Bely naked, adj. stark naked. E 1326 Bendynge, sb. slant-striping. I 417 Bente, sb. dat. grassy slope. A 1981 Bygyns, sb. pl. béguines. R 6861 Bygoon, .. begone, clothed. R 943 Biheste, sb. promise. B 41 Bihete, Bihote, . promise. A 1854 Bihight, pp. promised Byhove, sb. profit. R 1092 Bihovely, adj. advantageous. T2 261 Bijaped, p.p. tricked. A 1585 Biknowe, 7. confess. A 1556 Bildere, sb. for adj. builder. PF 176 Bimene, . bemoan. R 2667 Bynymeth, pres. takes away from. Biseken, pres. pl. beseech. A 918 Bisemare, sb. abusiveness. A 3965 Bisette, pret. employed. A 279 1335 Biseye, beseen; Yvele (richely) biseye Bitake, pres. commend to. A 3750 B 2114 Bitymes, adv. betimes, speedily. G 1006 Bitit, betideth. T2 48 B 1170, TI Blasen, v. blare. HF3 712 Berd, sh. beard, A 332; Make a berd, outwit, A 4096; so Berdes, deceits, HF2 181 Bere, sb. (1) bear, A 1640; (2) bier, Pite 105; (3) pillow-case, Bl. 254; pillow, T2 1638 Bere, . bear, carry. B 3564 Bere on hond, accuse falsely, D 393; cheat into believing, D 232 Bere thurgh, pierce. A 2256 Berynge, sb. behaviour. B 2022 Berme, sb. yeast. G 813 Berne, sb. dat. barn. A 3258 Besaunt-wight, weighing a bezant. R 1106 Best, sh. beast. A 1976 Bet, adj. comp. better, B 311; adv. A 242; Go bet, go quickly, L 1213 Bete. See Beete Beth, pres. be, are. A 178 Beye, v. buy. G637 Betten, p.p. kindled. G 518 Bibbed, p.p. drunk. A 4162 Bi-bledde, p.p. bloodied. A 2002 Bleyne, sh. blain. R 553 Bleynte, pret. blenched. A 1078 Blemessched, p.p. injured. Bo. 170 Blendith, pres. blinds. Bo. 1381 L 143 Blynne, 7. cease. G 1171, R 6611 Boden, p.p. bidden. L 366 Boydekin, s. bodkin, dagger. B 3892 Boyste, sb. box. C 307 Boystous, adj. rough. H 211 Bokeler, sb. buckler. A 112, 3266 immediately, R 1366 Brak, pret. broke Brast, pret. burst Brat, sb. cloak. G 811 Bratful, adj. See Bretful Brawn, sb. muscle, A 546; pl. A 2135 Brede, sh, roast meat. HF3 132 Breyde, v. start, awake. A 4283 Breke, v. break. A 551 Brekke, sb. flaw. Bl. 939 Breme, adj. fierce, T4 184; adv. A 1699 Bren, sb. bran. A 4053 Brennen, v. burn, В 111; p.p. brent, brend, R 1109 Brennynge, sb. burning. A 996 Breres, sb. pl. briars. R 3006 Bresten, v. burst. A 1980 Bretful, Bratful, adj. full to the brim. A 687, 2164 Breve, adj. brief. R 2350 Brybe, z. steal, cheat. A 4417, D 1378 Briberyes, sh. pl. rascalities. A 1367 Bryd, sb. bird. A 3805 Bryge, so. quarrel. B 2870 Brihte, adj. bright. ABC 181 Brike, sb. trap. B 3580 Brocage, sb. brokery, jobbery. A 3375 Broche, sb. brooch. Mars 245 Calcening, sb. calcination. G 771 Calculinge, sb. reckoning. T171 Calkuler, sb. the pointer of an astrolabe Calle, sh. head-dress. D 1018, T3 775; cp. Howve Camaille, sb. camel. E 1196 Camuse, adj. flat. A 3934 Canel-boon, sb. collar-bone. Bl. 942 Canell, sb. cinnamon. R1370 Canevas, sb. canvas Canker-dort, sb. state of suffering. T2 1752 Cantel, sb. portion. A 3008 Cape, pres. pl. gape. To 1133 Cardynacle, sh. heart-disease. C 313 Careyne, sb. carcase, B 3814; corpse, A 2013 Carf, pret, carved. A 100 Cariage, sb. toll, tax. R 21, I 752, Bo. 118 Carl, sb. churl. A 545. Carmes, sb. pl. Carmelites. Carpe, v. chatter. A 194 R 7460 Carryk, sb. ship of burden. D 1688 Cas, sb. case, fortune, A 1411; chance, A 844; Caste, pret. devised, B 406; reckoned, A 2172 Castes, sb. pl. contrivances. Catel, sb. chattels. A 373 A 2468 Celebrable, adj. famous. Bo. 820 Celle, sb. (1) cellar, A 3822; (2) religious house, A 172; (3) brain, B 3162 Cenyth, sb. zenith. As. i. § 18 Ceptre, sb. sceptre. B 3563 Cered, pp. sealed. G 808 Cerial ook, sb. holm oak. A 2290 Clappyng, sb. chatter. E 999 R 5349 Clew, pret. clawed, rubbed. HF3 612 Clos, Cloos, adj. secret. T2 1534, R 6104 Cloteleef, sb. burdock-leaf. G 571 Clothered, pp. clotted. A 2745 Cofedred, p.p. confederated. Pite 52 B 4495 Collacioun, sb. conference, E 325; comparison, Bo. 1862 Collect, so. table of planetary motions. F 1275 Colours, sb. pl. ornaments of style. F 39 Colpons, sb. pl. shreds. A 679 Columbyn, adj. dove-like. E 2141 Colver, sb. dove. L 2319 Combre-world, sb. useless creature. T1 279 Combust, p.p. burnt up. T3 717, As. ii. § 4 [154 Commoeveden, pret. pl. influenced. T3 17 E 70 Compassement, sb. contrivance. L 1416 Concours, sb. course. R 4360 Condicioun, sb. temperament. L 40 Conestablerye, sb. constable's jurisdiction. R 4218 Cors, sb. body, corpse. B 2098, A 3429 Corseint, sb. holy body, relic. Cosynage, sb. kinship. B 1226 Cost, s. coast, place. R 3931 B 1235, HF 117 Costelyng, p. pres. coasting, skirting. R 134 Costrel, sb. bottle. L 2666 Cote, sb. dat. dungeon. A 2457 Couched, pp. laid, A 2933; inlaid, A 2161 Counter-taille, sb. counter-tally. E 1190 1 100 Coupable, adj. guilty. Bo. 70 Coured, pret. cowered. R 465 Courtepy, sb. cape. L 476 B 1827 A 290 Couth, p.p. plain, evident. R 4213 Couthe, adv. patently. HF2 249 Covenable, adj. suitable. I 80 Covent, sb. convent of monks. Coverchiefs, sb. pl. kerchiefs. Covercle, sb. lid of a cup. Covered, .. recovered. Covyne, sb. craft, intriguing. Coye, . quiet. T2 801 A 453 HF2 284 L 762 B 2505, R 3799, A 604 Coynes, sb. pl. quinces. R 1374 Cracchynge, sb. scratching. A 2834 Craketh, pres. sings hoarsely. E 1850 Crampissheth, pres. cramps. An. 171 Creaunce, so. belief, B 340; debt, ABC 61 Creaunce, v. get credit, B 1479; creanced, p.p. raised on credit, B 1556 Crece, sb. increase. R 4875 Crekes, sb. pl. devices. A 4051 Crepil, sb. cripple. T4 1458 Cryke, sb. creek. A 409 Crips, adj. crisp, curly. HF3 296 Cristophere, sb. image of St. Christopher worn Crownet, sb. coronet. R 3203 Crulle, adj. pl. curly. A 81 Cucurbites, sb. pl. flasks for distilling. G 794 Cure, sb. care, keeping. Bo. 227 Daf, sb. fool. A 4208 R 4936 Debonairte, sb. meekness. Bl. 985 Debonerly, adv. gently. T2 1259 Deduyt, sb. delight. A 2177 Deere, adv. dearly. A 3100 Dees, sb. pl. dice. T2 1347 Defaute, sb. default, defect. Bl. 5, I 182 Defende, v. (1) imper. defend, ABC 95; (2) Deffendeth, forbids, B 2945; pp. forbidden, B 475 Defet, p.p. enfeebled. T5 618 Deffeted, pp. defeated. Bo. 261 Degise, adj. fashionable. I 417 Degree, sb. rank, A 1168; pl. steps, A 1890 Deydest, pret. didst die. T3 263 Deye, sb. dairy-woman. B 4036 Deyned, pret. deigned Deynous, adj. bumptious. A 3941 Del, sb. part, whit Delyces, sb. pl. delights. C 547 Delit, sb. pleasure. A 335 Delivernesse, sb. agility. I 452 Deme, v. judge, B 2219; Demeth, imper. A 1353 Demeyne, (1) sb. dominion, B 3855; (2) v. govern, HF2 451 Desclaundre, v. slander. G 993 Descryve, z. describe. See Discryve Desese, v. dispossess. R 2076 Desespaired, p.p. despaired. Lady 7 Deslavee, adj. unbridled. I 629 Comp. to his Desordeynee, adj. inordinate. I 818 Desordinat, adj. disorderly. I 415 Despense, sb. expenditure. A 1928 Despitous, adj. scornful. A 516 Desray, sb. disarray, confusion. I 927 Destynal, adj. fated. Bo. 1465 Destreyne, Distroyne, v. vex, constrain, grasp. F 820, A 1455, 1816, Bo. 513, PF 337 Determine, z. come to an end. T3 379 Devyaunt, adj. divergent. R 4789 Devoided, .. banished. R 2929 Dextrer, sb. steed. B 2103 Devoir, sb. duty. I 764 Dyapred, p.p. diapered. Á 2158 Dych, sb. ditch. 1718 Diffense, sb. prohibition. R 1142 Dight, p.p. dressed. A 1041 Digne, adj. worthy, A 141; haughty, repellent, A 517, 3964; Dignelich, adv. haughtily, T2 1024 Dilatacioun, sb. enlargement. B 232 Disavaunce, v. hinder. T2 511 Discreven, Discryven, Diskryve, v. describe. Discure, 7. reveal. Bl. 548 Disjoynt, sb. dilemma, disadvantage, danger. Dismal, sb. evil day. Bl. 1205 Distyngwed, p.p. distinguished. Bo. 439 Disturne, 7. turn aside. Donne, adj. dun. T2 908, PF 334 Doutes, adj. pl. dubious. Bo. 591 Doutous, adj. deceitful. Bo. 275 Dowe, pres. s. bestow. To 230 Dradde, pret. feared A 353 Draf, sb. dregs, refuse. I 35. A 4207 Drasty, adj. worthless. B 2113 Drat, dreadeth. T3 328 Draughte, só. move at chess. Bl. 681 Drawe, v move at chess. Bl. 681 Drecched, p.p. harassed. B 4077 Drecchynge, sb. delaying. I 1000, T3 853 Dredeles, adv. undoubtedly. Bl. 763 Dredful, Dredeful, adj. (1) timorous, PF 195 A 1479; (2) terrible, B 3558 Dreinte, pret. drowned, Bl. 72; was drowned, B 923 Dreynt, .p. drowned. A 3520 Drenchen, v. drown. B 455 Drenchyng, sb. drowning. A 2456 Drerihed, sb. dreariness. R 4723 Dresse, v. make ready. B 1100 Drye, v. endure, suffer. Mars 251, T3 42, R Dulcarnon, sh. perplexity. See note, T3 91 Dulle, pres. grow dull. R 4792 Dulve, pret. dug. Bo. 1629 Dure, . endure, abide, live. E 166, A 17. Comp, to his Lady 31 Durre-don, dare do. T5 840 Durring don, sb. daring. T3 837 Ech, adj. each. A 39 |