Y-lent, pp. lent, G 1406.
Y-lered, pp. educated, T. i. 976.
Y-let, pp. hindered, obstructed, B 5.
P 4. 34.

Y-leten, pp. left, allowed, B 4. p 4. 308.

Y-leyd, pp. laid, A 3568.

Y-liche, adj. alike, similar, L. 389.
Y-liche, adv. alike, equally, A 2526.
Y-lissed, pp. eased, T. i. 1089.

Y-lived, pp. lived, T. v. 933.
Y-logged, pp. lodged, B 4181.

Y-loren, pp. lost, L. 26; Y-lorn, pp. lost,
T. iv. 1250.

Y-lost, pp. lost, HF. 183.
Y-loved, pp. loved, T. i. 594.

Y-lyk, adj. like, A 592; alike, A 2734;
Y-lyke, like, A 1539.

Y-lyke, adv. alike, equally, L. 55, 731. Y-lymed, pp. caught (as birds with birdlime), D 934.

Y-maad, pp. made, caused, HF. 691. Ymagéries, pl. carved work, HF. 1190,

1304.

Ymagined, pp. considered, intentional, I 448.

Y-maked, pp. made, L. 122, 222.

Y-marked, pp. set down, marked out, planned, HF. 1103.

Y-masked, pp. enmeshed, T. iii. 1734.
Y-medled, pp. mingled, T. iii. 815.
Y-mel, prep. among (Northern), A 4171.
Y-ment, pp. intended, HF. 1742.

Y-met, pp. met, A 2624; Y-mette, as pl. adj. met. B 1115.

Y-meynd, pp. mixed, mingled, A 2170.
Y-moeved, pp. moved, B 4. m 6. 7.
Ympne, s. lyric poem (lit. hymn), L.

422.

Y-mused, pp. mused, reflected, HF. 1287.

Y-nempned, pp. named, I 598. Y-nogh, adj. enough, sufficient, A 373, 3149; Y-now, G 1018; Y-nowe, pl. 5. 233. Y-nogh, adv. enough, sufficiently, 6. 13; Y-nough, R. 247.

Y-nome, pp. caught, overcome, T. 242; taken, L. 2343.

Y-norisshed, pp. educated, T. v. 821.
Y-offred, pp. offered, dedicated, L. 932.
Yok, s. yoke, E 113. 1285.
Yolde, -n; see Yelden.
Yolle, pr. pl. cry aloud, A 2672.

Yomanrye, s. yeomanry, A 3949.
Yon, adj. yon, A 4178.

Yond, adv. yonder, A 1099.

Yong, adj. young, A 79.

Yonghede, s. dat. youth, R. 351.
Yore, adv. formerly, of old, B 174, 272;
for a long time, a long while, A 1813;
iong ago, long, 1. 150; yore agon, long
ago, 5. 17; yore ago, A 3437; ful y., very
long ago, 7. 243, 346; of tyme y., of old
time, F 963.

Youling, s. loud lamentation, A 1278.
Y-painted, pp. painted, R. 892.

Y-passed, PP. passed, R. 380; past,
E 1892.

Y-payed, pp. paid, A 1802.
Y-piked, pp. picked over, G 941.
Y-plesed, pp. pleased, D 930.

Y-pleyned, pp. complained, T. iv. 1688.
Y-pleynted, pp. full of complaint, T. v.
1597.

Y-plounged, pp. plunged, sunk, B 3.

p II. 122.

Y-plyted, pp. pleated, gathered, B 1. P 2. 31.

Ypocras, Hippocrates; hence a kind of cordial, C 306.

Ypocryte, s. hypocrite, F 514.

Y-portreyd, pp. covered with pictures,
R. 897.

Y-porveyed, pp. foreseen, B 5. p 3. 45.
Y-prayed, pp. invited, E 269.

Y-preised, pp. praised, HF. 1577.
Y-preved, pp. proved (to be), A 485.
Y-pulled, pp. plucked, i. e. with super-
fluous hairs plucked out, A 3245.
Y-purveyed, pp. foreseen, B 5. p 3. 88.
Y-queynt, pp. quenched, A 3754.
Y-quiked, pp. kindled, I 536.
Y-quit, . quit, acquitted, F 673.
Y-raft, pp. bereft, snatched away, A 2015;
reft, robbed, L. 1572.

Yre, s. ire, anger, vexation, 1. 30.
Y-red, pp. read, T. iv. 799.

Y-reke, pp. raked together, A 3882.
Y-rekened, pp. accounted, D 367; taken
into account, F 427.
Yren, s. iron, R. 1184.
Yren, adj. iron, G 759.

Y-rent, pp. taken, T. v. 1654; torn, B 844.

Y-ronge, pp. rung, told loudly, HF.
1655.
Y-ronne, pp. run, A 8, 3893; continued,
L. 1943; run together, A 2693; inter-
laced, R. 1396; clustered, A 2165.
Y-rouned, pp. whispered, HF. 2107.
Y-satled, pp. settled, E 2405.
Y-sayd, pp. said, 3. 270.

Y-scalded, pp. scalded, A 2020.

Y-schette, pp. pl. shut, B 560.

Yse, s. ice, HF. 1130.

Y-see, v. behold, T. ii. 354; imp. s. see, look, T. ii. 1253; Y-seyn, pp. seen, L. 2076.

Y-sene, adj. visible, A 592, F 996; manifest, T. iv. 1607; L. 1394. A. S. gesëne, gesyne.

Y-set, pp. set, A 4337; placed, 5. 149; set down, F 173; seated, C 392; appointed, A 1635; planted, R. 604.

Y-seye, pp. seen, HF. 1367; Y-seyn, T. v. 448.

Y-seyled, pp. sailed, B 4289.

Y-shad, pp. scattered (Lat. sparsas), B 3. m 2. 33.

Y-shaken, pp. quivering, sparkling, B 1. m 3. 17.

Y-shamed, pp. put to shame, HF. 356.
Y-shapen, (strong) pp. shaped, prepared,
B 3420; provided, A 4179; contrived,
G 1080; Y-shaped, (weak) pp. prepared,
T. iii. 1240.

Y-shave, pp. shaven, A 690.

Y-shent, pp. put to shame, severely blamed, D 1312.

Y-shette, pp. pl. shut, B 2159.

Y-shewed, pp. shown, T. v. 1251; made manifest, 4. 181.

Y-shore, pp. shorn, T. iv. 996.
Y-shove, pp. borne about, L. 726.
Y-slayn, pp. slain, HF. 159; Y-slawe,
B 484.

Y-smite, pp. smitten, wounded, B 3.

Y-swowned, pp. swowned, L. 1342.
Y-take, pp. caught, B 3514; taken, L.
617.

Y-thanked, pp. thanked, D 2118.
Y-thee, v. thrive, T. iv. 439.

Y-thewed, PP. disposed; wel y-thewed,
well-conducted, 5. 47; R. 1008.
Y-thonked, pp. thanked, T. iv. 2.
Y-throngen, pp. confined, B 2. p 7. 53.
Y-throwe, pp. thrown, T. iv. 6; cast out,
2. 89.

Y-told, pp. told, A 3109.

Y-torned, pp. turned, B 4. m 5. 1.
Y-travailed, pp. laboured, with difficulty,
E 5. P 3. 45.

Y-trespassed, pp. sinned, B 2609.
Y-tressed, pp. plaited in tresses, T. v.

810.

Y-treted, pp. discussed, B 4. p 1. 70.
Y-tukked, pp. tucked up, L. 982.
Y-turned, pp. turned, A 1238, 2062.
Y-twinned, pp. parted, T. iv. 788.
Yve, B 4156; see Erbe.
Yvel, adj. ill, evil, T. ii. 1001.
Yvel, adv. ill, R. 213, 1067.
Yveles, s. pl. evils, B 2618.

Yvory, s. ivory, B 2066; Yvoire, 3. 946.

Y-voyded, pp. removed, F 1159.
Y-war, adj. aware, T. ii. 398.
Y-warned, pp. warned, B 4422.

Y-waxen, pp. grown, become, T. v. 275;
Y-waxe, 3. 1275.

Y-wedded, pp. wedded, L. 1179.
Y-went, pp. gone, HF. 976.

Y-went, pp. weened, imagined, T. v.

mented, R. 897; Y-wroghte, pp. pl. fashioned, 5. 123.

Y-wroken, pp. avenged, 16. 26; Y-wroke, wreaked, T. v. 589.

Y-wronge, pp. forced, L. 2527.

Y-wryen, pp. hidden, T. iii. 1451; covered, A 2904.

Y-yeve, pp. given, T. iii. 1376; Y-yive, T. iii. 1611.

Z.

Zeles, pl. zeal, T. v. 1859.

Zodia, s. pl. beasts, A. i. 21. 61. Zodiac, s. zodiac, A. pr. 109. An imaginary belt in the heavens, of the breadth of 12°, along the middle of which runs the ecliptic. The Astrolabe only showed the northern half of this belt.

4041.

Abaysshed, pp. cast down, 3370.

Abey, v. (for Abeye), suffer (for it), pay
(for it), C 6713. See Abye.
Abiding, s. delay, 2222.

Abit, s. habit, dress, religious dress, 4914.
Abit, Abood; see Abyde.
Abood, s. delay, C 7697.
Aboven, adv. in luck, 4352.

Abraide, v. start up, break forth, 5156;
Abraid, I pt. s. awoke, 1806; Abreyde,
pt. s. broke out, 3967.
Abrede, adv, abroad, 2563.
Absente, pr. s. subj. abstain, refrain,

4911.

Abstinence-Streyned, i. e. Constrained Abstinence (personified), C 6341, 7366. Abyde, ger, to await, 4910; v. expect, 5329; watch for, 4913; Abit, pr. s. dwells, 4977, 4989; stays, 5012; Abood, I pt. s. endured, waited, 3694.

Abye, v. pay for, C 5888, 5976; Abyeth, pr. s. C 7642.

Accord, 1 pr. s. agree to, 2083; Accorded, pt. pl. agreed, C 5815; pp. reconciled, C 5846.

A-cold, adj. cold, chilly, 2658.
Acoye, v. quiet, allay, 3564.

Acquyte, v. defray the expense, pay for,
C 6742.

Ado (for at do), to do, 5080.
A-fere, adv. on fire, 4073.
Afered, pp. afraid, 3604.

Affray, s. terror, 3866; fear, 2034.
Affrayed, pp. frightened, 3113.
Affye, v. trust, 3155.

Aforn, adv. formerly, 3952.
Aftir, prep. according to, 2255.
Afyne, adv. completely, 3690.
Agast, adj. afraid, C 6106.
Ageyn-coming, s. returning, 2518.
Ageyns, prep, in comparison with, 5536.
Agilte, pr. s. sinned against, offended,
C 5833, 6784; Agiltest, 2 pt. s. C 7572.
Ago, pp. gone, 2932.

A-gree, adv. in good part, 4349.
A-greef, adv. in bad part; take not agreef,
take it not amiss, C 7573.
Aken, v. ache, C 6908.

Al, conj. although, 1754.

Al-day, adv. continually, 2484.

Alder, adj. gen. pl. of (us) all, C 6948.
Alderfirst, adv. first of all, C 7505.

Alegged, pt. pl. alleviated, 1768. See
Allege.

Aleggement, s. alleviation, 1890, 1923.

Allege, v. exempt (lit. alleviate), C 6626;
Alleggith, pr. s. alleviates, 2588.
Allegeaunce, s. alleviation, 1871.
Allowe, v. approve of, value, 5186.
Almesse, s. alms, C 6624.
Al-only, adv. alone, C 5819.
Alosed, pp. noted, famed, 2354.
Al-out, adv. altogether, 2101, 2935.
Al-outerly, adv. utterly, C 6302, 7663.
Alowe, v. accept, approve of, 5175.
Also, conj. as, C 6767.

Amende, v. advance, succeed, C 5876.
Among, adv. sometimes, 2325, 3241, 3304.
Amourettes, s. pl. sweethearts, 4755-
Amyas, a curious error; for At Myas,

i. e. at Meaux, 3826. F. text, a Miaus. And, conj. if, 2051, 4441.

Anger, s. pain, anguish, 1877; Angres,
pl. torments, 2554, 3789.
Angerly, adv. cruelly, 3511.
Angre, ger. to vex, 3526.
Angry, adj. cruel, 2628, 3265.
Anguissous, adj. anxious, 1755.

Anker, s. an anchoress, a female recluse
shut up either in a cell attached to
a church, or living under a religious
rule in her own house, C 6348.
Anon-right, adv. straightway, 1778.
Anoy, s. discomfort, pain, vexation, 1919,

text, oposer.

A-queynt, pp. acquainted, 3080.
Aqueyntable, adj. affable, 2213.
Arace, v. pull out, 1752.

Arblasters, s.pl.men with crossbows, 4196.
Aresóneth, pr. s. reasons with, argues,
C 6220.

Arest, s. rest (for a spear), C 7561.
Arette, v. impute, 3327.

Areyse, v. raise up, 4361; rouse, C 7159.
A-rowe, adv. in a row, C 7606.

Ascape, v. escape, get out of the difficulty, C 6515.

Asker, s. one who begs, C 6674.
A-slope, adv. aside, awry, 4464.

Assay, s. attempt, 3449; quality, temper, 4350.

Assayed, pp. tried, proved, 2688.

Asseth, a sufficiency, 5600.

Assoile, v. absolve, C 6364; pp. explained,
C 6557.

Assoiling, s. absolving, C 6412.
Assured, pp. secured, 4309.

Astat, s. state, plight, 2416; Astate, condition, 4672, C 6856.

Astoned, pp. astonished, 3859.
A-sundir, adv. diversely, 4477.
A-swone, in a swoon, 1736.

At, prep. at the hands of, from, C 6870; At al, at all points, 5249; at leeste way, at least, C 5827; at wordis fewe, in a few words, briefly, 2129.

Attendith, pr. s. attaches itself, appertains, 5309.

Attour, s. array, 3718.

Augustins, s. pl. Austin Friars, C 7461.
Aumenere, s. purse for alms, 2271.

Auntre, v. refl. venture, 2495.
Avale, v. descend, 1803.

Avaunced,pp. promoted, C 6951; helped, 3468.

Avaunt, adv. in advance, forward, 3959.