love, I, 476, J 4: loaf.
love-clapped, II, 165, 10; 169, 8; 171, 13; 370, 8; 371, 8; IV, 392, 8; V, [277], 8: embraced lovingly, caressed.
loverd, I, 243 f., 1, 6, 17: lord.
louesome, III, 431, 30: lovely.
lov(e)ly, louelie, epithet of London: III, 199, 19; 310, 61; 352, 1; 355, 7. See leeve.
low, lowe, I, 211, 35; III, 93, 46: hill.
low, lowe, III, 435, F 5, 10; 436 f., 13, 20, 24, 34; IV, 47, 5; 514, 8: flame.
low, lowe, pret. of laugh, III, 110, 16; 112, 53; V, [78], 4. See lowhe.
lowe, doggs bite soe, III, 342, 66: a phrase for, take mean advantages.
lowe, bye lerbord or by lowe, IV, 504, 30: loof, luff, the after part of a ship’s bow (Falconer, Marine Dictionary); or perhaps the weather side. See leaf.