Dishabille, undress, negligent dress.
Dorf, a village.
Ducat, an old gold coin, worth about 9s. 4d.
Entrechat, a caper.
Fadge, to succeed, to turn out well.
Galilee, a porch or chapel beside a monastery or church, in which the monks received visitors, where processions were formed, penitents stationed, and so forth.
Gear, business, affair; property.
Geierstein, vulture-stone.
Grave, a count.
Gutter-blooded, of the meanest birth.