Mouth, eat with it shut, l. 241.
Multiply talking, don't, l. 320.
Nails, clean yours, l. 44; don't pare them at table, l. 247.
Norture, l. 436, deportment, manners.
Nose, clean it, l. 39; don't pick it, l. 41.
OCKLYF; read his translation of De Regimine Principum, l. 351-64.
Oppose, l. 518, 'I oppose one, I make a tryall of his lernyng, or I laye a thyng to his charge, ie appose.' Palsgrave. See Towneley Mysteries, pp. 193-95. Way, in Promptorium.
We may bi oure law examyne hym fyrst…. … let me oppose hym …
T. Myst, p. 195.
Outrage, l. 278, outrageous, beyond bounds, too talkative. See
Malapert.