Equipage, array, equipment, 68; to array, equip, Feature, fashion, form, character, 54, 240 Errant, wandering, 201 Errour, wandering, 182, 210 Erst, 477. See Earst Eschew, escape, 401 Esloyne, to withdraw, 29 Espiall, sight, appearance, observation, 280, 312 Estate, state, rank, 369 of, 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 Eternize, to immortalize, 503 Ethe, easy, 467 Eugh, yew, 12. Eughen, ewghen, of yew, 70, 519 Evangely, gospel, 137 Evill, poor, unskilful, 416 Exanimate, lifeless, 146 Excheat, gain, profit, escheat, 35, 202 Expert, to experience, 482 Feood, feud, enmity, 232 Fensible, fit for defence, defensible, 127, 212 Ferry, a ferry boat, 108 Fett, tò fetch, 131; fetched (rescued), 307 See Delice Feutre, feutre, to place the spear in the rest, to Expire, breathe out, 72; to fulfil a term, put an Fiaunt, commission, fiat, 523 Face, to carry a false appearance, 338 Fail, fayl, to deceive, 222, 293; to cause to fail, 103 Fain, faune, to feign, dissemble, 34, 93; to mis- Faitour, faytour, cheat, deceiver, vagabond, villain, Falsed, falsified, deceived, 20, 160; insecure, weak, Fantasy, fantazy, fancy, 149; apprehension, 403 Faste, having a face, 141 Fastnesse, stronghold, 345 File, to defile, 162, 266 File, to polish, smoothe, 15, 556 Fine, end, 151, 245 Firm, to fix firmly, 112 Fit, to be fitting, 87; Of loves were filled' = were Fit, fitt, emotion, passion, grief, 229, 260, 314, 350; a musical strain, 68 Flaggy, loose, 69, 178 Flatt, plain, 474 Flake, a flash, 163 Flamed, inflamed, 107 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. Flitting, Flore, ground, spot, 143, 370 Foile, a leaf (of metal), 27 Folkmote, a meeting, assembly, 247 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 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, Franchisement, deliverance, 351 Francklin, freeman, freeholder, 61 Fray, to frighten, terrify, alarm, 15, 17, 24, 75, 124, Frenne, a stranger, 455 Fret, ornamental border, 288. Fretted, ornamented Frett, to consume, 90 Foreside, the side to the fore, external covering, Friend, to befriend, 236, 285 Forespent, 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 Frory, frosty, frozen, 203, 204 Frounce, to fold, plait, 28 Froward-fromward, at a distance from, 409 Fruict, fruit, 449. 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 Forwasted, utterly wasted, 68, 136 Gasping, gaping, 454 Gastfull, fearful, dreary, 471 Gate, a goat, 460 Forrearie (forwearied), utterly wearie, worn out, Gate, way, procession, 147, 178 Gaudy green, a robe of a light green, 458 Gealosy, gelosy, jealousy, 78, 100 Geare, gere, gear, dress, equipment, 99, 305, 398, Gent, gentle, kind, accomplished, 55, 57, 83, 160 German, brother, 33, 34, 124 Gerne, to grin, 356 Gesse, to deem, think, guess, 39, 230 Gest, deed of arms, 60, 124, 378; gesture, deport- Ghastly, terrible, 162, 166. Ghastlinesse, terrible- Ghess, to guess, deem, 39 Ghost, spirit, soul, 46 Giambeux, leggings, greaves, 109 Gren, to grin, snarl, 265, 420 Griefull, grievous, 231, 400 Griesie, thick, sluggish, 108; gray, 58 Grimnes, severity, savageness (Embl.), 451 Gin, engine (of torture), 36; plot, contrivance, Gripe, to grasp, 70, 350 snare, 93, 194 Gin, ginne, to begin, 13, 40, 70, 205 Gipsen, a gipsy, 513 Griple, gripe, grasp; grasping, greedy, 30, 301, 377 Groome, man, a young man, a servant, 297, 376 Giust, tournaments, tilts, 11, 477,; to joust, tilt, Grosse, heavy, 70; the whole, 474 Groundhold, ground-tackle (as cables, anchors), 377 Grudge, grutch, to murmur, growl, 19, 84, 90, 167 Gryesy, grysie, squalid, 141, 226; foggy, moist, 162 Glib, a thick bush of hair overhanging the eyes, Gryfon, gryphon, griffin (a fabulous animal), per- goodly appearance, 167 Gooldes, marigolds, 552 Gore-blood, clotted blood, 84 haps used for vulture, eagle, 33 Grypt, 'through grypt' = through-gyrd, pierced Guarish, to heal, 186, 244 Guerdon, reward, 66, 243 Guilen, to beguile, 206 Guiler, guyler, deceiver, 215 Guilt, guilded, 432 Goodlihed, good lihead, goodness, 95, 369, 450; Gyre, circle, course, 102, 158 Gore, to pierce, wound, 162 Gorge, throat, 13, 69, 242 Gorget, armour for the throat, 242 Goshawke, a large kind of hawk, 315 Gossib, kinsman, 75 Gourmandize, greediness, 410 Governall, government, 150 Governaunce, government, 83, Government, control, 254 Gyvd, fettered, 314 Habergeon, haberjeon, a small coat of mail, armour Habiliment, clothing, 74, 82 Habitaunce, habitation, 112 Hable, able, fit, 56, 70 Hacqueton, a jacket worn under armour, 123 Hagard, wild, untamed, 70 Haile, hayl, to drag, haul, 97, 98, 203 Hale, health, welfare, 560 Halfendeale, half part, 211 Grace, favour, kindness, 118; to give favour to, 67 Halfen-eye-half ordinary sight, i.e. one eye, 212 Graine, dye (scarlet), 43 Grange, dwelling, place, 431 Hallidome, by my halidom' by my faith as a 'Han (pl.), have, 452, 478 Hand, out of hand' at once, 182, 314; 'nigh Handsell, price, reward, 413 Hond, hand, 225 Hong, hung, 189, 190 Hardiment, hardihood, boldness, 56, 82, 156, 183, Honycrock, pot of honey, 303 211 Hardnesse, rudeness, 274 Hood, state, manner, 329 Hoored, hovered, abode, 556 Harnesse, weapons, 314 Hardyhed, hardihood, 31, 440 Harrow, an exclamation of distress, a call Hopelesse, unexpected, 185 for Horrid, rough, 47 Harten, to encourage, incite, 529; hartned, encou- Hartlesse, timid, 87 Huske, a wicker basket for fish, 480 Hospitage, hospitality, 212 Hospitale, a place of rest, 126 Hoste, to entertain, lodge, 270, 402, 506 Hostry, lodging, 345 Haubergh, hauberk, hauberque, hauberk, a coat of Hot, hote, was called, 71, 251, 475 ; mentioned, 467. mail, 177, 223, 277 Haught, high, august, 41 Hault, haughty, 368 Haulst, embraced, 246 Haunten, to frequent, 467 Hareour, haviour, deportment, behaviour, 193, 224. Hoye, vessel, ship. 138 455 Hayle, to drag, 302, 362 Hazardize, danger, 147 Hazardry, hazard, risk, 103; gaming, 161 Heard, herd, 448; a keeper of cattle, 403. Heard Heare, hair, 21, 126. Hearie, hairy, 157 least, hest, command, behest, 45, 245, 318; name, Hedstall, that part of the bridle which is put on Heedinesse, heedfulness, 326 Heeling, heel, 514 Hefle, raised, 72; threw, 242 Hell, to cover, 282 Helme, helmet, 237 Hem, them, 459 Hend, to seize, grasp, 350 Henge, hinge, 70 Hent, took, seized, 111, 141 Her, their, 460 Herbars, herbs, 130 Herneshaw, heron, 392 Imply, to enfold, entangle, envelop, 30, 70, 191 Importune, violent, savage, 73, 123; full of trouble. In, inne, dwelling, lodging, 15, 148, 171, 547 Incontinent, forthwith, immediately, 39 Indifferent, impartial, 163, 341. Indifferently, im- Indignaunce, indignation, 219 Indignify, to treat with indignity, 364 Infest, to make fierce or hostile, hostile, 377, 390 Kestrell kynd, base nature, 92 Kirtle, a coat fastened at the waist, 30 Knife, a sword, dagger, 103 Kon, know, 552. Kond, knew, 326 Kynded, begotten, 320 Lackey, to follow as a servant, 367 Lamping, shining, 168, 573 Lap, lappe, to fold, entangle, 94, 187 Lare, pasture, 270 Large, bountiful, 50 Latched, seized, caught, 453 Launce, balance, 194 Launch, to pierce, 84, 261, 366 Laver, a basin, 151 Lay, field, lea, plain, 201, 214 Kind, nature, 167, 283; sex. 163; occupation, 96. Libbard, leopard, 41, 94, 158, 166 Kindly, natural, 50, 161, 209 Kinred, kindred, 461 Lich, like, 196 Lief, liefe, dear, beloved, 25, 56; willing, 207; 'liefe |