grece, harte of, III, 27, 105: a fat hart.
gree, III, 61, 108 (made the gree): paid my dues. (make gre in Old English, to discharge obligation; Old Fr. gre, gret, from gratum.)
gree, from them take the gree, IV, 248, 16: prize, superiority. (Lat. gradus.)
greecy (ghost), II, 390, 27: frightful (grisly).
greeme, I, 69, 51: (groom) young fellow. See grome.
greet, greit, I, 186, B 3; 359, 1, 2; 448 f., B 1, 5; II, 77, 30; III, 384, 4; 387, 6; 391, 5; V, [36], C 3: weep, cry. pret. grat.
greete, III, 105, 26: grit, gravel, sand.
greeter, V, [183], 17: weeper.
greeting, weeping.
grefe, III, 69, 268; 83, 268: 87, 268: offence, displeasure. a-grefe, III, 69, 268: in displeasure.