ottie, totty, tottering, unsteady, 453, 449 o-torne, torn to pieces. 338 Journey, to tiit, joust, 80 (sb.), 164 "ouze, to tease, worry, 143 Uncivile, wild, uncivilised, 112 "oward, favourable, 99; approaching, near at hand, Uncouth, unusual, strange, 13, 163, 215, 267 156 "o-worne, worn out, 338 "oy, pastime, sport, 110, 151; to play, 629 "race, to walk, track, tract, 196, 271, 374 Frade, footstep, tread, 110; occupation, 148; con- Traduction, transfer, 243 Traine, trayne, to drag along, trail, to allure, 390; Tramell, a net for the hair, tresses, 88, 208 fransmew, to transmute, transform, 47, 95, 159 Trap, to adorn (with trappings), 120, 527 Fratell, toi, 393 Prayled, interwoven, adorned, 316 Unerudded, uncurdled, 589 Undefide, unchallenged, 122 Underfong, to surprise, circumvent, 300, 465 Underlay, to diminish, 505 733 Undersay, to affirm in contradiction to anyone, Undersong, burden (of a song), 471 Understand, to learn the cause of (or perhaps to Undertime, time of the mid-day meal, 195 Uneasy, disturbed, 159 Uneath, unneath, unneathes, uneth, scarcely, with Unfilde, unpolished, 196 Ungentle, uncourteous, 162 Treachour, treachetour, a traitor, 31, 81, 99, 136, 397, Ungentlenesse, base conduct, 182 524 Treague, truce, 90 Unguilty, not conscious of guilt, 165 Unhable, incapable, 29 Treat, to discourse, hold parley with, 202 (sb.), 231 Unhappie paine, unsuccessful labours (because there Trenchand, trenchant, cutting, 70, 317 Trentals, services of 30 masses, which were usually Trie, to experience, 492; prove, a daw trie=prove a Triid, flowed, 153 Trim, neat, well-formed, 159; pleasing, 160 Triplicity, quality of being threefold, 78 Troublous, restless, 92 Trow, to believe, 303 Truncked, truncated, having the head cut off, 102 Trusse, to pack up, 216; carry off, 70, 264; a bundle, 460 Tryde, proved, essayed, 87 True, tried, purified, 302 Tway, twain, two, 109 Tright, to twit, 323 Tune, grief, pain, 56. See Tine, Teen was no heir to reap the benefit of their pains), Unhappy, unfortunate, 111 Unheale, unhele, to expose, uncover, 152, 253 280 Unkend, unkent, unknown, 286, 440 Unmannurd, not cultivated, 132 Unnethes, scarcely, 446 Unnoble, ignoble, 502 Unpurvaide of, unprovided with, 424 Unicont, unaccustomed, 448 Unworthy, undeserved, 380 Unwreaked, unrevenged, 219 Voide, to avoid, turn e, to remove, 258, 895 Wade, to walk, go, 13 Wae, woe, 473 Wag, to move (the limbs), 299 Upbraide, upbraiding, reproach, abuse, 277, 352, Wage, a pledge, 31; t pledge, 114 Upbrast, burst open, 416 Upbray, to upbraid, 101, 239; an upbraiding, 163 Uphild, upheld, 414 Uphoorded, uphoarded, 503 Upreare, to raise up, 83, 173, 235 Cpryst, uprisen, 452 Upstare, to stand up erect, 149, 217 ptyde, tied up, 86 Upiround, knotted, 13 Usaunce, usage, 112 Use, to practise, 252; habits, 104, 218 Utmost, uttermost, outmost, last, 90, 147, 220, 379, Utter, to put out or forth, 452; outer, 90, 280 Vade, to go, 304; to vanish, 208, 529 Vaile, to lay down, 208 Vaine, frail, 240 Vaine, the poetic vein, 477 Vainesse, vanity, 538 Valew, value, valour, courage, 109 Valiaunce, valour, 93, 171 Variable, various, 182 Vauncing, advancing, 249 Vaunt, to display, 164 Vauntage, advantage, opportunity, 199 Vaute, to leap, 519 Vauted, vaulted, 179, 555 Vaut, a vault, 509, 524 Vele, a veil, 12, 161 Vellanage, villinage, slavery, 139 Vellet, velvet, 460 Venery, hunting, 40 Vengement, revenge, 265 Venger, avenger, 24 Wagmoires, quagmires, 474 Waide, weighed, pr. ved. 278 Waift, a waif, an aru le tound and not claime Waite, to watch, 220, (s.) 460 Wan, gained, 88; too, 110 War, worse, 474 Ward, to guard, 310, 466 Ware, wary, cautious, 43, 208 Wareless, unaware, 236; unexpected, 299; hei 318 War-hable, fit for war, 138 Wariment, caution, 243 Warke, work, 83 War-monger, a mercenary warrior, 214 Warray, warrey, to make war on, to lay waste. Warre, worse, 271 Wasserman, a sea monster in shape like a man le Wastness, wilderne-822 Water-sprinckle, waterpot, 225, 244 Wares, waves, 145 War, wex, to grow, 207, 241 Way, to weigh, esteem. 429 Wayd, went on their way, 237; weighed, 3 Waylfull, lamentable, 179. 449 Wayment, to lament, 81, 501; lamentation, 178.." Weanell, a weanling, lamb or kid, 475 Vengeable, revengeful, deserving of revenge, 19, 99 Weare, to pass, spend (te time), 15 Ventayle, the place of the helmet, 165, 259 Vented, lifted up the visor, 160 Venteth, snuffeth, 449 Ventre, to venture, 265 Ventrous, venturous, bold, adventurous, 149, 239 Vere, to veer, 356 Vermeil, vermeill, vermell, vermily, vermilion, 134, Vertuous, possessing virtue or power, 154 Vestiment, vestment, 227 Weet, weeten, to know, learn, understand, pe Vetchy, consisting of the straw of the retch (tare), Weetingly, knowingly, 372 Well, weal, 22; very (rell affectionate), 175 "eli-seene, experienced, 306 ell-thewed, abounding in moral wisdom, 449 ent, journey, course, 257, 386 , to grow, increase, become, 120, 196, 207 hally, marked with streaks, 29 hat, a thing-homely, what homely fare, 402 heim, to overwhelm, 91, 98 hile, time; Alas the while! woe worth the hileare, whilere erewhile, formerly, lately, 57, hiles, whilest, whilst, 292 himpled, covered with a wimple, 430 hist, silenced, 435 hot, hot, 86, 128, 198 icked, vile (chains), 220 ight = rite, blame; blame, 464 worthy wight' Tight, person, being, 129, 140 ight, active, 453 ightly, quickly, 473 ilding, a wild apple, 195 imble, nimble, 453 Wreakfull, avenging, 297 Wreath, to turn, 86 Wreck, destruction, 21 Wrest, to wrench, twist, 153; a wrenching, over- Wrest, the wrist, 33, 194 Writ (pl. writtes), writing, a written paper, 76, 163 Wull, will, 590 Wyde, turned away (cf. wide of the mark), 123 I', as a prefix of the past participle, is frequently merited Yale, gate, 460 Ybent, turned, gone, 180 Y'bet, beaten, 248 Yblent, blinded, dazzled, 18, 456 Ybore, born, 177 Ycond, learnt, 461 Yclad, clad, 14 imple, to gather, plait, fold, 12; a covering for Ycleepe, to call, 550 the neck, veil, 76 in (out), get (out), 232; come up to, 363 isard, wizard, wise man, 28, 296 ise, irize, mode, manner, guise, 161, 165, 173 ist, iste, knew, 165 itch, to bewitch, itche, a reed, 464 Yeleped, called, named, 182 Yale, empty, 33 Ydlesse, idleness, 369 Ydrad, ydred, dreaded, feared, 11 Yead, yede, yeed, to go (properly a preterite tense), Yearne, to earn, 365, 392 ite, wilen, wyte, to blame, twit, reprove, 147, 180, Yeuen, give in, 455 telesse, blameless, 471 ithouten, without, 359 th-hault, withheld. 140 tlesse, senseless, foolish, 466 , woe, sad, 124, 233 Yfere, together, in company with, 54, 455 Ygo, goe, gone, ngo, 19. 183 Yalaunst, glanced, glided, 198 i, mind, intelligence, 149. Wittily, wisely, sen-, Yirks, jirks, lashes, 395 sibly, 130 manhood, womanly feeling, 402 On (did won), be wont, 208 on, wonne (wonning), dwelling-place, abode, 114, 56, 270, 375, 378; to dwell, 42, 117, 184, 869 -ndred, marvellous, 149 nned, were wont, 449 it, to be accustomed, 226 d, mad, frantic, furious, 30, 35, 98, 277 dnes, madness, 220 on, to dwell, 504, 557 'd, motto, 251 e, passed or spent the time, 276 Ylike, alike, 30 17, same, 471 Ympt, joined, 275 Ymolt, melted, 220 Ympe, youth, 224. See Imp Ynd, India, 38 Ynne, abode, inn, 480 Yod, yode, went, 60, 112, 202 Yodest, didst go, 567 Yold, yielded, 219 Yon 1, yonder, 420 Yond, outrageous, terrible, 196 Yongthly, youthful, 536 Youngling, young of man or beast, 66 |