Case, contemptuously for skin, Clinquant, glittering, shining. outside garb. Case, to strip naked. Casques, helmets.
Cassock, a horseman's great
Cast, to empty, as a pond, to dismiss or reject. Cast, cast up, reckoned. Castilian, an opprobrious term. Castiliano vulgo, a cant term of contempt.. Catalan, some kind of sharper. Catling, a small lute-string made of catgut. Cavaleroes, airy, gay fellows. Caviare, a delicacy made of the roe of sturgeon. Cautelous, insidious, cautious. Cease, decease, die, to stop. Censure, judgment, opinion. Censure, to judge. Censured, sentenced, esti-
Chopin, a high shoe or clog. Chough, a bird of the daw kind. Christom, the white cloth put on a new baptized child. Chrystals, eves. Chuck, chicken, a term of endearment.
Chuff, rich, avaricious. Cicatrice, the scar of a wound. Circumstance, detail of an argument, a circumlocution. Cital, recital.
Cite, to incite, to shew, to prove.
Civil, grave or solemn. Civil, human creature, any thing human. Clack-dish, a beggar's-dish. Claw to fatter. Clear, pure, blameless, inno-
Clip, to embrace, to infold. Closely, secretly, privately. Clout, the white mark at which archers take aim.
Clown, a licensed jester in families.
Clubs, a popular cry on a street-quarrel. Clutched, grasped. Coach-fellow, one who draws with a confederate. Coasting, conciliatory, invit- ing.
Cobloaf, a crusty, uneven loaf. Cock, cock-boat. Cockle, a weed. Cockled, inshelled like a cockle.
Cock-shut-time, twilight. Codling, anciently an immature apple.
Coffin, the cavity of a raised pie.
Cog, to falsify, to lie, defraud. Cognizance, badge or token. Coigne, corner, Coil, bustle, stir. Cold, naked. Collect, to assemble by obser-
Consent, to agree. Consent, conspiracy, will, as- sent, united voice. Consigned, sealed. Consist, to stand upon. Consort, company. Consort, to keep company with. Constancy, consistency, stabi- lity.
Constant, firm, determined. Constantly, certainly, without fluctuation.
Contemptible, contemptuous. Continent, the thing which contains. Continents, banks of rivers. Continuate, uninterrupted. Contraction, marriage con-
Contrarious, different. Contrive, to spend and wear
Control, to confute. Convent, to serve or agree. Convented, cited, summoned. Conversation, familiar inter-
course, conduct, behaviour. Converse, interchange. Conversion, change of condi
Convertite, convert. Convey, to perform slight of hand, to manage artfully. Conveyance, theft, fraud. Convince, to overpower, subdue, convict. Convicted, overpowered, baffled.
Convive, to feast.
Cope, to encounter, to engage. Cope, covering.
Copped, rising to a cop, or head.
Coragio, an exclamation of en- couragement,
Corinthian, a wencher. Corky, dry, withered, husky. Corners, by-places. Corollary, surplus. Coronet, a crown. Corrigible, corrected. Costard, the head. Coster-monger, meanly, mer-
cenary. Cote, to overtake. begin-Coted, quoted, observed, or regarded.
Commended, committed. Commission, authority, power. Commodity, interest, profit. Commonty, a comedy. Compact, made up of. Companion, fellow. Company, companion.
Cotsale, Cotswood in tershire.
Covered, hollow.
Crosses, money stamped with a
Crow, to exult over. Crow-keeper, a scare-grow. Crown, to conclude. Crowned, dignified, adorned. Crownet, last purpose. Cry, a troop or pack. Cue, in stage cant, the last words of the preceding speech.
Cuisses, armour for the thighs. Cullion, a despicable fellow. Cunning, sagacity, knowledge. Curb, to bend or truckle. Curiosity, finical delicacy, scrupulousness or captious-
Curious, scrupulous. Curled, ostentatiously dressed. Currents, occurrences. Cursed, under the influence of a malediction.
Curst, petulant, crabbed, shrewdish, or mischievous, severe, harsh, vehemently
Curstness, ill-humour. Curtail, a cur of little value. Curtal, a docked horse. Curtle-ax, or cutlace, a broad- sword. Custard-coffin, the crust of a custard or pie. Customer, a common woman. Cut, a horse.
Cyprus, a transparent stuff.
Daff or doff, to do off, to put aside.
Dally, to play or trifle. Damn, condemn.
Danger, reach or control. Dank, wet, rotten.
Danskers, natives of Denmark. Dare, to challenge or incite.. Dark-house, a house mode gloomy by discontent. Darkling, in the dark. Darraign, to arrange, put in order.
Daub, to disguise. Daubery, falsehood and impo- sition.
Day bed, a couch. Day-light, broad-day. Day-woman, dairy maid. Dear, best, important, dire. Glouces-Dearn, lonely solitary.
Count, to make account, to reckon upon.
Count Confect, a specious nobleman.
Comparative, a dealer in com- Countenance, false appearance,
Compare, comparison. Compassed, round. Compassionate, plaintive. Competitors, confederates or associates.
Complements, accomplish
Complexion, humour. Comply, to compliment. Compose, to come to a compo-
Composition, contract or bargain, consistency, concordancy.
Composture, composition,compost. Comptible, submissive. Con, to know. Conceit, fanciful conception, thought. Concent, connected harmony in general. Conclusion, determination, resolution. Conclusions, experiments. Concupy, concupiscence. Condition, temper, character, qualities, vocations or incli
nations. Condolensent, sorrow. Conduct, conductor. Coney-catched, deceived, cheated.
Coney-catcher, a cheat, or sharper. Confession, profession. Conject, conjecture. Conjecture, suspicion. Confound, to destroy, to ex- pend, to consume. Confounded, worn or wasted
Counterfeit, a likeness, a portrait.
Counterpoints, counterpanes. County, count, earl. Cower, to sink by bending the hams.
Cowl-staff, a staff for carrying a large tub. Coy, to soothe or stroke. Coyed, condescended unwil lingly.
Coystril, a coward cock, a mean or drunken fellow. Cozier, a tailor or botcher. Crab, a wild apple. Crack, dissolution.
Death tokens, spots appearing on those infected by the plague.
Deboshed, debanched. Decay, misfortunes. Deceivable, deceptious. Deck, to cover, a pack. Decline, to run through from first to last. Declined, the fallen. Deem, opinion, surmise. Defeat, destruction. Defeatures, features, change of features for the worse. Defence, art of fencing. Defend, to forbid. Defensible, furnishing the means of defence. Defiance, refusal. Deformed, deforming. Deftly, dexterously, with adroitness.
Defy, to refuse, to disdain. Degrees, steps..
Demerits, merits.
Crack, a boy or child, a boy- Delay, to let slip. child. Cranks, windings. Crants, chants. Crare, a small trading vessel. Craven, a degenerate, dispirited cock.
Craven, mean, cowardly, to make cowardly.
Create, compounded, or made
Demise, to grant. Demurely, solemnly. Denay, denial. Denied, disbelieved, or con- temned.
Denier, the twelfth part of a French sou. Denotements, indications or discoveries. Deny, to refuse. Depart, to part. Departing, separation. Depend, to be in service. Deprive, to disinherit Deracinate, to force up by the
Derogate, degraded, blasted. Descant, a term in music. curl-Deseft, merit.
Cressive, increasing. Crest, the top, the height. Cre-tless, those who have no right to arms. Crisp, curling, winding, ed, bent, hollow. Critic, cynic.
Critical, censorious. Crone, an old worn out woman.
Deserved, deserving. Design, to mark out. Despatched, bereft.
Desperate, bold, adventurous,
Degression, trangression. Dint, impression. Direction, judgment, skill. Disable, to undervalue. Disappointed, unprepared. Disclose, to hatch.
Discontenting, discontented. Discontents, malcontents. Discourse, reason. Disdained, disdainful. Disease,uneasiness, discontent.
Diseases, sayings. Disgrace, hardship, injury. Dislimas, unpaints, obliterates. Dispark, to destroy a park. Disponge, to discharge as a spage
Dispose, to make terms, to set- the matters.
Dasposition, frame. Disputable, disputatious. Dipate, to talk over. Dissemble, to gloss over. Dissembling, patting dissimi- lar things together. Distaste, to corrupt, to change
Distemper, intoxication. Distemperature, perturbation. Distempered, ruffled, out of hu
Distractions, detachments, separate bodies. Distraught, distracted.
Diverted, turned out of the course of nature.
Dividable, divided.
Eminence, high honours. Empery, dominion, sovereign command.
Emulation, rivalry, envy, factious contention. Emulous, jealous of higher authority.
Encave, to hide.
Enfeoff, to invest with posses
Esperance, the motto of the Percy family. Espials, spies.
Essential, existent, real- Estimate, price. Estimation, conjecture. Eterne, eternal. Even, calm, equable, tempe- rate, equal, fellow. Even, to act up to.
Division, the panses or parts of Examined,questioned, doubted.
Dolphin, the Dauphin of France.
Den, to do on, to put on.
Done, expended, consumed.
Dot, dotard.
Double, full of duplicity. Dot, to fear.
Don, to do out, extinguish. Devle, a feather.
Down-gyved, hanging down like what confines the fetters round the ancles. Drab, whoring. Druzhi, the jakes Dras, embowelled, exente- red.
Dread, epithet applied to kings. Daw, assembled. Debling, a term of contempt. Inve, to fly with impetuosity. Urolery, a show performed by
Excrement, the beard. Excrements, the hair, nails, feathers of birds, &c. Execute, to employ, put to use. Execution, employment or exercise.
Executors, executioners. Exempt, excluded. Exercise, exhortation, lecture, or confession.
Exhale, hale or lug out. Exhibition, allowance. Exigent, end.
power of love. Fang, to seize or gripe. Fanged, possessed of fangs. Fans, ancient.
Fantastical, creatures of fancy. Fap, drunk.
Far, extensively. Farced, stuffed.
Fashions, farcens or farcy. Fast, determined, fixed. Fat, dull.
Fate, an action predetermined by fate.
Favour, countenance, features, indulgence, pardon, appear
Fear, the object of fear, danger. Fear, to intimidate. Feared, frightened. Fearful, timorous, formidable. Feat, ready, dexterous. Feat, an exploit.
Feated, formed, made neat. Feature, beauty in general, cast and make of the face. Federary, a confederate. Fee-grief, a peculiar sorrow. Feeder, an eater, a servant. Feere, or Pheere, a companion, a husband. Feet, footing. Fell, skin. Fell-feats, savage practices. Fellow, companion. Fence, the art of, or skill in defence.
Feodary, an accomplice, a confederate.
Fester, to corrupt. Festinately, hastily. Festival terms, splendid phra- seology.
Few, in short, in few words. Fico, a fig.
Fielded, in the field of battle. Fierce, proud, hasty, vehe- ment, rapid. Fig, to insult.
Fights, clothes hung round a ship to conceal the men from the enemy. File, a list. Filed, defiled.
Exorcist, a person who can raise spirits. Expect, expectation. Expedient, expeditious. Filed, gone an equal pace with. Expiate, fully completed. Fills, the shafts. Expostulate, inquire or discuss. Filths, common sewers. Exposture, exposure. Fine, the conclusion. Express, to reveal. Fine, full of finesse, artful. Expulsed, expelled. Fine, to make showy, specious. Exsufficate,contemptible, abo- Fineless, boundless, endless. Firago for Virago- Fire-drake, will o'-the-wisp, or a fire-work.
Drable, to act lazily and stu- Extirped, rooted out. pidly.
Dereon, the handle of a dag
De, to endue, deck, grace. Da melancholy gentle,sooth Dell, to render callous, insen-
ant, a person stupidly un
Sucerned. Pa mournful elegy. Dy to do up, to lift up.
La sour, sharp, harsh. Egs, lambs just dropt. dough.
Night, inconsiderable. en eke out. isy, alienation of mind,
fens affects, or affections, cos, deeds effected. Le deftest. readiest. Fry & erpay.
ad time, or persons.
Extracting, that which draws away from every thing but its own object. Extravagant. wandering. Extremes.extravagance of con- duct, extremities. Eyases, young nestlings.
Eyas musket, infant lilliputian. Eye, a small shade of colour. Eyliads, glances, looks. See Oeiliads. Eyne, eyes.
Face, to carry a foolish appear
Fire new, bren-new, new from the forge. Firk, to chastise. First, noblest, most eminent. Fit, a division of a song. Fitchew, a polecat. Fitly, exactly. Fives, a distemper in horses. Flap-dragon, a small inflamma- ble substance, which topers swallow in a glass of wine. Flapjacks, pan-cakes.. Flask, a soldier's powder-horn. Flatness, lowness, depth. Flaw, a sudden violent gust of wind. Flayed, stripped. Flecked, spotted, dappled, streaked. Fleet, to float. Fleeting, inconstant. Fleshment, first act of military service.
Flewed, having the flews or chaps of a hound. Flickering, flattering like the motion of a flame. Flight, a sort of shooting. Flourish, ornament. Flote, wave. Flush, mature, ripe.
Forbid, under interdiction. Force, power.
Force, to enforce, to urge. Force, to stuff. Forced, false. Fordid, destroyed. Fordo, to undo, to destroy. Foredone, overcome. Forfended, prohibited, forbid den.
Foreign, employed in foreign embassies.
Forepast, already had. Fore-slow, to be dilatory, to loiter. Forestall, to prevent by antici pation. Forgetive, inventive, imagina
Friend, friendship. Frippery, a shop where old clothes were sold. Frize, a cloth made in Wales. From, in opposition to. Fronted, opposed. Frontier, forehead. Frontlet, a forehead cloth. Frush, to break or bruise. Frustrate, frustrated. Fulfilling, filling till there be no room for more. Full, complete. Fullams, loaded dice. Fullest, most complete and perfect. Fumiter, fumitory, Furnished, dressed.
Gabardine, a loose felt cleak. Gad, a pointed instrument. Gain-giving, misgiving. Gainsay, to unsay, deny, cor tradict.
Gait, way or steps. Galliard, an ancient dance. Galliasses, a species of galleys. Gallowglasses, heavy arn.ed foot. Gallow, to scare or frighten. Gallymawfry, a medley. Game, sport, jest. Gamester, a frolicsome per
Gaping, shouting or roaring. Garboils, commotion, stir. Garish, gaudy, shoy. Garner, to treasure up. Gasted, frightened. Gandy, a festival day. Gawds, baubles, toys. Gaze, attention.
Gear, a general word for thig
or matters. Geck, a fool. General, generality. General, compendious. Generation, children. Generosity, high birtn. Generous, most noble.
Gentility, urbanity.
Gentle, nob.e, high-minded, be- | Haught. haughty.
longing to gentry.
Gentry, complaisance.
German, akin.
Germins, seeds begun to sprout. Gest, a stage or journey. Gib, a cat.
Gifts, endowments. Giglot, a wanton wench.
Gilder, a coin valued at 1s. 6d.
Gilt, gilding, golden money. Gimmal, a ring or engine. Ging, a gang.
Gird, a sarcasm or gibe, emo- tion.
Haughty, high, elevated. Haunt, company.
Hay, a term in the fencing- school.
Head, the source, the fountain. Head, body of forces. Hear, the most valuable or Heat, heated. precious part.
Heat, violence of resentment. Heavy, slow. Hebenon, henbane. Hefted, heaved. Hefts, heavings.
Gleek, to joke or scoff, to be- guile. Glimmering, faintly illuminat-Hence, henceforth. Helmed, steered through. ed by the stars.
Hell, an obscure dungeon in a prison.
Glaze, to expound, to comment
Glut, to englut or swallow up. Gnarled, knotted. Good-deed, indeed, in very deed.
Good-den, good evening. Good-life, of a moral or jovial
Hent, seized, or taken posses- Henchman, a page of honour. sion of.
Hereby, as it may happen. Hermits, beadsmen. Hest, behest, command. High-fantastical, fantastical to High-repented, repented to the the height.
Hilding, a paltry cowardly fel- low.
Good-jer, gougere, morbus gal-Hight, called. licus. Gorbellied, fat and corpulent. Gossips, tattling women who attend lyings-in. Gossomer, the white cobweb- like exhalations that fly about in hot sunny weather. Government, evenness of tem- per, decency of manners. Gourds, a species of dice. Gouts, drops.
Grace, acceptableness, favour. Grace, to bless, to make happy. Gracious, graceful, lovely. Grained, furrowed, like the grain of wood, dyed in grain or indented.
Gramercy, grand mercy, great thanks. Grange, the farm-house of a monastery; a lone house. Gratillity, gratuity. Gratulate, gratifying, accept- able.
Grave, to entomb.
Hint,suggestion,circumstance. Hiren, a harlot. His, often used for its. Hit, to agree. Hoist, hoisted. Hold, to esteem. Holla, a term of the manege. Holy, faithful. Home, completely, in full ex-
Honest, chaste. Honesty, liberality. Honey stalks, clover flowers. Honour, acquired reputation. Hope, to expect. loop, a measure. Horologe, clock. Hox, to ham-string. Hull, to drive to and fro upon the water, without sails or rudder.
Humorous, chargeable, hu- mid, moist.
Graves, or greaves, armour for Hungry, steril, unprolific.
Greasily, grossly.
Greek, a bawd, or pander. Green, unripe,not fully formed. Greenly, awkwardly, unskil- fully.
Greets, pleases.
Grief, pain, grievances. Griefs, grievances, wrongs. Grievances, sorrows, sorrowful affections.
Grieve, to lament for. Grise, a step. Grossly, palpably. Groundlings, the frequenters
of the pit in the playhouse. Growing, accruing. Guard, defence.
Guard, to fringe or lace. Guarded, ornamented.
Guards, badges of dignity.
Guerdoned, rewarded.
Hunt-counter, base tyke,worth- less dog.
Hunts-up, the name of a tune, Hurly, noise. a morning song. Hurtling, merry with impetuo-
Husbandry, thrift, frugality. Huswife, a jilt.
Insconce, to fortify. Inseparate, inseparable. Insculped, engraven. Instance, example, proof. Instances, motives. Insuit, solicitation. Intend, to pretend. Intending, regarding. Intendment, intention or dis- position.
Intenible, incapable of retain- ing.
Intention, eagerness of desire. Intentively, with full attention. Interessed, interested. Intergatories, interrogatories. Intermission, pause, interven- ing time.
Intrenchant, that which cannot Intrinse, intrinsicate. be cut. Invention, imagination. Inwardness, intimacy, confi- dence.
Iron, clad in armour. Issues, consequences, conclu- Irregulous, lawless, licentious.
Ice-brook, a brook of icy quali- Jar, the noise made by the pen
I' fecks, in faith. Ill-inhabited, ill-lodged. Ignomy, ignominy. Ill-nurtured, ill-educated. Images, children, representa- tives.
Imaginary, produced by the power of imagination. Imbare, to lay open or display
Immanity, barbarity, savage
Immediacy, close connexion. Imp, progeny. Imp, to supply. Impair, unsuitable. Impartial, sometimes used for partial. Impawned,wagered and staked. Impeach, to bring into question. Impeachment, reproach or im- Imperious, imperial. putation, hindrance. Imperseverant, perseverant. Impeticos, to impetticoat or Importance, importunacy. impocket. Importance,thething imported. Importing, implying, denoting. Impose, injunction, command. Impositions, commands. Impossible, incredible, or in- conceivable.
Impress, to compel to serve. Impress, a device or motto. Impugn, oppose, controvert. Incapable, unintelligent, Incarnardine, to stain of a red colour.
Incensed, incited, suggested.
dulum of a clock. Jauncing, jaunting.
Jesses, straps of leather by which the hawk is held on the Jest, to play a part in a mask. fist. Jet, to strut. Jovial, belonging to Jove. Jump, to agree with, to put Journal, daily. Jump, hazard, to venture at. into agitation. Jump, just.
Justicer, justice, judge. Jut, to encroach. Jutty, to project. Juvenal, a young man.
Keech, a solid lump or mass. Kam, awry, crooked. Keel, to cool. Keep, to restrain, to dwell, to reside.
Keisar, Cæsar. Kernes, light-armed Irish foot. Key, the key for tuning, a tun- ing hammer. Kiln-hole, a place into which Kicksy-wicksy, a wife. coals are put under a stove.
Kind, nature, species. Kindless, unnatural. Kindly, naturally. Kindly, kindred. Kinged, ruled by, Kinsman, near relative. Kirtle, part of a woman's dress. Knife, a sword or dagger. Knave, servant. Knots, figures planted in box. Know, to acknowledge.
Know of, to consider.
Labras, lips.
Laced mutton, a woman of the town.
Lackeying, moving like a lackey or page. Lag, the meanest persons. Lances, lance-men. Land-damn, to destroy in some
Lands, landing-places. Lapsed, time suffered to slip. Lass-lorn, forsaken of his mis- Large, licentious.
Latch, to lay hold of. Latched or letched, licked over. Late, lately.
Lated, belated, benighted. Latten, thin as a lath. Lavoltas, a kind of dances. Laund, lawn. Lay, a wager. Leasing, lying. Leaguer, the camp.
Leather-coats, a species of Leave, to part with, to give apple.
Leech, a physician.
Leer, feature, complexion. Leet, court-leet, or court of the
Legerity lightness,nimbleness. Leges, alleges. Leiger, resident. Lenten, short and spare. Leman, lover, mistress. L'envoy, moral, or conclusion of a poem. Let, to hinder. Let be, to desist. Lethe, death. Lewdly, wickedly. Lewd, ignorant, idle, wicked. Libbard, or lubbar, a leopard. Liberal, licentious or gross in language.
Liberty, libertinism. License, an appearance oflicen tiousness.
Lie, to reside, to be imprisoned. Liefest, dearest. Lieger, an ambassador at a fo- reign court. Lifter, a thief. Light o' love, a dance tune. Lightly, commonly, in ordi-
Limbeck, a vessel used in disLiking, condition of body. tilling.
Limbo, a place supposed to be Lime, bird-lime. in the neighbourhood of hell. Lime, to cement. Limed, entangled or caught, as with bird-lime. Limit, appointed time. Limited, appointed, regular, orderly.
Limits,estimates, calculations. Line, genealogy. Lined, delineated.
Link, a torch of pitch.
Linstock, the staff to which the match is fixed when ordi- nance is fired.
List, the bound or limit. Lither, flexible, yielding. Little, miniature. Livelihood, appearance of life. Livery, a law phrase belonging to the feudal tenures. Living, speaking, manifest. ac- Living, estate, property. tual.
Lockram, some kind of cheap Loach, a small fish. Lob, looby, a term of contempt.
Mall. Mrs. alias Mary Frith, or Noll Cutpurse. Malecho, mischief. Man mering, hesitating. Man mets, puppets. Masmock, to cut in pieces. Max. to tame a hawk. Macacle, a handcuff. Manage, conduct, administra-
Mandrake, a root supposed to
have the shape of a man. Mankind, masculine. Marches, the borders, limits, or confines.
Marchpane, a species of sweet
Martal hand.acareless scrawl. Martlemas, the latter spring. Mach, an appointment, a com-
Mate, to confound.
Mated, amared, dismayed. Meacock, dastardly creature. Mealed, sprinkled or mingled. Jea, the tenor in music. Xe, the middle. Mens, interest, pains. Mestre, the reach. Measure, stately solemn dance.
Yeastre, means. Mezzels lepers. Ked,portrait. Natale, to mix with. Kecice, a she-physician. Kred, reward. Merdzert, desert,excellence.
Meet, match. Many people, domestics. Xenes, memorials, remem- brances.
Memorized, made memorable. Xemory, memorial. Mistophils, the name of a
tor familiar. Meratante, a merchant. Mere, exact, entire, absolute.
Nerd mere. Yamid siren. Meses degrees about court.
Mascal, supernatural. Gerard, measuring yard.
Lered, crefned.
Modesty, moderation. Module, model, pattern.
ber, a truant, lurking thief. , playing truant, skulk
Moe or mowe, to make mouths. Moiety, a portion. Mollification, pacification, softening.
Mome, a dull stupid blockhead. Momentany, momentary. Month's mind, a popish
*res, office of minstrel,
Mood, anger, resentment, man
anni-Oeiliad, a cast or glance of the eye. See Eyliads. O'erdied, died too much. O'erlooked, slighted. O'er-parted, having too derable a part. O'er-raught, over-reached. O'er-wrested, wrested beyond the truth. Of, through. Offering, the assailant. Office, service. Offices, culinary or servants' apartments.
Moody, melancholy. Moon-calf, an inanimate shape- less mass. Moonish, variable. Mope, to appear stupid. Moral, secret meaning. Morisco, Moor or Moorish, or
Morris-pike, Moorish pike. Mortal, murderous, fatal. Mortal staring, that which stares fatally. Mortified, ascetic, religious. Most, greatest. Motion, a kind of puppet-show. Motion, divinitory agitation. Motion, desires. Motions, indignation. Motive, assistant or mover, that which contributes to motion. Mould, earth.
Old, frequent, more than enough.
Old age, ages past. Once, sometime. Oneyers, accountants, bankers. Opal, a precious stone of al- most all colours. Open, publicly. Operant, active. Opinion, obstinacy, conceit, character.
Opposite, adverse, hostile, ad
Pastry, the room where pastry was made.
Patch, a term of reproach. Patched, in a part-coloured
Pathetical, deeply affecting. Patient, to make patient, to compose.
Patine, a dish used with the chalice, in the administration of the Eucharist. Pattern, instance, example. Pavin, a dance. l'aucas, few. Pay, to beat, to hit. Peat, a word of endearment. Pedascule, a pedant. Peer, to come out, to appear. Peevish, toolish.
Peize, to balance, to keep in Suspense, to weigh down. Pelting, paltry, petty, inconsi- derable.
Orbs, circles made by fairies Pennons, small flags. on the ground. Orchard, a garden. Order, measures. Ordinance, rank. Orgulous, proud, disdainful. Osprey, a kind of eagle. Ostent, show, ostentation. Ostentation, show, appearance. Overblow, to drive away, to keep off.
Penthesilia, Amazon.
Perch, a measure of five yards and a half.
Mouse, to mammock, to tear to pieces. Mouse, a term of endearment. Mouse-hunt, a weasel. Mowe. See Moe. Moy, a piece of money or a measure of corn. Much, an expression of disdain. Much, strange, wonderful. Muck-water, drain of a dung hill. Muffler, a kind of dress for the lower part of the face. Muliters, muleteers. Mulled,softened and dispirited. Multiplied, multitudinous. Multiplying, multiplied. Multitudinous, full of multi-Ouph, fairy, goblin, tudes.
Overture, opening, discovery. Ounce, a small tiger, or tiger-
Nephew, a grandson or any Deal descendant. Nether-stocks, stockings. Newness, innovation. Newt, the eft. Next, nearest. Nice, silly, trifling. Nick, reckoning or count. Nick, to set a mark of folly en. Nighted, made dark as night.
, a small river fish, a Night-rule, frolic of the night. of contempt. Nine men's morris, a game. Nobility,distinction, eminence. Nobless, nobleness. Noddy, fool, game at cards. Noise, music.
Acceived, misconceivers. create, ill-be otten, illegi
Pale, to empaie, encircle with a
Perdurable, lasting. Perdy, par Dieu, a French oath. Perfect, certain, well informed. Perfections, liver, brain, and heart.
Perjure, a perjured person. Periapts, charms sewed up and worn about the neck. Perspectives, certain optical glasses.
Pervert, to avert. Pew-fellow, a companion. Pheere. See Feere.
Pheece, to teaze or beat, to comb or curry.
Pia mater, the membrane covering the substance of the brain.
Picked, nicely dressed, foppish. Pickers, the hands. Picking,piddling, insignificant. Pickt-hatch, a place noted for brothels.
Piece, a word of contempt for a
Piel'd, shaven. Pight, pitched, fixed. Pilcher, a pilche, the scabbard. Pilled, pillaged.
Pin and web, disorders of the
Pinuace, small ship of burthen. Pix, a small chest in which the consecrated host was kept. Placket, a petticoat. Plague, to punish.
Plain song, the chant, in plano
plainly, openly.
complicated, involved. Planched, made of brands. Plant, the foot. Platforms, plans, schemes. Plausive, gracious, pleasing, popular.
Pleached, folded together.
Point, a metal hook fastened to Property, due performance.
the hose or breeches. Point, the utmost height. Point-de-vice, with the utmost possible exactness Points, tags to the laces. Poize, weight or moment. Polled, bared, cleared. Pomander, a ball made of per- fumes.
Pomewater, a species of apple. Poor-john, hake dried, salted. Popinjay, a parrot. Popularity, plebeian inter-
Port, external pomp, figure. Port, a gate.
Portable, bearable. Portance, carriage, behaviour. Possess, to inform, to make to understand. Possessed, acquainted with, fully informed. Possessed, afflicted with mad
Potch, to push violently. Potents, potentates.
Property, a thing quite at dis- Propose, to image, to imagine. posal. Proposing, conversing. Propriety, regular and proper
Provand, provender. Prorogue, lengthen or prolong. Provencial, Provençal, from Provence.
Provincial, belonging to one's
Provost, sheriff or gaoler. Prune, to plume. Puck, or hobgoblin in fairy mythology. Pun, to pound. Pugging, thievish. Purchase, stolen goods. Purchased, acquired by unjust
Pursuivants, heralds. Purlieu, border, enclosure.
Put to know, compelled to ac- knowledge.
Putter-on, one who instigates.
Pouncet-box, a small box for Putter-out, one who places out
Power, forces, an army. Practice, unlawful or insidious stratagem.
Practise, to employ unwarrantable arts. Practisants, confederates in stratagems. Prank, to adorn, to dress ostentatiously, to plume. Precedent, original draft. Precept, a justice's warrant. Precisian, a great pretender to sanctity.
Prefer, to recommend, to ad
Pregnancy, readiness. Pregnant, ready, plain, evi- dent, apposite. Pregnant enemy, the enemy of mankind.
Premised, sent before the time. Prenominate, already named. Pre-ordinance, ordinance al- ready established. Presence, the presence-cham- ber, a public room. Presence,dignity of mien, form, figure. Prest, ready. Pretence, design, intention. Pretend, to intend, design. Pretended, purposed, intended. Prevent, to anticipate.
Prick, the point on the dial. Pricks, prickles, skewers. Pride, haughty power. Prig, to filch.
money at interest. Puttock, a degenerate species Putting-on, spur, incitement. of hawk.
Quaint, fantastical, graceful. Quail, to faint, languish. Quaint-mazes, a game running the figure of eight. Quaked, thrown into trepida-
tion. Quality, confederates. Qualify, to lessen, moderate. Quality, Profession, condition of life.
Quarrel, a quarreller, the cause Quarry, game after it is killed. of a quarrel. Quart d'ecu, fourth part of a French crown. Quarter, the allotted posts, station.
Queasy, squeamish, delicate, Quat, a pimple. Quell, to murder, to destroy. unsettled. Quern, a hand-mill. Quench, to grow cool. Quest, inquest or jury, search, expedition.
Question, conversation.
Receiving,ready apprehension. Receipt, receptacle. Recheate, a sound by which the Reck, to care for, to mind, to dogs are called back. attend to.
Reckless, careless, heedless. Recollected, studied or often Record, to sing. repeated. Recorder, a kind of flute or flageolet.
Recure, to recover.
Rule, a method of life. Ruth, pity, compassion.
Sacrificial, worshipping. Sacred, accursed. Sadly, seriously. Sad, grave or serious. Safe, to render safe. Sadness, seriousness. Sagg or swagg, to sink down. Sanded, of a sandy colour. Salt, tears. Satisfy, rest with satisfaction. Savage, silvan, uncultivated, wild. Savageness, wildness. Saucy, lascivious.
Red-lattice, the sign of an ale- Saw, anciently, not a proverb,
Reduce, to bring back. Reechy, discoloured by smoke,
smoky, greasy. Refell, to refute. Refer, to reserve to. Regard, look.
Regiment government, authority
Regreet, exchange of saluta
Reguerdon, recompense, re
Relative, nearly related, or connected. Remembrance, admonition. Remembered, remembering. Remorse, pity, tenderness of heart.
Remotion, removal or remote
Removed, remote, sequestered. Render, a confession, an ac- Render, to describe.
Repair, to renovate. Renege, to renounce. Repeal, to recall. Reports, reporters. Reproof, confutation. Reputing, boasting of. Repugn, to resist. Requiem, a mass for the soul of a person deceased.
Questrist, one who goes in Resolve, to be firmly persuad
search of another.
Quests, reports.
ed, satisfied. Resolve, to dissolve.
Quick, lively, sprightly, living. Respect, consideration, cau
Prime, youth, the vigour of Quintain, a post set up for va
Primer, more urgent, more important. Primero, a game at cards. Principality, the first or princicipal of women. Principals, rafters of a building. Princox, a coxcomb, or spoiled child. Probal, probable. Process, summons Procure, to bring. Prodigious, portentous, omi
Proface, much good may it do
Profane, love of talk, gross of language. Profession, end and purpose of coming. Progress, a royal journey of
Project, to shape or form. Prompture, suggestion, temp
Prone, sometimes humble. Prone, forward. Proof, confirmed state of man- hood. Propagate, to advance or im-
Propagation, getting. Proper, well-looking, hand-
Proper-false, proper or fair, and false or deceitful. Propertied, taken possession of. Properties, incidental necessa
rious exercises. Quips, reproaches and scoffs. Quire, to play in concert. Quit, quitted,
Quittance, return of obliga- Quit, to requite or answer.
Quiver, nimble, active. tions. Quote, to observe.
Rabato, an ornament for the neck.
Rabbit-sucker, a sucking rab- Race, original disposition, in- bit. born qualities, a smack or flavour.
Rack, to exaggerate. Rack, wreck. Rack, the fleeting away of the Rack, to harass by exactions. Racking, in rapid motion. clouds. Rag, an opprobrious epithet. Rake, to cover. Ragged, rugged.
Rank, rate or pace. Rank, grown up to a great Rapt, rapturously affected. height and strength. Rarely, curiously, happily. Rapture, a fit. Rascally, applied to lean deer. Rash, heady, thoughtless,
quick, violent. Rash remonstrance, premature discovery. Ravin, to devour eagerly. Rated, chided. Ravin, ravenous.
Respective, respectable, re- spectful, formal. Respective, cool, considerate. Respectively, respectfully. Retailed, handed down. Retire, to draw back. Rib, to enclose. Reverb, to reverberate. Revolts, revolters. Rid, to destroy. Rift, split.
Riggish, wanton. Right, just, even.
Say, a sample, a taste or relish. Scaffoldage, the gallery part of the theatre.
Scald, a word of contempt, poor, filthy.
Scaled, over-reached. Scale, disperse, put to flight. Scall, an old word of reproach. Scaling, weighing. Scan, to examine nicely. Scamble, to scramble. Scant, to be deficient in, to con- tract.
Scapes of wit, sallies, irregu Scantling, measure, proportion. larities.
Scared, frightened. Scath, destruction, harm. Scarfed, decorated with flags. Scathful, mischievous,destruc- Scath, to do an injury. tive.
Scone, a petty fortification. Sconce, the head. Scotched, cut slightly. Scrimens, fencers.
Scrip, a writing, a list. Scroyles, scabby fellows. Sculls, great numbers of fishes Seal, to strengthen or swimming together. Scutched, whipt, carted. plete. Seam, lard.
Seel, to close up.
Seeling, blinding.
Right-drawn, drawn in a right Seeming, seemly.
Seeming, specious, hypocritical.
Rigol, a circle.
Ripe, come to the height. Ringed, environed, encircled. Rivage, the bank or shore. Rivality, equal rank. Rivals, partners. Rive, to burst, to fire.
Seen, versed, practised. Seld, seldom.
Self-bounty, inherent generosity.
Semblably, in resemblance, alike.
Seniory, seniority.
Sennet, a flourish or sounding.
Road, the haven where ships Sense, reason,natural affection.
ride at anchor.
Rogues, vagrants.
Romage, rummage.
Ronvon, a scurvy woman. Rood, the cross. Rook, to squat down. Rope-tricks, abusive language. Ropery, roguery. Round, a diadem. Round, rough, unceremonious. Rounded, whispered. Rounding, whispering. Roundel, a country dance. Roundure, circle. Rouse, a draught of jollity. Royal, due to a king. Royalize, to make royal. Royalty, nobleness, supreme excellence.
Roynish, mangy or scabby.
feeling, sensual passion. Sensible, having sensation. Septentrion, the north. Sequestration, separacion. Sere or sear, dry.
Serpigo, a kind of tetter. Serjeant, a bailiff or sheriff's officer. Serve, to accompany. Serve, to fulfil. Set, seated.
Setebos, a species of devil. Several, separated, appro- priated.
Sewer, an officer who placed the dishes on the table.
Shame, modesty.
Shame, to disgrace.
Shard-borne, born by shards or scaly wings.
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