mese, III, 484 a, 16: mitigate.
Mess, an epithet said to be contemptuous for a priest or parish minister (as one who says, or said, mass), so Mess John, IV, 442, 10, 12; but there is no reason to suppose disrespect in V, [196], 51. See Mas.
mestoret, V, [80], 42: needed.
met, I, 324, 3; IV, 455, 4; V, [195], 9: mat, may. See mat.
met, pret. of mete, III, 60, 73: measured. p. p. met, mete, III, 60, 72; 203, 17; IV, 465, 23; 467, 13.
methe, meat.
mett, meet.
met-yard, III, 105, 27: measuring-rod.
mey, V, [161], 9: maid. See may.
meynë, III, 27, 96; 58, 31; 61, 95, 97; 76, 419: retinue, suite, household, company, body of people. See menë.