GLOSSARY. A. ACCORDEN, to agree, accord, grant. Adrad, adradde, afraid. Aferde, afraid. Again, ageyn, against. Agasten, to frighten, terrify. Allies, kindred. Almayn, Germany. Angle, to jangle. Antesis, author, cause. Apay, to appease. Appayr, appaired, to impair, impaired. Appropred, appropriated. Aren, arne, are. Arragonars, Arragonians. Artetykes, aching of limbs. Artyd, pressed, constrained. Assauts, assaults. Assoil, assoilen, to loose, absolve. Astonied, astonished. Avys, advice, opinion, understanding. Barate, barbarity? Bavnes, buths, or bagnios. B. Be, sometimes used for been. Bedeman, confessor. Belight, foretold. Beir, a shrill noise. Bemers, Bohemians. Ben, are, be, been, have been. Beryn, to bear. Besmyt, to taint, corrupt. Besynes, business. Bitake, to deliver, delivered. Blinne, to cease, stop. Boon, a bone. Brenning, burning. Brente, burnt. Bronde, a brand. Bush, to lie in ambush. Cleuchis, cloughs, deep valleys, or ravines in the hills. Dagging, slitting, cutting into slips. Delices, (Fr) delights. Depart. o divide. Despoil, to take off, or divest. Dicts sayings. Ditienses, prohibitions. Distraught, to distract, torture; distracted, &c. Do, sometimes for done. Done, to do. Donet, introduction. Doo, judgment, reason, Doubt, fear; to fear. Doubted, feared. Doubty, doubtful. Dure, to lust, extend. Eft, oft. Egal, (Fr.) equal. E. Either, or, either. Elle, else. Else, either. Encheson, chance. Enpight, infixed; inherent; from pike, (Sax.) to pitch. Entendement, thought, destiny. Extraught, extracted. Eyen, eyes. For the nonce, on purpose, by design. Forlet, deserted. Foryet, to forget. Freres, (Fr.) friars. Fro, from. Frotynge, rubbing? from frotter (Fr.) to rub? Gar, to make. cause. Gear, stuff, matter. Ghe, ye, yea. G. Goilk, the cuckoo. Gon, gone, goo, goon, to go. Guarish, to cure; from guerir? (Fr.) Heare, hair. Hede, care, caution. Hegh, to high, exalt. Hem, them, Her, for their. H. Herie, to master; i.e. to treat as a master or superior. Hests, commands. Hete, to ordain, order, command. Highte, called, or is called. Hogy, to raise, exalt. Hostel, house. Hose, hollow. Housel, (part.) houseld, to administer the Lord's supper. How so be it, notwithstanding. Hungerand, hungry. Hutch, originally a coffer, or a recess in a barn, to contain corn thrashed, but not winnowed. I. Indigne, unworthy. Into, sometimes used for unto. J. Jubarde, to endanger, put in jeopardy. |