Gaze, attention. Gear, things or matters. beams. Gourds, dice. Gouts, drops. Go your gait, go away. Grained, furrowed, like the grain of wood; also, died ingrain. Gramercy, great thanks. Grange, a lone farm house Gratulate, to be rejoiced in. Grave-man, a man in his grave. Greenly, unskilfully. Groundlings, those who sat or stood Laced mutton, a prostitute. Lakin, ladykin, or little lady. Lass-lorn, forsaken by his mistress. Latched or Letched, licked over Latten, thin as a lath. Launch, lance. Laund, lawn. Laundering, wetting. Lavoltas, a kind of dances. Leaguer, a camp. Leasing, falsehood. Leiger, resident Leman, a lover or mistress. Leno, a pander. Lenten, spare. Let, to hinder. Lethe, death. L'Envoy, end of a poem. Include, to conclude. Inclusive, enclosed. Incompt, subject to account. Incony or Kony, delicate, pretty. Light o'love, a dance tune Limbeck, a vessel used in distilling. Linstock, the staff to which the match is fixed when ordnance is fired. List, limit. Lover, sometimes for mistress, Lowled, treated with contempt. Lurch, to win, to purloin. Lusty, saucy. Luxurious, lascivious. Lym, or Lyme, a bloodhound. Mace, a sceptre. Magnifico, a Venetian potentate. Makeless, mateless, widowed. Malkin, a trull. Mallecho, mischief. Mammering, stammering. Man, to tame a hawk; the devil. Mandragora, a soporific plant. Mankind, a wizard. Manacle, a handcuff. Manner, in the fact. Nook-shotter, that which shoots into Odd-even, the interval between twelve Mort of the deer, a tune on the death Occurrents, incidents. Or e'er, before. Osprey, an eagle. Ostent, ostentation, appearance. Ostentation, appearance. Overblow, to drive away. Overscutched, whipped at a cart's. Ousel-cock, the cock blackbird. Outvied, defeated, a term at the game Parish-top, a large top, formerly kept Platforms, schemes. in every village, to be whipped for Plausive, gracious, applauded. exercise. Parle, parley. Parlous, perilous, shrewd. Part, to depart. Parted, endowed, shared. Particular, private. Partizan, a pike. Parts, party. Pash, to strike; a head. Pashed, crushed. Pass, to decide, assure, convey. Pass on, to decide. Passed, eminent. Passing, surpassing Passion, suffering. Passionate, grieving. Passioning, being in a passion. Passy Measure, a dance. Pursuivants, heralds. Pussel, a low wench. Put to know, forced to acknowledge. Putting-on, incitement Q Quail, to sink, to faint, to be vanquished Quaint-mazes, a game. Quaked, terrified. Quality, confederates; condition. Quarrel, a quarreller. Point, hooks used to fasten up breeches. Quarry, the game after it is killed. Quartd'ecu, the fourth of a French crown. Quat, a scab. Queasy, squeamish. Plurisy, plethory. Pleached, folded. Plot, portion. Point, negative. Quell, to murder. Pomander, a perfume ball. Pomewater, an apple. Poor-john, salted fish. Popinjay, a parrot, Quench, to grow cool. Quern, a hand-mill. Quest, pursuit. Question, conversation. Popularity, intercourse with the vulgar Questrist, one who seeks another. Paritor, an apparitor, or officer of the Portable, bearable. bishop's court. Pastry, the pastry room. Patch, a fool. Patched, in a fool's coat. Path, to walk. Pathetical, promise-breaker. Patient, to soothe. Portance, behaviour. Possess, to inform. Potch, to push. Pouncet-box, a perfume-box. Patine, a dish used with the chalice in Practise, stratagems. administering the Eucharist. Paucas, few. Pavin, a dance. Pay, to beat. Peat, pet, darling. Pedascule, & pedant. Peer-out, to peep out. Peevish, foolish. Peize, to weigh, keep in suspense. Penthesilia, Amazon. Pelting, paltry. Pennons, small flags. Perdu, one of the forlorn hope. Perdy, (Par Dieu) a French oath. Perspectives, spy-glasses. Pervert, to avert. Pestilence, poison. Pew-fellow, a companion. Pheere, companion. Pheeze, to teaze, to currycomb. Phisonomy, physiognomy. Pick, to pitch. Pick-axes, fingers, Picked, foppish. Pickers, the hands. Picking, insignificant. Pickt-hatch, a place noted for brothels. Piece,a contemptuous term for a woman Pied ninny, a fool. Pieled, shaven. Pight, pitched, fixed. Pilcher, the scabbard. Piled, deprived of hair. Pilled, pillaged. Pin, a term in archery. Pin and web, disorder of the eye. Pinfold, a pound. 8 Pretend, to intend. Prevent, to anticipate. Pricket, a buck of the second year. Prime, sprightliness of youth. Proface, much good may it do you. Progress, a royal journey of state. Project, to shape. Prolixious, coy, delaying. Proof, puberty. Prompture, suggestion. Prone, humble, also prompt. Propagate, to advance, to improve. Proper, handsome. Proper-false, deceitful. Propertied, possessed. Rack, wreck. Rack, to exaggerate. Rack, to harass by exactions. Rack, the fleeting away of the clouds. Racking, in rapid motion. Rag, an opprobrious epithet Rake, to cover. Ram, rain. Rampallion, a strumpet. Rank, rate or pace. Rank, rapidly grown. Rapt, enraptured. Rapture, a fit. Rarely, curiously. Rascal, lean deer. Rash remonstrance, premature disco very. Raught, reached." Ravin, to devour eagerly. Ravined, glutted with prey.. Rawly, suddenly. Rayed, betrayed. Razed, slashed. Raze, a bale. Rear-mouse, a bat. Rebeck, a musical instrument, Reason, discourse. Properties, incidental necessaries to a Recheat, a horn, a tune to call the dogs theatre. Property, due performance. Propose, to imagine, to converse. Provost, sheriff or gaoler. Pugging, thievish. Puke, a sort of russet colour. Purlieu, border. back. Receipt, receptacle. Receiving, ready apprehension. Receate, a hunting term. Reck, to care for. Reckless, careless. Recorders, a kind of flute. Red-lattice phrases, alehouse talk. Refel, to confute. Refer, to reserve to. Regiment, government. Regreet, exchange of salutation. Reguerdon, recompense. Remotion, removal. Removes, journies, Retailed, handed down. Reverb, to reverberate Scale, to disperse. Scamble, to scramble. Scarfed, decorated with flags. Seal, to strengthen, or complete Seamels, a bird. Sear, to stigmatize, to close. Season, to temper, to infix, to impress. Seat, throne. Sect, a cutting in gardening. Revolt of meir, change of complexion. Seel, to close up. Revolts, rebels. Rib, to enclose. Ribald, a lewd fellow Seeling, blinding. Seeming, seemly. Seen, versed, practised. Seld, seldom. Semblably, resemblingly. Sennet, a flourish on cornets. Serpigo, a tetter. Serve, to fulfil. Setebos, a demon. Several, or severell, a field set apart for Sound, to publish. corn and grass. Soused gurnet, a gudgeon. Sowter, the name of a hound Specialty, particular rights. Speculation, sight. Speculative, seeing. Sped, the fate decided. Speed, event. Sperr, to shut up, defend by bars. Spill, to destroy. Spotted, wicked. Sprag, apt to learn, alert. Sprighted, haunted. Shotten-herring, a herring that has Sprights, spirits. Springhalt, a disease of horses. Sprightly, ghostly. Spurs, the greater roots of trees. Shoughs, shocks, a species of dog. Shove-groat, a game. game of shovel board. Shrewd, shrewish. Shrift, auricular confession. Side-sleeves, long sleeves. Sights, the perforated parts of a helmet. Statists, statesmen. Sieve, a common voider. Sandied, sandy colour. Sightless, unsightly. Silly, simple truth. Savage, sylvan. Sinew, strength. Savageness, wildness: Single, weak. Saucy, lascivious. Saw, tenor of a discourse. Say, silk. Say, a sample. Scaffoldage, the gallery of a theatre. Scald, beggarly. Sink-a-pace, cinque pace, a dance. Sir, the title of a parson. Sister, to imitate or re-echo Sith, since. Sithence, thence. Statua, statue. Statue, a portrait. Stay, a hinderer, a supporter. Sternage, the hinder part. Sticking-place, the stop in a machine Sticklers, arbitrators, judges, partisans, umpires. Stigmatical, stigmatised. 9 |