p.p. Bo. 774 Enlumyned, p.p. illuminated. ABC 73 Enseled, pp. sealed up, confirmed. T5 151, T4 559 Entaile, v. carve, R 619, 3711; Entailled, p.þ. R 140 Entayle, sb. shape, R 162; cutting, jagging, R 1081 Entame, v. begin. ABC 79 Entecched, pp. endued with (good) qualities, Entrechaungynges, sb. pl. interchanges. Bo. Entremete, v. interpose, interfere. D 834, B 2730, Bo. 1c94, R 2966 Entriketh, pres. entangles. PF 403 Envenyme, v. poison. Bl. 640 Enviroun, adv. round about. R 4203 Envyned, pp. supplied with wine. A 342 Ercedeken, sb. archdeacon. A 655 Ere, v. plough, A 886; Ered, p.p. HF1 485 Estatlich, adj. stately. A 140 Bo. 216 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. T1 626 Expans, adj. separate. F 1275 Extre, sb. axle. As. i. § 14 Ey, sb. egg. B 4035 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 Falsen, v. falsify. A 3175 Falwe, adj. brown, yellow. HF3 846 Fantastik, adj. imaginative. A 1376 Farce, imperat. paint. R 2285 Fardeles, sb. pl. burdens. R 5683 Fare, sb. fuss, disturbance. A 3999, T3 860 T5 1162 F 1196 Farsed, .. stuffed. A 233 Feffed in, .. invested with. E 1698 Feyntise, sb. feigning. R 2947, 2998 Fel, sb. skin. T1 91 Felawe, sb. fellow. A 1525 Feldefare, sb. field-fare. PF 364, T3 861 Fele, adj. many. E 917, Bo. 262, R 189 Felle, adj. pl. cruel. T1 Felliche, Felly, adv. cruelly. Bo. 355, Felnesse, sb. fierceness. Bo. 217 Femenye, sb. womankind. A 866 R 3251 Femininitee, sb. womanhood, feminine appear- Ferde, sb. dat. fear. Bl. 981, T1 557, L 2332 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 960 Ferfulleste, adj. sup. most timorous. Ferly, adj. wonderful. A 4173 T2 450 A Fermacies, sb. pl. pharmacies, medicines. 2713 F 255 Fermerer, sb. keeper of the infirmary. D 1859 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. A 134 Fesaunt, sb. pheasant. Fest, sh. fist. C 802 PF 357 Feste, sb. feast, festival. A 906 Festeiynge, p. pres. feasting. F 345 Festyvally, adv. joyously. Bo. 560 Fet, pret. fetched. A 819 Fetys, adj. neat, graceful. A 157, C 478 Fetisly, adv. neatly, skilfully. A 273, A 124 Fiaunce, sb. confidence. R 5481 Fycchen, 7. fix. Bo. 419 Fil, pret. fell. A 1034, Bl. 275 Fyn, sb. end. B 424, Mars 218 Fine, v. finish, cease, stop. T4 26, T5 776, T2 1460. Fynt, findeth Fir, sb. fire. A 1502, 1246 Fisycien, sb. physician. Bo. 66 Fit, sb. stave, canto. B 2078 For-drede, sb. fear. B 2383 For-dryve, p.p. driven astray. A 3782 For-dwyned, .p. wasted. R 366 Foreyne, adj. foreign, external, public. P 680, 755 For-fare, v. fare ill. R 5778 Forheed, Forheved, sh. forehead. G 580, Ra 127 Forlete, v. resign, forgo, forsake, B 1848, C 864, I 720; Forleten, p.p. forsaken, HF2185 Forloyn, sb. note on horn recalling hounds when at fault. Bl. 386 Forlyved, .. decrepit. Bo. 763 Forlyven, v. degenerate. Bo. 758 Formel, sb. any hen-bird of prey. PF 371 Formest, adj. foremost. Bl. 889 Forwandred, p.. tired with wandering. R 3336 For-weped, p.p. exhausted with weeping. Bl. For-wered, .. worn out. R 235 Forwes, sb. pl. furrows. Former Age 12 Foryaf, pret. forgave, respited. T3 1577 Foules, sb. pl. fowls, birds. PF 203 L 215 Frete, v. eat, B 3294; p.p. eaten, B 475 Frounced, p.p. wrinkled. R 365, 3137 Frounceles, adj. unwrinkled. R 850 T2 1330 Frutesteres, sb. pl. fruit-women. C 478 Fumetere, sb. the herb fumitory. B 4153, Fumositee, sb. headiness, vapouriness. C 567, Furial, adj. raging. F 448 Gabbe, v. talk idly, gossip. A 3510, Bl. 1074, Gadelyng, sb. vagabond. R 938 Gayler, so. gaoler. A 1064 Gynne, v. begin Gnodde, pret. rubbed, crushed. Former Age 11 Gobet, sh. shred. A 696 Godsibbes, sb. pl. godparents. I 908 Goldlees, adj. without gold. B 1480 Gonfenoun, Gounfanoun, sb. pennon, banner. Gonge, sb. privy. I 885 Gonne, pret. began, A 1658; Gonnen, pl. L 148 Goore, sb. gusset, A 3237; Under my goore, Goosissh, adj. foolish. T3 584 Goost, Gost, sb. spirit. A 2768, T4 187 Grame, sb. harm, anger. G 1403, An. 276, T3 1028 Graspe, v. grope. T5 223 Graunt, sb. decree. A 1306 Graven, p.p. buried. L 785 Gre, Grée, (1) pleasure, favour, E 1151; (2) Greithen, v. prepare, make ready, A 4309; pres. B 163 Greythed, .. prepared. Bo. 161 HF3 263 Greses, pl. grasses, Grete, sb.; The grete, the sum, Bl. 1241 Grete See, sb. the Mediterranean. A 59, R 2748 Greven, p.p. graven, engraved. R 4799 Grifphon, sb. griffin. A 2133 Gryl, adj. rough. R 73 Grynt, grindeth. HFS 708 Grynte, pret. gnashed. D 2161 Grys, adj. grey. G 559 Grys, sb. grey fur. A 194 Grislich, adj. grisly. T2 1700 Groff, adv. prone, face downwards. R 2561 Groynynge, sb. groaning. A 2460 Gromes, sb. pl. men. R 200 Grope, v. probe, try. A 644, D 1817 Gruf, adv. prone, face downwards. A 949, B Gunne, pret. pl. began. PF 257 Ha, v. have. R 4657 Haaf, pret. heaved. A 3470 Habergeon, sb. coat of mail. A 76 Bo. 540 Hacches, sb. pl. hatches. L 648 Herbeiours, sb. pl. receivers of guests. R 5000 Herber, sb. arbour. L 203 B 147 HF3 136 T1 653 Herbergage, sb. lodging. A 4329, Herne, sb. corner. F 1121 Heroner, så. heron-killer. T4 413, Herte, pret. hurt. Bl. 882 Bl. 85 I, 1120 Herte-spon, sb. breast-bone. A 2606 Hete, pret. was called. Bl. 947 Heterly, adv. fiercely. L 638 A 550 F 68 Hevedes, sb. pl. heads. B 2032 Hewe, sb. domestic servant. E 1785 Hye, v. hasten, F 291; Hy, imperat. Bl. 152 Hierde, sb. herdsman, A 603; Hierdes, pl. T3 619 Houres, sb. pl. (astrological) hours. A 416 Housled, p.p. having received the Eucharist. Hoved, pret. waited, T5 33; Hoveth, pres. How, adv. however. R 6489 Howve, sb. cap, 'sette his howve,' A 3911; Hulstred,p.p. concealed. R 6146 Hunte, sb. hunter, A 1678; Huntes, pl. Bl. 540 Hust, p.p. hushed. A 2981, T3 1094 R 3014 In-knette, pret. confined. T3 1088 Truth 71 In-thringe, v. press in. T466 Irous, adj. passionate. D 2086 I-thrungen, p.p. pressed. Bo. 538 Jagounces, sb. pl. jacinths. R 1117 Janglynge, sb. chattering, talking idly. Japeres, sb. pl. jesters. I 651 Jape-worthi, adj. burlesque. Bo. 1707 Jeupardyes, sb. pl. problems. Bl. 665 Jogelours, sb. pl. jugglers. HF3 169 Jolitee, sb. jolliness. A 680 B I 649 |