Clappyng, sb. chatter. E 999
Claree, sb. spiced wine.
A 1471

HF3 612

Clawe, v. rub, scratch. A 4326, D 940
Cleped, p.p. called. A 121
Clergeoun, sb. chorister.
B 1693
Clergial, adj. clerkly. G 752
Clerk, sb. scholar. A 285
Clew, pret. clawed, rubbed.
Clifte, sb. cranny. Bo. 1406
Clyket, sb. latch-key. E 2046
Clippeth, pres. hugs. E 2413
Clipsi, adj. eclipsed, obscure.
Clyven, pres. pl. cleaves. Bo. 376
Clyves, sb. pl. cliffs. L 1470

R 5349

Clyvyng, p. pres. cleaving. Bo. 1460 Cloysterer, sh. monk. A 259

Clom, int. hush. A 3638

G 571

Clothered, p.p. clotted. A 2745
Clowes, sb. pl. claws. HF3 696
Cod, sh. bag. C 534

Cofedred, p.. confederated. Pite 52
Cogge, sb. small boat. L 1481
Coillons, sb. pl. testicles. C 952
Cokenay, sb. milksop. A 4208
Cokewold, sb. cuckold. A 3152
Cokkow, sb. cuckoo. A 1930
Col-blak, adj. coal-black. A 2142
Colde, 7. grow cold. B 879, L 240
Colered, .. collared. A 2152
Col-fox, sb. brant-fox.

B 4495

Collacioun, sb. conference, E 325; comparisor Bo. 1862

Collect, sb. table of planetary motions. F 1275

Colours, sb. pl. ornaments of style. F 39

Colpons, sb. pl. shreds. A 679

Columbyn, adj. dove-like. E 2141

Colver, sb. dove. L 2319

Combre-world, sb. useless creature. T4 279

Combust, p.p. burnt up. T3 717, As. ii. § 4 [164
Come, sb. coming. R 7626

Commoeveden, pret. pl. influenced. T3 17
Commune, sb. the commons. E 70

Compassement, sb. contrivance. L 1416
Composicioun, sh. agreement. A 2651
Compotent, adj. almighty. Bo. 1871
Compowned, pp. composed. As. ii. § 5
Comprehended, p.p. summed up. An. 83
Comunte, sb. community.

R 5209

Comyn, sb. cummin. B 2045

Chiknes, sb. pl. chickens. A 380 Chilyndre, sb. pocket sundial."

B 1396

Chymbe, z. chime. A 3896

Bo. 231

Concours, sb. course. R 4360

Chyngerie, sb. parsimony. B 2790 Chinynge, p. pres. splitting.

Chirche, sb. church. A 460

Chirche hawes, sb. pl. churchyards. Chirketh, pres. twitters.

D 1804

Chirkyng, sh. murmuring. A 2004 Chit, chideth. G 921

Chiteren, pres. chatter.

G 1397

Chivachie, sh, expedition. A 36

Choys, sb. choice. B 2273

Ciergis, sb. pl. tapers. R 6248

Ciser, sb. cider. B 3245

Citole, sb. stringed instrument of music. Citrinacioun, sb. turning citron colour. Clapers, sb. pl. burrows.

R 1405

Clappe, bres. babble. G 965

Condicioun, sh. temperament. L 40

Confedred, p.p. confederated. Pite 42

Confus, adj. confused. A 2230

Congeyen, . dismiss. T 479

Conyes, sb. pl. rabbits.

Coninges, sb. pl. conies.

PF 193

R 7044

Conisaunce, sb. acquaintance, R 4668; know ledge, R 5465, 5559

Conjecte, Congecte, 7. conjecture. Bo. 22

A 1959 G 816

R 6928

Clappen, 7. (1) beat, HF 734; (2) clatter, babble, G 965, E 1200

Crulle, adj. pl. curly. A 81

Cucurbites, sb. pl. flasks for distilling. G 794 Culpe, sb. guilt. I 336

Cure, sb. care, keeping. Bo. 227

Curiositee, sh, fastidiousness. I 829

Currours, sb. pl. runners.

HF3 1038

R 4936

Custommere, adj. accustomed.

Cut, só. lot. A 835

Daf, sb. fool. A 4208

Daggynge, sb. slitting. I 418
Dagoun, sb. fragment. D 1751
Dayerye, sb. dairy. A 597
Dayesie, sb. daisy. L 182
Daliaunce, sb. pleasantry. A 211
Dampned, p.p. condemned. A 1175
Dan, sb. See Daun
Dare, 7. daze. D 1294
Darketh, pres. hides.
Darreyne, z. contest.
Daswed, p.. dazed.

L 816

A 1609 HF2 151

Daun, sb. lord, sir. A 1379, B 3982 Daunce, sb. dance, game. A 476

Daunger, sb. influence, dominion. R 1470

A 663,

Daungerous, adj. difficult, hard to please. A 517, B 2129

Daunten, z. subdue. Bo. 743.

Dawes, sh. pl. days. F 1180, R 2838
Daweth, pres. dawns. A 1676

Dawing, sb. dawn. T3 1466
Debate, 7. do battle, oppose.

B 2058, T4 166

Debonairte, sb. meekness. Bl. 985

Debonerly, adv. gently. T2 1259
Decoped, pp. slit. R 843
Ded, p.p. dead. A 942

Deduyt, sb. delight. A 2177
Deed, p.p. dead. See Ded
Deef, adj. deaf. A 446
Deel, sb. part, whit. A 415
Deemen, v. judge. B 3045
Deer, sb. wild animals

Deere, adv. dearly. A 3100

Deerelyng, sb. darling. A 3793

Deerne, adj. secret. A 3200

Dees, sb. pl. dice. T2 1347

Defaute, sb. default, defect. Bl. 5, I 182

Defende, z. (1) imper. defend, ABC 95; (2) Deffendeth, forbids, B 2945; pp. forbidden,

B 475

Defet, .. enfeebled. T5 618

Deffeted, pp. defeated. Bo. 261

Defusioun, sb. diffuseness. T3 296

Degise, adj. fashionable. I 417

Degree, sb. rank, A 1168; pl. steps, A 1890

Deydest, pret. didst die. T 263

Deye, sb. dairy-woman. B 4036

Deyned, pret. deigned

Deynous, adj. bumptious. A 3941
Deys, sb. dais. A 370

Del, sb. part, whit

Delyces, sb. pl. delights. C 547
Delit, sb. pleasure. A 335

Delyvere, adj. active. A 84
Delyverly, adv, adroitly.

B 4606

Delivernesse, sb. agility. 1 452

Deme, z. judge, B 2219; Demeth, imper. A 1353 Demeyne, () sb. dominion, B 3855; (2) v. govern, HT 43.

A 3479

B 4077

Drecched, p.p. harassed.

Drecchynge, sb. delaying. I 1000, T3 853
Dredeles, ad, undoubtedly. Bl. 763

Dredful, Dredeful, adj. (1) timorous, PF 19
A 1479; (2) terrible, B 3558

Dreinte, pret. drowned, Bl. 72; was drowne B 923

Dreynt, p.p. drowned. A 3520

Drenchen, v. drown. B 455

Drenchyng, sb. drowning. A 2456

Drerihed, sb. dreariness. R 4728

Dresse, v. make ready. B 1100

Drye, 7. endure, suffer. Mars 251, T5

42,

R

Drough, pret. drew. B 1710, F 965, T3 978

Drovy, adj. turbid. 1816

Druery, so. love, affection. R 844, 5063

Drugge, v. drudge. A 1416

Duc, sb. duke. A 860

Dulcarnon, sb. perplexity. See note, T3 931

Dulle, pres. grow dull. R 4792

Dulve, pret. dug. Bo. 1639

Dure, . endure, abide, live. E 166, A 1236, Comp. to his Lady 31

Durre-don, dare do.

T5 840

Durring-don, sb. daring. T5 837 Duweliche, adv. duly. Bo. 190 Dwale, sb. sleeping draught. A 4161 Dwyned, p.p. dwindled.' R 360

Ech, adj. each. A 39

Eche, . eke, increase. T1 705, T5 110

Eched, Echid, p.p. increased. T3 1329, Bo. 74.
Echynnys, sb. pl. sea-urchins. Bo. 798
Echon, each one

Eek, adv. also.

A 41

Eem, Em, sb. uncle. T1 1022, T2 162
Eft, adv. again. A 1669

Eft-sones, adv, soon again. T 1468

Egal, adj. equal. T3 137, Bo. 575

Egalitee, Egalyte, sb. equality, equanimity. I 949, Bo. 395

Egaly, adv. equably. Bo. 398

Egge, sb. edge. T927, Former Age 19
Eggement, sb. incitement. B 842

Egre, adj. sharp, bitter. Bo. 215, I 117, R 5473

Envyned, p.p. supplied with wine.
Envoluped, p.p. enveloped. C 942
Equipolences, sb. pl. equivalents. R 7076
Er, adv. conj. prep, before

Ercedeken, sb. archdeacon. A 655
Ere, sb. ear; Erys, pl. A 556

Bo. 216

Ere, v. plough, A 886; Ered, .p. HF1 485
Erke, adj. irked, weary. R 4867
Erme, v. grieve. Bl. 80, C 312
Ernes, sb. earnestness. R 4838
Ernestful, adj. serious. E 1175
Erraunt, adj. wandering. Bl. 660
Ers, sb. arse. A 3734
Eschaufede, pret. chafed. Bo. 211
Eschaufeth, pres. grows warm.
Eschaunges, sb. pl. exchanges.
Eschew, Eschu, adj. unwilling.
Esed, .p. entertained. A 29
Esoyne, so. excuse for absence.
Espleiten, 7. perform. R 6174
Estat, sb. state. A 926
Estatlich, adj. stately. A 140
Estatutes, sb. pl. statutes.

HF2 189
I 971, E 1812

I 164

Bo. 269

Estres, sb. pl. inner parts of a house. A 1971, 4295, L 1715

Ethe, adj. easy. T5 850

Evene, adj. average. A 82
Everich, pron. each. A 371
Everychon, each one. A 31
Everydel, every whit. A 368
Ew, sb. yew-tree. A 2923, PF 180
Exces, sb. excess, extravagance.
Expans, adj. separate.

F 1275

Extre, sb. axle. As. i. § 14 Ey, sb. egg. B 4035

TI 626

Facound, sb. eloquence. C 50, Bl. 925

Facound, adj. eloquent. PF 520

Fader, sb. (gen.) father's. R 781

Fadme, sb. fathom. A 2916, Bl. 422

Fayle, v. make mistakes. R 4249

Fair, adj.; A fair, a good one, A 165, T3 850 Faire, adv. fairly. A 94

Fairye, sb. fairyland. E 95

Faldyng, sb. coarse cloth. A 391
Fallaces, sb. pl. fallacies. R 7077
Falle, v. happen

Falsen, v. falsify. A 3175

Falwe, adj. brown, yellow. HF3 46
Falwes, sb. pl. fallows. D 656
Famulier, adj. familiar.
Fan, sb. quintain. H 42

A 215

Fantastik, adj. imaginative. A 1376
Fantome, sb. fantasy. B 1037
Farce, imperat. paint. R 2285

Fardeles, sh. pl. burdens. R 5683

Fare, sb. fuss, disturbance. A 3999, T3 860
Fare, . go, speed, behave
Fare, .. gone. F 1546
Fare-carte, sb. cart.

T5 1162

Femenye, sb. womankind. A 866

Femininitee, sb. womanhood, feminine appearance. B 360 Fend, sb. fiend. I 584

Fenix, só. phoenix. Bl. 981

Fer, adj. and adv. far

Ferde, sb. dat. fear. Bl. 981, T1 557, L 2332
Ferde, pret. fared, behaved. A 1372, 3606
Fere, sb. fellow, companion, L 969; In fere, I-fere,
together

Ferforth, adv. far forward; So ferforth, So
ferforthly, to such an extent. B 372, A 950
Ferfulleste, adj. sup. most timorous.
T2 450
Ferly, adj. wonderful. A 4173

Fermacies, sh. pl. pharmacies, medicines.

A

Ferne, adj. pl. ancient, A 14; Ferne yere, past years, T5 1176

Ferre, adv. coup, farther. A 47

Ferreste, adj. super, farthest. A 494

Fers, sb. piece at chess. Bl. 653

Ferthe, card. num. fourth. B 823
Ferther, adv. further. A 36

Ferthyng, sb. morsel.

Fesaunt, sb. pheasant.
Fest, sb. fist. C 802

A 134 PF 357

For, conj. because. T1 802

For, prep. in fear of, T1 748, T2 194, 868; against,
TI 928

For al, notwithstanding. T4 55 note
Forbede, Forbode, pres, subj. forbid.
Forbise, 7. exemplify. T2 1390

For-brak, pret. interrupted. Bo. 1143

Forby, adv. by, past. A 175

For-cracchen, v. scratch. R 323

For-do, . destroy. T1 238

L 10

For-do, For-done, p.p. destroyed, ruined. T1 74.

R 4339

For-drede, sb. fear. B 2383

For-dryve, p.p. driven astray.

A 3782

For-dwyned, p.p. wasted. R 366 Foreyn, sb. outer room.

L 1962

Foreyne, adj. foreign, external, public.

680, 755

For-fare, v. fare ill. R 5778

Bo.

Forheed, Forheved, sb. forehead. G 580, Bo. 132 Forlete, resign, forgo, forsake, B 1848, C 864, I 720; Forleten, p.p. forsaken, HF2 186 Forloyn, sh. note on horn recalling hounds when at fault. Bl. 386

Forlyved, .. decrepit. Bo. 763

Forlyven, . degenerate. Bo. 758

B 2290

Formel, sb. any hen-bird of prey. PF 371

Forme, adj. first.

Formest, adj. foremost.

Bl. 889