me with oppro- brious gestures, i. 681 Hey non nonny-old ballad burden, iii. 166 Hide fox and all after-the game of hide High-men-false dice, i. 1or VOL. III. His-used for the impersonal its, i. 570, 46, 667, iii. 516, 549, 660 Hit it, can you-a song or dance, i. 315 ii. Ho! ho! ho!-a fiendish or supernatural Hoar to make white with leprosy, iii. 87 Hob nob-hit or miss, i. 658 Holla!-a term of the manège, i. 481 Hood-in falconry, to cover the hawk's Hope--to expect, ii. 679. iii. 485 Hot-house-a house of ill fame, i. 156 Hox-to hough, to hamstring, i. 682 164 Hull-to toss to and fro like a ship, ii 755. Humour of forty fancies, iii. 537 Hunt counter-to track the scent back- Hurly-burly-uproar, tumult, iii. 1 Hysterica passio-the disease called the I-the old form of ay, i. 50, iii. 765 Ides-the Roman name for particular days, Idle-crazy, wild, mad-brained, i. 590, 601, Idle-infertile, ii. 673 Idle bed-bed of idleness, iii. 430 'Ild you-yield you, reward you, i. 485, Ill-badly, iii. 683 Ill-erected-erected for evil, ii. 47 Ill-sorted-ill-accompanied, ii. 144 Imp-to amend a hawk's wing, ii. 20 Impeachment-hindrance, ii. 217 Imperseverant-imperceptive, iii. 304 Impleached-interwoven, intertwined, iii. 772 Importance-significance, i. 733 Important-importunate, i. 234, 250, fox, Impose-bidding, requirement, i. 83 Impossible-incredible, i. 251, 580 сс Impress-a device, a motto, ii. 29 470 Incarnadine-encrimson, iii. 16 Inclip-to embrace, iii. 499 Indifferent-impartial, passable, moderate, Ingenier, or Ingener-an ingenious person, Ingeniously-ingenuously, iii. 70 Inherit-to obtain possession, to possess, Inhibit-to prohibit, i. 568 Iniquity-a Morality character, i. 158 i. 474 Inn-mansion, abode, ii. 48 Innocent-a natural, a fool, i. 609 Inquisitive-inquisitor, i. 206 Instance-object, purpose, i. 603 Instance-indication, proof, ùi. 711 682 iii. 70, Intenible-incapable of holding, i. 575 Intergatories-interrogatories, i. 452, 609 Inwardness confidence, intimacy, i. 277 I wis-certainly, truly, 421 JACK-A-LENT-a puppet to be thrown at in Jack guardant-Jack in office, iii 404 i. 381 Jacks-keys of virginals, iii. 758 Jacks and gills-drinking vessels, i. 542 Jar, or tick, of clocks or watches, i. 677, Jauncing-hard riding, ii. 58 Jephthah and his daughter, a popular Jerk-a twitch, a sudden movement, i. 318 Jest to take part in a mask or revel, Jet-to strut, i. 645, iii. 610 Jig, an extempore performance of the John-a-dreams-a sleepy, muddle-headed Joint-ring-a divided ring used as a love- Joint-stool, a-an old proverbial saying, i. 530 Judas and his red beard, i. 486 Justice. a Morality character, i. 158 KAM, clean-rigmarole, iii. 378 Keep to live or reside, i. 431, iii. 434, 668 Ketch-ox or cow fat, ii. 83 Kickie-wickie-term of endearment for a Kind-nature, natural, iii. 560, 705, 709 Kindly pertinently, appositely, appropri- Kindly-according to nature, ii. 756, iii. King's-evil-the scrofula, ii. 40 Knap-to break or crack, i. 422 Knot-grass-a plant supposed to possess Knots-garden figures, i. 298, ii. 39 639 Lenten-meagre, iii. 132 L'envoy-a postscript or epilogue in old Let-to forbear, iii. 680 Let-stop, bar, hindrance, i. 71, 677, iii. Let the world slide-a proverbial saying, i. Letter-syllable, iii. 314 Level-range in gunnery, i. 693, 700, iii. Lewd-wicked, base, malicious, i. 287, ii. Libbard-leopard, i. 342 Liberal-licentious, i 274, 411, ii. 682 Lieger-a resident ambassador, i. 170 Lift-lifted, ii. 251 Lightly-commonly, usually, ii. 478 Likes-pleases, i. 81 Liking-condition of body, i. 105, ii. 97 Limbeck-an alembic, a vessel used in distilling, iii. 12 Limbo-a prison, ii, 592 Limbs of Limehouse-the long-shore rabble. ii. 592 Lime-bird-lime, i. 39. Limited-appointed, iii. 17 Line-to strengthen, ii. 78, 131 Line-lineage, ii. 203 Linstock-a match used by gunners, ii. Low-men-false dice, i. 101 Lower messes-inferior persons, i. 681 Lunes-lunacy, mad freaks, i. 130, 692, Lurch-to gain an easy victory, at cards, Lush-succulent, i. 15 Luxury-concupiscence, i. 202 MACULATE stained, spotted, i. 301 Main of light-flood of light, iii. 737 Make a leg-to make obeisance, iii. 64 Make a shaft or a bolt-here goes, hit or Make, Make the door-to do, to bar the Malkin a homely wench, iii. 359 Manage to govern, i. 741, ii. 37. Mandragora-a powerful opiate, ii. 702, iii. Mandrake-fabulously endowed with life, Marchpane-a confection, ii. 609 Marian, Maid-Robin Hood's mistress, ii. Marigold-the sunflower, i. 713 Match, to set a-to plan a robbery, ii. 64 Material-full of matter, i. 485 Maugre-in spite of, notwithstanding, i. Maund-a basket. iii. 769 Meacock-a chicken-hearted fellow, Mealed-mingled, i. 183 Mean-a term in music, i. 53 Measure-a dance, i. 250 Medecine-a physician, iii. 45 i. 532 Meeds-deserts, merits, ii. 392, 430, iii. 58, 181 Meiny-retinue, ii. 764 Mell-to mix, to meddle, i. 610 Mends in his own hands-must make the best of it, iii. 189 Mephostophilus-a cant word for a gaunt Mercatante-a merchant, i 547 Mere-sole, absolute, certain, ii. 571, 685 Merely entirely, absolu.ely, i. 250, 434, Merit-guerdon, reward, ii. 10 Merry Greek-a wag, or humourist, iii. 192 Metaphysical-supernatural, i. 8 Mete-yard-a measuring yard, i. 551 Mince to walk affectedly, to affect coyness, Mineral-a metallic vein in a mine, iii. 153 Misprising-undervaluing, despising, i. 262, 593 Misprison-mistake, misunderstanding, i. Miss-to dispense with, i. ro Modern-ordinary, common, i. 767, ii. 633, Modo-a fiend, iii. 777, 785 Moiety a portion, also the half, ii. 90, iii. Moist star-the moon, iii. 107 Mold-warp-the mole, ii gr Monstrous unnatural, ominously pro- Montanto a term of fence, i. 242 More-greater, further, i. 770, ii. 199, iii. More and less-great and small, ii. 107, More sacks to the mill-a game, i. 321 Mort o' the deer-a strain on the horn, i. Mortified-ascetic, iii. 44 Mouse-hunt-an animal of the weasel tribe, Mousing-gorging, devouring, i. 753. Much-an expression of contempt, i. 494, Mule, Bajazet's, i. 603. Musit, or Muset-a gap in a hedge, iii. 667 My cake is dough-a proverbial saying, i. My heart is full of woe-a tune, ii. 651 NAPKINS handkerchiefs, iii. 449 454 Naughty-wicked, base, i. 431, ii. 781 Near be, ne'er the near-a proverbial Neat slave-a base cow-herd, ii. 760 Neglection-neglect, ii. 291, iii. 198 Nether-stocks-short stockings, ii. 81, 763 94 Nicely-scrupulously, iii. 631 Nicholas' clerks, St.-cut-purses, ii. 73 Nick, out of all, beyond all reckoning, i. 81 Night-rule-a night revel, i. 372 Noddy-a game at cards, also, a noodle, a Noise-a band of musicians, ii. 141 None had an archaic expression, i. 777 Nut-hook-a beadle or catchpoll, i. 97, ii. 181 O-orb, circlet or round, iii. 540 Obsequious-obedient, submissive, ii. 664 Obstacle corruption of obstinate, il. 303 Od's pittikins-God me pity, iii. 312 O'erparted-not equal to a part or charac- 208, i.i. 138 over-reached, over-took, i. O'erstrawed-o'erstrewed, iii. 677 On-pronounced own, i. 56 Once-for the nonce, sometimes, i. 125, Oosel-cock-the blackbird, i. 370 Or e'er-before, sooner than, i. 3, 41, 779 Order, to take-to adapt measures, Orgulous-proud, haughty, iii. 187 522, Ospray-a large hawk, the sea eagle, iii. 400 Ostent-appearance, parade, i. 412 Ouphes-elves, goblins, i. 134, 141 Out of all cess-out of all measure, ii. 72 Overflown-flooded, drowned, i. 382 Overlook, Overlooked to overbear. to Oversee to execute, or superintend the Partisana weapon half-pike and half Partlet, Dame-a name for the hen, i. 695, Pash-head, or brow, i. 679 Pass, passed, passing-to surpass belief or 675 Pass not-regard not, ii. 359 Pass on, pass upon-to sentence, i. 155, il. Pa sy-measure's pavin-a dance, i. 670 Patch-fool or jester, i. 29, 216, 386, 414, Patchery-roguery, villany, iii. 212 Paul's walk, ii. 128 Pavin-a dance, i. 670 Pay-to beat, to punish, i. 136, iii. 310, 324 Peak-to mope, to pule, iii. 137 Peat-a pet, i. 516 Pedant a schoolmaster, i. 534, 536, 547 Peevish-childish, simple, headstrong, ii. Peise-to weigh down, i. 424. ii 517 Pelting-paltry, despicable, i. 163, 360, ii. Penitent-doing penance, i. 207 Pheeze-to tickle, i. 508, iii. 215. Picked-scrupulously nice, i. 327, iii. 174 |