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Salue, v. (A.N.) to salute, to
greet, 1909, 4981.

Salus, s. pl. greetings, 3640.

Sam, adj. same, 10829.

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Sclaunder, v. to slander, to blame,

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834; s. blame, slander, disgrace,
11756; Sklaunder, 1810, 4932. Skourderiel's
Scrive, s. a shriek, a noise, 9511.

Samyn, adv. together, 752, 1176. Se, v. to see, to look on, to be-

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hold, 1643, 1985; imperat. 1422;
pret: Segh, Sogh, saw, 739, 1317 se impf.

Se, s. the sea, 1982; See, 1989.
Seche, v. to seek, 531, 11702,
12677.secke in

to sechi infl.

sexheimper.

6324,Sedur, s. the cedar; of sedur tre
Seche, adj. such, 11680.

12137; Sawle, 10768.
*Saut, Saute, Sawte, s. (A.N.) an
assault, 57, 85, 3532, 6869,

11158.

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Sawte, s. See Saut.

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sauter Sawter, s. the Psalter, 4435.
4439 Say, v. to tell, to relate, 374;
pret. & part. p. Said, 1073, 1416;
pret. Sayn, Sain, said, 277, 5203,
mes 5214. pres. pres.
Say, s. a speech, a proverb, an
opinion, 8063.

Sayn, Sain, pret. of Say, said,

277, 5203, 5214. ne is prés.
Schalk, Schalke, s. See Shalk.
Schall, v. shall, 6900.
Schent, v. See Shent.
Schir, adj. See Shire.

Scho, pron. she, 12148, 12150,
12152; Sho, 10774, 13858; She,
10776, 10777.
Schope, v.

See Shope.

Seek, v. to agitate, to work upon;
= of cedar wood, 1658.
Seek, v. to agitate, to work.

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pret. Sought, 8716; (Soght, 9127. fro ere herlls)
Sege, s. (A.S.) a man, a noble, 9979.
Segh, pret. of Se, saw, beheld,
1222, 1246.5806 sigan Per. siren
Seie, Seye, v. (A.S.) to turn, to
it
turn over, to fall down, 25123398,-
6579, 6644; pret. Seit,(Seyit, Seyt;
Seyn, chut, 7129. no move on, yo,
Seigne, s. a sign, 3108. seignes $11.
Seke, adj. (A.S.) sick, 6057,9175.
Seke, v.ito go on pilgrimage, to resort to
Seker, Seki Sekur, adj. sure, n.sickin
worship, 2002; pret. Soght. appeg to, solicit.
secure, 198, 7991; Syker, 1544.
Sekurly, adv. certainly, surely,

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GLOSSARIAL INDEX.

Semble, s. an assembly, a council,

1

a battle-field, 3737; Semely, 7389;
Semly, 4160.

Seme, v. to seem, to appear; me
semys it seems to me, me thinks,
1737.

Semly, adj. comely, good-looking,
beautiful, 127, 1472, 8246; s. a
lady, a gentleman, 503, 1854;
Semely, 390, 560.

Semond, part. seeming, seen, ap-
parent, 469.

Semple, adj. low, downcast, 8247.
Semster, s. one who does the
ornamental sewing on gloves and
other kinds of leather work; hence
they are classed with sadlers and

souters; 1585.

Send, v. to send, to keep, to de-
fend, 3510; pret. Send, sent,
10796; part. p. Send, sent, 10501.
Seniour, s. a chief, 13056.78
Senowe, s. a sinew, a muscle,

8794. se souvis pe·
Sent, v. to assent, 6280.
Seond, part. seeing, 8094.
Ser, compar. of Sere, sure, 5627.
Serch, v. to turn up, to dig, 1534;
to plunder, 12015; to test, to
measure, 1537.

Sercle, s. a circle, 1658; circuit,
course, 1052, 1555; site, situation,

335.

Sere, adj. several, many, 1413,
sere goddes. 2000, 7160; all; on sere haluys

= on all sides, 1353, 1702, 6070,
12980; on sere halfe, 6054; sure;
comp. Ser, surer, more secure, 5627.
Sere, v. to serve, to worship, 2946,

as above, several, by redund.
Serklyt, adj. encircled, 3038; set
with, 3408.

Sertan, adj. certain; in sertan
assuredly, 9556.

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Servage, s. (A.N.) bondage, 1384.
Serve, v. to deserve, 550.

Ses, Sese, v. to cease, to cause to

serkyll = circle 4038.
sermond:

= sermon 11491.

sesit 2764 ceas?.

to
cease, 941, 2259; to seize, 1153; o sese
pret. Sesit, 1384, 1877; part. p.
Sesit, Sesyt, 1303, 1457; to give
seizin to, 119, 73965. sest.
Sesyn, s. a season, 1442.
Sesyng, part. snatching, 2463.
Set, v. to fix, to put, to keep, to
settle, 379, 1419, 1728, 1828; to
deal, to give, 1263, 9016; to ac-
count, to regard, 5002; to satisfy, sel in o
to suit, 223; pret. Set; part. p. set hom
Set, situated, seated, 1611, 1711,
2028; set up, completed, 1689;
arranged, disposed, 3031-701styes.)
Sete, pret. of Sit, sat, 11109. no
Sete, s. an abode, a palace, 1630.
Sethyn, adv. (A.S.) afterwards,

455. See Sithen.
eguon

Sean, Seyvyn, adj. seven,

10118, 10546. seuon 738.
Sew, pret. of Sow, sowed, 941.
Sevynt, adj. seventh, 6215.
Sew, v. to proceed, to follow, 361,

1475, 11109; to sue, 1854.
Sewertie, s. surety, certainty,

9241.

To wonde

19241

of set

=

go on

gestart

series

Sewte, s. a company, 12995. 34/0 - suit,
Sextene, adj. sixteenth, 10639.
Seye, v. See Seie; pret. Beshak 6888.
Seyn,
Schalk

-shut, 7129.

Shake, v. (A.S.) to set out, to
roam, 2921, 3178.
stalk shalkes
Shalke, s. (A.S.) a man, 72, 89. men, sordiks
Shame, v. to be, or to become

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ashamed, 7468. 1221
Shap, s. shape, form, 1550.
Shape, v. (A.S.) to shape, to
form, 1649; to dress, to array,
2572; to cause, to bring about,
2073; to direct, to guide, 1141 to
hie, to haste,—pret. Shope, 2758.
Share, v. (A.S.) to cut, to shear,
"thrugh,
1233, 1269, 11113; pet. Share. though, a
Sharpe, adj. quick, rapid, 2758.
of

Shaw, s. a thicket, a small wood,
12974..

shaply a, 3070.

$

of the head, 3023.

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Shede, s. the parting of the hair | Shone, v. to shun, to shrink, to
rush from; pret. Shont, 919, 1335,
5732; Sehunt, 18739.
Shont, pret. of Strone.

Sheltron, Sheltrone, Sheltrun, s.
sheltrums a squadron of ships, 3239; a body
of soldiers, 5249, 5804, 10047 ons
9458
sheltrum Shemere, v. (A.S.) to glitter, to
shine, 4974.

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Shend, v. (A.S.) to destroy, to

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shatter, 2544, 5249, 5697; pret. &
part. p. Shent; to excuse, to par-
don, 8119. old

Shend, a form of Send, v. pret.
defended, answered in defence,
8144.

Shene, a form of Sene, part. p.
seen, 92950. shewn ???
Shene, adj. (A.S.) bright, splen-
did, beautiful, 330, 1408; noble,
exalted, 600; as a s. fair one, lady,
8144; as an ado. well, seemly, 1649.
Shenship, s. confusion, disgrace,
ruin, 4176, 8119.

Shent, part. p. excused, pardoned,

8119; ruined, shattered, exhausted,

p. 10348, 13416-4 See Shend.

Shope, v. pret. made, shaped,
made for, prepared, put, fell, hap-
pened, 72, 1780,2758,3245,
10242, 10348; Schope, 13730.


Shot, pret. & part. p. entered, a
passed, put, set, filled, 1901, 5564,
9509; rushed, 5933.

Shote, s. a clump, a group, 330;

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Shotte, a flood, a stream, 3300.
Shottyn, pret. shot, tossed, 1408.
Shoure, s. a shower of rain, 1577; 403 € shours 3
a conflict, a combat, 5804, 11048.
Showve, v. to fly away, 11804.im
Shrike, s. a song, a carol, 346; v. shower!
to sing, 12974.

Shuld, pret. of Shall, should,

were about to, 10795.

Shunt, v. to shun, to shrink, to
withdraw, to retreat, to desist,
600, 729, 10377, 10998; to free
from, to protect from, 2544;
Schunt, 13730.

Shentyng, part. shrinking, shun-
ning, withdrawing, 481. See Shone,
to-shower Shevere, v. to shiver, 1264. 7397%Shyre,

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adj. See Shire.

Sib, Syb, s. (A.S.) a relation,
5449, 5461.

Sib, Syb, Sibbe, Sybbe, adj.
(A.S.) related by blood, near, 2057,
5019, 7080, 7090.

Shew, v. to appear, to offer, to
display, 801, 1581; to look upon,
1456, 1550. e shene
Shilde, s. (A.S.) a shield, 889,
1194; to, shield,, to defend, Sib-men, Syb-men, s. relatives,
12310. To shiid: dit. for packinsmen, 1902, 2588, 11293.
Shire, Shyre, adj. (A.S.) clear,
bright, fresh, sparkling, 270, 330,
346, 1269, 2373; great, solemn,
729; Schir, 12168.

Shodere, Shodure, v. to shudder,

1

Sibradyn, s. (A.S.) relationship,
siche on

10326.

Siche, adj. such, 7585. gehe 7577.

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Sicken, Sykyng, part. sighing,

s to burst, to break, 1335, 3706-der 866, 12427. See Sike.
Shogge, v. to attack, to thrust,
jog, move M

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Siker, adj. certain, sure, expert,
2075, 3903; (Sekir, 6950; Syker,
1544; Sycher, 13861;), empar.
safer, better, 1752. positiv
Sikernes, 8. security, 11733.
Sikyng, Sykyng, s. sighing, sob-
bing, 1515, 2680, 8032, 8452.
Sile, Syle, v. to drop, to fall, to
syng flow down, 1307, 2168, 2680; to
compose one's self, 372,*9210; to
pass, to move, 364, 1973.
Sir, s. a sire, a father, 7894;
knight, a noble, 9470.
Sit, probably for Set, 2730.
Sital, s. a stringed musical instru-
ment, 3435. Chauc. citole.

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Sité, 8. a city, 10409. Time
Sith, adv. since), s. a way; no
sithin no way, 9535.
Sithe, Sythe, s. (A.S.) time, 188,

11039, 12996.

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Skewe, Skiew, s. the sky, the

heavens, 9637, 9932, 10182, 12496,
awa12500. skewest, wis skerei skewis
Skire, Skyre,. fierce, cruel, shay

angry, 8897, 12500, 12700,/13397,
13616.
Iskir.
Skirme, v. to battle, to flash,
12500, 13601.
Sklaunder.

See Sclaunder.

Sknowe, s. snow, 10971.
Skope, pret. of Skape, 13541. 13/30
Skorne, s. contempt, 1874.

Sithen, Sythen, adv. (A.S.) since,+Skoute-wacche, Scowte-wacche, s.

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after, afterwards, 66, 176, 4558,
13790; Sethyn, 455. sitten 259
36 Sitte, v. to become, to suit, to
concern, to befal, 530, 2130, 2284;
Syt, 2552; part. Sittyng, becom-

sitter 9140 ing, suitable, more becoming, 1737,

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2962, 12345.

Skaire, v. to divide, to send forth,

4067.


to set here and there, 1089.
Skant, adj. deficient, imperfect,
to turn to to tond
Skape, v to shape, to lead to, to
・memnon-bring, 8897; to escape, 834, 13117,
13130 13514 skapt impl.
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Skathe, Skather) v. to skathe,
to harass, 2111, 5557. skatte 150g.

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un skathe Skathe, Skath, s. injury, damage, |

skathill

13434.

danger, 834, 1810, 2725, 13130.
Skathell, Skathil adj. fierce,
cruel, 4067, 13130. murein l
Skathill, adv. grievously, for
-gone, 13397.q.

Skelte, v. to warn, to report,
1089, 6042; part. Skeltyng.6:
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slaughter, murder, 2178, 6006,
7693, 9270, 13008, 13609.
Slange, Slaunge, pret. of Sling,
dashed, 1296, 13745.

Slawthly, adv. skilfully, quickly, sleghly

10306.

Sle, v. (A.S.) to slay, 1978, 10957.
Slecynge, s. rheum from the
nostrils of a beast, 908.

slagintur 6549.

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slyly Jr. 8090

Slegh, adj. skilful, far-reaching, | Sluche, s. slush, foam, 12529.
pats 3849; neatly formed, 3063.
Slym, Slyme, s. slime, mud, quick-
sand, 5710, 13547; a snare, a trap,
13281.7

Sleghly, Slely, "Slighly, adv.
slyly, cunningly, skilfully, cleverly,
swiftly, 196, 789, 1251, 1296,
dexterity

'6409.

Slyme, v. to do anything care- slip or pas.
lessly, to pretend ignorance, 8096.

Slyng, v.

See Sling.

quickly

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Sleght, s. (A.S.) skill, contrivance,
the knack of doing anything, 196,
1251, 1996, 9186; perfection,
beauty, 3063; Slight, 10673.
mp/8225 Sleppit, part. p. slept, 817.
Sletyng, verbal s. sleight, cun-
ning use of anything, 196.
Slicche, s. mud, wet, plashy
ground, slush, 5710, 13547;
Sluche, 12529; Sliche, 5763.
Slighly, adj. See Sleghly.
Slight, 8. See Sleght.
Sling, Slyng, v. to cast, to cast
down, to dash, 8851; pret. Slange,
13745; Slaunge, 1296; Slong,
4215.

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Slyngyng, part. casting down,
slaughter, 6006, 7693.
Slyp, v. See Slip.

Smaragden, s. a precious stone, miraid,
probably sardonyx, 924.

Smelt, adj. shining, polished,
bright (as if smelted), 1667.
Smert, adj. rough, uncut, 924;
sharp, fierce, 9512.

Smethe, adj. (A.S.) smooth,

polished, clear, 924, 1667, 11796.
Smorther, s. a suffocating smoke
or smell, smut, 911, 3511, 9512,
11796

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Smult, pret. of Smile, boiled,
bubbled, rushed, 911.
Soberly, Soburly, adv. earnestly,
248, 380.

6655

"snaw 3067,

Slip, Slyp, v. to glide, to fall, to
slip, 8096; pret. Slypped, 2378;
part. p. Slippit, 8428,403
Sliper, adj. slippery, 11295.
Slit, v. (A.S.) to cleave, to cut Soche, adj. such, 1364; so great,
through, to rip, 5939, 6409, 7001, so noble, 1725.
wrong
wrong Socur, s. (A.N.) succour, help,
socurd.
Slicche.1344; allies, 9700; v. to succour,
to help, 6447. o socore,
20/5923 108 6441
Sodenly, adv. suddenly, 1697. Main 5722
So-gat in such manner, 5207.
Sogh, pret. of Se, saw, 739.
Soght, Soghton, Sought, Sought-
on, pret. of Seek, sought, searched,
invented, 1623; went, pushed on,
rushed, poured, 964, 1353, 5903,654,
-9127; rose, 1091; fell, 4315;
came, entered, 392, 1376, 8716;
departed, 6644, 13209; part. p.
driven, forced, 1513.

Slithe, s. for Sliche. See
Slober, 8. foam, drift, 12529.
Slogh, s. a slough, 13547.
Slogh, pret. of Sle, slew, killed,
1218, 1296, 9038; Sloght, 9728;
Slough, 10306.
scomering v.5.
Slomer, v. (A.S.) to slumber, 6,
8428; part. Slomeryng.
Slomur, s. slumber, 13285.
Slong, Slongen, Slongyn, Slungen,
pret. of Sling, cast, dashed, 3201,
3217, 4215,12529.

Slote, s. the throat, 908; the
hollow in the throat above the
breast, or, the pit of the stomach,
3063, 5939, 6409.

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Soiourne, v. to sojourn, to abide,
382.

soghten
soghtyr 1919.

Solas, s. (A.N.) comfort, good,
1605; v. to solace, to amuse, 1620; 1643 0.
to enjoy, 1752; to entertain, 9704.

Soolastinps.
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