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to shorten, to cast down, to blunt

diminution

protest; disgust

to sojourn to expiate

a short play

to brook, abide

a primer

positive, certain Complete

to deceive,deception

to expiate a fault

abyss

ACCITE to cite, summon

ACKNOWN 'to be acknown' is to acknowledge

ACQUITTANCE a receipt or discharge

ACTURE action

ADDITION title, attribute

ADDRESS to prepare oneself

ADDRESSED prepared

ADVANCE to prefer, promote to honour

ADVERTISEMENT admonition

ADVERTISING attentive

ADVICE consideration, discretion

ADVISE to consider, reflect

ADVISED considerate

ADVOCATION pleading, advocacy

AFEARED afraid

AFFECT to love

AFFY to affiance To trust

AFRONT in front

AGAZED looking in amazement

AGLET-BABY the small figure engraved on a jewel

AGNISE to acknowledge, confess

A-GOOD a good deal, plenteously

A-HOLD a sea-term

AIERIE the nest of a bird of prey

AIM a guess

ALDER-LIEFEST most loved of all

ALE alehouse

ALLOW to approve

ALLOWANCE approval

AMES-ACE two aces, the lowest throw of the dice

AMORT dead, dejected

AN if

ANCHOR an anchorite, hermit

ANCIENT an ensign-bearer

ANGEL a coin, so called because it bore the image of an angel

ANIGHT by night

ANSWER retaliation

ANTHROPOPHAGINIAN a cannibal

ANTICK the fool in the old plays

ANTRE a cave

APPARENT heir-apparent

APPEAL accusation,to accuse

APPLE-JOHN a kind of apple

APPOINTMENT preparation

APPREHENSION opinion

APPREHENSIVE apt to apprehend or understand

APPROBATION probation

APPROOF approbation, proof

APPROVE to prove To justify, make good

APPROVER one who proves or tries

ARCH chief

ARGAL a ridiculous word intended for the Latin ergo

ARGENTINE silver

ARGIER Algiers

ARGOSY originally a vessel of Ragusa or Ragosa, a Ragosine; hence any ship of burden

ARGUMENT subject

ARMIGERO a mistake for Armiger, the Latin for Esquire

AROINT found only in the imperative mood, get thee gone

A-ROW in a row

ARTICULATE to enter into articles of agreement to exhibit in articles

ASPECT regard, looks

ASPERSION sprinkling; hence blessing, because before the Reformation benediction was generally accompanied by the sprinkling of holy water

ASSAY to attempt, test, make proof of

ASSINEGO an ass

ASSUBJUGATE to subjugate

ASSURANCE deed of assurance

ASSURED betrothed

ATOMY an atom Used in contempt of a small person

ATONE to put people at one, to reconcile to agree

ATTACH to seize, lay hold on

ATTASKED taken to task, reprehended

ATTENT attentive

ATTORNEY to employ as an agent To perform by an agent

AUDACIOUS spirited, daring, but without any note of blame attached to it

AUGUR augury

AUTHENTIC clothed with authority

AVE the Latin for hail; hence acclamation

AVE-MARY the angelic salutation addressed to the Blessed Virgin Mary

AVERRING confirming

AVOID get rid of

AWFUL worshipful

AWKWARD contrary

keep back

the hinder part; hence, when applied to time, the past

embarrass

heaped, as on a ridge

a cudgel

BALM the oil of consecration

BAN to curse

BANK to sail by the banks

BARM yeast

BARN a child

BARNACLE a shellfish, supposed to produce the sea-bird of the same name

BASE a game, sometimes called Prisoners' base

BASES an embroidered mantle worn by knights on horseback, and reaching from the middle to below the knees

BASILISK a kind of ordnance

BASTA enough

BATE to flutteras a hawk,abate

BAT-FOWLING catching birds with a clap-net by night

BATLET a small bat, used for beating clothes

BATTLE army

BAVIN used as an a piece of waste wood, applied contemptuously to anything worthless

BAWCOCK a fine fellow

BAWD procurer

BAY the space between the main timbers of the roof

BEADSMAN one who bids bedes, that is, prays prayers for another

BEARING-CLOTH a rich cloth in which children were wrapt at their christening

BEAT to flutter as a falcon, to meditate, consider earnestly

BEAVER the lower part of a helmet

BEETLE a mallet

BEING dwelling, inasmuch as

BE-METE to measure

BE-MOILED daubed with dirt

BENDING stooping under a weight

BENVENUTO welcome (Italian)

BERGOMASK a rustic dance

BESHREW evil befal

BESTRAUGHT distraught, distracted

BETEEM to pour out

BETID happened

BEZONIAN a beggarly fellow

BIDING abiding-place

BIGGEN a night-cap

BILBERRY the whortleberry

BILBO a sword, from Bilboa, a town in Spain where they were made

BILBOES fetters or stocks

BILL a bill-hook, a weapon

BIN been, are

BIRD-BOLT a bolt to be shot from a crossbow at birds

BISSON blind

BLANK the white mark in the middle of a target; hence, metaphorically, that which is aimed at

BLENCH to start aside, flinch

BLENT blended

BLOOD-BOLTERED smeared with blood

BLOW to inflate

BOARD to make advances to; accost

BOB a blow, sarcasm

BODGE to botch, bungle

BODIKIN a corrupt word used as an oath. 'Od's Bodikin,' God's little Body

BOITIER VERT green box

BOLD to embolden

BOLLEN swollen

BOLTED sifted, refined

BOLTER a sieve

BOLTING-HUTCH a hutch in which meal was sifted

BOMBARD a barrel, a drunkard

BOMBAST padding

BONA-ROBA a harlot

BOOK a paper of conditions

BOOT to help, to avail

BOOTLESS without boot or advantage, useless

BORE calibre of a gun; hence, metaph. size, weight, importance

BOSKY covered with underwood

BOSOM wish, heart's desire

BOTS worms which infest horses

BOURN a boundary A brook

BRACE armour for the arm, state of defence

BRACH a hound bitch

BRAID deceitful

BRAVE handsome, well-dressed

BRAVERY finery Boastfulness

BRAWL a kind of dance

BREAST voice

BREATHING exercising

BREECHING liable to be whipt

BREED-BATE a breeder of quarrels

BREESE the gadfly

BRIBE-BUCK a buck given away in presents

BRING to attend one on a journey

BROCK a badger, a term of contempt

BROKE to act as a procurer

BROKEN having lost some teeth by age

BROKEN MUSIC the music of stringed instruments

BROKER an agent

BROTHERHOOD trading company

BRUIT noise, report, rumour

BRUSH rude assault

BUCK suds or lye for washing clothes in

BUCK-BASKET the basket in which clothes are carried to the wash

BUCKING washing

BUCK-WASHING washing in lye

BUG a bugbear, a spectre

BULLY-ROOK a bragging cheater

BURGONET a kind of helmet

BURST to break

BUSKY bushy

BUTT-SHAFT a light arrow for shooting at a target

BUXOM obedient

a cask or barrel

a prison

red (applied to hair)

a captive, a slave; hence, a witch

prophesy

CALIVER a hand-gun

CALLET a trull

CALLING appellation

CALM qualm

CAN to know, be skillful in

CANAKIN a little can

CANARY a wine brought from the Canary Islands

CANDLE-WASTERS persons who sit up all night to drink

CANKER a caterpillar

CANSTICK a candlestick

CANTLE a slice, corner

CANTON a canto

CANVAS to sift: hence, metaphorically, to prove

CAPITULATE make a combined force

CAPOCCHIA a simpleton

CAPRICIO caprice

CAPRICIOUS lascivious

CAPTIOUS capacious

CARACK a large ship of burden

CARBONADO meat scotched for broiling

CARD

the taper on which the points of the compass are marked under the mariner's needle

CAREIRE the curvetting of a horse

CARKANET a necklace

CARL a churl

CARLOT a churl

CASTILIAN a native of Castile

CASTILIANO VULGO to use discreet language

CATAIAN a native of Cathay

CATLING cat-gut

CAUTEL deceit

CAUTELOUS insidious

CAVALERO a cavalier, gentleman

CAVIARE the roe of sturgeon pickled; metaph. a delicacy not appreciated by the vulgar

CEASE put off, made to cease

CENSURE to judge, criticise

CEREMONY a ceremonial vestment, religious rite, or anything ceremonial

CERTES certainly

CESS rate, reckoning

CHACE a term at tennis

CHAMBER a species of great gun

CHAMBERER an effeminate man

CHANSON a song

CHARACT affected quality

CHARACTER a letter, handwriting, to carve or engrave

CHARACTERY handwriting That which is written

CHARE a turn of work

CHARGE-HOUSE a free-school

CHARLES' WAIN the constellation called also Ursa Major, or the Great Bear

CHARNECO a species of sweet wine

CHAUDRON entrails

CHEATER for escheator, an officer who collected the fines to be paid into the Exchequer A decoy

CHEQUE a technical term in falconry; when a falcon flies at a bird which is not her proper game she is said to cheque at it

CHEER fortune

CHERRY-PIT a game played with cherrystones

CHEVERIL kid leather

CHEWIT cough

CHILDING pregnant

CH'ILL vulgar for 'I will.'

CHIRURGEONLY in a manner becoming a surgeon

CHOPIN a high shoe or clog

CHRISTOM clothed with a chrisom, the white garment which used to be put on newly-baptized children

CHUCK chicken, a term of endearment

CHUFF a coarse blunt clown

CINQUE PACE a kind of dance

CIPHER to decipher

CIRCUMSTANCE an argument

CITAL recital

CITE to incite

CITTERN a guitar

CLACK-DISH a beggar's dish

CLAP I' THE CLOUT to shoot an arrow into the bull's eye of the target

CLAW to flatter

CLEPE to call

CLIFF clef, the key in music

CLING to starve

CLINQUANT glittering

CLIP to embrace, enclose

CLOUT the mark in the middle of a target

COAST to advance

COBLOAF a big loaf

COCK a cockboat

COCK-AND-PIE an oath

COCKNEY a cook

COCK-SHUT-TIME the twilight, when cocks and hens go to roost

COG to cheat, dissemble

COGNIZANCE badge, token

COIGN projecting corner stone

COIL tumult, turmoil

COLLECTION drawing a conclusion

COLLIED blackened. Othello;

COLOUR pretence

COLOURABLE specious

COLT to defraud, befool

CO-MART a joint bargain

COMBINATE betrothed

COMBINE to bind

COMMODITY interest, profit

COMMONTY used ludicrously for comedy

COMPACT compacted, composed

COMPARATIVE drawing comparisons

COMPETITOR one who seeks the same thing, an associate in any object

COMPLEMENT accomplishment

COMPLEXION passion

COMPOSE to agree

COMPTIBLE tractable

CON to learn by heart, to deceive

CONCEIT conception, opinion, fancy

CONCUPY concubine

CONDITION temper, quality

CONDOLEMENT grief

CONDUCT escort

CONFECT to make up into sweetmeats

CONFOUND to consume, destroy Coriolanus;

CONSIGN to sign a common bond

CONSORT to accompany

CONSTANCY consistency

CONSTANT settled, determined

CONSTER to construe

CONTINUATE uninterrupted

CONTRACTION the marriage contract

CONTRARY to oppose

CONTRIVE to conspire to wear away

CONVENT to convene

CONVERT to change

CONVERTITE a convert

CONVEY to manage

CONVEYANCE theft, fraud

CONVINCE to conquer, subdue

CONVIVE to feast together

CONVOY escort

CONY-CATCH to cheat

CONY-CATCHING poaching, pilfering

COOLING CARD used metaphorically for an insurmountable obstacle

COPATAIN HAT a high-crowned hat

COPE to reward, to give in return

COPY theme

CORAGIO courage

CORANTO lively dance

CORINTH a brothel

CORINTHIAN a wencher

CORKY dry like cork

CORNUTO a cuckold

COROLLARY a surplus

OF THE FIELD an aide-de-camp

CORRIVAL rival

COSTARD the head

COSTER-MONGER peddling, mercenary

COTE a cottage or to quote or to overtake

COT-QUEAN an effeminate man, molly-coddle

COUNT CONFECT a nobleman composed of affectation

COUNTERFEIT portrait A piece of base coin

COUNTERPOINT a counterpane

COUNTERVAIL to counterpoise, outweigh

COUPLEMENT union

COURT HOLY-WATER flattery

COVENT a convent

COVER to lay the table for dinner

COWISH cowardly

COWL-STAFF the staff on which a vessel is supported between two men

COX MY PASSION an oath, a euphemism for 'God's Passion.'

COY to stroke, fondle to condescend with difficulty

COYSTRIL a kestrel, a hawk

COZEN to cheat

COZENAGE cheating

COZENER a cheater

COZIER a tailor

CRACK to boast or a loud noise

CRACKER boaster

CRACK-HEMP a gallows-bird

CRANK a winding passage

CRANKING winding

CRANTS garlands. A doubtful word

CRARE a ship of burden

CRAVEN a dunghill cock

CREATE formed, compounded

CREDENT creditable

CREDIT report

CRESCIVE increasing

CRESTLESS not entitled to bear arms, lowborn

CRISP curled, winding

CROSS a piece of money, so called because the coin was formerly stamped with a cross

CROW-KEEPER one who scares crows

CROWNER a coroner

CROWNET a coronet

CRY the yelping of hounds A pack of hounds

CRY AIM to encourage

CUE the last words of an actor's speech, which is the signal for the next actor to begin

CUISSES pieces of armour to cover the thighs

CULLION a base fellow

CUNNING skill

CUNNING skilful

CURB to bend, truckle

CURRENTS occurrences

CURSTNESS shrewishness

CURTAL a docked horse

CURTAL-AXE a cutlass

CUSTALORUM a ludicrous mistake for Custos Rotulorum

CUSTARD-COFFIN the crust of a custard-pudding

CUSTOMER a common woman

CUT a cheat 'To draw cuts' is to draw lots

to befool, to put off, to doff

to condemn

reach, control, power

a Dane

to challenge

DARKLING in the dark

DARRAIGN to set in array

DAUB to disguise

DAUBERY imposition

DAY-WOMAN a dairy-maid

DEARN lonely

DEBOSHED debauched, drunken

DECK to bedew

DECK a pack of cards

DECLINE to enumerate

DECLINED fallen

DEEM doom, judgment

DEFEAT to undo, destroy

DEFEATURE disfigurement

DEFENCE art of fencing

DEFEND to forbid

DEFENSIBLE having the power to defend

DEFTLY dexterously

DEFY renounce

DEGREES a step

DELAY to let slip by delaying

DEMERIT merit, desert

DEMURELY solemnly

DENAY denial

DENOTEMENT marking Note or manifestation

DEPEND to be in service

DERIVED born, descended

DEROGATE degraded

DESCANT a variation upon a melody

DESIGN to draw up articles

DESPATCH to deprive, bereave

DESPERATE determined, bold

DETECT to charge, blame

DETERMINE to conclude

DICH optative mood

DIFFUSED confused

DIGRESSING transgressing, going out of the right way

DIG-YOU-GOOD-DEN give you good evening

DILDO the chorus or burden of a song

DINT stroke

DISABLE to disparage

DISAPPOINTED unprepared

DISCASE to undress

DISCONTENT a malcontent

DISCOURSE power of reasoning

DISDAINED disdainful

DISLIMN to disfigure, transform

DISME a tenth or tithe

DISPARK to destroy a park

DISPONGE to squeeze out as from a sponge

DISPOSE disposal, to conspire

DISPOSITION maintenance

DISSEMBLY used ridiculously for assembly

DISTASTE to corrupt

DISTEMPERED discontented

DISTRACTION a detached troop or company of soldiers

DISTRAUGHT distracted, mad

DIVERTED turned from the natural course

DIVISION a phrase or passage in a melody

DIVULGED published, spoken of

DOFF to put off

DOLT a small Dutch coin

DOLE lamentation

DON to do on, put on

DONE 'done to death,' put to death

DOTANT one who dotes, a dotard

DOUT to do out, quench

DOWLAS a kind of coarse sacking

DOWLE the swirl of a feather

DOWN-GYVED hanging down like gyves or fetters

DRAB a harlot

DRABBING whoring

DRAUGHT a privy

DRAWN having his sword drawn

DRAWN drunk, having taken a good draught

DRIBBLING weak

DRIVE to rush impetuously

DROLLERY a puppet-show

DRUMBLE to dawdle

DRY thirsty

DUDGEON a dagger

DULL soothing

DULLARD a dull person

DUMP complaint

DUP Lift up

sour, harsh

a yeanling, a lamb

to plough

to eke out

ready, convenient

EISEL vinegar

ELD old age

EMBOSSED swollen into protuberances

EMBOWELLED disembowelled, emptied

EMBRASURE embrace

EMINENCE exalted station

EMPERY empire

EMULATION jealousy, mutiny

EMULOUS jealous

ENCAVE to place oneself in a cave

END 'Still an end,' continually for ever

ENFEOFF to place in possession

ENGINE a machine of war

ENGLUT to swallow speedily

ENGROSS to make gross or fat

ENGROSSMENT immoderate acquisition

ENKINDLE to make keen

ENMEW to shut up, as a hawk is shut up in a mew

ENSCONCE to cover as with a fort

ENSEAMED fat, rank

ENSHIELD hidden

ENTREATMENTS interviews, pleas

EQUIPAGE attendance

EREWHILE a short time since

ESCOT to pay a man's reckoning, to maintain

ESPERANCE hope, used as a war-cry

ESPIAL a scout or spy

ESTIMATION conjecture

ETERNE eternal

EVEN to equal

EXAMINE to question

EXECUTOR an executioner

EXEMPT excluded

EXERCISE a religious service

EXHALE to hale or draw out to draw the sword

EXHIBITION allowance, pension

EXIGENT death, ending

EXION ridiculously used for 'action.'

EXPECT expectation

EXPEDIENCE expedition, undertaking haste

EXPEDIENT expeditious, swift

EXPIATE completed

EXPOSTULATE to expound, discuss

EXPOSTURE exposure

EXPULSE to expel

EXSUFFICATE contemptible

EXTEND to seize

EXTENT a seizure

EXTERN outward

EXTIRP to extirpate

EXTRACTING distracting

EXTRAUGHT extracted, descended

EXTRAVAGANT foreign, wandering

EYAS a nestling hawk

EYAS-MUSKET a nestling of the musket or merlin, the smallest species of British hawk

EYE a glance

EYE a shade of colour, as in shot silk

EYNE eyes

wicked

guilt

instant, importunate

essential virtue or power

to suit

FADING a kind of ending to a song

FAIN glad

FAIR beauty

FAITOR a traitor

FAll to let fall

FALLOW fawn-coloured

FALSING deceptive

FANCY-FREE single,untouched by love

FANG to seize in the teeth

FANTASTIC a fantastical person

FAP drunk

FARCED stuffed

FARDEL a burden

FARTUOUS used ridiculously for ' virtuous.'

FAST assuredly, unalterably

FAT dull

FAVOUR countenance

FEAT dexterous, to make fine

FEATER neatly

FEATLY nimbly, daintily

FEATURE beauty

FEDERARY confederate

FEEDER agent, servant

FEE-GRIEF a grief held

FEERE a companion, husband

FEHEMENTLY used ridiculously for 'vehemently.'

FELL the hide

FENCE art or skill in defence

FEODARY one who holds an estate by suit or service to a superior lord, one who acts under the direction of another

FESTER to rankle, grow virulent

FESTINATELY quickly

FET fetched

FICO a fig

FIELDED in the field of battle

FIG to insult

FIGHTS clothes hung round a ship to conceal the men from the enemy

FILE a list or catalogue or to smooth

FILL-HORSE shaft-horse

FILLS the shafts

FILTH a whore

FINE end

FINELESS endless

FIRAGO ridiculously used for 'Virago.'

FIRE-DRAKE Will o' the Wisp

FIRE-NEW with the glitter of novelty on, like newly- forged metal

FIRK to chastise

FIT a canto or division of a song or a trick or habit

FITCHEW a polecat

FIVES a disease incident to horses

FLAP-DRAGON raisins in burning brandy

FLAP-JACK a pan-cake

FLAT certain

FLATNESS lowness, depth

FLAW a gust of wind sudden emotion, or to make a flaw in, to break

FLECKED spotted, streaked

FLEET to float To pass away to pass the time

FLEETING inconstant, swift

FLESHMENT the act of fleshing the sword, hence the first feat of arms

FLEWED furnished with hanging lips, as hounds are

FLIGHT a particular mode of practising archery

FLIRT-GILL a light woman

FLOTE wave, sea

FLOURISH an ornament

FLUSH fresh, full of vigour

FOIL defeat, disadvantage

FOIN to fence, fight

FOISON plenty

FOND foolishly affectionate

FOOT-CLOTH a saddle-cloth hanging down to the ground

FORBID accursed, outlawed

FORBODE forbidden

FORCE to stuff, for 'farce.'

FORCED falsely attributed

FORDO to kill, destroy To weary

FOREIGN obliged to live abroad

FOREPAST former

FORESLOW to delay

FORFEND to forbid

FORGETIVE inventive

FORKED horned

FORSPEAK to speak against

FORSPENT exhausted, weary

FORTHRIGHT a straight path

FORWEARY to weary, exhaust

FOSSET-SELLER one who sells the pipes inserted into a vessel to give vent to liquor

FOX a sword

FOX-SHIP the cunning of the fox

FRAMPOLD peevish, unquiet

FRANK the feeding place of swine

FRANKED confined

FRANKLIN a freeholder, a small squire

FRAUGHT freighted

FRAUGHTAGE freight

FRAUGHTING to fraught. loading or constituting the cargo of a ship

FRESH a spring of fresh water

FRET the stop of a guitar

FRET to wear away To variegate

FRIPPERY an old-clothes shop

FRONT to affront, oppose

FRONTIER opposition

FRONTLET that which is worn on the forehead

FRUSH to break or bruise

FUB OFF to put off

FULLAM a loaded die

FULSOME lustful

FURNISHED equipped

FURNITOR furnitory, an herb

a loose outer coat

a pointed instrument

misgiving

going, steps

a dance

GALLIASSE a ship

GALLIMAUFRY a ridiculous medley

GALLOW to scare

GALLOWGLASS the irregular infantry of Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland

GAMESTER a frolicsome person, a loose woman

GARBOIL disorder, uproar

GARISH gaudy, staring

GARNER to lay by, as corn in a barn

GAST frightened

GAUDY festive

GAZE an object of wonder

GEAR matter of business of any kind

GECK a fool

GENEROSITY noble birth

GENEROUS noble

GENTILITY good manners

GENTLE gentlefolk, noble

GENTRY complaisance, conduct becoming gentlefolk

GERMEN seed, embryo

GEST period

GIB a he-cat

GIFTS talents, endowment

GIGLOT a wanton girl

GILDER a coin

GILT money State of wealth

GIMMAL double

GIMMOR contrivance

GING gang

GIRD to gibe

GIRD a sarcasm or gibe

GLEEK to scoff

GLOSE to comment

GLUT to swallow

GNARL to snarl

GOOD-DEED indeed

GOOD-DEN good-evening

GORBELLIED corpulent

GOURD a game of chance

GOUT a drop

GOVERNMENT discretion

GRAINED engrained

GRAMERCY grand mercy, much thanks

GRANGE the farmstead attached to a monastery, a solitary farm-house

GRATILLITY used ridiculously for 'gratuity.'

GRATULATE to congratulate

GRAVE to bury

GREASILY grossly

GREEK a bawd

GREEN immature, fresh, unused

GREENLY foolishly

GREET to weep

GRIZE a step

GROSSLY palpably

GROUNDLING one who sits in the pit of a theatre

GROWING accruing

GUARD to decorate

GUARDAGE guardianship

GUINEA-HEN the pintado

GULES red, a term in heraldry

GULF the throat

GUN-STONE a cannon ball

GUST taste, relish

GYVE to fetter

to become common

a wild or unreclaimed hawk

seed or offspring of a hag

course, order, grain

holiness, sanctification, Christian fellowship

HALL an open space to dance in

HALLOWMAS All Hallows' Day

HAP chance, fortune

HAPPILY accidentally

HARDIMENT defiance, brave deeds

HARLOCK charlock, wild mustard

HARRY to annoy, harass

HAUNT company

HAVING property, fortune

HAVIOUR behavior

HAY a term in fencing

HEADY violent, headlong

HEBENON henbane

HEFT furnished with a handle: hence, metaphorically, finished off

HELM to steer, manage

HENCE henceforward

HENCHMAN a page or attendant

HENT to seize, take

HERMIT a beadsman, one bound to pray for another

HEST command

HIGHT called

HILD held

HILDING a paltry fellow

HINT suggestion

HIREN a prostitute

HIT to agree

HOISE to hoist, heave up on high

HOLP to help

HOME to the utmost

HONEST chaste

HONESTY chastity

HONEY-STALKS the red clover

HOODMAN-BLIND the game now called blindman's-buff

HORN-MAD brain-mad

HOROLOGE a clock

HOT-HOUSE a brothel

HOX to hamstring

HUGGER-MUGGER secrecy

HULL to drift on the sea like a wrecked ship

HUMOROUS fitful, or, perhaps, hurried

HUNT-COUNTER to follow the scent the wrong way

HUNTS-UP a holla used in hunting when the game was on foot

HURLY noise, confusion

HURTLE to clash

HURTLING noise, confusion

HUSBANDRY frugality Management

HUSWIFE a jilt

an icy-cold brook

a euphemism in faith

representation

IMBARE to bare, lay open

IMMEDIACY close connexion

IMMOMENT unimportant

IMP to graft. to splice a falcon's broken feathers

IMP a scion, a child

IMPAWN to stake, compromise

IMPEACH to bring into question

IMPERCEIVERANT perception

IMPETICOS to pocket

IMPORTANCE importunity

IMPORTANT importunate

IMPORTING significant

IMPOSE imposition, meaning command or task imposed upon any one

IMPOSITIONS command

IMPRESE a device with a motto

IMPRESS to compel to serve

INCAPABLE unconscious

INCARNARDINE to dye red

INCENSED incited, egged on

INCH-MEAL by inch-meal, by portions of inches

INCLINING compliant

INCLIP to embrace

INCLUDE conclude

INCONY fine, delicate

INCORRECT ill-regulated

INDENT to compound or bargain

INDEX a preface

INDIFFERENT ordinary

INDIGEST disordered

INDITE to invite, to convict

INDUCTION introduction, beginning

INDURANCE delay

INGRAFT to engraff, engrafted

INHERIT to possess

INHOOPED penned up in hoops

INKHORN-MATE a contemptuous term for a man of learning

INKLE narrow tape

INLAND civilized, well-educated

INLY inward

INLY inwardly

INQUISITION enquiry

INSCONCE to arm, fortify

INSTANCE example, information, reason, proof

INTENDING regarding

INTENDMENT intention

INTENTIVELY attentively

INTERESSED allied

INTERMISSION pause, delay

INTRENCHMENT not capable of being cut

INTRINSE intricate

INTRINSICATE intricate

INVENTION imagination

INWARD an intimate friend

INWARDNESS intimacy

IRREGULOUS lawless, licentious

ITERATION reiteration

a mean fellow

a puppet thrown at in Lent

a jack in office

to whip, to treat with contempt

the ticking of a clock

JAUNCE to prance

JESS a strap of leather attached to the talons of a hawk, by which it is held on the fist

JEST to tilt in a tournament

JET to strut

JOURNAL daily

JOVIAL merrily, appertaining to Jove

JUDICIOUS critical

JUMP to agree to hazard

JUSTICER a judge, magistrate

JUT to encroach

JUTTY a projection, to jut out beyond

JUVENAL youth, young man

crooked

hemlock

a lump of tallow

to skin

to restrain

KEISAR Caesar, Emperor

KERN the foot soldiers of the Irish

KIBE a chilblain

KICKSHAW a made dish

KICKSY WICKSY a wife, used in disdain

KILN-HOLE the ash-hole under a kiln

KINDLE to bring forth young - used only of beasts

KINDLESS unnatural

KINDLY natural

KIRTLE a gown

KNAP to snap, crack

KNAVE a boy, a serving-man

KNOT a figure in garden beds

KNOW to acknowledge

lips

a courtesan

the lowest of the people

ladykin, little lady, an endearing term applied to the Virgin Mary in the oath, 'By our lakin.'

to kill by stopping the urine

LAPSED taken, apprehended

LARGE licentious, free

LARGESS a present

LASS-LORN deserted by a mistress

LATCH to smear, to catch

LATED belated

LATTEN made of brass

LAUND lawn

LAVOLTA a dance

LAY wager

LEAGUE besieging army

LEASING lying

LEATHER-COATS a kind of apple

LEECH a physician

LEER countenance, complexion

LEET a manor court

LEGE to allege

LEGERITY lightness

LEIGER an ambassador resident abroad

LEMAN a lover or mistress

LENTEN meagren - that which may be eaten in Lent

L'ENVOY the farewell or moral at the end of a tale or poem

LET to hinder to binder

LETHE death

LEVEL to aim

LEWD ignorant, foolish, rude

LEWDLY wickedly

LEWDSTER a lewd person

LIBBARD a leopard

LIBERAL licentious

LIBERTY libertinism

LIEF dear

LIFTER a thief

LIGHT O' LOVE a tune

LIGHTLY easily, generally

LIKE to liken, compare, to please

LIKELIHOOD promise, appearance

LIKING condition

LIMBECK a still

LIMBO or Limbo patrum, the place where good men under the Old Testament were believed to be imprisoned till released by Christ after his crucifixion

LIME to entangle as with bird-lime To smear with bird-lime To mix lime with beer or other liquor

LIMN to draw

LINE to cover on the inside To strengthen by inner works

LINSTOCK a staff with a match at the end of it used by gunners in firing cannon

LIST a margin - a bound or enclosure

LITHER lazy

LIVERY a law phrase, signifying the act of delivering a freehold into the possession of the heir or purchaser - uniform

LIVING lively, convincing

LOACH a fish so called

LOCKRAM coarse linen

LODE-STAR the leading-star, pole-star

LOFFE to laugh

LOGGATS the game called nine-pins

LONGLY longingly

LOOF to lull, bring a vessel up to the wind

LOON a low contemptible fellow

LOT a prize in a lottery

LOTTERY that which falls to a man by lot

LOWT a clown

LOWT to treat one as a lowt, with contempt

LOZEL a spendthrift

LUBBER a leopard

LUCE a fresh-water fish

LUMPISH duff, dejected

LUNES fits of lunacy

LURCH to defeat, to win, to shift

LURE a thing stuffed to resemble a bird with which the falconer lures a hawk

LUSH juicy, luxuriant

LUSTIG lusty, cheerful

LUXURIOUS lascivious

LUXURY lust

LYM a limer or slow hound

having his fortune made

the chief magistrate at Venice

a magpie

covered as with a coat of mail

a sea-term

MAKE to do up, bar To do

MALKIN a familiar name for Mary hence a servant wench

MALLECHO mischief

MAMMERING hesitating

MAMMETS a woman's breasts, a doll

MAMMOCK to break, tear

MAN to tame a hawk

MANDRAGORA mandrake a plant of soporiferous quality, supposed to resemble a man

MARCHES frontiers, borders

MARCHPANE a kind of sweet biscuit

MARGENT margin

MARRY TRAP an oath

MARTLEMAS the Feast of St. Martin, which occurs on the 11th of Nov. when the fine weather generally ends; hence applied to an old man

MATCH an appointment

MATE to confound, dismay

MEACOCK tame, cowardly

MEALED mingled

MEAN instrument used to promote an end

MEASURE A stately dance

MEAZEL a leper, spoken in contempt of a mean person

MEDAL a portrait in a locket

MEDICINE a physician

MEED reward, hire Merit

MEHERCLE by Hercules

MEINY retinue

MELL to mix, to meddle

MEPHISTOPHILUS the name of a familiar spirit

MERCATANTE a foreign trader

MESS a company of four

METAPHYSICAL supernatural

METE-YARD measuring-wand

MEW UP to confine

MICHER a truant

MICKLE much

MILL-SIXPENCE a milled sixpence

MINCE to do any thing affectedly

MINCING affected

MISCREATE illegitimate

MISDOUBT to suspect

MISERY avarice

MISPRISE to despise To mistake

MISPRISION mistake

MISSIVE messenger

MISTEMPERED angry

MISTHINK to think ill of

MISTRESS the jack in bowling

MOBLED muffled

MODERN commonplace

MODULE a model, image

MOE and more, of frequent occurrence

MOIETY a portion

MOME a stupid person

MOMENTANY momentary

MONTHS-MIND a monthly commemoration of the dead, but used ludicrously to mean a great mind or strong desire

MOOD anger

MOON-CALF a nick-name applied to Caliban

MOONISH inconstant

MOP nod

MORISCO a Moor

MORT death, applied to animals of the chase

MORT-DU-VINAIGRE a ridiculous oath

MORTAL fatal, deadly, murderous

MORTIFIED ascetic

MOSE disease in a horse

MOTION solicitation, emotion, a puppet

MOTIVE one who moves

MOTLEY or the many-coloured coat of a fool, or a fool

MOTLEY-MINDED foolish

MOUSE-HUNT a weasel

MOW to make grimaces

MOY a coin

MUCH significant of contempt, used ironically

MURE a wall

MUST a scramble

MUTINE a mutineer

a handkerchief

an idiot

towards denial

a catch-word, by-word

the beak

NEELD a needle

NEIF hand

NEPHEW a grandson

NETHER-STOCKS stockings

NEXT nearest

NICE foolish

NICK score or reckoning, to brand with folly

NIGHTED black as night

NIGHT-RULE nightly solemnity

NINE MEN'S MORRIS a place set apart for a Morris dance by nine men

NINNY a fool, jester

NOBILITY nobleness

NOBLE a coin

NODDY a dolt

NOOK-SHOTTEN indented with bays and creeks

NOURISH a nurse

NOVUM a game at dice

NOWL head

NUTHOOK a hook for pulling down nuts, hence a thief

a circle

to row as with oars

behaving as becomes one who attends funeral obsequies

funereally

ridiculously used for 'obstinate.'

OCCURENT an incident

OD'S BODY Oath

OD'S HEARTLINGS Oath

OD'S PITTIKINS oath

OD'S PLESSED WILL oath'

OEILLIAD an amorous glance

O'ERPARTED having too important a part to act

O'ER-RAUGHT overreached overtasked

OFFERING challenging

OFFICE benefit, kindness use, function

OLD great, fine, or pretty

ONCE some time

ONEYER a banker

OPE open

OPERANT active

OPINIONED used ridiculously for pinioned

OPPOSITE adversary

ORDER measures

ORDINANCE rank, order

ORGULOUS proud

ORT leaving, refuse

OSTENT show, appearance

OSTENTATION show, appearance

OUNCE a beast of prey of the tiger kind

OUPHE a fairy

OUSEL-COCK the blackbird

OUT all out, fully

OUT-LOOK to face down

OUTWARD outside

OWE to own

a number of people confederated

a toad

punished

words

to enclose

PALL to wrap

PALLED impaired

PALMER one who bears a palm-branch, in token of having made a pilgrimage to Palestine

PALMY victorious

PARCELLED belonging to individuals

PARD the leopard

PARLE talk

PARLOUS perilous keen, shrewd

PARTED endowed, gifted

PARTIZAN a pike

PASH to strike violently, to bruise, crush

PASS to practise To surpass expectation

PASSANT a term of heraldry, applied to animals represented on the shield as passing by at a trot

PASSING surpassingly, exceedingly

PASSIONATE to suffer, to have feelings

PASSY-MEASURE a kind of dance

PASTRY the room where pastry was made

PATCH a mean fellow

PATCHED dressed in motley

PATCHERY trickery

PATH to walk

PATHETICAL affected, hypocritical

PATIENT to make patient, to compose

PATINE the metal disc on which the bread is placed in the administration of the Eucharist

PATTERN to give an example

PAUCA VERBA few words

PAUCAS few

PAVIN a dance

PAX a small image of Christ

PAY to despatch

PEAT a term of endearment for a child

PEDASCULE a pedant, schoolmaster

PEER to peep out

PEIZE to balance, weigh down

PELTING paltry

PERDU lost

PERDURABLE durable

PERDY a euphemism for Par Dieu

PERIAPTS charms worn round the neck

PERJURE a perjured person

PERSEVER to persevere

PERSPECTIVE a telescope, or some sort of optical glass

PEW-FELLOW a comrade

PHEEZE to comb, fleece, curry

PIA-MATER the membrane covering the brain, the brain itself

PICK to pitch, throw

PICKED chosen, selected

PICKERS thieves, the fingers, used ridiculously

PICKING insignificant

PICKT-HATCH a place noted for brothels

PIED motley-coated, wearing the motley coat of a jester

PIELED shaven

PLIGHT pitched

PILCHER a scabbard

PILL to pillage

PIN a malady of the eye The centre of a target

PINFOLD a pound, a place to confine lost cattle

PIONED digged

PLACKET a petticoat-front

PLAITED intricate

PLANCHED made of boards

PLANTATION colonizing, planting a colony

PLAUSIVE plausible

PLEACHED interwoven

POINT a lace furnished with a tag by which the breeches were held up

POINT-DE-VICE faultless

POLLED bare

POMANDER a perfumed ball

POMEWATER a kind of apple

POOR-JOHN a herring

POPINJAY a parrot

PORT pomp, state

PORT a gate

PORTABLE bearable

PORTANCE conduct, behavior

POSSESS to inform

POTCH to push violently

POTENT a potentate

POUNCET-BOX a box for holding perfumes

POWER forces, army

PRACTISE wicked stratagem

PRACTISANT a confederate

PRANK to dress up

PRECEPT a justice's summons

PRECIOUSLY in business of great importance

PRENOMINATE to name beforehand, to prophesy

PRE-ORDINANCE old-established law

PRESENCE the presence-chamber

PREST ready

PRETENCE design

PRETEND to portend

PREVENT to anticipate

PRICK the mark denoting the hour on a dial, to incite To choose by pricking a hole with a pin opposite the name

PRICK-SONG music sung in parts by note

PRICKET a stag of two years

PRIDE heat

PRIG to steal

PRIME rank, lecherous

PRIMER more-important

PRIMERO a game at cards

PRINCIPALITY that which holds the highest place

PRINCOX a coxcomb

PRISER a prize-fighter

PROCURE to bring

PROGRESS a royal ceremonial journey

PROJECT to shape or contrive

PROMPTURE suggestion

PRONE ready, willing

PROOF strength of manhood

PROPAGATE to advance, to forward

PROPAGATION obtaining

PROPER-FALSE natural falsehood

PROPERTIED endowed with the properties of

PROPERTIES scenes, dresses,used in a theatre

PROPERTY to take possession of

PROPOSE to suppose, for the sake of argument To converse

PROROGUE to defer

PROVAND provender

PROVISION forecast

PUCELLE a virgin, the name given to Joan of Arc

PUDENCY modesty

PUGGING thieving

PUN to pound

PURCHASE to acquire, win

PURCHASE gain, winnings

PUT to compel

PUTTER-ON an instigator

PUTTER-OUT one who lends money at interest

PUTTING-ON instigation

PUTTOCK a kite

to faint,languid

curiously beautiful

to cause to tremble

to moderate

those of the same nature Rank or condition

QUARREL a suit, cause

QUARRY game, a heap of game

QUART D'ECU a quarter crown

QUARTER the post allotted to a soldier

QUAT a pimple; used in contempt of a person

QUEASY squeamish, unsettled

QUELL murder

QUENCH to grow cool

QUERN a hand-mill

QUEST enquiry, search, inquest, jury

QUESTRIST one who goes in search of another

QUICK so far gone in pregnancy that the child is alive

QUICKEN to come to life

QUIDDIT a subtle question

QUILLET a subtle case in law

QUINTAIN a post for tilting

QUIP sharp jest, a taunt

QUIRE to sing in concert

QUIT to requite, respond

QUITANCE requital

QUIVER active

QUOTE to note

a ruff

a weasel

breed; inherited nature

wreck

to enhance the price of anything

RAG a term of contempt applied to persons

RAKE to cover

RAPT transported with emotion

RAPTURE a fit

RASCAL a lean deer

RASH quick, violent

RATE opinion, judgment, to assign, to value, to scold

RATOLORUM a ludicrous mistake

RAUGHT past tense of reach

RAVIN ravenous, to devour

RAWLY inadequately

RAWNESS unprovided state

RAYED arrayed, served

RAZED slashed

REAR-MOUSE the bat

REBATE to deprive of keenness

REBECK a three-stringed fiddle

RECEIPT money received

RECEIVING capacity

RECHEAT a point of the chase to call back the hounds

RECORD to sing

RECORDER a flute

RECURE to cure, recover

RED-LATTICE suitable to an ale-house, because ale-houses had commonly red lattices

REDUCE to bring back

REECHY smoky, dirty

REFELL to refute

REFER to reserve to

REGIMENT government

REGREET a salutation

REGUERDON requital

RELATIVE applicable

REMORSE pity

REMORSEFUL full of pity, compassionate

REMOTION removal

REMOVED sequestered, remote

RENDER account

RENEGE to renounce, to deny

REPAIR to renovate, comfort

REPEAL to reverse the sentence of exile

REPROOF confutation

REPUGN to resist

REQUIEM mass for the dead, so called because it begins with the words "Requiem eternam..."

RESOLVE to satisfy

RESPECT consideration

RESPECTIVE respectful, thoughtful, corresponding

RESPECTIVELY respectfully

RETAILED handed down

RETIRE retreat

REVERB to echo

REVOLT a rebel

RIB to enclose as within ribs

RID to destroy

RIFT split

RIGGISH wanton

RIGOL a circle

RIPE drunk

RIVAGE the shore

RIVALITY equal rank

RIVE to fire

ROAD the high road, applied to a common woman

ROISTING roistering, violent

ROMAGE unusual stir

RONVON a term of contempt applied to a woman

ROOD the crucifix

ROOK a cheater

ROPERY roguery

ROPE-TRICKS tricks such as are played by a rope-dancer

ROUND to whisper, to become great with child, to finish off, a diadem, unceremonious

ROUNDEL a dance or song

ROUNDURE an enclosure

ROUSE carousal

ROYNISH mangy

RUBIOUS ruddy

RUDDOCK the redbreast

RUSH to push

RUSHLING rustling

reverent, as words used in religious worship

the little bell rung at mass

serious

seriously

seriousness

SAG to hang down

SALT lascivious, taste

SANDED marked with yellow spots

SANS without

SAUCY lascivious

SAW a moral saying

SAY silken

SAY assay, taste, relish

SCAFFOLDAGE the gallery of a theatre

SCALD scurvy, scabby

SCALE to weigh in scales

SCALL a scab, a word of reproach

SCAMBLE to scramble

SCAMEL sea-mew

SCAN to examine subtly

SCANT to cut short, to spare

SCANT scanty, short scarcely

SCANTLING a small portion

SCAPE to escape

SCATHE to injure

SCATHFUL destructive

SCONCE the head

SCOTCH to bruise or cut slightly

SCRIMER a fencer

SCROYLE a scabby fellow

SCULL a shoal of fish

SCURVY scabby; metaph. mean

SEAL to set one's seal to a deed, to confirm

SEAM fat

SEAMY showing the seam or sewing

SEAR scorched, withered

SEAR to stigmatise

SEARCH to probe, to apply a healing remedy

SEATED fixed, confirmed

SECT a slip or scion, a political party

SECURELY inconsiderately

SEEL to close

SEELING closing, blinding

SEEMING seemly, becomingly

SEEN versed, instructed

SELD seldom

SELF-BOUNTY native goodness

SEMBLABLY alike

SENIORY seniority

SENNET a flourish of trumpets

SEPULCHRE to bury

SEQUESTRATION separation

SERE dry

SERJEANT a bailiff

SERPIGO a cutaneous disease

SETEBOS the name of a fiend

SETTER one who watches travellers to give information to thieves

SEVERAL land which is not common but appropriated

SHARDS shreds, broken fragments of pottery

SHARKED snatched up, as a shark does his prey

SHEEN brilliancy

SHEER pure Unmixed

SHENT rebuked, blamed, hurt

SHERIFF'S-POST a post at the door of a sheriff, to which royal proclamations were fixed

SHIVE slice

SHOT the reckoning at an ale-house

SHOUGHS shaggy dogs

SHOULDERED plunged

SHOVEL-BOARD game played by sliding metal pieces along a board at a mark

SHREWD mischievous

SHRIFT confession, absolution

SHRIVE to confess

SHRIVING-TIME time for confession

SHROUD to enshroud oneself, cover oneself up

SIDE-SLEEVES loose hanging sleeves

SIGHT an aperture in a helmet

SIGHTLESS invisible, unsightly

SIGN to give an omen

SILLY simple, rustic

SIMULAR counterfeit, feigned

SINGLE feeble

SIR a title applied to a bachelor of arts at the Universities

SITH since

SITHENCE since

SIZES allowances

SKAINS-MATES scapegraces

SKILL to be of importance

SKILLESS ignorant

SKIMBLE-SKAMBLE rambling, disjointed

SKINKER a drawer of liquor

SKIRR to scour

SLEAVE floss-silk

SLEDDED sledged

SLEIDED untwisted, raw, applied to silk

SLEIGHTS artifices

SLIPS a noose, or area of tournamont

SLIVER to slice

SLOPS loose breeches

SLUBBER to slur over

SMIRCHED smeared, soiled

SMOOTH to flatter

SNEAP taunt, sarcasm

SNEAPED pinched

SNECK-UP go hang

SNUFF anger, 'To take in snuff' is to take offence

SOFTLY gently

SOIL spot, taint

SOLICIT solicitation

SOLIDARE a small coin

SOLVE solution

SOMETIMES formerly

SOOTH truth, conciliation

SOOTH true

SOREL a buck of the third year

SORRIEST most sorrowful

SORRY sorrowful, dismal

SORT a company Rank

SORT to choose, to suit, to consort

SOT fool

SOUL-FEARING soul-terrifying

SOWL to lug, drag

SOWTER name of a dog

SPECIALLY a special contract

SPED settled, done for

SPEED fortune

SPERR to bolt, fasten

SPIAL spy

SPILL to destroy

SPILTH spilling

SPLEEN violent haste Used of the lightning flash

SPRAG quick

SPRING shoot

SPRINGHALT a disease of horses

SPRITED haunted

SQUARE to quarrel, the front part of a woman's dress, stomacher

SQUARE equitable

SQUARER quarreller

SQUASH an unripe peascod

SQUIER a square or rule

SQUINY to squint

STAGGERS a disease in horses attended with giddiness

STAIN to disfigure

STALE a decoy, a gull, a prostitute

STALE to make stale, deprive anything of its freshness

STAND UPON to be incumbent on

STANIEL an inferior kind of hawk

STARK stiff

STARKLY stiffly

STATE a canopied chair

STATION attitude, act of standing

STATIST a statesman

STATUA a statue

STATUE image, picture

STATUTE security, obligation

STATUTE-CAPS woollen caps worn by citizens

STAY a cheque

STEAD to profit

STEELED set or fixed

STERNAGE steerage, course

STICKLER an arbitrator in combats

STIGMATIC a deformed person

STIGMATICAL deformed

STILL constant

STILLY softly

STINT to stop to stop

STITHY a smith's forge

STITHY to forge

STOCCADO a stoccata, or thrust in fencing

STOCK a stocking

STOMACH courage, appetite, inclination

STONE-BOW a cross-bow for throwing stones

STOUP a cup

STOUT strong, healthy

STOVER fodder

STRAIGHT immediately

STRAIN lineage, disposition

STRAITED straitened

STRANGE foreign

STRANGENESS coyness, reserve

STRANGER foreigner

STRAPPADO a kind of punishment

STRICTURE strictness

STROSSERS trowsers

STUCK a thrust of a sword

STUCK IN corruption of stoccata

STUFF baggage material, substance

STUFFED filled, stored

STY to lodge as in a sty

SUBSCRIBE to yield, to succumb

SUCCESS issue, consequence

SUCCESSIVE succeeding

SUCCESSIVELY in succession

SUDDEN hasty, rash

SUDDENLY hastily

SUFFERANCE suffering

SUGGEST to tempt, entice

SUGGESTION temptation, enticement

SUITED dressed

SULLEN doleful, melancholy

SUMPTER a horse that carries provisions on a journey

SUPPOSE a trick, imposition

SUPPOSED counterfeit

SURCEASE to cease

SURPRISE to capture by surprise

SUR-REINED over-worked

SUSPECT suspicion

SUSPIRE to breathe

SWABBER a sweeper of the deck of a ship

SWARTH black, quantity of grass cut down by one sweep of the scythe

SWASHER swaggerer

SWASHING dashing, smashing

SWATHLING swaddling

SWAY to move on

SWEAR to adjure

SWEAR OVER to out-swear

SWIFT ready, quick

SWINGE-BUCKLER a bully

a tablet, note-book

TABLE-BOOK note-book

the game of backgammon, a note-book

a small side-drum

a player on the tabour

TABOURINE tambourine, drum

TAG the rabble

TAINT tainted

TAINTURE defilement

TAKE to infect, blast, bewitch

TAKE IN to conquer

TAKE OUT to copy

TAKE UP to borrow money, or buy on credit, to make up a quarrel

TAKING infection, malignant influence

TAKING UP buying on credit

TALE counting, reckoning

TALL strong, valiant

TALLOW-CATCH a lump of tallow

TANG twang, sound

TANG to sound

TANLING anything tanned by the sun

TARRE to excite, urge on

TARRIANCE delay

TASK to tax, challenge

TASKING challenging

TASTE to try

TAWDRY-LACE a rustic necklace

TAXATION satire, sarcasm

TAXING satire

TEEN grief

TELL to count

TEMPER to mix

TEMPERANCE temperature

TEMPERED mixed

TEND to attend to

TENDER to hold, to esteem, to have consideration for

TENT a probe for searching a wound

TERCEL the male of the goshawk

TERMAGANT a ranting character in old plays

TESTED pure, assayed

TESTERN to reward with a tester, or six-pence

THARBOROUGH a constable

THEORICK theory

THEWES sinews, muscles

THICK rapidly

THICK-PLEACHED thickly intertwined

THIRD-BOROUGH a constable

THOUGHT anxiety, grief

THRASONICAL boastful

THREE-MAN BEETLE a wooden mallet worked by three men

THREE-MAN-SONG-MEN singers of glees in three parts

THREE-PILE three-piled velvet

THRENE lament

THRID thread, fibre

THROE to put in agonies

THRUM the tufted end of a thread in weaving

THRUMMED made od coarse ends or tufts

TICKLE ticklish

TIGHT nimble, active

TIGHTLY briskly, promptly

TIKE a cur

TILLY-VALLY an exclamation of contempt

TILTH tillage

TIMELESS untimely

TINCT stain, dye

TIRE attire, head-dress

TANG twang, sound

TOD to yield a tod of wool

TOKENED marked with plague spots

TOKENS plague spots

TOLL to exact toll, to pay toll

TOO TOO excessively

TOPLESS supreme, without superior

TOUCH touchstone for testing gold

TOUCHED pricked

TOUSE to pull, drag

TOWARD nearly ready

TOYS trifles, foolish tricks

TRADE beaten path

TRANECT a ferry

TRANSLATED transformed

TRASH to cheque, as a huntsman his hounds

TRAVAIL labour, toil

TRAY-TRIP an old game played with dice

TREACHERS traitors

TREATIES entreaties

TRENCHED carved

TRICK technically, a copy of a coat of arms

TRICKED blazoned

TRICKING ornament

TRICKSY elegantly quaint

TRIPLE third

TROJAN a thief

TROL-MY-DAMES the name of a game also called pigeon-holes

TROTH-PLIGHT betrothed

TROW to trust, think

TRUE honest

TRUNDLE-TAIL a long-tailed dog

TUCKET-SONANCE a flourish on the trumpet

TUNDISH a funnel

TURLYGOOD a name adopted by bedlam-beggars

TURN to modulate

TWANGLING twanging

TWIGGEN made of twigs, wicker

TWILLED Retained by woven branches

TWINK a twinkling

TWIRE to peep, twinkle

untrimmed

unblunted

to disclose

unsifted, unrefined

unpractised

UNCAPE to throw off the hounds

UNCHARGED undefended, applied to the gates of a city

UNCLEW to unravel, undo

UNCOINED unalloyed, unfeigned

UNDERGO to undertake

UNDERTAKER one who takes up another's quarrel

UNDER-WROUGHT undermined

UNEATH hardly

UNEXPRESSIVE inexpressible

UNFAIR to deprive of beauty

UNHAPPILY censoriously

UNHAPPY mischievous

UNHATCHED undisclosed

UNHOUSELED without receiving the sacrament

UNIMPROVED unreproved

UNION a pearl

UNJUST dishonest

UNKIND unnatural

UNLIVED bereft of life

UNMANNED untamed, applied to a hawk

UNOWED unowned

UNPREGNANT stupid

UNPROPER common to all

UNQUESTIONABLE not inquisitive

UNREADY undressed

UNRESPECTIVE inconsiderate

UNSISTING unresting

UNSTANCHED incontinent

UNTEMPERING unsoftening

UNTENTED unsearchable

UNTRADED unused, uncommon

UNTRIMMED no ornaments

UPSPRING REEL a boisterous dance

URCHIN the hedge-hog

USANCE usury

USE interest

UTIS riotous merriment, which accompanied the eighth day of a festival

UTTER to expel, put forth

UTTERANCE extremity

to fade

to lower

lowering

vanity

adorned with a valence or fringe often applied to the beard

VALIDITY value

VANTAGE advantage

VANTBRACE armour for the front of the arm

VARLET a servant, valet

VAST A gulf

VASTIDITY immensity

VASTLY like a waste

VASTY vast, waste

VAUNT precedes

VAUNT-COURIERS forerunners

VAWARD the van, vanguard, advanced guard of an army, the first of anything

VEGETIVES herbs

VELURE velvet

VELVET-GUARDS literally velvet trimmings applied metaphorically to the citizens who wore them

VENEW a bout in fencing, metaphorically applied to repartee and sallies of wit

VENEY a bout at fencing

VENGE to avenge

VENTAGES holes in a flute or flageolet

VERBAL wordy

VERY true, real

VIA off with you!

VICE to screw, the buffoon in old morality plays

VIE to challenge, a term at cards, to play as for a wager

VIEWLESS invisible

VILLAIN a lowborn man

VINEWED mouldy

VIOL-DE-GAMBOYS a bass viol

VIRGINALLING playing as on the virginals, a kind of a spinet

VIRTUE the essential excellence valour

VIRTUOUS excellent, endowed with virtues

VIZAMENT advisement

VOLUBLE fickle

VOLUNTARY volunteer

VOTARIST votary, one who has taken a vow

VULGAR the common people

VULGARLY publicly

to wave, beckon To turn, float

passage

waving, beckoning

to reward as with wages

lamentable

WAIST the middle of a ship

WANNION 'with a vengeance.'

WAPPENED withered, overworn

WARD Prison guard

WARDEN a large pear used for baking

WARDER truncheon

WARN to summon

WASSAIL a drinking bout, Festivity

WAT a familiar word for a hare

WATCH a watch light

WATCH to tame by keeping constantly awake

WATER-GALL a secondary rainbow

WATER-RUG a kind of dog

WATER-WORK painting in distemper

WAX to grow

WAXEN to hiccough

WEALTH weal, advantage

WEAR fashion

WEATHER-FEND to defend from the weather

WEB AND PIN the cataract in the eye

WEE small, tiny, to think

WEED garment

WEET to wit, know

WEIGH OUT to outweigh

WELKIN the sky

WELL-LIKING in good condition

WEND to go

WESAND the wind-pipe

WHELKED marked with whelks or protuberances

WHEN an exclamation of impatience

WHIFFLER an officer who clears the way in processions

WHILE-ERE a little while ago

WHILES until

WHIP-STOCK handle of a whip

WHIST hushed, silent

WHITE the centre of an archery butt

WHITELY pale-faced

WHITING-TIME bleaching time

WHITSTER bleacher

WHITTLE a clasp knife

WHOO-BUB hubbub

WHOOP to cry out with astonishment

WICKED noisome, baneful

WIDOW to give a jointure to

WIDOWHOOD widow's jointure

WIGHT person

WILD weald

WILDERNESS wildness

WIMPLED veiled, hooded

WINDOW-BARS lattice-work across a woman's stomacher

WINDRING winding

WINTER-GROUND to protect (a plant) from frost

WISH to commend

WISTLY wistfully

WIT knowledge, wisdom

WITHOUT beyond

WITS five, the five senses

WITTOL a contented cuckold

WITTY intelligent

WOMAN-TIRED hen-pecked

WONDERED marvellously gifted

WOOD mad

WOODCOCK a simpleton

WOODMAN a forester, huntsman

WOOLWARD shirtless

WORLD 'To go to the world' is to get married So 'a woman of the world' is a married woman

WORM a serpent

WORSER worse

WORSHIP to honour

WORTH wealth, fortune

WORTS cabbages

WOT to know

WOUND twisted about

WREAK to avenge

WREAKFUL revengeful, avenging

WREST an instrument used for tuning a harp

WRIT gospel, truth

WRITHLED shrivelled

WROTH calamity, misfortune

WRUNG twisted, strained

WRY to swerve

Socrate's scolding wife




"X" is a rather unusual letter.

There is no counterpart of "X" from the Hebrew, the original language God taught - or programmed - into Adam and Eve, the language from which all other languages derived!

"X" seems to have been added to represent the "Cross", simply a "cross-bar" - a + turned on its side.

When people who can't write sign an "X", they used to make a "Cross" in previous centuries, as a sign of good faith!

Thus when people write "X-mas" for Christmas, they are really not taking Christ out of Christmas after all . . . if thy only knew!

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ready, being understood

readily

out of control

clad

called, named

YEARN to grieve, vex

YELLOWNESS jealousy

YELLOWS a disease of horses

YEOMAN a sheriff's officer

YIELD to reward To report

a clown, gull

"Z" is a letter that is not used as much in English as in other languages.

Sometimes, almost all the time in centuries past, a hard-"S" was given a "Z" sound as in 'rasor' and 'Caesar' etc.

Thus in the middle 1500's there was only one common word starting with "Z" - zany.

”Is PATRIOTISM Sinful?”

Does God Achieve His Goals? OR, does Satan achieve his goals?

The Adversary’s Goals:

SCRIPTURE: "The ‘Devil’ ... walketh about seeking whom he may DEVOUR." I Pet 5:8

SCRIPTURE:"The ‘Thief’ (Devil) cometh not, but for to steal, to kill and to DESTROY." John 10:10

QUESTION: Do you Believe Satan the Adversary Succeeds?___ Or Fails?___

God the Father’s Goals:

SCRIPTURE: "For God sent NOT His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world though Him might be SAVED! See John 3:16 John 3:17

SCRIPTURE: "Beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, ... The Lord is ... NOT willing that any should perish, but that ALL should come to repentance. 2 Pet 3:9

QUESTION: Do you Believe God the Father Succeeds?___ Or Fails?___

God the Son’s Goals:

SCRIPTURE: "For the Son of Man is come to seek and to SAVE that which is lost!" Luk 19:10 "For I came NOT to judge the world, but to SAVE the world. John 12:47

SCRIPTURE: "And I, if I be lifted up from the Earth, I WILL DRAW ALL men unto Me." Joh 12:32

QUESTION: Do you Believe God the Son (Jesus Christ): Succeeds?___ Or Fails?___ center>

God the Spirit’s Goals:

SCRIPTURE: Jesus declares: "'I ’WILL’' send Him (Holy Spirit) unto you, and when He is come 'He ’WILL’' testify of Me: John 14:26

SCRIPTURE: "He ’WILL’ reprove the world [convict, convince, correct] of sin, of righteousness, and of judgment: John 16:7

SCRIPTURE: (1) Of sin, because they believe not on me; ... (2) Of righteousness, because I go to my Father; ...(3) Of judgment, because the 'Prince of this World' IS JUDGED!^[A] John 16:8-10


QUESTION: Do you think God the Spirit Succeeds?___ Or Fails?___




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