Jape, v., to cry out
Kele, v., to cool
Kind, n., nature
Kindly, adj., natural; adv., naturally
Langhaldes, n., ropes connecting the fore and hind legs of a
horse or cow to stay it from jumping
Latten, n., a kind of brass
Lea, n., pasture land
Lesings, n., untruths
Let, v., to hinder
Lewd, adj., ignorant
Liefer, adv., rather
Likelihood, n., resemblance
Limb, n., an instrument; cf., "limb of the law"
Limbmeal, adv., limb by limb; cf., "piecemeal"
List, n., a limit, border
Lodesman, n., pilot
Lowte, v., to trumpet
Make, n., a mate
Manner, adj., manner of, kind of
Mawmet, n., an idol or toy
Mean, n., intermediary, means
Mean, v., to assert, consider
Medley, v., to mix
Meinie, n., domestics, household
Merry, adj., fortunate
Meselry, n., leprosy Mess,n., portion
Messager, n., messenger
Mete, v., measure, apportion
Mews, n., originally a place in which hawks were kept "mewed
up"
Mildness, n., generosity
Minish, v., to narrow
Mirror, n., seems to have been used only when the surface was
curved, the word "shewer" being used for a plane mirror
Mistake, v., to take wrongly
Namely, adj., especially
Nathless, con., nevertheless
Ne, con., nor
Needly, adj., necessarily
Nerve, n., sinew
Nesh, adj., soft
Nether, adj., lower
Nice, adj., silly, small, trifling
Nicely, adv., sillily
Nother, con., neither
Noyful, adj., noxious, hurtful
Noying, n., harm
Ordinate, adj., ordered, prescribed
Otherdeal, adv., otherwise
Overthwart, adj., crossed over on itself
Passing, adj., surpassing
Patent, n., a plate or paten (patine)
Pight, adj., put, pitched
Powder, n., dust of any kind
Pricket, n., a spike used for candlestick, hence a candle
Principles, n., indecomposable elements
Pure, v.a., to purify
Pursueth, v, suiteth?
Quicken, v.i., to come to life
Quiver, adj., nimble, active
Ramaious, adj., (hawking), slow
Ravish, v., to snatch
Reclaim, n., (hawking}, the calling back of a hawk
Refudation, n., a process in which vinegar is poured on lead,
distilled off, and again suffered to act on it
Relief, n., a dessert
Rese, v., to rush on anyone
Resolve, v., to loosen, weaken, to dissolve
Rheum, n., salt humour
Ribbed, adj., beaten with a "rib," in dressing flax
Ridge, n., the back bone
Riever, n., a violent, robber, a raider
Rivelled, adj., wrinkled
Rively, adv., wrinkled, shrunk
Rodded, adj., separated from tow—"redded"
Routs, n., crowds
Ruthful, adj., sorrowful
Sad, adj., steadfast, solid
Sanguine, adj., blood-like
Scarce, adj., sparing, avaricious
Seethe, v., to boil
Selde, adv., seldom
Sele, v., to cover
Shamefast, adj., shamefaced
Sheltrons, n., palisades
Shern, adj., shore
Shewer, n., a looking-glass
Shingle, n., in roofing, brushwood, or small boards
Shipbreach, n., shipwreck
Shore, adj., shorn (of the hair)
Shrewd, adj., bitter; cf., shrew
Silly, adj., blessed, hence innocent, hence
simple
Sinew, n., a nerve
Slubber, v., to do anything carelessly
Smirch, v., to soil
Sod, adj., stewed
Solar, n., an upper floor
Solemn, adj., celebrated, earnest
Somedeal, adv., somewhat
Sometime, adv., once
Sooth, n., truth
Spanells, n., ropes connecting the fore or hind feet of an
animal to impede its movements