseparate, inseparable.

Leasing, falsehood.
Hob-nob, as it may happen. Instances, motives.

Leather-coats, apples.
Hoist, hoisted.
Insuit, solicitation.

Leavened, matured.
Hold, to esteem.

Leech, a physician.
Integrity, consistency.
Hold-taking, bear-handling.

Intend, to pretend.

Leer, feature, complexion.
Holla! a term of the manege. Intending, regarding.

Leet, petty court of justice
Holy, faithful.
Intendment, intention.

Leg, obeisance.
Hoodman-blind, blindman's bufr. Intention, eager desire.

Legerity, nimbleness
Horologe, clock.
Intentively, attentively.

Leges, alleges.
Hot-house, a bagnio.
Interessed, interested.

Leiger, resident
Hox, to ham-string.
Intergatories, interrogatories.

Leman, a lover or mistress,
Huggermugger, secretly.
In that, because

Leno, a pander.
Hull, to float without guidance. Intrenchant, which cannot be cut.

Lenten, spare.
Humming, o'erwhelming.
Intrinse, intricate.

Let, to hinder.
Humorous, humid.
Inwardness, intimacy.

Lethe, death.
Hungry, unprolific.
Iron, clad in armour.

L'Envoy, end of a poem.
Hunt-counter, worthless dog. Irregalous, licentious.

Lewd, idle.
Hunts-up, a hunting tune.
Issues, consequences.

Libbard, or Lubbar, a leopard.
Hurly, noise.
Iteration, repetition.

Liberal, licentious in speech
Hurtle, to dash against.
Itination, recitation.

Liberty, libertinism.
Hurtling, boisterous merriment.

License, licentiousness. Husbandry, thriftiness.

J.

Liefest, dearest. Huswife, a jilt.

Jack-a-Lent, a puppet thrown at in Lieger, an ambassador. Hyen, hyæna.

Lent.

Lifter, a thief.
Jack-guardant, a jack in office. Light o'love, a dance tune
I.
Jack sauce, a saucy fellow.

Lightly, commonly.
Icebrook, temper.
Jaded, worthless.

Like, to compare.
Idle, barren.

Jar, the noise made by the pendulum Liking, condition of body. Ifecks, in faith.

of a clock.

Likelihood, similitude.
Ignomy, ignominy.
Jaunce, jaunt.

Likeness, speciousness.
Ill-inhabited, ill-lodged.
Jauncing, jaunting.

Limbeck, a vessel used in distilling.
Illustrious, without lustre.
Jay, a wanton

Limbo, a place supposed near hell. Images, children, representatives. Jesses, straps of leather fastened Lime, bird-lime; to cement. Imbare, to expose.

round hawks' legs.

Limited, appointed.
Immanity, barbarity.
Jest, to play a part in a mask.

Limits, estimates.
Immediacy, close connexion. Jet, to strut

Lined, delineated.
Imp, progeny.
Jig, a ludicrous dialogue in verse.

Linstock, the staff to which the maid Impair, unsuitable, unequal. Journal, daily.

is fixed when ordnance is fired. Impartial, partial. Jovial, belonging to Jove

List, limit.
Impawned, wagered.
Jump, to suit, just.

Lither, flexible.
Imperious, imperial.
Justicer, a judge.

Little, miniature.
Impetticos, to impetticoat, or impocketJut, to encroach.

Livelihood, appearance of life.
Importance, importunity.
Jutiy, to project.

Livery, a law-phrase.
Important, importunate.
Juvenal, a youth.

Living, estate property.
Impose, injunction,

Living, speaking, manifest. Impositions, commands.

к

Loach, a small prolific fish.
Impossible, incredible.
Kam, awry.

Lob, a dullard, a looby,
Imp out, to supply the deficiency. Keech, a lump of tallow.

Lockram, a kind of linen.
Impress, a device or motto.
Keel, to cool

Lode-star, the polar star.
Incapable, unintelligent.
Keisar, Cæsar.

Loofle, to laugh.
Incarnadine, to dye red.

Kernes, light-armed soldiers Loggats, & game.
Incensed, incited.
Key-cold, cold as iron.

Long purples, a flower.
Inclip, to embrace.

Kicksy-wicksy, term of endearment Longing, belonging. Include, to conclude.

for a wife.

Longly, longingly.
Inclusive, enclosed.
Kindly, natural.

Loofed, brought close to the wind. Incompt, subject to account. Kinged, ruled.

Loon, a base fellow,
Incony or Kony, delicate, pretty. Kirtle, a woman's garment,

Looped, full of apertures,
Incorrect, ill-regulated.
Knap, to break short.

Lop, the branches.
Indent, to sign an indenture, Knave, servant.

Lordling, a little lord.
Index, something preparatory. Knots, figures planted in box.

Lot, a prize.
Indifferent, impartial.
Know, to acknowledge,

Lottery, allotment.
Indigest, shapeless.
Know of, to consider,

Love in idleness, a flower

Lover, sometimes for mistress, Miser, a miserable being.

(Nill, shall not
Lowt, a clown.
Misery, avarice.

Nine men's morris, a game.
Lowled, treated with contempt. Misprised, mistaken.

Noble, a coin.
Lozel, a worthless fellow.
Misprising, despising.

Nobless, nobleness.
Lubbar, a leopard
Missives, messengers.

Noble-touch, unalloyed metal.
Lullaby, gradle.
Mistempered, angry.

Noddy, fool, a game at cards.
Lunes, lunacy.
Mistful, ready to weep.

Noise, musíc.
Lurch, to win, to purloin.
Misthink, to think ill.

Nonce, on purpose.
Lure, a decoy for a hawk.

Mistress, the jack in bowling. Non com, nonplus.
Lush, rank, luscious.
Mo, more.

Nook-shotter, that which shoots inta
Lust, inclination, will.
Mobled, veiled, muffled.

capes.
Lustic, lusty, cheerful.
Model, mould.

Northern man, a clown.
Lusty, saucy.
Modern, new-fangled.

Note, notice.
Luxurious, lascivious.
Modesty, moderation.

Nott-pated, round-headed.
Luxury, lust.
Module, model.

Nourish, to nurse.
Lym, or Lyme, a bloodhound. Moe, to make mouths.

Nousle, to fondle as a nurse.
Moiety, a portion.

Novum, a game at dice.
M.
Moist star, the moon.

Nowl. á head.
Mace, a sceptre.
Mollification, softening:

Nut-nook, a thief.
Mad, wild, inconstant,

Mome, a blockhead,
Magot-pie, a magpie.
Momentany, momentary.

0.
Magnifico, a Venetian potentate. Monster, to make monstrous. Odd-even, the interval between twelve
Magnificent, boastful.

Month's mind, a popish anniversary. at night and one in the morning.
Mailed, wrapt in armour.
Mood, anger, manner.

Od’s-pitikins, God me pity.
Make, to bar, to shut.
Moody, melancholy.

Oeliads, glances of the eye.
Makeless, mateless, widowed. Moonish, variable.

O's, circles, pockmarks.
Male, a bag.

Mops and Moes, ludicrous anticks. Obligations, bonds.
Malkin, a trull.
Moral, secret meaning.

Obsequious, funerea).
Mallecho, mischief,
Morisco, Moorish.

Observation, celebration.
Maltworms, tipplers.
Morris-pike, Moorish pike.

Obstacle, obstinate.
Mammering, stammering.

Mort of the deer, a tune on the death Occurrents, incidents.
Mammets, puppets.

of the deer.

Occupation, mechanics,
Mammock, to tear.
Mortal, murderous, fatal.

O'er-raught, over-reached.
Man, to tamne a hawk; the devil. Mortal, abounding.

O'ercrow, overcome.
Mandragora, a soporific plant. Mortal-staring, killing by a look. O’erlooked, fascinated.
Mandrake, a root.
Mortified, ascetic.

Of, through.
Mankind, a wizard.
Most, greatest.

Offering, the assailant.
Manacle, a handcuff.
Mot, a motto.

Office, service.
Manner, in the fact.

Mother, the hysteric passion. Offices, culinary apartments.
Man-queller, a man-killer.

Motion, divinatory agitation. of all loves, by all means.
Marches, confines.
Motion, desires.

Old, frequent.
Marchpane, a sweetmeat.
Motion, a puppet.

Old age, ages past.
Margent, margin.
Motions, indignation.

Once, sometime.
Martial hand, a careless scrawl. Motive, a mover.

Oneyers, bankers.
Martlemas, the latter spring. Mouldwarp, the mole.

Opal, a precious stone.
Mated, contounded.
Mouse, to tear to pieces.

Operant, active.
Material, full of matter,

Mouse, a term of endearment. Opinion, obstinacy, conceit
Maugre, in spite of, notwithstanding. Mouse-hunt, a weasel.

Opposité, adverse.
Maund, a basket.

Moy, a piece of money; also, a mea- Opposition, combat.
Meacock, a dastard.

sure of corn.

Or e'er, before.
Mealed, mingled.
Much, strange, wonderful.

Orbs, fairy circles.
Mean, the middle; the tenor in music. Muck-water, drain of a dunghill. Orchard, a garden.
Means, interest.

Muffler, a wrapper for the lower part Ordinance, rank.
Measure, the reach; a solemn dance ; of the face.

Oruer, measures.
means.
Muleters, muleteers.

Orgulous, haughty.
Meazels, lepers.
Mulled, softened..

Osprey, an eagle.
Medal, portrait.
Multiplied, multitudinous.

Ostent, ostentation, appearance,
Meddle, to mingle.
Multiplying, multiplied.

Ostentation, appearance.
Medicine, a she-physician. Multitudinous, full of multitudes.

Overblow, to drive away.
Meet, a match.
Mure, a wall.

Overscutched, whipped at a cart'n.
Meiney, domestics.
Murky, dark.

tail.
Memories, inemorials.
Must, a scramble.

Overture, opening, discovery,
Memory, memorial.

Ounce, a tiger-cat,
Mends, the means.

N.

Ouph, fairy.
Mephistophilus, a familiar spirit.
Napkin, handkerchief.

Ousel-cock, the cock blackbird,
Mercatante, a merchant.
Napless, threadbare.

Out, full, complete.
Merchant, a low fellow,
Native, naturally.

Oatvied, defeated, a term at the gamo
Mere, entire, absolute.
Nature, natural parent.

of gleek.
Mered question, the sole question. Naughty, unfit.

Outward, not in the secret,
Merely, entirely
Nay-word, a by-word.

Owe, to possess, to own,
Merit, a reward.
Neb, the mouth.

Oxlip, the great cowslip.
Mermaid, a syren.

Neelds, needles,
Metaphysical, supernatural.
Neglection, neglect.

P.
Mete-yard, measuring yard.
Neif, the fist.

Pack, to bargain with.
Mewed, confined
Nephew, any lineal descendant.

Pack, an accomplice.
Micher, a truant.
Nether-stocks, stockings.

Packing, plotting, fraud.
Miching Mallecho, a secret mischief.
Newness, innovation.

Paddock, a toad.
Mince, to walk affectedly.
Newt, the eft.

Pagan, a dissolute person.
Minding, reminding.
Next, nearest.

Pageant, a dumb shew.
Minnow, a very small fish.
Nice, trifling.

Paid, punished.
Minstrelsy, office of minstrel. Nick, to set the mark of folly on; rec. Palabras, words.
Minute-jack, Jack-o'-lantern.

koning.

Pale, dominions.
Miscreate, illegitimate, spurious. Night-rule, frolic of the night.

Pale, to encircle with a crown
Misdoubt, to suspect.
Nighted, made dark as night. | Pall, to wrap, to invest.

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Palled, vapld.

Iris, the box that contains the host. Pursulvants, heralde.
Palmers, pilgrims.
Place, a mansion.

Pussel, a low wench.
Palmy, victorious.
Placket, a petticoat

Put to know, forced to acknowledge.
Paly, pale.
Plague, punish.

Putter-out, one who lends money Palier, to juggle, to cheat. Plainly, openly.

interest. Pang, to afflict. Plaited, complicated.

Putting-on, incitement Paper, to commit to writing, Plantage, plantain.

Putlock, a hawk.
Parcel, part, to reckon up.

Planched, made of planks.
Parcel-bawd, half-bawd.
Plant, the foot.

Q
Parcel.gilt, partially gilt.
Plates, silver money.

Quail, to sink, to faint, to be ranquished Parish-top, a large top, formerly kept Platforms, schemes.

Quaint, fantastical, also graceful. in every village, to be whipped for Plausive, gracious, applauded. Quaintly, skilfully. exercise. Plurisy, plethory.

Quaint-mazes, a game.
Parle, parley.
Pleached, folded.

Quaked, terrified.
Parlous, perilous, shrewd
Plot, portion.

Quality, confederates; condition.
Part, to depart.
Point, negative.

Quarrel, a quarreller. Parted, endowed, shared

Point, hooks used to fasten up breeches. Quarry, the game after it is kiled. Particular, private Point-de-vice, exactly.

Quarıd'ecu, the fourth of & French Partizan, a pike Points, tags to laces.

crown.
Parts, party.
Poize, weight.

Quat, a scab.
Pash, to strike; a head.
Polack, a Polander.

Queasy, squeamish.
Pashed, crushel.
Polled, bared.

Quell, to murder.
Pags, to decide, assure, convey. Pomander, a perfume ball.

Quench, to grow cool.
Pass on, to decide.
Pomewater, an apple.

Quern, a hand-mill.
Passed, eminent.
Poor-john, salted fish.

Quest, pursuit.
Passing, surpassing
Popinjay, a parrot.

Question, conversation.
Passion, suffering.

Popularitv, intercourse with the vulgar Questrist, one who seeks another. Passionate, grieving. Porpentine, porcupine.

Quests, reports.
Passioning, being in a passion. Port, deportment.

Quiddits, subuleties,
Passy Measure, a dance.
Port, a gate.

Quietus, discharge.
Paritor, an apparitor, or officer of the Portable, bearable.

Quillets, law chicane. bishop's court. Portance, behaviour.

Quintain, a post set up for Farions e Pastry, the pastry room. Possess, to inform.

ercises.
Patch, a fool.
Potch, to push.

Quips, scoffs.
Patched, in a fool's coat.
Potents, potentates.

Quire, to play in concert.
Path, to walk.
Poulter, poulterer.

Quiver, nimble, active.
Pathetical, promise-breaker. Pouncet-box, & perfume-box. Quote, to observe.
Patient, to soothe.

Power, an army. Patine. & dish used with the chalice in Practise, stratagems.

R. administering the Eucharist. Prank, to adorn.

R, dog's letter.
Paucas, few.
Precept, a justice's warrant.

Rabato, a neck ornament.
Pavin, a dance.
Precisian, a puritan.

Race, original disposition, also favor
Pay, to beat.
Preeches, flogged.

Rack, wreck.
Peat, pet, darling.
Prefer, to offer.

Rack, to exaggerate.
Pedascule, a pedant.
Pregnant, reauy.

Rack, to harass by exactions,
Peer-out, to peep out.
Prenominate, lose.named.

Rack, the fleeting away of the clouds.
Peevish, foolish.
Prest, ready.

Racking, in rapid motion.
Peize, to weigh, keep in suspense. Pretend, to intend.

Rag, an opprobrious epithet
Penthesilia, Amazon.
Prevent, to anticipate.

Ragged, rugged.
Pelting, paltry.

Pricket, a buck of the second year. Rake, to cover.
Pennons, small flags.
Prig, to pilfer.

Ram, rain.
Perdu, one of the forlorn hope. Prime, sprightliness of youth. Rampallion, a strumpet.
Perdurable, lasting.

Primer, of more consequence. Rank, rate or pace.
Perdy, (Par Dieu) a French oath. Primero, a game at cards

Rank, rapidly grown. Perfect, certain ; well-informed. Princox, a coxcomb.

Rapt, enraptured. Perfections, liver, brain, and heart. Probal, probable.

Rapture, a fit. Periapts, charms worn about the neck. Prodigious, portentous.

Rarely, curiously.
Perjure, a perjurer.

Proface, much good may it do you. Rascal, lean deer.
Person, parson.
Profane, grossly talkative.

Rash remonstrance, premature disce
Perspectives, spy-glasses,
Progress, a royal journey of state.

very.
Pervert, to avert.
Prognostication, almanack.

Raught, reached."
Pestilence, poison.
Project, to shape.

Ravin, to devour eagerly.
Pew-fellow, a companion.
Prolixious, coy, delaying.

Ravined, glutted with prey..
Pheere, companion.
Proof, puberty.

Rawly, suddenly.
Pheeze, to teaze, to currycomb. Prompture, suggestion.

Rayed, betrayed.
Phisonomy, physiognomy,
Prone, humble, also prompt.

Razed, slashed.
Phill-horse, shaf-horse.

Propagate, to advance, to improve. Raze, a bale.
Pick, to pitch.
Proper, handsome.

Rear-mouse, a bat.
Pick-axes, fingers,
Proper-false, deceitful.

Reason, discourse.
Picked, foppish.
Propertied, possessed.

Rebeck, a musical instrument
Pickers, the hands.

Properties, incidental necessaries to a Recheni, a horn, a tune to call the day Picking, insignificant.

theatre.

back. Picki-hatch, a place noted for brothels. Property, due performance. Receipt, receptacle. Pick-thank, a parasite.

Propose, to imagine, to converse. Receiving, ready apprehension.
Piece, a contemptuous term fora woman Proposing, conversing.

Recente, a hunting term.
Pied ninny, a fool.
Provand, provender.

Reck, to care for.
Pieled, shaven.
Provost, sheriff or gaoler.

Reckless, carelesa.
Pight, pitched, Axed.
Prune, to plume.

Record, to sing
Pilcher, the scabbard.
Pugging, thievish.

Recorders, a kind of flute.
Piled, deprived of hair.
Puke, a sort of russet colour.

Recure, to recover.
Pilled, pillaged.
Purchase, stolen goods.

Red-latuce phrases, alehonse talk Pin, a term in archery.

Purchased, unjustly acquired. Red-plague, the St. Antony's fire Pin and web, disorder of the eye. Purl, to curl.

Reechy, discoloured with smoke Pinfold, a pound. Purlieu, border.,

Reels, wheels.

Refel, to confute.
Scale, to dispense.

Sizes, allowances of victuals.
Refer, to reserve to.
Scaled, overreached.

Skain's-mates, kin's-malon.
Regard, look.
Scaling, weighing.

Skill, reason,
Regiment, government.
Scall, scab.

Skills not, is of no importanco.
Regreet, exchange of salutation. Scamble, to scramble.

Skinker, a tapster.
Reguerdon, recompense.
Scan, to examine nicely.

Skirt, to scour.
Rheumatic, capricious.
Scantling, proportion.

Slave, to treat with indignity.
Relumne, to relight,

Scarfed, decorated with flags. Sleave, the knotty part of silk
Remorse, pity.
Scath, destruction.

Sledded, carried on a sledge.
Remotion, removal.
Scathful, mischievous.

Sleided, untwisted,
Removes, journies.
Sconce, the head.

Slights, tricks,
Render, to describe.
Sconce, a fortification.

Slip, counterfeit coin.
Renege, to renounce.
Scotch, to bruise.

Slips, a contrivance in leather, to start
Reports, reporters.
Scrimers, fencers.

two dogs at the same time.
Reproof, confutation.
Scrip, a writing, a list.

Sliver, to slice.
Repugn, to resist.
Scroyles, scurvy fellows.

Slops, loose breeches.
Reputing, boasting.
Scrubbed, stunted.

Slough, the skin which the serpent an-
Reserve, to preserve.
Sculls, shoals of fish.

nually throws off. Resolve, to be assurer Scutched, whipped.

Slower, more serious. Resolve, to dissolve.

Seal, to strengthen, or complete Slubber, to do carelessly, to obscuro.
Respective, respectful.
Seam, lard:

Sluggabed, sluggard.
Respectively, respectfully.
Seamels, a bird.

Smirched, soiled.
Resty, mouldy

Serr, to stigmatize, to close. Sneap, rebuke,
Retailed, handed down.

Season, to temper, io infix, to impress. Sneaping, nipping.
Retort, to refer back.
Seat, throne.

Sneck-up, go hang yoursell.
Reverb, to reverberate
Sect, a cutting in gardening.

Snipe, a poltroon.
Revolt of meir, change of complexion. Seel, to close up.

Snuff, anger.
Revolts, rebels.
Seeling, blinding,

Snurl's, dislikes.
Rib, to enclose.
Seeming, seemly.

Soil, spot, turpitude, reproach.
Ribald, a lewd fellow
Seen, versed, practised.

Solicit, courtship.
Rid, to destroy
Seld, seldom

Solicit, to excite.
Rift, split.
Semblably, resemblingly.

Soliciting, information.
Riggish, wanton.
Seniory, seniority.

Solidares, a coin.
Rigol, a circle.

Sennet, a flourish on cornets. Sometimes, formerly,
Rim, money.
Sense, sensual desires.

Sooth, truth,
Ringed, encircled,
Septentrion, the north.

Sooth, sweetness,
Rivage, the bank or shore.
Sequestration, separation.

Sorel, a deer during his third year
Rivality, equal rank.
Sere, or sear, dry.

Sorry, sorrowful.
Rivals, partners.
Serpigo, a tetter

Sort, to happen, to agree
Rive, lo burst, to Are
Serve, to fulfil.

Sort, the lot.
Romage, rummage, bustle.
Setebos, a demon.

Sort and suit, figure and rank
Ronyon, a drah.
Set of wil, a term at tennis.

Sot, a fool.
Rood, the cross.
Sessa, be quiet.

Soud, sweet,
Rook, to squat.
Several, separated,

Soul-fearing, sonl-appalling.
Ropery, roguery.

Several, or severell, a field set apart for Sound, to publish. Rope-tricks, abusiveness.

corn and grass.

Soused gurnet, a gudgeon.
Round, a diadein.

Sewer, the placer of the dishes, Sowl, to pull by the ears.
Round, rough.
Shame, modesty.

Sowle, to drug down.
Rounded, whispered.

Shard-borne, borne on scały wings. Sowter, the name of a hound
Roundel, a country dance.
Shards, beetle's wings.

Spanielled, dogged.
Rounding, whispering

Shards, broken pots or tiles. Specialty, particular rights.
Roundure, a circle.
Shark up, to pick up.

Speculation, sight.
Rouse, carousal.
Shaven Hercules, Samson.

Speculative, seeing.
Roynish, mangy.
Sheen, shining, gay.

Sped, the fate decided.
Royal, a coin.
Sheer, transparent

Speed, event.
Rwidock, red-breast.
Shent, to scold, rebuke.

Sperr, to shut up, defend by ban. Ruff, the folding of the tops of boots. Sherrís, sherry.

Spill, to destroy.
Ruffle, to be noisy.
Shive, a slice

Spotted, wicked.
Ruming, rustling.
Shog, to go off.

Sprag, apt to learn, alert.
Rump.fed, fed with offals.
Sholten, projected.

Sprighted, haunted.
Ruth, pity.

Shotten-herring, a herring that has Sprights, spirits.
spawned.

Springhalt, a disease of horses.
s.
Shoulder-clapper, a bailiff.

Sprightly, ghostly.
Sacarson, the name of a bear. Shoughs, shocks, a species of dog. Spurs, the greater roots of trees.
Sacred, accursed.
Shove-groat, a game,

Square, to quarrel. Sacrificial, worshipping.

Shovel-boards, shillings used at the Squarer, a quarreller. Sacring.bell, the ben announcing the game of shovel board,

Squash, an immature peascod. approach of the host. Shrewd, shrewish.

Squiney, to look asquint, Sad ostent, grave appearance. Shrift, auricular confession.

Squire, a rule or square.
Sagy, or Swagg, to sink down. Shrive, lo call to confession.

Stage, to place conspicuously,
Sallet, a helmet.
Side, purpose.

Stale, a decoy for birds,
Salt, tears.
Side-sleeves, long sleeves.

Stannyel, a hawk, or stallion.
Saltiers, satyrs
Siege, a stool.

Star, a scar,
Samingo, St. Domingo.
Sieve, a common voider.

Stark, stiff.
Sandied, sandy colour.
Sightless, unsightly.

Starred, destined.
Sans, without

Sights, the perforated parts of a helmet. Statists, statesmen.
Saucy, lascivious.
Silly, simple truth.

Statua, statue.
Savage, sylvan.
Sinew, strength

Statue, a portrait.
Savageness, wildness.
Single, weak.

Stay, a hinderer, a supporter.
Saw, tenor of a discourse.
Sink-a-pace, cinque pace, a dance.

Sternage, the hinder part.
Say, silk.
Sir, the title of a parson.

Sticking-place, the stop in a machine
Say, a sample.
Sister, to imitate or re-echo

Sticklers, arbitrators, judgem partisano, Scaffoldage, the gallery of a theatre. Sith, since.

umpires. Scaid, beggarly Sithence, thcnico

Stigmatical, stigmatised.

Stigmatic, marked with deformity, Terms, the phraseology of courts. Twicken-bottle, a wickered bottle. branded.

Tested, attested, brought to the test. Twigging, wickered. Stilly, gladly, lowly.

Testerned, gratified with a tester, or Tything, a district. Stinted, stopped.

sixpence, Sunt, to stop.

Tetchy, touchy, peevish. Suth, an anvil.

Tether, a string by which any animal Umber, a dusky-coloured certi, Suthied, forged at the furnace.

is fastened.

Umbered, discoloured.
Suchy, a smith's shop.
Tharborough, a constable.

Unaccustomed, unseeinly.
Stoccata, a stab.
Theorick, theory.

Unaneled, without extreme unctica.
Stock, a stocking.
Thewes, muscular strength.

Unavoided, unavoidable. Stomach, pride.

Thick, pleached, thickly interwoven. Uubarbed, beardless, unsheren. Stone-bow, a cross bow. Thill, the shafts of a cart.

Unhated, not blunted
Stoup, a llaggon.

Thin Helm, thin covering of hair. Unbitted, unbridled,
Stover, a thatch.
Thoughi, melancholy.

Unbolt, to explain
Strain, descent, linenge.
Thrasonical, boasting.

Unbolted, coarse.
Struin, ditliculty, doubt.
Thread, lo pass.

Unbonnetied, without dignities. Strail, narrow, avaricious.

Three-man-beetle, an implement for Unbookish, unlearned. Strunge, shy.

driving piles.

Unbreathed, unpractised. Strulagem, great, or dreadful event. Three-pile, rich velvet.

Uncape, to dig out, a tern in foxhanting Strawy, straying. Thrift, prosperity, economy.

Uncharged, unattacked. Striker, a borrower.

Thrum, extremity of a weaver's warp. Unclew, to unwind, Stuck or Slock, a term in fencing. Thrummed, made of coarse woollen. Uncoined, unrefined, rnadorned. Stuff, baggage, substance or essence. Tib, a strumpet.

Unconfirmed, unpractistd in worlu Stuffed, sufficiency, ample abilities. Tickle, ticklish.

craft. Subscription, obedience.

Tickle-brain, a strong drink. Uncurrent, irregular.
Success, succession.
Tilly-vally, pooh!

Undercraft, to wear beneath the cresi
Sudden, violent.
Tilth, lillage.

Under-skinker, a tapster.
Sutliciency, abilities.
Timeless, untimely.

Understand, stand under.
Suggest, to tempt.
Tinct, tincture.

Undertaker, the defender of another's
Suggestion, temptation.
Tire, head-dress.

quarrel. Suited, dressed. Tire, to fasten.

Underwrite, to subscribe, to obey. Sumpter, a horse that carries neccssa. Tire, to be idly employed on.

Uneath, scarcely.
ries on a journey.
Tired, adorned.

Unexpressive, inexpressible.
Superfluous, over-clothed.
Tire-valiant, a head-dress.

Unfair, to deprive of beauty.
Supposed, counterfeit.

T'irra-lirra, the song of the lark. Ungenitured, without genitals.
Sur-reined, over ridden.
Toged, habited.

Unhaired, youthful.
Suspire, to breathe.
Tokened, spotted.

Unhappy, unlucky, mischievous.
Surcease, an end.
Tolling, taking toll.

Unhoused, free from domestic cars. Suspect, suspicion. Topless, supreme.

Unhouselled, without having the same Swart, dark brown. Topple, to tumble.

ment. Swashing, bullying. Touches, features.

Union, a species of pearl. Swath, grass cut at one stroke.

Toward, in readiness.

Unkind, unnatural.
Sway, weight.
Toys, whims, rumours.

Unlived, lifeless.
Sweeting, an apple.
Toze, to unravel.

Unlustrous, without lustre.
Sweltered, weltered.
Trade, established custom,

Unmanned, a term in falconry. Swift, ready.

Tradition, traditional usages. Unmastered, licentious.
Swinge-bucklers, riotous fellowg
Trail, scent left by game.

Unowed, unowned.
Swounded, swooned.

Traitress, a term of endearment Unpregnant, not quickened.
Swoop, the descent of a bird of prus. Tranmel, to catch.

Unproper, common.
Tranect, a ferry or sluice.

Unqualiued, unmanned,
T.
Translate, to transform.

Unquestionable,averse to converSLAR
Table, the palm of the hand.
Trash, to check.

Unready, undrest.
Table, a picture.
Traverse, to march.

Unrespective, inconsiderate.
Tables, tablets, memorandum books. Traversed, across.

Unresi, disquiet.
Tambourine, a small drum.

Tray-trip, a game at draughts. Uhrough, beardless.
Tag, the rabble.
Treachers, traitors.

Unsisting, unresisting, unfeeling Take, lo strike with discase, to blast. Trenched, carved.

Unsinirched, undefiled.
Take-in, to conquer.
Trick, peculiarity of feature.

Unsquared, unadapted.
Take-up, to contradict.
Trick, to dress out.

Unstanched, incontinent.
Talent, talon.
Tricking, cress.

Untempering, not softening.
Tall, courageous.
Tricksy, adroit.

Untented, aot probed, virulent. Tallow-keech, tub of tallow.

Trigon, Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius, in Untraded, not in common use. Tame, ineflectual.

the Zodiac.

Untrimmed, undresi.
Tame-snake, a poltroon.
Trip, to defeat.

Unvalued, invaluable.
Tarre, to excite, provoke.
Triple, one of three.

Upspring, a dance.
Tartar, Tartarus.

Triumphs, revels.
Task, to keep busied with scruples. Trojan, cant term for thief.

V.
Tassel Gentle, or Tercel Gentle, a spe. Trol-my-dames, the game of nine holes. Vail, to bow, to sink, to condescends
cies of hawk.
Troll, to sing trippingly.

look. Tasked, taxed. Trossers, trowsers.

Vailing, lowering Taurus, sides and heart in medical as. Trot, a term of contempt.

Vain, vaniiy. trology. Trow, to imagine.

Voin, lying Tawdry, necklaces worn by country Trundle-tail, a dog.

Valance, fringed with a beard. girls. Trusted, thrusted.

Vanity, inusion. Tawney Coat, the dress of an apparitor. Try conclusions, try experiments. Vantirge, opportunity, advantage. Taxation, censure, satire.

Tub-fast, the sweating process in the Vantbruce, armour for the arm. Tear a cat, to bluster.

venereal disease.

Varlet, a servant. Teen, gries, trouble.

Tucket, or tucket sonnuance, a flourish Vast, waste, dreary. Temper, to mould.

on a trumpet.

Vaunt, the avant, ihe fore-part.
Temperance, temperature.
Tup, a rum.

Vaward, the fore-part.
Tend, attend.
Tup, to cover an ewe.

Velure, velvet.
Tender, to regard with affection. Turre, to whisper.

Venetian, admittance.
Teni, tó take up residence, to search. Turlygood, or Turlupin, a gipsy. Vent, rumour.
Tercel, the male hawk.

Twangling jack, a scurvy musician. (Ventiges, holes of a flute.
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