Culvering, culverin, a sort of cannon, 347 Cumbrous, troublesome, 14 Curats, curiels, cuirasses, 318, 382 Curelesse, hard to be cured, incurable, 217, 386, Dempt. See Deeme Demeand, Depart, to divide, separate, remove, 133, 176; de- Depeinct, depeincten, to paint, 455 Dernful, mournful, 564. See Dearnelie Dernly, secretly, 227; grievously, severely, 157 Derring-doe, daring deeds, warlike deeds, 101, 383. Derth, scarcity, 20 Deryce, to draw away, transfer, 22 Descrie, descry, to perceive, discover, 94, 100, 233; Descrive, to describe, 94, 420 Daze, to dazzle, dim, 13, 51, 573; to confound, 194 Despairefull drift, hopeless cause, 146 describe, talk, 160, 268, 405, 447. Devized, paint- Dispredden (pl.), spread out, 29 ed, 83. Devized of, reflected on, 380 Decoyr, duty, 475 Dew, due, 125, 818. Dewfull, due, 427 Diapase, diapason, 127 Diapred, variegated, 588 Dight, to order, to arrange, prepare, dress, deck, Dilate, to spread abroad, enlarge upon, 150, 175 Dint, scar, dent, 11; 'dolors dint'=pang of grief, 481 Diriges, dirges, 517 Dirk, to darken, 449; darkly, 474 Disaccord, to withhold consent, 372 Disadvaunce, to lower, to draw back, 242, 248 Disburden, to unburden, 107 Discharge, to acquit oneself of, account for, 425 Disclaim, to expel, 213 Disprofesse, to abandon, 220 Dispurvayaunce, want of provisions, 212 Distayne, to defile, 205 Distraine, to rend, 153 Distraught, distracted, 246, 495; drawn apart, se- Distroubled, greatly troubled, 176 Diverse, distracting, diverting, 16, 87 Diverst, diverged, turned off, 175 Divide, to play a florid passage in music (Kitchin), 34 Divorced, separated by force, 22 Doffe, to put off, 175. 208, 405 Dole, doole, sorrow, grief, 147, 218, 262, 268, 471, Dolor (dolour), grief, 164, 268 Disclose (pret. discloste), to unfold, transform, 76, Dome, doome, doom, judgment, censure, 59, 251, 176; set free, disengage. 254 Discolourd, many-coloured, 30, 213, 223 Discommend, to speak disparagingly of, 322 Discoure, discure, to discover, 129, 165 Discourteise, discourteous, 161 Discreet, differing, 152 Discust, thrown or shook of, 160 Disease, to distress, 87, 89; uneasiness, 184, 385, Disgrace, deformity, 357 Disquizement, disguise, 255 Dishable, to disparage, 104 Disleall (disloyal), perfidious, 102, 235 Disloignd, separated, 281 Dismall, fatal, 114 Dismay, to subdue, defeat, grieve, disquiet, 158, Dismayd=mismade, deformed, 141 Dismayl, to take off a coat of mail, 109 Doubt, fear (also to fear), 183, 348, 349, 369, 379; a Drad, dred, dread, dreaded, feared, 84, 101, 226, Draft, drift, aim. purpose, 152, 236 Draught (draft), stratagem, aim, 136, 265 Dread, fury, 103. Dreadful, fearful, 159 Dreare, Drere (Dreriment), grief, sorrow, dreadful Drent, drowned, 118, 145 Dresse, to dispose, adorn, 220, 284, 480 Dispart, to divide, 274 Droome, a drum, 59 Droupe, to droop, 134 Drousy-hed, drowsiness, 18 Dispence, to pay for, 25; expense, 128; abundance, Drouth, drought, 118 Drover, a boat, 282 Droyle, to work sluggishly, 514 Drugs, dregs, 85 Dumpish, heavy, 236 Duraunce, bondage, 186 Durefull, enduring, 283 Duresse, confinement, 269, 292 Dye, lot, destiny, 211 Earne, to yearn, 12, 41, 293, 452; to be grieved, 213 Eath, ethe, easy, 95, 290, 535 Edge, to sharpen, 237 Edifye, to build, inhabit, 15, 157, 495 Eeke, eke, to increase, 37, 166, 199, 241; also, 459 Eforce, to oppose, 164 Emplonged, plunged, 213 310 Empurpled, purple-dyed, 150, 195, 227 Enbosome, to fix firmly, 148 Enchace, enchase, to adorn, embellish, 76, 127, 280, Encheason, reason, cause, occasion, 83, 460 Efforced, efforst, forced, constrained, compelled (to Encomberment, bindrance, 400 Effraid, scared, 13 Encroche, to come on, 450 Endamage, to damage, do harm, 422 Eft, afterwards, again, forthwith, moreover, 82, Endangerment, danger, 302 Elfe, fairy, 112 Els (elles), else, elsewhere, otherwise. 37, 122, 189 Embar, to guard, confine, 21, 48, 219 Embassage, embassy, message, 208 Embaulm, to anoint, 266 Embay, to bathe, 56, 63, 84, 124, 151; bask, 534 Embay, to bind up, 94 Embellisht, adorned (with flowers), 449 Endevourment, endeavour, labour, 515 Endite, to censure, 422 Endlong, from end to end, continuously, 211, 213 Ene, once, 485 Enfelon'd, made fell or fierce, 337 Enfierce, to make fierce, 97 Enfouldred, hurled out like thunder and light) ing, 72 Engin, wiles, deceit, contrivance, 99, 161, 212 Englut, to glut, fill, 89 Engore, to gore, wound, 159, 185, 277, 392 Engraffed, engraft, implanted, fixed, 164, 236 Emboss, to overwhelm, press hard, 57, 158, 225; to Engrained, dyed, 449 Embosse, to adorn, ornament, array, 158, 162, 248 Emboyl, to boil (with anger), 97. Emboyled, heated, 71 Embrace, to brace, to fasten, or bind, 361; to pro- Embracement, an embrace, 98, 201 Embrave, to decorate, 86, 481 Embreade, embroder, to embroider, 189, 225 Embusied, occupied, 265 Eme, uncle, 136 Emeraud, emerald, 150 Emmore, to move, 85, 117 Emong, among, 146. Emongest, amongst, 159, 173 Empare, empair, to diminish, impair, hurt, 67, Emparlaunce, treaty, 277, 316 Empassioned, empassionate, moved or touched with Empeopled, dwelt, 66 Engrasp, to grasp, 104 Engrace, to bury, 64, 86, 104; to cut. pierce, 197 Enlargen, enlarge, to set at large, deliver, 53, 104. Enlumine, to illumine, 296 Enmore, to move. See Emmove Enrace, to implant, 187, 409 Enragement, rapture, 602 Enraunge, to range, 367 Enraunged, ranged in order, 191, 603 Enrold, encircled, 91, 147 Enseames, encloses, 289 Emperce, empierce, to pierce through (pret. em- Entire, inward, internal, 160, 167, 195, 270 ER- Equall, impartial, 427 Fault, to offend, be in error, 140, 444 Favourlesse, not showing favour, 126 Fear, feare, companion, 399; to feare, together, 178 alarmed by, 401 Fearfull, timid, 421 Feastfull, festival, 409 Feuteously, neatly, 606 Equipage, array, equipment, 68; to array, equip, Feature, fashion, form, character, 54, 240 127 Ermelin, an ermine, 165 Ermine, skin of the ermine, 161 Erne, to yearn, 96 Errant, wandering, 201 Errour, wandering, 182, 210 Erst, 477. See Earst Escher, escape, 401 Esloyne, to withdraw, 29 Expiall, sight, appear ince, observation, 280, 312 Essoyne, to excuse, 29 Estate, state, rank, 369 Fee, tenure, 88; pay, service, 409, 553; property, Feeble, enfeebled, 51. Feblesse, feebleness, 271 Feeld (golden), an emblazoned field (of a knight's Feend, fiend, devil, 70 Feld, let fall, thrown down, 109, 233 Fell, befell, 249; gall, 218 Fell, fierce, cruel, 172, 220, 337. Felly, cruelly, 36, Eterne, eternal, 193. Eternize, to make eternal, 66, Feminitee, womanhood. 193 503 Eternize, to immortalize, 503 Feood, feud, enmity, 232 Fensible, fit for defence, defensible, 127, 212 Ferry, a ferry boat, 108 Fett, to fetch, 131; fetched (rescued), 307 Feutre, feutre, to place the spear in the rest, to Expire, breathe out, 72; to fulfil a term, put an Flaunt, commission, fiat, 523 Face, to carry a false appearance, 338 Fail, fayl, to deceive, 222, 293; to cause to fail, 103, Fain, fayne, to feign, dissemble, 34, 93; to mis- Faitour, faytour, cheat, deceiver, vagabond, villain, Fastnesse, stronghold, 345 Flatling, flatwise, with the flat side (of the sword), 318 Fleet, to sail, float, 146, 278, 552; to flit, 206 Flit, fleet, swift, 100, 222; changing, 161; unsub- Flit, flitte, to move, change, flee, 19, 222. Flatling, Flore, ground, spot, 143, 370 Forle, a leaf (of metal), 27 Foison, abundanc, plenty, 564 Fate, destined term of life, 200. Fatal, ordained by Fon, a fool, 449, 456, 552. Fonly, foolishly. 459 fate, 168, 210 Fond, foolish, doting, 58, 167; fondling, fool, 390, Fondly, foolishly, 313, 628. Fondness, folly, 459, Found, established, 136 Fond, found, 151; tried, 196 Fone, foes, 20, 172, 358 Food feud, 50, 80 Foolhappie, undesigned, 38 Foolhardise, foolhardiness, folly, 88, 528 For, notwithstanding, 177; for fear of; what for Fordo, to destroy, 355. Fordonne, utterly undone, Foreby, forby, hard by, near, 42, 43, 183; with, 349; Forecast, previously determined, 227 Forelay, to lay before, or over, 94 Forelent, given up entirely, 242 Forelifting, lifting up in front, 69 Forepast, gone by, 232 Fore-red, foretold, 532 Foreshewed, previously instructed, 434 Foundring, toppling, falling, 250 Foy, allegiance, faith, 135 Foyle, repulse, defeat, 93; to defeat, ruin, over- Foyne, to thrust, push, 103, 124, 244, 317 Fraight, fraught, 473 Frame, to make, form, support, prepare, direct, 20, 385 Frett, to consume, 90 Foreside, the side to the fore, external covering, Friend, to befriend, 236, 285 Forsspent, forspent, utterly wasted, 256 Frigot, a little boat, 107 Forestall, to take previous possession of, to hinder, Frize, to freeze, 410 obstruct, 126, 461, 611 Foretaught, previously taught, 45 Forewent, gone before, 467 Forged, false, 21 Fro, from, 114, 405 Frolicke, fained her to frolicke'=desired her to be Fronts, foreheads. 19 Forgery, fiction, deceit, 161; a counterfeit or as- Frorne, frozen, 450 Forsayd, denied residence, banished, 467 Forslacke, forsloe, forslow, to delay, waste in sloth, 280, 355; neglect, omit, 425; impede, 465 Forswonck, tired with over work, 456 Fry, swarms (of young children), 74 Fulmined, fulminated, 163 Fume, to pass away like smoke, 556 Furniment, furnishing, 245 Furniture, gear, equipment, 157 Fyle, to polish, 164 Fyled, kept in files, registered, 394 Gage, pledge, 31, 72, 93 Gain, against (as in gainstrive, 264), 98 Galage (galoche), a wooden shoe, 450 Forthink, to repent, be sorry for, 380; to give up, Gallimaufray, hotch-potch, 442 Forwearie (forwearied), utterly wearie, worn out, Gate, way, procession, 147, 178 Gaudy green, a robe of a light green, 458 Gazement, gaze, 307 Gealosy, gelosy, jealousy, 78, 100 Geare, gere, gear, dress, equipment, 99, 305, 398. |