Ploghe, s. a plough, 903. Pluccid, adj. pimpled, covered with pimples, 3837.
Pluttide, adj. rough like the skin
of a plucked fowl, 3078.
Plyt, s. See Plite. pen
wt puis 2448 unver Prest, adv. hard, fast, quickly, ake, 1315.
Prest, s. a priest, 11700, 11737. Prestly, adv. quickly, eagerly,
1092. 18401 especially, particularly, Preyse, v. to praise, to extol, 2151.
Price, s. (A.N.) value, worth,
1674, 3445. See Prise. =mpre ag Prick, v. to pain, to sting, 142; priest p to record, to relate, 289, 306; pricked, position dash, 1281, 1315, 8555 Prickond, Prikkit, part. p. 418; to spur, to
Pointe, Pointte, s. a deed of arms, tes position, 540, 564; a sncer, a nickname, 7900. pointles. Poite, s. a poet, 306; Poyete, 31, 47, 289.- poyees 33 Pore, adj. poor, 1807; weak, low, 9596.
Porke, s. a pig, 3837. Porknell, s. a little pig, one as fat as a pig, 6368.
Port, s. carriage, behaviour, 9148; a gate of a town or a castle, 9172, 08-9300, 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.
Prickyng, s. remorse, regret, 2183. Pride, s. strength & courage, 160. Print, v. to imprint, 195. Han, scheme 6,423 and 12043. Prise, s. note, worth, renown, 47, 322, 1099, 10815; risk, hazard, hazardous attempt, (1201, 2034,
a2838. prise prese [133] note! confli Prise, adj. good, noble, valiant,me 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. •wrong. 16078 Proces, 8. a story, a relation, - 247; Prose, 11523; Prosses, 97.8 13774. Procur, Proker,/v. to procure, to obtain, 11555, 11558, 11603, 11614.
Profer, Proffer, s. an offer, a pro- posal, 250, 262. prophecy. 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. Prokuring, s. procuring, manage- ment, 13766. propertil 8055.
Propurty, Propurté, s. value, enna worth, propriety, 626, 2530,
profot 2643 s. projetoi 2745. setsint prize, capture. conplied
Prude, adj. See Proude. Prudly, adv. See Proudly v. i imp・ to become Pullishet, part pl polished, bright, 4589. Pullyshe playne.-Lydg. Pupull, s. people, band, force, true 6877, 11278. Seg Pepull. perfeet Pure, adj. fine, nice, 1690 3013; complete, thorough, 1817. zon ho sapore Purpos, s. plan, business, work, 1629, 1710. purpas 2643 inter Purpos, v. to purpose, to be in- purphy, elined, 1690; Purpas/1868erming
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, 27373028, 4973. 17 quitter Quycke, adj. See Qwicke. Qwaint, adj. strange, ingenious, old fashioned, 777, 1531, 1627, 2693, 6051;. a cunning plan, or qwaintis trick, 13245.-quointioss quaintese Qwaintan, s. a quintain, a game artiulness at tilting, 1627. Qwaintly, adv. neatly, skilfully, becomingly, 3404.
Qwait, Qwate,? v. to, await, to watch, 13245.qwailid (i.)
Qwalle, s. a whale, 3055. Qwat, pron. what, 1794. Qwate, s. peace, quietness, e. g. of mind, hence, judgment, 13681. Qwat-sopron, whatsoever) 6325.
Pursu, v. to follow, 1150. indiQwe, s. a fife, or pipe, 6051. ques 4686. Pursuet, s. desire, eagerness, Qwele, Qwell, s. a wheel, 7126,
Pyne, Pyn, s. pain, torture, 195,
1516, 8686; pyne to behold horrible to be seen, 995; pyne for
Qwelle, to lay low, to kill, 1333, 12994. quellidings quelle inf. Qweme, Qwem, adj. fair, bright,: heal, will_ pleasant, lovely, 633, 777, 3055;
apt, ready, skilful, true, 1531, 4202, ing, loving 5351; Quem, 6973; close, sure, true, 1763.
Qweme, v. to conclude, to settle, where qwheme 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.
to here painful to be heard, Qwen, adv. when, 1940, 12180.rly
Pyne, v. to punish, 2325; to
Tainot put to painture
Qwerfore, adv. wherefore, 1928. | Qwert, s. health, spirits, 6941; in holl qwert = in perfect health. Qwhene, 8. See Qwene.
434 quite. Qwhile, Qwhyle, Qwile, 8. a while, ·6. 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;rt. Qwyt, quit, 1809. queme qwyf v.7. P. Qwit-claym, Qwite-claym, v. to renounce, to abjure, 1763, 13086. Qwite, Qwyte, adj. white. Quite.
Rak, s. mist, 1984. rakit, raiket, Rake, Raike, Rayke, v. to pro ragket raiked ceed, to wend, to go, to gush, to ranked (all impl rush, 2999, 4631, 6370, 6904, 9386, 9652; to mingle, to blend, 3048.
Ranke, adj. strong, furious, head-
long, 1392, 1879, 13902; steep, Rape, v. (A.S.) to haste, to hurry, rugged, 1991; abundant, 9204. ank 8511 2818, 1897, 4620, 7373. (0. Je prapa) Rape, s. violence, plunder, 4923,
Rape, s. a rope, a cable, 4620; a oran
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.,
Qwith, v. to bestow, to deliver, Raviche, v. to snatch, 3722;
Qwose, pron. whose, 11266.
Qwyles, ade. while, 3939, wrong Qwyver, s. a quiver, 7730.257
raq Rad, adj. quick, hasty; a rad haste hot haste, 917; full rad welov adv.- =full quickly, 1143, 9233, 13007. Radly, adv. (A.S.readily) quick- 195 ly, 462, 772, 2698, radl 6904. Radness, s. redness, 624. rafit 8519. reve Rafe, pret. of Rele, Rive, tore, to ravet (took, 7629, 7788. - част Triven) Ragget, adj. rough, rugged, rag- ged, 12559, 13525.
Rech, v. to tear, 13939. Recounsel, v. to reconcile, 12931. Red, adj. red; red gold gold, 1742. Red, v. to spoil, to plunder, 12002. # grekys suff or to red Rede, v. to say, to tell, to advise, von reave! to counsel, 1906, 5129, 12579; to be advised, 3308; pret. Red.declare Rede, Red, s. counsel, advice, 1736, 2668; wits, 2926; as pai es rede toke as they pleased, 12266. were Redie, v. to make ready, 5648; pret. Redyn. Redounde, v. to give back, to re- turn, to echo, 10183. reces. rubor 3488.
Raght, pret. of Work; raght vpon cleared the ground,
1533. Or it may be Raght, pret. of Rache, Rax, took, seized, tried, 3883, 6767, 8299, to hand 10876; fled, 14000; Raught, 786.
rifely 15mgrynely 2936 largitor
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. 16 Refut, 8. (A.N.) refuge, shelter,
11949. See Rurde. Rewle, s. rule, 6278. Rewme, s. a realm, a country,
Reyne, s. a rein, 1231, 1258. 0215, at riad Riall, Rioll, adj. royal, 1630; 8. 8078 a king, a prince, 1074, (7157.-illag} [ lady
Rially, Riolly, adv. royally, 355, 3009; Ryolle, 231.
Ribold, s. a ribald, a rascal, 7651.
reiches 10215 10419 Ricche, Riche, v. to adjust, to adjust, to retch e.t. right, to mend, to improve, 1231, 1258, 9257, 13149; (to stretch, to 6767 grasp,) 2370, 6693; to avenge, de Rid, v. to clear away, 1533, 5343, 1736, 2059. settle, redress, sit right, put in ardly e6478, 6733.
again Rife, Riffe, Ryfe, adj. plentiful, not bredden. Stratman ruden
abundant, 1117, 1694, 5575, 8823, 11775.- ris syns
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,
Rigour, 8. determination, 9863. Rinel, Rynel, s. a runnel, a small stream, 5709, 7506. rinles Rink, Rynk, Rynke, s. a man, Rioll, adj. See Riall. 7131, 7486, 10435. See Renke. Riolly, adv. See Rially. Riolté, s. royalty, grandeur, 3464. Ritte, v. to tear, to rend; pret.
Rive, v. (A.S.) to rend, to split, Rut, 6977, 10704. to tear; pret. Rof, 5907; Rofe, 10298; Roofe, 1234, 11094. Rixle, v. (from A.S. rixlian) to rule, to bear rule, to command, 221,
2726; to lead, to bring, 5129; to | Routond, part. adj. rushing,
cenil imRoche, v. to tear, to burst, to shatter, 12511.
Rod, Rodd, s. a shaft, a spear, 4435 1234, 11094. - rodde's pl road-shead Rode, s. a harbour, 5586, 12689; (static navium) road,(journey) undertaking, 1180; Roode, 1045.
Rogh, Roghe, adj. rough, wild, 12 3888 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. 6988-5519 13808. Roike, v. to streak, to blend, impt· 3987; part. Roicond, 3771.
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, 3048.3957. Ruerde, s. See Rurde. Rufull, adj. heart-piercing, heart- rending, 8518.
Rug, 8. mist, rack, 9652. See Rak.(1984. Rugh, Rught, adj. rough, fierce, 3693, 6632, 12689, 13902.
Ruly, adj. obedient, 3888. Creand Rurde, Ruerde, Rewerd, 8. noise, Stealm. shock, 11949, 12697, 13902. ront vi Rut, v. to throw, to dash, 912, burst 3695, 5699, 9637, 12691.
atman WrighRoile, s. a Flemish horse, a steed, -Rut, pret. of Ritte, rent, pierced,
6977, 10704. ran the 8696. ruke, rout, Roke, s.(common soldiers, waifs, Ruthe, s. pity, compassion, 8511, ronkeratin 7149. great number, heap
Roket, s. a rochet, an overcoat,
Ronkf adj. strong, 4783; noted, 5544.ronke bokes ronke here F Roode, s. See Rode. 10939.
9982; ruthe to be-holde= pitiable to be seen, 1986.
Ryfe, adj. See Rife. Ryfte, s. a shattering, 12697. Rynel, s.
Rynk, Rynke, s. See Renke. Ryve, v. to tear, to pull down; part. p. Ryvyn, 4783. See Rive. sacrificet 1913.
Sacramen, s. an oath, 3362. adj.
of 5710 to-Roofe, pret. of Rive, shivered, Sad, adi, serions, solemn, intense, firm
severe, 248, 380, 455, 1263; great, deep, skilled, learned, 679, 1277, • 1485,*1544; many, 1738; as an
adv. safe, securely, 2078. hardy, shout; sturdy
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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