Plyt, s.
See Plite. position
Pointe, Pointte, s. a deed of arms,
tip position, 540, 564; a sneer, a
nickname, 7900. pointles ·
Poite, s. a poet, 306; Poyete, 31,
47, 289.-prydes
33
Pore, adj. poor, 1807; weak,
low, 9596.
Prickyng, s. remorse, regret, 2183.
Pride, s. strength & courage, 160.
Print, v. to imprint, 195. Han, sehcme
Prise, s. note, worth, renown, 47,
322, 1099, 10815; risk, hazard,
Porknell, s. a little pig, one as 2838. prise-prese [133] note! confli
hazardous attempt, (1201, 2034 = press
Port, s. carriage, behaviour, 9148;
a gate of a town or a castle, 9172,
9300, 10858, 11273; a harbour,
13146, 13338.
Possessiant, adj. possessing, pos-
sessed, 2627.
Post, s. a courier, a runner, 6271.
Pourly, adv. beseechingly, 11553.
503 Poverts. (A.N.) poverty, 2587.
Power, s. a great number, a force,
a company, 1227, 10658; as a s.
pl. 10647, po pouer :
those forces.
Poyete, s. See Poite.
Praty, adj. good-looking, comely,
clever, 2622, 10815; Prati, 13634.
Pray, s. prey, booty, spoil, 3166
v. to plunder, to spoil, 1371, 2134,
pray
Prech, v. to utter, to speak, 2207.
prayin propi prey 2643.
Prise, adj. good, noble, valiant,mie.
206, 289.7837-39,
Prishede, s. valour, renown, 2907.
Prist, adj. great, noble, valiant,
renowned, 33, 312, 2752, 2871. priste
Pristly, adv. quickly, earnestly,
skilfully, 330 1043; truly, 1015.
a story, a relation, - 9075
7
Proces, s.
247; Prose, 11523; Prosses, 92.8
13774.
proces
Procur, Proker,/v. to procure, to
obtain, 11555, 11558, 11603,
11614.
Profer, Proffer, s. an offer, a pro-
posal, 250, 262. proptéry.
Professi, s. (probably for profes-
sion) declaration, statement, 2667.
Proffer, v. to set forth, to offer,
to expose, to risk, 1096, 2139.
Proker, v. See Procur.
Prese, s. (A.N.) a crowd, 2868; Prokuring, s. procuring, manage-
the thick of the battle, 8317.
Propurty, Propurté, s. value, enviar
worth, propriety, 626, 2530.
profet 2843 8. proffet vi 2245.
2835 prise retsint-prize, expture..
2034 = @cpture, open brand.
reprehension, rep is
Prude, adj. See Proude.
Prudly, adv. See Proudly
v. i impr. to become
Pullishet, pal polished, bright,
4589. Pullyshe playne.-Lydg.
Pupull, s. people, band, force,
6877, 11278. Seg Pepull.
true
Pure, adj. fine, nice, 1690 full,
3013; complete, thorough, 1817.
zon hi papou
Purpos, s. plan, business, work,
1629, 1710. purpes 2645
Purpos, v. to purpose, to be in-
purpelined, 1690; Purpas, 180ermin
1868
Pursu, v. to follow, 1150.
4686. Pursuet, s. desire, eagerness,
Purvey, v. (A.N.) to provide,
2132. puruiaunce
Purviance, s. provision, 1043.
Put, v. to put, to set, to set forth,
to send, to set out, to go forth,
33, 267, 1016, 1796, 8987; to
think, to deem, to award, to divide,
258, 1146, 2410, 4874. 3,
Pyke, v. See Pike.
Pyne, Pyn, s. pain, torture, 195,
1516, 8686; pyne to behold =
horrible to be seen, 995; pyne for
to here = painful to be heard,
exert one's self to the utmost, to
do one's best, 11558.
Pynner, s. a pin-maker, latterly a
jobbing carpenter, 1591. See Note.
Pynour, a labourer, a scavenger.
Pyté, s. pity, 1516.
Quem, adj. See Qweme.
Quit, mistake for Put, 2655.
Quite, Qwite, Qwyte, Kuyt, adj.
white, 2737,3028, 4973.
quitter
Quycke, adj. See Qwicke.
Qwaint, adj. strange, ingenious,
old fashioned, 777, 1531, 1627,
2693, 6051;. & cunning plan, or quaintis
trick, 13245.-quointioss
Qwaintan, s. a quintain, a game artiness
at tilting, 1627.
Qwaintly, adv. neatly, skilfully,
becomingly, 3404.
Qwait, Qwate, v. to await, to
watch, 13245.qwaitid (i.)
Qwalle, s. a whale, 3055.
Qwat, pron. what, 1794.
Qwate, s. peace, quietness, e. g.
of mind, hence, judgment, 13681.
wat-sopron, whatsoever) 6325.
Qwe, s. a fife, or pipe, 6051.
Qwele, Qwell, s. a wheel, 7126,
Qwelle, to lay low, to kill,
1333, 12994. quelli dings quelle inf.
Qweme, Qwem, adj. fair, bright,: heal, wil
pleasant, lovely, 633, 777, 3055; ling, loving
apt, ready, skilful, true, 1531, 4202,
5351; Quem, 6973; close, sure,
true, 1763.
weme, v. to conclude, to settle, qwhere
Qweme,
to make friends, 1809, 11509; to
fit, to suit, to compare, 3028, 3404.as quemit for
Qwemly, (Quemly adv. truly, appropriakly
heartily, completely, 4378, 11783.
properly
Qwen, adv. when, 1940, 12180. table
suitably
Qwene, s. a queen, 1627; Qwhene, vonalt
conveniently
a lady, 3163.
gwhafore 1809.
Qwerfore, adv. wherefore, 1928.
Qwert, s. health, spirits, 6941;
in holl qwert = in perfect health.
Qwhene, s. See Qwene.
Rak, s. mist, 1984.
rakit, raiket,
Rake, Raike, Rayke, v. to pro- raikedé
v. to packet raike
ceed, to wend, to go, to gush, to
Call impr
rush, 2999, 4631, 6370, 6904, 9386,
9652; to mingle, to blend, 3048.
13498 quile Qwhile, Qwhyle, Qwile, 8. a while, Ranke, adj. strong, furious, head-
a time, 3102, 5003, 5420, 8381; a
hond qwhile a short time, 5003.
Qwiche, pron. which, 12244,
Qwicke, adj. living, alive, 4378;
Quycke, 617. adv.
Qwil, Qwill, ade. while, 2094,
11286; Qwyles, 3959.
Qwistle, s. a whistle, a fife, a
clarionet, 6051. vide note
Qwit, v. to quit, to renounce, to
acquit, 1763, 13086; "part. p.
Qwyt, quit, 1809.7 queme qwytv.7.
Qwit-claym, Qwite-claym, v. to
renounce, to abjure, 1763, 13086.
Qwite, Qwyte, adj. white.
Quite.
-long, 1392, 1879, 13902; steep,
rugged, 1991; abundant, 9204. ank 8511]
Rape, v. (A.S.) to haste, to hurry,
Rape, violence, plunder, 4923,
818, 1897, 4620, 7373. (0.Jed· hrapa)
Rape, s. a rope, a cable, 4620; a rap
band, a company, 5633. in a rape ===
Rappe, v. (A.S.) to batter, to
dash, 13007. happit to dethe
Rappe, s. a blow, 7680.
Raught, pret. handed, gave, 786.
See Raght.,
Raunge, v. to range, to arrange,
5678. 869b
Rauthe. See Ruthe.
Qwith, v. to bestow, to deliver, Raviche, v. to snatch, 3722;
Qwose, pron. whose, 11266.
Qwyles, adv. while, 3939. wrong
Qwyver, s. a quiver, 7730.257
rater Rad, adj. quick, hasty; a rad
haste = hot haste, 917; full rad
adv.-
= full quickly, 1143, 9233, 13007.
Radly, adv. (A.S.readily) quick-
1957 ly, 462, 772, 2698. radl 6904.
Radness, 8. redness, 624. all 8519.
Rafe, pret. of Rele, Rive, tore,
took, 7629, 7788.= raft von reave
Ragget, adj. rough, rugged, rag-
ged, 12559, 13525.
she found won 1533. Or it may be
Raght, pret. of Rache, Rax, took,
seized, tried, 3883, 6767, 8299,
thand 10876; fled, 14000; Raught, 786.
Red, v. to spoil, to plunder,
12002. #
e grekys guxon to red"
Rede, v. to say, to tell, to advise,
to counsel, 1906, 5129, 12579; to
be advised, 3308; pret. Red. declare v.,
Sipp
Rede, Red, s. counsel, advice,
1736, 2668; wits, 2926; as pai us
rede toke as they pleased, 12266. were
they
Redie, v. to make ready, 5648; advised.
pret. Redyn.
Redounde, v. to give back, to re-
turn, to echo, 10183.
recke s. rubor $988.
Redur, s. (A.N.) wrong, violence, | Rewerd, s. a burst, an outburst,
plundering, 1736, 1805, 1912.
Redyn, pret. of Redie, 5648.
To Refe, v. (A.S.) to tear, to snatch,
6838; pret. Refte, 10008.net 7690
11949. See Rurde.
Rewle, s. rule, 6278.
Rewme, s. a realm, a country,
Refut, 8. (A.N.) refuge, shelter, Reyne, s. a rein, 1231, 1258. 215, fat riad
Regne, v. (A.N.) to reign, 13695.
Rekon, v. to recount, 2031.
Releshe, v. to give up, to hand
over, 13626.
Relike, s. spoil, goods, property,
1412, 11391. reikest.
Riall, Rioll, adj. royal, 1630; s.
king, a prince, 1074 (7157. iollag) / badly!
Rially, Riolly, adv. royally, 355,
3009; Ryolle, 231.
Ribold, s. a ribald, a rascal,
a 15
Ricche, Riche, v. to adjust, 0215 retal out.
right, to mend, to improve,(1231,
1258, 9257, 13149; (to stretch, to €767
grasp,) 2370, 6693; to avenge,
Rid, v. to clear away, 1533, 5343,
1736, 2059. settle, redress, sit right, put in ardly
e6478, 6733.
Rife, Riffe, Ryfe, adj. plentiful, not hredden.
abundant, 1117, 1691, 5575, 8823,
Right, adj. true, proper, 1756;
adv. rightly, just, exactly, 1443;
right to as far as, clear to, 1234,
5907; by right correctly, 344.
Right, v. to correct, to re-arrange,
Rightwise, adj. (A.S.) upright,
Rigour, 8. determination, 9863.
Rinel, Rynel, s. a runnel, a small
stream, 5709, 7506. rinces
Rink, Rynk, Rynke, s. a man,
7131, 7486, 10435. See Renke.
Rioll, adj. See Riall.
Riolly, adv. See Rially.
Riolté, s. royalty, grandeur, 3464.
Ritte, v. to tear, to rend; pret.
Rut, 6977, 10704,
Rive, v. (A.S.) to rend, to split,
to tear; pret. Rof, 5907; Rofe,
10298; Roofe, 1234, 11094.
Rixle, v. (from A.S. rixlian) to
rule, to bear rule, to command, 221,
Rod, Rodd, 8. a shaft, a spear,
4435 1234, 11094. - rodile's pur
read-lead Rode, s. a harbour, 5586, 12689;
Static navium road, (journey) undertaking, 1180;
Rogh, Roghe, adj. rough, wild,
1045, 2031; Roght, 10161.
Roght, pret. of Reck, cared,
minded, 11005.
Roicond, part. mingling, blending,
3771. See Roike, Rake.
Roid, Roide, Royde, adj. fierce,
angry, 1984, 4428, 7743, 10161.
Roidly, adv. fiercely, furiously,
912, 10298. 645-5519 13898.
Roike, v. to streak, to blend,
i3987; part. Roicond, 3771.
Roile, s. a Flemish horse, a steed,
1258, 7787, 8337, 10215.
Roke, s. (common soldiers, waifs,
betaling 7149. great number, heap
Roket, s. a rochet, an overcoat,,
13525.
roikede
Matman Wright.
ruke, rouk,
rom in
Rom, v. to go, to roam, 818,
13587.romys prld,
Romans, s. a romance, 5544.
Tornq •9204⋅ Ron, pret. of Run, 9233.
Ronk adj, strong, 4783; noted,
5544. Conke bones rompe here
Roode, s. See Rode.
| Routond, part. adj. rushing,
roaring, 1986.
Row, s. a row, order; rekont by
row recounted in order, 2031.
Rowchet, mistake for Kowchet or
Cowchet, inlaid, adorned, 8386.
Rowte, s. See Rout.
Royde, adj. See Roid.
Rud, s. red, ruddy colour, 3048.3987
Ruerde, s. See Rurde.
Rufull, adj. heart-piercing, heart-
rending, 8518.
Rug, 8. mist, rack, 9652. See Rak. (1984.
Rugh, Rught, adj. rough, fierce, note.
3693, 6632, 12689, 13902.
Ruly, adj. obedient, 3888. Crear di
Rurde, Ruerde, Rewerd, s. noise,
shock, 11949, 12697, 13902. rontv.i.
Rut, v. to throw, to dash, 912, burst
3695, 5699, 9637, 12691.
-Rut, pret. of Ritte, rent, pierced,
6977, 10704.
ranthe 8696.
Ruthe, s. pity, compassion, 8511,
9982; ruthe to be-holde = pitiable
to be seen, 1986.
Ryfe, adj. See Rife.
Ryfte, s. a shattering, 12697.
Rynel, s. See Rinel.
Rynk, Rynke, s. See Renke.
Ryve, v. to tear, to pull down;
part. p. Ryvyn, 4783. See Rive.
sacritic 1418.
Sacramen, s. an oath, 3362.
3710
1 to Roofe, pret. of Rive, shivered, Sad, adj. serious, solemn, intense, firm
rushing, roaring
Ropand, part. adj. crashing,
beating, 3693, 4631, 9637.
Rore, s. a cry, 8518.
Rote, s. (A.S.) a root, 11775.
Rother, s. a sailor, a boatman,
Rout, Route, Rowte, s. a band,
a company, 231, 355, 1143,
6604.
severe, 248, 380, 455, 1263; great,
deep, skilled, learned, 679, 1277; string
1485,*1544; many, 1738; as an
adv. Secure, securely, 2078. hardy, stout,
Sadly, adv. seriously, actually,
630; firmly, securely, 11109.
Saf, adj. safe, well, 10246.
Sagh, s. a saying, a proverb, a
story, 2075, 2954, 10445; Saw,
3191, 12214. 8687.
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