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three-square, with three equal sides, 1. vi. 41, | tire, tyre, vb. to attire, array, vII. vii. 11, III. i. 4, iv. 16.

thresh, to thrash, strike, 111. vii. 32. thresher, instrument for thrashing or striking, v. vi. 29.

threttie, thirty, S. C. Feb. 17. thrid, thread, iv. ii. 48, 50.

thrill, to pierce, penetrate (lit. and fig.), III. v. 20; thrild, thrilled, pret. 1. vi. 37, II. xii. 78, Iv. vii. 31; pa. part. 1. viii. 39, 111. v. 21, Iv. vii. 36; ppl. adj. III. ii. 32; thrilling, ppl. adj. 1. iii. 42, S. C. May 208. thrillant, piercing, penetrating, 1. xi. 20, 11. iv. 46.

thrise, by a great deal, 111. viii. 7.

thrist, sb. thirst, 11. vi. 17.

Gnat 308.

titmose, tit, tomtit, S. C. Nov. 26.

to, as, for: to name, friend, 1. i. 28, v. ix. 43. tobrusd, ppl. adj. completely battered, v. viii. 44.

todde, thick bush, S. C. March 67.

tofore, before, iv. iv. 7, v. vii. 38, vi. vi. 9. tonnell, opening of a chimney, flue, 11. ix. 29.

too, very, S. C. Feb. 136; too-too, too very= exceedingly, vi, vi. 55, S. C. May 175; too or fro for or against, Two Lett. p. 640. tooles, weapons, 11. iii. 37.

tooting, pres. part. spying out, searching, S. C. March 66.

top, head, 1. vii. 29.

thristy, ie, thirsty, 1. x. 38, 11. v. 30, S. C. topside turuey, topsy-turvy, v. viii. 42.

thristed, pret. thirsted, 1. vi. 38.

May 138.

throng, to press, crush, 111. ix. 45.

throw', time, instant, III. iv. 53.

to rent, pa. part. torn asunder, iv. vii. 8, v. viii. 4.

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throughly, thoroughly, 11. vii. 58, 1v. xii. 22, tort, -e, wrong, injury, 1. xii. 4, II. v. 17, 111. 23, v. iii. 17, P. 407. ii. 12, Iv. viii. 31, R. T. 167, Hubberd 1078. tortious, wrong, wicked, injurious, 11. ii. 18, IV. ix. 12, v. viii. 30, 51, v11. vi. 10. tosse, to agitate, 1. vii. 27.

throw2, thro, pang, throe, I. x. 41, VI. xii. 17, Миіор. 414.

throw, throe, thrust, throw (of a weapon), II. v. 9, viii. 41, III. v. 21, 1v. iii. 26, 33, v. viii. 35, Teares 134.

thrust, sb. thirst, III. vii. 50. thrust, vb. to thirst, 11. ii. 29. thwart, athwart, across, 11. vii. 43. thwarting, pres. part. laying across, Gnat 514. tickle, unstable, inconstant, uncertain, 11. iv. 28, vI. iii. 5, vII. vii. 22, viii. 1, S. C. July 14, Petrarch 85.

tickle, vb. intr. to tingle, thrill, v11. vi. 46, Миіор. 394.

tide, tyde, time, opportunity, 1. ii. 29, 111. vi. 21, ix. 32, Iv. vi. 47, vii. 47, Muiop. 405, Proth. 177.

tight, pret. tied, vi. xii. 34. timbered, massive, v. ii. 50. timelesse, untimely, Epitaph (1) 12. timely, passing (of time), 1. iv. 4; keeping time, 1. v. 3; seasonable, S. C. Jan. 38. tinct, tinged, C. S. Nov. 107.

tind, tynd, tynde, prct. 11. viii. 11, 111. iii. 57, IV. vii. 30 (?), Gnat 344; pa. part. 111. vii. 15, x. 13, Gnat 504: kindled.

tine, tyne, sb. pain, sorrow, affliction, 1. ix. 15, iv. iii. 37, xii. 34, XI. viii. 33, Teares 3, Muiop. 12; hate, anger, 111. xi. I. Cf. teen, sb. tine, vb. to grieve, suffer, 11. xi. 21. tire, sb.1 train, series, i. iv. 35.

tire, tyre, sb.2 attire, dress, 1. viii. 46, 11. i. 57, ii. 36, ix. 40, IV. x. 31.

tossen, to brandish, wield, 111. ii. 6.

to torne, pa. part. torn to pieces, v. ix. 10. totty, -ie, unsteady, dizzy, vii. vii. 39, S. C. Feb. 55.

touch, touchstone: true as t. = absolutely true, J. iii. 2.

tourney, sb. encounter, III. ii. 9. tourney, vb. to joust, tilt, 11. i. 6. touzd, pa. part. harassed, worried, 11. xi. 33.

tóward, approaching, near at hand, 11. iv. 22, 11. i. 9, Daphn. 280; promising, Muiop. 26. tówards, forward, 11. i. 26, iii. 34.

to worne, pa. part. worn out, v. ix. 10. toy, sb. play, amorous sport, 11. vi. 37, xii. 60. toy, vb. intr. to play, 11. ix. 35. toyles, nets, snares, Past. Elegie 97. trace, sb. path, track, vi. i. 6, S. C. June 27. trace, vb. to walk, 1. viii. 31, Gnat 251; to travel, go forward, 1v. vii. 28, viii. 34, v. ix. 7, vi. i. 7, iii. 29; to track, 111. vii. 23; to step, pace, dance, vi. ix. 42.

tract, b. course, process (of time), v. iv. 8, S. C. May 117, Amor. Son. 18. tract, sb.2 trace, track, footprint, 1. i. 11, 11. iii. 19, vi. iv. 24, xii. 22, Gnat 279, Hubberd 406.

tract, vb. to trace, track, II. i. 12, VI. vii. 3; tracted, pa. part. 11. vi. 39.

trade, tread, track, 11. vi. 39, Teares 275;

occupation, 11. xii. 30, S. C. June 45; conduct, 111. i. 67.

tradefull, busy in traffic, Amor. Son. 15. traduction, transfer, Iv. iii. 13.

traine, trayne, artifice, wile, snare, 1. vi. 3, vii. I, ix. 31, xii. 36, 111. iii. 11, X. 11, IV. viii. 31, v. viii. 2, 19, xii. 40, Gnat 241, Muiop. 398, Clout 118, Past. Elegie 97; trail, track, v. ii. 15; assembly, v. ii. 33. tramels, nets (for the hair), 11. ii. 15, 111. ix. 20. transfard, pret. transformed, 111. xi. 31. translated, transferred, v. vii. 29. transmew, to transform, transmute, 1. vii. 35, 11. iii. 37, 111. i. 38.

transmoue, to transform, III. xi. 43. transuerse by t. = in a haphazard way, vII. vii. 56.

trap, to furnish with trappings, 11. viii. 16. trap fals, trap-doors so made as to give way beneath the feet, pitfalls, v. 11. 7.

trast, pret. moved, ran, v. viii. 37. Cf. trace, vb.

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trauayler, worker, Two Lett. p. 640.
traueled, -eiled, pa. part. troubled, S. C.
Jan. Arg. 6; laboured, R. R. 117.
trauell, sb. toil, travail, v1. vii. 19, ix. 2.
trauell, vb. to travail, labour (in childbirth)|
(fig.), Iv. ix. 17.

trayle, sb. woven pattern, Muiop. 299.
trayled, pa. part. interwoven with a pattern,

V. V. 2.

trayned, pa. part. vi. vi. 39; pret. vi. vi. 42: allured.

treachetour, traitor, II. x. 51, VI. viii. 7. treachour, traitor, cheat, J. v. 41, ix. 32, 11. i. 12, iv. 27, Hubberd 1255. treague, truce, 11. ii. 33.

treat, sb. parley, 111. viii. 17.

III. ix. 49, VI. X. 5, S. C. July 14, Sept. 92, Hubberd 406.

tromp(e), trumpet, 111. iii. 3, p. 412; trumpeter, herald, R. T. 434.

troncheon, headless spear, cudgel, 11. viii. 38, Iv. iii. 12.

troth, truth, 11. i. 11, ii. 34.

troublous, agitated, disturbed, 11. ii. 24; restless, 11. iii. 4.

trow (e), to believe, think, 11. v. 13, v. ii. 34, S. C. March 56, July 107.

trump, trumpet, Amor. Son. 29, 85. Cf. tromp.

truncked, ppl. adj. truncated, beheaded, 1. viii. 10, 11. v. 4.

trusse, sb. bundle, S. C. May 239. trusse, vb. to seize and carry off, 1. xi. 19, 1v. vii. 18; to pack up, 111, x. 46.

trustily, -ely, faithfully, vi. iii. 19; with confidence, Hubberd 55.

truth, trust, care, 1. vi. 12, 11. iii. 2. try(e), trie, vb. to experience, iv. vii. 11, R. T. 233; tride, pret. iv. vii. 2; tryde, pa. part. vi. iii. 2; to prove (oneself), Hubberd 913. tryde, pa. part. purified, 11. ii. 9. tride, ppl. adj. firm, faithful, vI. viii. 33. trye, adj. choice, select, v. ii. 26. tunes, tones, strains, Elegie 193. turmoýle, sb.trouble, agitation, Amor. Son. 11. turmoýle, vb. intr. to labour amid trouble, Gnat 152; tr. to disturb, agitate, R. R. 261, Petrarch 21. turmoíld, pa. part. troubled, IV. ix. 39.

turney, sb. tournament, encounter, 1v. vi. 6, ix. 36. Cf. tourney.

turney, vb. to joust, tilt, IV. v. 7, v. iii. Arg. Cf. tourney.

turribant, turban, 1v. xi. 28.

treat, -en, vb. to speak, talk (of), 1. vii. 40, | twaine into even t. = into two even portions,

viii. 43, 1v. i. 16.

treaty, arrangement, 11. i. 11.

treen, of trees, 1. ii. 39, vii. 26.

Hubberd 1024.

tway, two, twain, 1. vi, 27, H. vi. 3I, III. xi. 11, IV. ii. 13, v. iv. 35, S. C. July 152.

trenchand, -ant, sharp, piercing, 1. i. 17, xi. twight, to twit, v. vi. 12.

24, V. v. 9.

trentals, services of thirty masses for the dead on as many successive days, Hubberd 453. trespassed, pa. part. committed, Gnat 448. trild, pret. flowed, trickled, 11. xii. 78. trim, neat, well-formed, 111. i. 36, Past. Elegie 42; pleasing, 111. i. 40. trimly, neatly, S. C. Apr. 29.

trináll, threefold, 1. xii. 39, H. Love 64. triplicities, trinities, triads, 1. xii. 39, H. Love 64.

triúmph, triúmphing, IV. ii. 24, iv. 28. trode, troad, -e, footstep, trace, track, path,

twine, twyne, sb. coil, band, 1. vi. 14, S. C. Aug. 30, Oct. 111.

twine, vb. to twist, v. ii. 51.

twinne, pair, couple, Bellay 70, Epigrams p. 607.

twist, fabric made with a double and hence heavy thread, coarse cloth, Hubberd 460. twyfold, twofold, 1. v. 28.

tyhyhing, pres. part. tittering, Three Lett. p. 618.

tyned, pret. were lost, perished, 1v. xi. 36. type, emblem, pattern, model, Teares 70, Gnat 557

tyranne, tyrant, S. C. Oct. 98. tyrannesse, female tyrant, 1. v. 46. tyrannical: t. colours, S. C. p. 447. tyranning, tyrannizing, IV. vii. 1. tyre, head-dress, 1. x. 31. Cf. tire, sb.2 tyreling, tired, fatigued, 111. i. 17, vi. vii. 40.

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vgly, horrible, 1. ix. 48.

i. 33, x. 2, IV. ix. 25, S. C. Sept. 48, Past. Aeglogue 52. vneathes, vnnethes, adv. with difficulty, 11. vi. 1, S. C. Jan. 6. vnespyde, pa. part. unseen, 11. i. 37. vneuen, ill-matched, vi. v. 9.

vnfilde, ppl. adj. unpolished, 11. vii. 30. vngentle, discourteous, rude, 111. i. 67. vngentlenesse, harshness, discourtesy, III. v.

2.

vnguilty, innocent, 111. ii. 26.

vmbriere, a defence for the face, attached to vnhable, unable, incapable, 1. iv. 23, vi. i. 16,

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vnbid, ppl. adj. not prayed for, 1. ix. 54. vnblest, ppl. adj. unwounded, v. ii. 12. vnbrace, to unfasten, 11. iv. 9. vncase, to strip, Hubberd 1380; pa. part. revealed, v. iii. Arg., 39, Hubberd 930. vnchearefull, cheerless, depressing, Epith. 21. vncivile, uncivilized, wild, 11. vii. 3. vncomely, unbecoming, vi. viii. 51. vncomptrold, uncontrolled, Clout 662. úncouth, strange, unusual, 1. i. 15, 11. v. 20, vi. 43, III. X. 34, IV. vii. 45, X. 45, V. v. 37, VII. vii. 6, 35; unknown, S. C. Sept. 60. vncrudded, uncurdled, Epith. 175. vndefide, unchallenged, 11. viii. 31. únderfong, to ensnare, entrap, deceive, v. ii. 7, S. C. June 103; to undertake, S. C. Nov. 22. vnder hand, secretly, iv. xi. 34. vnderkeep, to keep under, subdue, oppress, III. vii. 33, Teares 77.

vnderlay, to overpower, surpass, Gnat 99. vnderminde, to undermine, deceive, v. vi. 32. vndersaye, to say in contradiction, S. C. Sept. 91.

vndersong, burden of a song, refrain, S. C. Aug. 127, Daphn. 245,294, Clout 168, Proth.

110.

vndertake, to hear, understand, v. iii. 34. vndertane, pa. part. promised, v. viii. 3. vndertime, the time of the midday meal (undern), 1. vii. 13.

vnderuerse, following or second verse, S. C. P. 451.

vndight, to take off, 111. v. 31, ix. 19, v. viii. 2; pret. 1. iii. 4; pa. part. vi. vii. 19; pa. part. unloosened, 11. xii. 15, 1. vi. 18.

vneasy, uncomfortable, disagreeable, 1. v. 36. vneath, -eth, vnneath, adj. difficult, 1. x. 31, III. V. 17, IV. vii. 40, Dajhn. 447 ; adv. with difficulty, uneasily, 1. ix. 38, xi. 4, 11. i. 56, 111.

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vnhappy, -ie, unfortunate, inauspicious, 11. vi. 44; unsuccessful, vi. iv. 31; unhappie witted = with minds full of tricks, Hubberd 49. vnhastie, slow, 1. iii. 4.

vnheale, -hele, to disclose, uncover, 11. xii. 64,

IV. V. 10.

vnherst, pret. removed from a hearse or monument, v. iii. 37.

vnhurtfull, doing no harm, Teares 197. vnkempt, rough, unpolished (fig.), 111. x. 29, S. C. Nov. 51.

vnkend, -t, unknown, 1v. xi. 13, p. 416. vnkinde, unnatural, 111. ii. 43, Hubberd 52. vnkindly, unnatural, 11. x. 9, S. C. Jan. 26. vnkodpeased, ppl. adj. without a cod-piece, Three Lett. p. 625. See kodpeasd. vnlast, pa. part. unlaced, vi. i. 39. vnlich, unlike, 1. v. 28. vnlike, unlikely, v. v. 38. vnlustye, feeble, S. C. p. 458. vnnethes, see vneath.

vnmanurd, ppl. adj. untilled, uncultivated,

11. X. 5.

vnmard, pa. part. unspoiled, vi. x. 7. vnmeete, unfit, unsuitable, unbecoming, unseemly, 111. vi. 50, Iv. . 27, vi. iv. 37, viii.

22.

vnmercifully, extremely, v. vii. 3L vnnoble, ignoble, base, Teares 435. vnplained, -playnd, ppl. adj. not bewailed or lamented, Daphn. 79; pa. part., Past. Elegie 136.

vnproued, ppl. adj. not tested, untried, 1. vii. 47.

vnpuruaide, pa. part. deprived, vi. vi. 14. vnreaue, to disentangle, take to pieces, Amor. Son. 23.

vnred, ppl. adj. untold, 1v. xii. 2. vnredrest, ppl. adj. without redress, 1v. viii.

41.

vnremédied (cf. remédilesse), Clorinda 8. vnreproued, ppl. adj. blameless, 11. vii. 16. vnrestfulnesse, restlessness, uneasiness, S. C. P. 430.

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vnthrifty, wicked, 1. iv. 35. vnthriftyhed, -ihead, unthriftiness, 11. xii. 18, III. xii. 25.

vntill, -til, unto, towards, 1. xi. 4, S. C. Nòv. 185.

vntimely, unfortunately, v. v. 29.

vntitled, ppl. adj. without a title, claim, v. ix. 42.

vntride, ppl. adj. not felt, experienced, 1v. vii. 11. Cf. try, vb.

vphild, pa. part. upheld, vi. xi. 21. vphoorded, ppl. adj. hoarded up, Teares 55 vpknit, to explain, sum up, iv. vi. 30. vpleaning, pres. part. leaning upon, Gra 154.

vprear, -e, to raise up, 1. xi. 15, 11. i. 29, 11: iii. 45, Iv. i. 55, vi. i. 19, 31, Daphn. 187. vprightly, honestly, really, S. C. p. 451. vpryst, pa. part. risen up, S. C. March 18. vpstaring, pres. part. bristling, standing up

I. ix. 22.

vpstart, adj. starting up, bristling, 111. x. 54. vpstart, vb. to start, rise up, II. iv. 9, viii. 18. vi. viii. 40; vpstarting, ppl. adj. 11. xii. 39 vpstayd, pret. supported, 111. xii. 21, IV. i. 37.

vptyde, pa. part. tied up, wound up, 11. ii. 1 VI. iv. 24.

vp-wound, pa. part. coiled up, 1. i. 15.
Vrania, pseudonym, Clout 487.
vrchins, hedgehogs, 11. xi. 13.

vntrust, ppl. adj. unbound, Past. Aeglogue|vsage, behaviour, conduct, 1v. vii. 45, Muiop.

56. vnualewd, ppl. adj. inestimable, Amor. Son. 77. vnwares, unexpectedly, suddenly, 1. v. 18, III. i. 37, Iv. iv. 31, S. C. March Arg., May 275; unknown, iv. iv. 27; unknowingly, Gnat 631..

vnwarie, unexpected, 1. xii. 25. vnweeting, adj. not knowing, unconscious, 1. iii. 65, x. 65, 66, 11. xii. 22; unknown, 11. iii. 57; adv. unwittingly, 1. ii. 40, Hubberd 606. vnweetingly, unwittingly, v. viii. 15. vnweldy, adj. unwieldy, 1. viii. 24; adv. in an unwieldy manner, vi. viii. 28.

vnwist, unknown, 111. ii. 26, ix. 21, Iv. iv. 27, v. i. 9, 22.

vnwont, unaccustomed, vi. xi. 40, S. C. Feb. 32.

vnworthy, undeserved, vi. iv. 34.

vnwreaked, pa. part. unrevenged, 11. xi. 9. vpblowing, pres. part. blowing up, 111. iv. 13. vp-blowne, pa. part. inflated, 1. iv. 21. vpbounden, pa. part. bound up, tied, 11. ix.

20.

vpbraide, reproach, abuse, iv. ix. 24, 28, v. xi. 41, Hubberd 2.

vpbrast, pret. burst asunder, vi. xi. 43. vpbray, vb. to bring reproach on, 11. iv. 45; to upbraid, Iv. i. 42.

vpbrayes, upbraidings, reproaches, 1. vi. 50. vpbrought, pret. brought up, reared, vi. iv. 38.

vpcheard, pret. encouraged, vi. i. 44. vpfild, pa. part. filled up, 1v. iii. 42.

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vsaunce, -ance, use, 11. vii. 7, Daphn. 503. vse, sb. habit, conduct, II. v. 19, 11. xi. 4. vse, vb. to be wont, accustomed, iv. v. 3, v. viii. 17; to practise, iv. v. 3; did vse = = used, IV. viii. 5.

vsurped, pa. part. used, affected, S. C. Sept. P. 455.

vsury, -ie, interest, vi. viii. 9, Clout 39, Clorinda 22.

vtmost, last, 11. i. 49; most outward, 11. xii. 20, 21, VI. xii. 26; uttermost, 11. xi. 25, H. Love 108; furthest, II. X. 12. vtter, adj. outer, 11. ii. 34, IV, X. II. vtter, vb. to put out or forth, S. C. March 15.

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vade, to vanish, depart, 11. ix. 20, v. ii. 40, R. R. 279.

vaile, vayle 1, to let down, 1. ix. 20, Three Lett. p. 625.

vaile 2, to veil, conceal, p. 409. vaine, sb. poetic vein, S. C. Oct. 23; humour, disposition, Hubberd 799.

vaine, adj. weak, frail, iv. ii. 48. vainesse, vanity, R. T. 459, Bellay 26; folly, Worlds Vanitie 83.

valiaunce, valour, 11. iii. 14, viii. 51, 111. iii. 28.

valorous, brave, valiant, 11. iv. 1, xi. 34. value, valour, 11. vi. 29, 111. xi. 14. valure, valour, Epitaph (1) 46. variable, various, 111. v. 1, Proth. 13.

varlet, young man, 11. iv. 37.
vauncing, pres. part. advancing, iv. iv. 17.
vaunt, to display, exhibit, III. ii. 16; vaunt-
ed, ppl. adj. iv. iv. 7.

vauntage, advantage, opportunity, 111. vii. 51.
vauntfull, boastful, Muiop. 54.

vaut, vawte, sb. vault, 11. vii. 28, ix. 29, Gnat 444, Hubberd 1229.

vaute, vb. to vault, jump, leap, Hubberd 693. vauted, pa. part. 111. iv. 43; ppl. adj., Clot 611 vaulted, arched.

veale, iv. v. 10, Three Lett. p. 611; vele, 1.
i. 4, viii, 19, 11. Prol. 5, 111. i. 59: veil (lit.
and fig.).

vellenage, slavery (fig.), 11. xi. 1.
vellet, velvet, S. C. May 185.
venery, hunting (fig.), 1. vi. 22.
vengeable, eager for vengeance, 11. iv. 30.
vengement, revenge, iv. vii. 30, v1. iii. 18.
venger, avenger, 1. iii. 20.
venim(e), venom, poison,
Worlds Vanitie 39.
vent, to snuff, S. C. Feb. 75- vented, pret.
lifted up so as to give air, III. i. 42.

Muiop.

Muiop. 310, Amor. Son. 45, Misc. Sonn. 11.
Cf. physnomy.

visour, mask, disguise, 1. vii. I.

vitall, necessary to life, life-giving, 11. i. 2,
R. R. 342, Daphn. 197.

voide, voyd, to avoid, turn aside, iv. vi. 3;
pa. part. turned aside, removed, vi. vii. 43;
cleared, removed, v. iv. 46; to go, depart,
S. C. Aug. 164, Epitaph (2) 35.
voy dnesse, emptiness, Clout 850.
vow, will, wish, vII. vi. 22

vulgar, -e, the common people, 1. v. 8, III.
xii. 4, v. ii. 33, Teares 194.

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wad, bundle, H. Love 226.
wade, to go, pass, 1. i. 12.
wae, woe, S. C. Sept. 25.

wag, to move, Iv. iv. 18, v. i. 22.

352, wage, sb. pledge, 1. iv. 39.

wage, vb. to let out for pay, 11. vii. 18 waged, ppl. adj. paid, Clout 382. wagmoires, quagmires, S. C. Sept. 130.

Cf. way.

ventayle, -taile, movable front or mouth-waide, pa. part. weighed, proved, iv. ix. 38. piece of a helmet, which may be raised to admit fresh air, 111. ii. 24, 1v. vi. 19, v. viii. |

12.

venterously, daringly, Two Lett. p. 640.
ventred, pret. ventured, iv. vii. 31.
ventrous, venturous, daring, adventurous,
11. xii. 44, IV. ii. 27, vi. 4, v. x. 30.
verdit, judgement, opinion, decision, vII. vii.
27, Three Lett. p. 618.

vere, to turn, shift, 1. xii. 1, v. xii. 18.

waift, waif, a thing blown by the wind or carried in by the sea, Iv. xii. 31. Cf. weft, sb. waild, pret. bewailed, Thest. 128. Cf. wayle. wailefull, wayl-, mournful, 1. iv. 38, v. vi. 26, S. C. Feb. 82, May 201, Muiop. 12. waine, wayne, wagon, 1. iv. 19, v. 41, III. iv. 60.

wained, pa. part. carried along, moved, vii. vi. 10.

vermell, -eill, sb. 11. x. 24; adj. 111. i. 46, | wait, -e, wayt, vb. to watch for, 11. iv. 17;

IV. ix. 27, Proth. 33: vermilion.

vermily, sb. vermilion, 111. viii. 6.

to await, I. v. 3, v. xii. 12; to watch, 111. xi. 21. wakefull, watchful, 111. ix. 7.

vermin, (a noxious) insect, Worlds Vanitie 77. waladay, interj. alas! Gnat 417.

vertue, power, worth, v. i. 10.
vertuous, potent, powerful, 11. xii. 86.
Veruen, vervain; one of several weedy plants
of the genus Verbena, which formerly had
sacred associations, Muiop. 197.

walke, to move, wag, II. iv. 5. walkt, pret. rolled, III. xii. 12.

wallowed, ppl. adj. grovelling, I. xi. 7. wan, adj. pale, faint, II. vi. 41; sorrowful, sad, S. C. Oct. 85. wanne, feeble, S. C. Jan. 47. vestiment, vestment, garment, 1. iii. 17, III. wan, vb. pret. won, gained, 11. ii. 17, vi. 41, xii. 29, v. ix. 10.

vetchy, of vetch, S. C. Sept. 256.

vild, vylde, adj. vile, 1. iii. Arg., vi. 3, vii. 15, v. xi. 18; adv. vilely, vi. i. Arg. vildly, vilely, 1. i. 20, ii. 43.

virelayes, a short light song or poem written to an old French measure, 111. x. 8, S. C. Nov. 21, Daphn. 317.

virginals, keyed instrument of the harpsichord class, Two Lett. p. 636.

VII. 54.

wand, bough, branch, v. ix. 17.
wanton, playful, 1. xii. 7; wild, 111. vi. 22.
war, worse, S. C. Sept. 108.
ward, sb. guard, garrison, II. xi. 15.
ward, vb. to guard, 1. viii. 3, v. ix. 22,
July 42; to ward off, repel, 1. ix. 10.
ware, adj. wary, sharp, 1. vii. 1; aware, III.
ix. 28.

ware, vb. pret. wore, 1. iv. 47.

S. C.

visnomie, -y, visage, countenance, v. iv. 11, warelesse, unaware; unawares, Iv. ii. 3, v. v.

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