Pilled-robbed, pillaged, ii. 20, 457. Pin, to cleave the-to split the wooden pin Pin and web-the cataract in the eye, i. Pinched-restrained, nipped, i. 688 Pik eyne-small eyes, iii. 500 Pioners, or pioneers-degraded soldiers, ii. Pip-a spot on a card, i. 520 Pitch or pith-eminence, iii. 140 Pitch and pay-pay on delivery, ii. 202 Place-seat f authority, i. 439. iii. 516 Plagued punished, ii. 457 Planched-p.arked, made of boards, i. 180 Polled-cleared, iii. 395 own ad- Pomander-a ball of perfume, i. 723 Port-show, state, appearance, i, 400, 518 iii. 39 Portance-carriage, mien, bearing, ii. 673 Potch-to push, to thrust, iii. 359 Potents-potentates, i. 753 Poulter a poulterer, ii. 86 Pouncet-box-scent-box, ii. 67 Powder-to salt, ii. 118 Poynt, no-non point, i. 301, 336 Practice-conspiracy, machination, col- Presence-presence-chamber, ii. 657 Pretend to intend, i. 67, ii. 205. iii. 692 Prevent-to anticipate, ii. 131, 286, iii. 428, Prick-song-music pricked, Prig-cheat, a thief, i. 710 or noted Primero-an old game at cards, i. 137, ii. Principality-a celestial, i. 64 Principals-the strongest rafters in a build- Princox-a coxcomb, ii. 610 Print, in-precisely, to the letter, i. 59 Prize-privilege, ii. 391 Probal-probable, ii. 692 Proceeding advancement, iii. 437 Prodigious-monstrous, portentous, i. 759. Proface-welcome, ii. 179 Prognostication-almanac, i. 727 Projection-forecast, preparation, ii. 204 Prolixious-coy, delaying, L. 109 Prone-ardent, i. 151, iii. 694 Proper-peculiar, personal, iii. 353. 405 i. 654 Properties, a theatrical term, i. 135, 358 Prorogue to deaden or benumb, ii. 484 Provincial-of the ecclesiastical province, Provincial, from Provins-celebrated for Prune-to plume, ii. 62, iii. 323 Punk-a prostitute, i. 110, 195, 581 Put ch-to incite, to provoke, ii. 692, iii. 42 Quart d'écu, or cardecue-a coin, the Quat-a pimple or scab, ii. 624 Quorn-a hand-mill, i. 359 Quest-inquisition, inquest, jury, i. 181, Questioned-conversed, iii. 682 Quick-alive, quickening, quick-witted, ii. Quick, recreation-lively pastime, i. 296 758 Quilt-a flock bed, ii. ro5 iii. 139, Quips-sudden, angry gibes, scoffs, i. 80 Quittance-requital, to make requital, ii. Quote-to look into, to scan, iii. 125, 578, RABATO, or rebato-an ornament for the Rack-to stretch, to extend, i. 276 iii. 729 Racked-harassed by exactions. ii. 320 Ragged-rough, rugged, base, i. 470, ii. Razes-roots, ii..73 Read-to tread, ii. 102, 594 Reasonable swiftness-speed of thought, Rebate to blunt, i. 154 Rebato a kind of ruff, an ornament for Rebeck-a sort of fiddle, ii. 652 Recheat-a note on the horn, i. 245 Reck-to regard, iii. 115 Record-to chant, i. 90, iii. 631 Recover the wind of me-a hunting ex- Recure-to recover, ii. 492 Red-lattice-the denotement of an ale- Red-lattice phrases-ale-house phraseology, Reduce to restore, to bring back to a Reechy-discoloured by smoke, i. 268 Regard-reflection, observation, iii. 686, 708 Regiment-directorship, rule, iii. 509 Remarkable profoundly striking, iii. 535 Remembered-reminded, iii. 756 i. 199 Remorse-pity, tenderness of feeling, i. Remorseless-relentless, pitiless, iii. 691. 685 622 Rough-hew-to plan, or fashion in the Round-plain spoken, i. 210, iii. 65, 141 Rounded-insinuated, i. 757 Rounding-whispering, insinuating, i. 681 Royal-a coin so called, ii. 84 Roynish-scurvy, i. 466 Ruddock-the red-breast, iii. 310 Ruff-the top of the boot turned over, i. 592 Ruffian-roisterer, swash-buckler, ii. 666 Rushes strewed on room floors, and on SABLES-the wearing of, iii. 144 Sad-grave, serious, i. 54, 247, 260, 717 Saffron-the colour of Judas' hair, the dissembling colour, i. 613 Sagittary-officers' residence at the arsenal Said-done, i. 471, 703, ii. 154 Sail-pomp, swell, ii. 193, iii. 745 Sallets, or salte-Atticism, piquancy, iii. 134 Salt-salt-cellar, i. 75 Saltiers-corruption of satyrs, i. 717 Samingo-San Domingo, an old burden to 'Say-assay, taste, evidence, й. 805 'Sayed-assayed, iii. 604 Scaled-dispersed, iii. 255 Scamble-to seize, to scramble, to rifle, Scamels, or sea-mells-sea-birds, i. 25 Scathe to damage, ii. 610 Sconce the head, i. 208, 211, iii. 174. 381 Scorn it with the heels-a manner of scorn- Scotch-to wound, to notch, iii. 24 Sculls-shoals, iii. 255 'Scuse-excuse, i. 444, ii. 711 Sear-to stigmatize, to close up, i. 688, iii. Season-preservative, iii 29 Secret-separated, devoted, iii. 430 Securely-carelessly, over-confidently, ii. Security-carelessness, over-confidence, ii. See to-to the sight, iii. 732 Seel, in falconry-to sew up the eyes, 25, 518 Seen-versed, practised, skilled, i. 522 Sense, to the-to the quick, ii. 724 Sere, tickled o' the-easily moved to mirth, Sergeant anciently one of the king's Serpigo leprosy, i. 170 Sessa, Sesey-be quiet, i. 508, ii. 780 Set a match-to plan a robbery, ii. 64 Shards-scaly wings of a beetle, iii. 25, 502 359, iii. Sheer-pure, unmixed, i. 512, ii. 54 Shrive to bring to confession and absolve, i. 215 Shriving-time-time of shrift or confession, Shut-up-finished, concluded, iii. 13 Siege a seat, place, state, i. 183, iii. 169 Sights-apertures for seeing through in a Sign-to give an omen, iii. 523 Sir reverence-an apology for any un- Sir, the the gallant, the courtier, ii. 682 i. 295 Sit down, sorrow, i. 299 Skainsmates-reckless fellows, ii. 622 Skinker-drawer of liquor, ii. 79 Slanderous-ignominious, branded, iii 700 Sleave-unwrought silk, iii. 15 Slips-counterfeit pieces of money, ii. 620, 174 Speak to-to aspire or lay claim to, iii. 668 Sprag-quick, ready, sprightly, i. 129 Square-equitable, iii. 102 Square-a quarrel, to quarrel, 359. iii. Squash-an immature peascod, i. 371, Squire a rule, i. 340, ii. 74 Staggers a kind of apoplexy in horses, i. 111. 331 Stain-tinct, mark, eclipse, i. 567, iii. 506 Stand on, stands me upon-it is incumbent State-a chair or throne. ii. 85, iii. 26 Stay-a check or obstacle, i. 755 Stern-rigid, unyielding, i. 604 Still-always, ever, i. 243, 400, 611, ii. 100, Still an end-constantly, perpetually, i. 85. Stithe an anvil. iii. 143 Stithy-the smith's workshop, iii. 143 Stomach-haughtiness, ii. 577 Stood upon-plumed or presumed upon, i.i. Stops a technical term in muic, iii. 143, Stout-bold, proud, i. 776 Strain-lineage, i. 255 Strain-turn, tendency, i. 106 122 Strain courtesy, to-to avoid the post of Strange-wonderful, incredible, ii. 732 Strappado-a kind of punishment, ii. 83 Strike-to tap, to broach, iii. 500 Strossers-trousers. ii. 213 Stuck-a sword, a thrust, iii. 171 Stuffed-furnished, endowed, i. 242, ii. 642 Subject-people, subjects, i. 676 Sumpter-a horse that carries provisions Surprise to capture, to seize unawares, . Swarth or swath-the corn cut with one Swashing-crushing, smashing, ii. 593 Sweet and twenty-a proverbial endear- Sweet mouth-liquorish tooth, i. 75 Sweltered-weltered, ii. 31 Swift-ready, i. 263, 504 Swinge-buckler-a bully, ii. 151 Sword-swearing by the, i. 122, 123, 697 Sworn brothers-men bound to share each TABLE-a table-book, i. 67 Table-a picture, board or canvas on i. 411 Tabourines-drums, iii. 243 Take to bewitch, to blast, to paralyse, i. Take a truce-to make peace, i. 758 Tame-cheater-a petty rogue, ii. 143 Tasked-taxed, challenged, ii. 107, 113 Tell-to rate, to number, to account, iii. Temperance-temperature, i. 15 Tempered-moulded, qualified, ii. 200, iii. 458 Tender-an offer, a promise, ii. 637 Tercel-the male hawk-iii. 220 Thills, fills the shafts of a waggon, iii. 220 Though-if, even if, since, ii. 462, iii. 91, Thought-melancholy, iii. 525 Three-men song-men-singers of songs in Three merry men be we-the burden of a Three-pile-three-piled velvet, i. 708 ii. 143 Time and the hour, iii. 6 Timely-in proper time, ii. 347. Time of life-duration of life, iii. 465 Tire-to peck like a bird, to tear, ii. 384. Tiring-attiring, i. 213 To-an ellipsis for equal to, i. 63 To, to-ploughmen's words of encourage- To friend-for friend, propitious, iii. 37, 259, |