Chaucer's Works, Volume 6 — Introduction, Glossary, and Indexes

by Geoffrey Chaucer

Baggepype, s. bagpipe, A 565.

Baggingly, adv. squintingly, R. 292. See Bagge.

Baillif, s. bailiff, A 603, D 1419; Bailly, D 1392, 1396.

Baite, v. bait; Bayte, feed, B 466; Bayten, T. i. 192; Baiteth, pr. s. 4. 238; feeds, B 2103; Bayted, pp. baited, tormented, R. 1612.

Bak, s. back, 3. 957; B 4569; T. iii. 1247; cloth for the back, coarse mantle, rough cloak, G 881; Bakke, dat. 3. 458; Bakkes, pl. backs, B 4. m 7. 46.

Bakbyte, ger. to backbite, I 1018.

Bakbyter, s. backbiter, I 495.

Bakbyting, s. backbiting, I 493.

Bake, v. to bake, A 384; ger. to burn, D 1731; pp. baked, A 343, B 95; Bake metes, baked meats, meat-pies, I 445.

Bakere, s. baker, B 4324.