GLOSSARY

OF OBSOLETE WORDS, AND OF WORDS VARYING FROM THEIR ORDINARY SIGNIFICATION.

A.
Anchor, a hermit.

JAttornied, supplied by substitation of
Abate, to depress, sink, subdue. Ancient, an ensign, or standard-bearer. embassies.
A B C, a catechism.
Angle, a fishing rod.

Audacious, spirited, animated.
Abhor, to protest against.
Anight, in the night.

Audrey, a corruption of Ethelrea Abjects, debased servile persons. Answer, retaliation.

Augurs, prognostications.
Able, to qualify or uphold.
Anthropophagi, cannibals.

Aukward, adverse.
Abortive, issuing before its time, Antick, the fool of the sld play. Aunts, strumpets.
Absolute, complete, perfect. Antiquity, old age.

Authentic, learned.
Abase, deception.
Antres, caves and dens.

Awful, reverend,
Abused, deceived.
Appenche, to impeach.

Awless, tuling to produce awe
Aby, to pay dear for, to rue, to suffer. Appeal, to accuse.
Abysm, abyss.
Appeared, made apparent.

B.
Accite, to cite or summon.

Apple-john, an apple that will keep Baccare, stand back, give place Accuse, accusation.

for two years.

Bairn, brusliwood.
Achieve, to obtain.

Apply, to attend to, consider. Baldrick, a belt.
Aconitum, woll's-bane.
Appointment, preparation.

Bale, misery.
Acquittance, requital.
Apprehension, opinion.

Baleful, bancful.
Action, direction by mute signs,charge, Apprehensive, quick of comprehen. Balked, bathed or piled up.
or accusation.

sion,

Ballase, ballast.
Action-taking, litigions.

Approbation, entry or probation. Ealm, the oil of consecration
Actures, actions.
Apprcof, approbation, proof.

Ban, curse.
Additions, titles or characters. Approve, to justify, prove, establish. Band, bond.
Address, to prepare, to make rendy. Approved, experienced.

Eandog, village-dog. Addresserl, or addrest, ready. Approvers, those who try.

Bandy, to exchange smartly Admittance, favour.

Aqua-vitæ, strong waters, probably Bank, to sail along banks. Advance, to prefer.

usqucbaugh.

Banning, cursing.
Advertising, attentive.
Arabinn biril, the phanix.

Banquet, a slight repast.
Adversity, contrariety.
Arch, chief.

Bar, barrier.
Advertisement, admonition,
Argentine, silver.

Barbason, the name of a demon. Advice, consideration, discretion, Argentine, the goddess Diana.

Barbe, a kind of veil. thought. Argier, Algiers.

Barbed, warlikely caparisoned. Advise, to consider, to recollect. Argosies, ships laden with great Barber-monger, an associate of barbers. Advised, cool, cautious.

wealth.

Bare, to shave. Aery or Aiery, a hawk's or eagle's Argument, subject for conversation, Bare, mere. nest.

evidence, proof.

Barful, full of impediments. Affect the letter, to practise allitera. Arm, to take up in the arms.

Barın, yenst.
tion.
Aroint, avaunt, begone.

Barn, or bairn, a child.
Affect, love,
A-row, successively.

Barnacles, a shell-fish.
Affection, affectation, imagination. Art, practice as distinguished from Darns, keeps in a barn.
Affectioned, affected.

theory; also, theory.

Barren, ignorant.
Affects, affections.
Articulate, to enter into articles.

dishonoured.
Afleered, confirmed.
Artificial, ingenious, artful.

Lase, a rustic game called prison-base. Aled, betroihed. As, as if.

Bases, a kind of loose breeches worn Alfined, joined by affinity. Asciunt, askew, sideways.

by equestrian knights.
Affront, to confront.
Aspect, countenance.

Basilisks, a species of cannon.
Ally, to betroth.
Aspersion, sprinkling.

Bastit, 'tis enough.
Aglet-baby, a diminutive being, not As point, completely armed.

Bastard, raisin wine. exceeding the tag of a point, from Assay, test.

Bat, a club. aiguilettes. Ascapart, a giant.

Bate, strife. Agnize, acknowledge, confess, vow. Assinego, a male ass.

Bate, to flutter as a hawk. A-good, in good earnest.

Astringer, a gentleman falconer. Batlet, an instrument with which um, guess, suspicion. Assurance, conveyance or deed.

washers used to beat clothes. Airy fame, mere verbal eulogy Assured, affianced.

Batten, to grow fut. Aider-liefest, best beloved.

Ates, instigate from Ate, the goddess Battle, army. Ale, a merry-meeting.

of bloodshed.

Bawcock, a jolly fellow. A'life, at life.

Atomies, minute particles visible in Bay, the space between the main Allow, to approve.

the sun's rays.

beams of a house,
Allowance, approbation.
Attasked, taken to task.

Bay-curial, a bay docked horse.
Amaze, to perplex.
Attended, waited for.

Bay-window, a bow-window.
Amazonian chin, a beordless chin. Attent, attentive.

Beadsmen, religious persons, mainAmes-ace, the lowest chance of the Atone, to reconcile.

tained to pray for their benefactor, dice. Attest, attestation.

Beak, the forecastle.
Amiss, misfortune.
Attorney, deputation.

Bear a brain, to perfectly resemble Amort, dispirited,

Attorneyship, the discretional agency Beard, to defy. An, a

of another,

Bearing, demeanouz

Base,

Bearing-cloth, a mantle used at chris- Bow, yoke.

Canary, a dance. tenings. Bolds, etaboldens.

Candle-wasters, those who sit up si Bent, (in lalconry) to flutter. Bolu red, bedaubed.

night to drink. Beating, hammering, dwelling upon. Borne in hand, deceived.

Canker, the dog-rose. Beaver, helmet in general.

Bottled-spider, a large bloated spider. Cansuck, candlestick. Beck, a salutation made with the head. bonited, sisted.

Cantons, cantos.
Becomed, becoming.

Bowlins or bowlines, tackle of a ship. Canvas. to sift.
Beetle, to hang over the base.
Bollen, swollen.

Canvas.climber, a sailor.
Behave, to minige.
Bordered, restrained.

Cap, the top, the chief.
Beliests, commands,
Bower, a chamber.

Cap, to salute by taking off the cap. Beholding, viewing with regard. Brace, arinour for the arm.

Capable impressure, hollow mark. Erhowl, to howl at. Brach, a hound.

Capitulate, to make head against
Being, abode.
Brack, to salt.

Capocchia, a sot.
Bellame, ancient mother.
Braid, crafty, deceitful.

Capon, metaphor for a letter.
Be lee'd, becalmed.
Brain's-How, tears.

Capricious, lascivious.
Delongings, endowments.

Brahe, an instrument of torture ; also Captious, capacious. Be-mete, be-measure.

a thicket.

Carack, a ship of great bulk
Be-moiled, bedraggled, bemired. Brands, a part of the andirons on Caracts, characters.
Bending, unequal to the weight.

which the wood for the fire was Carbonado, a piece of meat eat cross. Benefit, beneficiary.

supported.

ways for the gridiron. Bent, utmost degree of any passion. Brasier, a manufacturer of brass ; also, Card, a sea-chari, pertraps also the Benuinbed, indexible.

a vessel in which charcoal is burnt. compass. Beshri'w, may ill bit Jl.

Brave, to defy, niso to make fine. Carded, mixed.
Be mirch, to foul or dirty.

Bravdy, splendidly, gallantly. Care, inclination.
Best, bravest.
Bravery, linery.

Careires, the motion of a horse ; to Bestowed, slowed away, lodged. Braul, a kind of dance.

pass the careires, means to over Bestraught, distractd. Brtying, harshi, grating.

step the bounds of decorum. Beteelli,to give, pour out, permit,sufler, Break, to begin.

Carkanet, a necklace.
Bewry, betray.
Brak up, to carve.

Carl, clown, boor.
Bezonin, a mean fellow.

Break with, to break the matter to. Carlot, peasant. Bias-cheek, swelling out like the bias Breast, voice.

Carnal, sanguinary. of a bowl.

Bronth, speech, also exercise. Carowses, drinks. Bid, to invite.

Breathing-courtesy, mere verbal com- Carriage, import. Bid the buse, to challenge in a contest. pliment.

Carried, conducted. Bifold, two-fold.

Breeched, foully shentheil, mired. Carry, to prevail over. Biogin, a cap

Breeching, liable to be flogged. Cart, a chariot. Bilverry, the whortleberry,

Breuthed, inured by constant practice. Case, skin, outward garb. Dilo, a Spanish Wade, made at B.lboa Brenthe, to utter.

Case of lives, a set of lizes. Bilbow's, letters.

Breed.bale, an exciter of quarres. Casques, helinets. Bill, articles of accusation.

Brilebuck, a buck sent as a bribe. Cusvoch, a horseman's loose coat. Bill, a weapon, furine rly carried by Bridal, the nuptial feast.

Cast, to empty; also to dismiss, reject. Watchinen,

Bring, to attend or accompany. Cast, reckoned. Bin, is.

Brize, the gul, or horse-tly. Castilian, an opprobrious term. Bird-boll, an arrow shot at birds from Erond, to put on the spit, to transfix. Castiliano vulgo, a cant term of cog. å cross-low. Prook, the ladger.

tempt. Bisson, blind. Brogues, a kind of shocs.

Cast-lips, left off lips. Blink, the white mark in a target. Mrokan, communicated.

Casi the water, to find out disorders by Bank and level, mark and aim, (terms Broker, & match-maker, a procuress. inspecting the urine. of gunnery.) Crouched, adorned.

Catninn, a liar. Blaze of youth, the spring of early life. Brought, attended.

Cating, a small lutestring, made of cat Blear, to deceive.

Brow of youth, the height of youth. gut. Blench, to start off, to fly off. Brown-bill, a battle-axe'.

Cavalero.justice, a cant term. Blent, blended.

Brownist, a follower of Brown, a sec. Cavalerocs, gay fellows. Blind worms, the cæcilia, or slow. tarian.

Caviare, too good for, or above the com. Worm.

Bruising-irons, an allusion to the an. prehension of; so called from a Blood-boltered, daubed with blood. ciunt mace,

delicacy made of the roe of stor Blown, pulli-d-up, swollen. Bruil, report with clamour.

geons, eaten by the quality.
Blows, swells.
Brusl of time, decay of time.

Cautel, subtlety.
Bloody, sanguine.
Bug, bugbears, false terrors.

Cautel or candle, the corner, or piece
Blue caps, the Scotch.
Bumbard, a large drinking vessel.

of any thing. Blant, stupid, insensible. Buns, a cut.purse.

Caulelous, insidious, cautious. Blurt, blurted, an expression of con. Buiting, a bird.

Cearment, the wrapping of an embalmtempt. Burgonet, a helmet.

ed body. Board, to accost. Busky, woody,

Cease, decease. Bobh, to trick,

Butt-shan, an arrow to shoot at shafts Censure, to give an opinion. Bodged, boggled, clumsy.

with.

Centuries, companies of an hundred Bodkin, a small dagger. Buxom, obedient,

men each. Bolted, sinted. By’rlaken, by our lady.

Ceremonious, superstitious. Bolting-hutch, the receptacle in which

Certes, certainly. the meal is bolted.

C.

Cess, measure, tax or subsidy.
Bombard, or buinixırd, a barrel. +
Caddis, worsted lace.

Chair, throne.
Bombist, the stufling of clothes. Cade, a barrel.

Chaliced, i. e. flowers, with cups, from Bona-robas, strumpets. Cadent, falling.

calir. Bond, bounden duty. Cage, a prison.

Challenge, the right of refusing a jury. Bony or bonny, handsome. Cain-coloured, yellow.

man. Book, paper of conditions. Caitiff, a scoundrel.

Chamber, ancient name for London ; Boot, profit, something over and above. Calculate, to foretell.

also, a piece of ordnance.
Bore, demeaned.
Caliver, a musket.

Chamberers, intriguers.
Bore, the calibre of a gun.
Call, to visit.

Champian, an open country.
Bores, stabs.
Callet, a woman, a witch.

Chantry, a small chapel in a cathedral
Bosky, woody.
Calling, appellation.

Character, hand-writing.
Bosom wish, heart's desire.
Calm, qualm.

Charactery, the matter with which let
Bots, worms in a horse's stomach Camelot, a place where King Arthur ters are made.
Bourn, Yeundary, rivulet.,

is supposed to have kept his court. Chares, task-worki,

Charge-house, free school
Co-mart, a joint bargain.

Coster-monger, a dealer in costers or
Chariest, most cautious,
Come of, to pay.

apples.
Chariness, caution,
Come of will, to succeed.

Cote, to overtake.
Charitable, dear, endearing.
Co.meddled, mingled.

Cotrd, quoted, regarded.
Charles-wain, the constellation called Combinate, betrothed.

Corsale, Cotswood in Gloucester.
the bear.
Comfort, to aid.

Couch, to lie with.
Charın your tongue, be silent.
Contorting, abetting.

Count, to reckon upon.
Charmer, one who deals in magic. Comina, connection.

Countenance, favour; also, false ap. Charneco, a sicet wine. Commission, authority.

pearance, hypocrisy.
Chance, fortune.
Commend, commit.

Counter, a hunting terin.
Chary, cautious.
Committed, lain with.

Counter-caster, one who reckons with
Chxses, a term in tennis.
Commodity, sell-interest.

counters. Chaudron, entrails.

Commonty, a comedy.

Counter-check, a term in chess. Cheater, for escleatour, an officer in Compact, niede up of.

Counterfeit, a portrait.
the Exchequer.
Companies, companions.

Counterpoints, counterpanes.
Checks, probably for ethics.
Compre, comparison,

County, count, earl.
Cheer, countenance.

Comparative, ii dealer in comparisons. Couplement, a couple. Cherry-pit, a game with cherrystones. Compassed, round.

Courses, the mainsail and foresail.
Cheveril, soft leather; also, conscience. Compassed cape', a round cape. Court-cupboard, sideboard.
Chew, to ruminate, consider. Compussed window, a bow-window. Court confect, a spurious nobleman.
Chewet, a chuttering bird.
Compassionate, plaintive,

Court lioly-water, flattery,
Clide, to resound, to echo; also to Compose, lo come in a composition. Covered, hollow.
scold, be clamorous.
Composture, composition.

Cowel, awed.
Chilling, sound; noisy.

Composition, bargain; also, consis. Cower, to sink down. Child, a knight, a hero.

lency:

Cowlstaff, a stuff used in carrying a
Child a female infant.
Competitors, confederates.

busket.
Childing, unseasonably pregnant. Compl ments, accomplishments Coy, to soothe.
Chopine, a high shoe.
Complexion, humour.

Coyrd, yielded reluctantly.
Chouch, a bird of the daw species, Comply, to compliment.

Coystril, a coward cock, ia poltroon. Christom, or clirisom, the white cloth Conptibk, submissive.

Cozier, a tailor, a botcher. put on a new baptized cield. Conceit, imagination, wit, idea. Crack, dissolntion ; also, a boy-child. Chuck, chicken, a terin of endearinent. Conceited, ingenious.

Crinks, windings. Chuff, rich, avantcious.

Concent, comected harmony. Cranking or crankling, the rush of a Chopping, jabbering. Conclusions, experiments.

rivo. Cicatrice, the scar of a wound. Concupy, concupiscence.

Crants, garlands.
Circummurd, walled round.
Condolement, sorrow.

Crare, a small trading vessel.
Circumstance, conduci, detuil, circum. Conduct, conductor.

Crash, to be merry over.
locution.
Cony-catchesi, tricked.

Craven, a cowardly cock, mean, cow.
Cite, incite.
Coney-catcher, a cheat.

ardly. Cital, recital. Confission, profission

Creue', compounded, made up of.
Civil, grave, solcmn.
Confiness, boundless.

Crodent, credible
Civil, human.
Contound, to destroy.

Credii, account, information, credulity Cittern, a musical instrument. Conjaci, conjecture.

Cress 1:3, lights set upon a beacon. (luck.disli, a beggar's dish. Constnt, will, conspiracy.

Cressive, increasing (immour, a term in bell-ringing. Consider, reward.

Crest, the summit.
Clap-in, fall to.
Consin, scalid.

Crestless, those who have no right to Clugpedi’ the clout, hit th:9 white mark. Consist, stand.

armorial by arings.
Clar, to join hands.
Consort, company.

Crewel, worsted.
Claw, to flatter.
Conspectuity, sight.

Crisp, curled, winding.
Clean, completely.
Constancy, consistency

Critic, cynic.
Clean him, awry.
Constantly, certainly.

Critical, censorious.
Clear, pure.

Contemptible, contemptuous. Crone, a very old woman.
Clear st, purest.
Continuate, uninterrupted

Crosscs, money stamped with a cross.
Clepe, to call.
Continue, to spend.

Crow-keeper, a scarecrow. Clerkly, karned, scholar-like. Continent, containing.

Crownet, last purpose.
Cling, to dry, or shrink up.

Contraction, marriage-contract. Crulentious, cruel.
Clinquant, glittering.
Contrarious, diferent.

Crusado, a Portuguese coin.
Clipt, embraced.
Contrary, to contruict.

Crush, to drink.
Cloui, the white mark at which archers Contrive, to spend, to wear out. Crushi a cup, to crack a bottle.
shoot.
Control, consule.

Cry, a pack of hounds.
Cloured, hobnailed.

Convents, agrees, is convenient. Cry aim, to encourage. Coach-fellow, one who draws with a Convented, summoned.

Crystals, the eyes, confederate.

Conversion, change of condition. Cub-drawn, alluding to a bear whose Consting, conicilintory. Converse, associnte, interchange.

dugs are dry. Codling, an unripe apple, Convertite, a convert.

Cue, a theatrical terin, the last word Cob-loaf, a crusty, uncven loaf. Couvey, to steal.

of the preceding speech. Cock, cock-boat.

Conveyance, slight of hand, theft. Cuisses, armour for the thighs.
Cock-and-pye, a vulgar oath,
Conveyers, thieves.

Cullion, a paltry follow.
Cockshul-time, twilight.

Conveyed himself, derived his title. Cunning, knowledge. Cockle, a corn-weed.

Convicted, overpowered, bafiled Curl), to bend or truckle. Cockle hat, a pilgrim's hat.

Convince, to convict, to subdue. Curiosity, curiousness, finical delicacy
Codding, amorous.
Convive, to feast.

Curious, scrupulous.
Codpiece, a part of the dress. Copatain hat, a hat with a conicalcrown Curled, ostentatiousiy dressed.
Coffin, the cavity of a raised pie. Cope, encounter, covering.

Currents, occurrences.
Cog, to cheat with dice, to lie. Copped, rising to a top or head. Cursed, under the influence of a malo
Cognizance, badge or token.
Copy, theme.

diction. Cogging, lying.

Coragio, courage, be of good cheer. Cursi, petulant, ill tempered, crabbed, Coigne of vantage, convenient corner. Corinth, a brothel.

harsh,
Coignes, corners.
Corinthian, a wencher.

Cursiness, ill-humour.
Coil, bustle, stir.
Corky, dry, withered.

Curiail, a little cur.
Cold, naked.
Corollary, surpius,

Curtal, a docked horse.
Collection, consequence, or corollary. Corporal, corporeal.

Curte-axe, a cutlass, broad-sword.
Collied, black, smutted,
Corrigible, corrected,

Customer, a strumpet.
Colt, to trick,
Costard, a head,

Cut, a horse.

Cut and longtail, poor and rich. Disnatured, wanting natural affection. Empery, sovereign pover.
Cuttle, a knite used by si arpers. Dispark, to destroy a pauk or inclosure. Emulous, envious, jualous.
Cyprus, a transparent stuff. Disperge, to sprinkle.

Emulation, envy.
Disponge, to discharge as a sponge. Encave, to hide.
D.

Dispose, disposal, coinmund. Endart, to dart forth.
Daft, or dort, to put off.
Dispose, to indke terms.

Enteoir, to invest with possession
Dully, io trille,
Disposition, frame.

Engruss, to l'atten.
Damn, lo condemn.
Disseat, displace, depose.

Engaged, delivered as an hostage. Danger, control.

Dissemble, to gloss over, disguise. Engrossments, accumulation. Dank, wel, rotten.

Dissembling, putung dissimilar things Enkindle, lo stimulate. Danskers, natives of Denmark.

together.

Enmesh, to inclose, as in mesbes. Darkling, in the dark. Distnined, unstained.

Emnew, (in talcoury) to force to win Darrigu, to arrange. Disinste, to corrupt.

cover. Daub, to disguise. Distemper, intoxication

Enridged, bordered. Daubery, falschood, counterfeit. Distemperature, perturbation. Ensconce, to secure in a safe place, Day-bed, a couch Distempered, ont of humour.

to fortify. Day-lighit, broad day. D straught, distracted.

Enseained, greasy. Duy-woman, dairymail.

Distractions, detaclients, separate Euseer, to dry up. Dealt, fought by proxy.

bodies.

Enslield, concealed. Dear, immedinie, consequential. Divert, to turn aside.

Ensteeped, immersed. Deurn, direful, lonely, solitary. Division, a term in music.

Entertaininent, py; also, being te Death-tokens, spots on those infected voll, to put off.

ceived into service. with the plugue. Lole, alms, distribution, lot.

Entreatments, farows; also, objects Death's-man, executioner. Dolphin, the Dauphin.

of entreaty.
Debitor, debtor.
Don, to put on, to do on.

Enry, aversion, malice.
Deboshed, debauched.
Done to death, kille.

Enviously, angrily.
Decay, poverty, infortunes. Done, expended, consumed.

Ephesian, a cant term.
Deck of cards, a peck.

Done upon the gud, suddenly. Erring, errant, wandering.
Decked, sprinkled.
Dotant, dotard.

Escape, illegitimate child.
Decline, to run through (as in gram. Double, full of duplicity.

Escoicd, pa d. mar) from first to lasi.

Double vouchers, a law term Esil, or Eisc, a river.
Declined, the fallen.
Doubt, to fear.

Esperance, mouw of the Percy family
Deen, opinion, surin se.
Dout, to do out, extinguish.

Espials, spies.
Deer, aniinals in general.
Dowle, a fealier.

Essential, existent, real.
Defauli, (in the) at a nerd

Down-kyved, hanging down, like what Estimate, price. Defeat, to free, to dis.mbarrnes.

contines the letters round the ancies. Estimation, conjecture. Deftature, alteration of teatures. Draught, the jakis.

Estridges, Ostriches.
Defence, art of fincing.
Draw, to withdraw.

Eterne, eternal.
Defend, to forbid.
Drawn, embowelled.

Even, to make eren, or eritrat. Detily, adroilly, dexterously. Duwn fox, one which is trailed over Even christian, fellow-chirisikan. Defy, to reject.

the ground!, to deceive the hounds. Evils, jakis.
Degrees, sups.
Drachmas, a Greek coill.

Examined, doubted.
Delay, to let slip.
Dressings, appearances of virtue.

Excellent últerelices, dis:ingudes
Demerits, merits.
Drew, assembled.

celencies. Deinurely, goleinnly.

Drive, to tly with impetrosity. Excrement, the beard.
Denay, denial.
Drollery, a puppel-shew.

Execute, to irse, or employ.
Denayed, denied.
Drugs, drudzes.

Executors, executioners,
Denier, a coin.
Drumble, io ect lazily.

Exercise, exhortation.
Denude, to strip, divest.

Ducdaine", (dluc ad me) bring him to Exhale, to breathe one's last. Deny, to refuse.

me, the burtlen of a song.

Exhaust, to draw forth,
Depart, to part.

Dudgeon, the handle of a dagger Ex:bition, allowance.
Departing, separation.
Due, lo indue, to deck.

Exigent, end, exigency.
Depend, to be in service
Duke, a leader.

Exorcisin, the raising of spirits.
Deprive, to disinheril.
Dull, gentie soothing.

Expect, expectation.
Deracinate, to root up.
Dullard, a stupid person.

Expedience, expedition.
Derogate, degruled.
Dump, a mournful elegy.

Expedient, expeditious.
Descant, to barangue upon; also, a Dup, 10 do up, to lift up.

Expediently, expeditiously. term in music. Duinb), to make silent,

Expaettuate, to discuss. Deserved, deserving.

Durance, some lasting kind of stuff. Exsufllicate, bubule-like. Design, to mark oul.

Extend, to seize. Despatchedi, berat.

E.

Extent, violence, seizur.
Detected, suspected.
Eager, (from aigre, Fr.) sour, harski.

Extern, external.
Dich, do it.
Eaunis, lainus.

Extremity, calanity.
Dichon, Richard.
Eur, lo plough.

Expiate, to end.
Die, gaming
Ear-kissing, whispering.

Exposture, exposure.
Diet, to compel to fast.
Easy, slight, inconsiderable.

Express, lo reveal.
Diffused, wild, irregular.
Eche, to eke out.

Expulsed, expelled.
Digress, to deviate from what is right. Eestisy, madness,

Extracting, distracting. Digression, transgression.

Effects, affections; also, actions, deeds Extravagant, wandering. Dildos, the burthen of u song.

effected.

Eyas musket, a young hawk
Dint, impression.
Encst, readiest.

Lyases, nestlings.
Disable, io undervalue.
Egypt, a gipsy.

Eyliads, eyes.
Disappointed, unprepared.
Eld, old time; also, aged persons.

Eyne, eyes.
Discandy, to disselve.
Element, initiation.

Evry, a nest of hawks.
Disclose, to hatch.

Elr, done by elves, or fuiries. Eysel, vinegar.
Discontents, malcontents.

Elvish-inarked, marked by elves.
Discourse, reason.
Emballing, distinguished by the ball,

F.
Disease, uncasiness, discontent.

the einblem of royalty.

Face, to carry a foolish appearan.ca Diseases, sayings. Embare, to expose.

Face-royal, a privileged lace. Disgrace, hardship, injury.

Embarquements, impediments. Facinorous, wicked.
Dishabited, dislodged.

Embossed, inclosed, swollen, pussy. Fact, guilt.
Dislike, displease.
Embowelled, exhausted.

Factious, active,
Dislimn, to unpaint, obliterate. Embraced, indulged in,

Faculty, exercise of power
Disme, tenth, or tithe,
Empericutick, elapirical,

Fadge, to suit.

Fadings, a danca.
Flibbertigibbet, fend.

Generous, nobly bort.
Faith, Adelity.
Flickering, fluttering.

Gennets, Spanish horses,
Faithfully, fervently

Flight, a sort of shooting.

Gente, noble, high-born.
Fain,
fond.
Flote, wave.

Gentry, complaisance,
Fair, for fairness.

Flourish, to ornament ; also, to sanc- German, akin. Faltors, traitors.

tion.

Germins, seeds begun to sprout Falsing, salsifying. Flout, to wave in mockery

Gest, & stage or journey. Falsely, illegally, dishonesty. Flush, mature.

Gib, a cat. Familiar, & demon.

Foeman, an enemy in was

Giglot, a wanton.
Fancies and good-nights, little poems Foin, to thrust in fencing.

Gilder, a coin, value 2s.
so called,
Foizon, plenty.

Gilt, gold money.
Fancy, love.
Folly, depravity.

Gimmal, a ring or engine.
Fancy-free, clear of love.
Fond, foolish.

Ging, a gang.
Fang, to seize.

Fools' zanies, baubles surmounted with Gird, a sarcasm. Fans, ancient

a fool's head.

Glaire, a sword.
Fantastical, imaginative.
Foot-cloth, horse-covering

Gleek, to joke.
Fantasticoes, affected persons. For, because

Glib, to geld.
Fap, beaten, drunk.
Force, to stufr.

Glooming, gloomy.
Farced, stuffed.
Forced, false.

Gloze, to expound.
Fardel or Farthel, a burthen. Forbid, accursed.

Glut, to swallow.
Fashions, the farcens, a disease of Fordid, destroyed.

Gnarled, knotty.
horses.
Fordo, to undo.

God 'ield you, God yield you.
Fat, dull.
Foredone, overcome.

Gongarian, Hungarian.
Favour, countenance:
Forfended, forbidden.

Good-deed, indeed.
Favours, features.
Forepast, already had.

Good-den, good evening.
Fear, to intimidate, danger. Fore-slow, to loiter.

Good-jer, the venereal disease Feared, afraid.

Forgetive, inventive.

Gorbellied, corpulent.
Fearful, timorous; also, formidable. Forked, horned.

Gospelled, puritanic.
Feat, dexterous.
Formal, in form.

Goss, furze.
Feated, made neat.
Former, foremost.

Gossamer, atoms that float in the sun
Feature, beauty.
Forspent, exhausted,

beams. Federacy, confederate. Forspoke, contradicted

Gourds, dice.
Fee-grief, a peculiar sorrow. Forslow, delay.

Gouts, drops.
Feeder, a dependant,
Forwearied, worn out.

Go your gait, go away.
Feeding, maintenance.
Fox, a sword.

Grained, furrowed, like the grain of Feere, or pheere, a companion. Foxship, mean, cunning

wood; also, died ingrain.
Feet, footing.
Frampold, peevish.

Gramercy, great thanks.
Fell, skin.
Frank, a sty.

Grange, a lone farm house
Fell of hair, capilitium, any part cover. Franklin, a small freeholler

Gratillity, gratuity.
ed with hair.
Frayed, frightened.

Grats, pleases.
Fell-feats, savage actions.
Free, artless.

Gratulate, to be rejoiced in.
Fence, the art of self-defence. Frel, the stop of a musical instrument. Grave, to entomb.
Feodary, a confederate.
Friend, a lover.

Grave-man, a man in his grave. Festinately, hastily.

Friend, for friendship, to befriend. Graves or Greaves, leg-armour
Festival terins, elegant phrase. Frippery, an old clothes shop. Greasily, grossly.
Fet, fetched.
Frize, a Welch cloth.

Greek, a bawd.
Few, in brief.:
From, in opposition to.

Greenly, unskilfully.
Fico, a term of contempt.
Fronted, opposed.

Green-sleeves, an old song.
Fielded, in the field of battle. Frontier, forehead.

Grise or Grize, a step. Fights, clothes hung round a ship to Fronuel, a forehead cloth

Grossly, palpably. conceal the men from the enemy. Frush, to break or bruise

Groundlings, those who sat or stood File, a list. Fulhain, false dice.

on the ground in the old theatres ; Filed, defileu. Fulsome, obscene.

the common people.
Filed, gone an equal pace with. Furnishings, colours, pretences Guard, to fringe.
Fills, the shafts.
Fustilarian, Tusty fellow.

Guarded, ornamented.
Filths, common sewers.

Fulfilling, filling to the brim Guerdon, a reward.
Finch egg, a gaudy fellow.
Full, complete.

Gules, (in heraldry) red.
Fine, the conclusion, to make shewy, Fumiter, fumitory.

Gull, the swallow, the throat
artful.
Furnished, dressed.

Guiled, treacherous.
Fine issues, great consequences.

Guinea-hen, a prostitute. Fineless, boundless, endless.

G.

Gun-stones, cannon balls.
Finer, final.
Gabardine, a loose csoak

Gurnet, a fish.
Firago, for Virago.

Gad, a sharp-pointed instrument. Gust, to taste.
Fire-drake, will-o'-the-wisp, or a fire. Gain-giving, miegiving

Gyve, to shackle.
work.
Gamester, a wanton.

Gyves, shackles.
Fire-new, quite new.

Gail, passage.
Firk, to chastise.
Galliard, a dance.

H.
First-house, chief branch of the family. Galliasses, ships.

Hack, to become cheap.
Firstlings, first produce.
Gallimaufry, a medle

Haggard, wild; also, wild hawk..
Fit, a division of a song.
Gallow, to scare.

Hair, complexion, or character.
Fitchew, a polecat.

Gallow-glasses, Irish mosollers. Hall! make room.
Fit o' the face, a grimace.
Garboils, commotions

Happily, accidentally.
Fits o' the season, disorders of the sea. Gaping, shouting.

Happy, accomplished
son.
Garish, gaudy.

Hardiment, bravery.
Fives, a distemper in horses. Garnered, treasured up

Harlocks, wild mustard.
Fixure, position.
Gasted, frighted.

Harlot, a male cheat.
Flap-dragon, inflammable stuff swal. Gayuy, a festival.

Harness, armour.
lowed by topers.
Gaunt, meagre.

Harrows, subdues.
Flap-jack, a pancake.
Gawd, a bauble.

Harry, to harrass.
Flaw, a sudden gust of wind. Gaze, attention,

Having, possessions.
Flecked, spotted, streaked,
Gear, things or matter..

Haviour, behaviour.
Fleet, for noat.
Geck, a fool.

Haught, haughty.
Flestiment, performance.
General, generality.

Haughty, elevated
Flowed, deep-monthede
Generosity, high birth

Halcyon, a bird,

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