v. 830. tawle] i. e. brave, bold.
v. 832. defaute] i. e. default, defect.
v. 833. hawte] i. e. haughty.
v. 834. pose] i. e. rheum in the head.
v. 839. loketh] i. e. looketh.
Page 253. v. 843. gere] i. e. apparel.
v. 844. My heyre bussheth]—heyre, i. e. hair. So Barclay, alluding to the “newe fassions and disguised garmentes” of the time;
“To Ship, galants, come nere I say agayne,
With your set bushes curling as men of Inde.”
The Ship of Fooles, fol. 8. ed. 1570.