imp.13.31,15.46,18.45,29.63;1 p. pr.9.27;pr. pl.7.23.Prankys,vb. 3 p. pr.to show oneself off, strut, parade32.20; MDu. pronken.Pride,sb.33.53.Prode, proud, prowde, prowt, prude,a.proud7.15,15.24,17.23,19.21,25.33.Prude,sb.pride42.5.Prykys,vb. 3 p. pr.to spur one’s horse32.20.Punsched,pp.punished23.108.Purvey, purway,vb.make provision28.52; provide, furnish26.62.Pyne,sb.pain25.59.Quene,sb.queen3.49.Queynt(e),a.ingenious, elaborate, fine15.22,17.21,19.19.Queytith,vb. 3 p. pr.requiteth22.93.Quhen, quhone,adv.30.7, 11, 19,31.7, 11, 19;v.Whan(ne), when(ne).Quhill, quhy,30.23, 26,31.23, 26;v.While, Whi.Race,vb.to tear away, snatch22.72; OF. racher, -ier,fromarrachier.Ragged, raggid,a.15.30,17.29,21.42.Rakid,pp.raked, covered, buried15.26,17.25; ON. raka to scrape, rake, cf. Ch. Monkes T. 143 in hoote coles he hath hym seluen raked.Rank,a.proud, haughty15.27,17.26.Rather(e), rathar, rathyr,adv.5.16,6.16,7.20, &c.Recke,vb.reck, care, heed34.58.Rede,vb.read25.47; guide, direct33.46.Rekenyng(e), rikenynge,sb.account15.42,18.41,21.58.Rekyn,vb. subj.reckon, take count of28.37.Renown,sb.28.33.Rent, to-rent,pp.rent, torn15.30,17.29,21.42,25.45.Rent(e),sb.revenue, income, tribute7.7,9.7,10.7, &c.;pl.rentes, -is, -ys,6.7,8.9,11.7, &c.Repente,vb. imp.23.121.Resoune,sb.reason23.118.Reste,vb.rest25.48.Restore,vb. imp.23.111.Rewful, rewfulle,a.rueful15.35,17.34.Riche, rych,sb.rich1.6,25.40.Right,sb.righteousness, good2.41.Right, riht, ryght,a.34.82;adv.5.20,21.58,33.46.Risynge,sb.uprising, resurrection18.40,21.56.Rode, roode,sb.rood25.45,34.78.Rof,sb.roof2.17,32.26.Ros,vb. 3 p. p.rose34.79.Ruli, ruly,a. or adv.rueful(ly)15.30,17.29;OE. hrēowlīe.Ryches,sb. pl.riches25.38.Rydys,vb. 3 p. pr.rides33.42.Sake,sb.33.38.Salle,sb.hall, palace, court12.24.Same,a.32.11.Saule,sb.soul12.32;v.Soule.Save, sawe,vb.save34.77;3 p. pr.sauyd34.76.Say,vb.12.21;3 p. pr.sais(e), sase6.10,12.10;saith(e), sayth(e)5.10,8.12,20.27,22.91;sayis, says10.10,30.10,31.10;seiþ, seyth, seth7.10,11.10,14.13, &c.Schal, shall,vb.shall;2 p. pr.schalt,2.29;3 p. pr.sal(e), sc(h)al, schall(e), shall(e)5.8, 12,6.8, 16,7.6, 20, &c.;pl.schullen2.18;2 p. p.schuldist22.80;3 p. p.scholde, schould(e), schuld(e), shuld, sold, sulde6.15,9.15, 23,10.23, &c.Scharp(e), sharp(e),a.sharp5.12,6.12,8.14,17.14,30.12, &c.Sched,vb. 3 p. p.shed25.46.Schend,vb. subj.shame, disgrace4.76;pp.schent33.55.Schene,a.bright, beautiful3.51.Schouris, -ys, schowres, -is, -ys, shour(e)s, showres, -is,sb. pl.5.12,7.12,8.14, &c., &c.;scowrrys6.12, schorrys24.16.Schroud, schrud, shroude, shrowde,sb.clothing3.51,15.25,17.24,19.22.Scowrrys,sb. pl.6.12, showers; (or perh.stourrys, battles, tumults, OF. estor, estour).Secatours,sb. pl.executors24.24, ME.alsosecetour, sectour.Securlye,adv.certainly, surely,26.66.Seluen,pron.self44.24.Sely,a.blessed12.24;simple32.24.Sen, syn,conj.since8.26,25.34,30.24.Seruyse,sb.service22.94.Set,vb. 3 p. pr.sattys32.4;pp.set(e), sett(e), ysette5.3,6.3,7.3, &c.Seth(e), sethen, sith, syth,conj.since9.24,10.24,11.24,29.60,32.12.Seven,nu.32.22.Seynt Powlis,28.48St. Paul’s.Shewith,vb. 3 p. pr.shews28.49.Short,a.28.36.Shyne,vb.shine27.22.Sin, synne,sb.sin,4.76,23.115.Skin,sb.2.18.Skyle,sb.reason25.41.Slogh,sb.slough, skin, covering,32.17,33.40.Smarte,sb.smart, pain24.17.Smele,vb.smell24.29.Socowre,sb.succour28.40.Soffyre, sofur,vb.10.12,24.16;v.Suffer.Solde,pp.sold34.73.Sone,adv.soon33.48;sonar, sone(a)r27.16,30.16,31.16.Sore,a.sore, grievous23.104;adv.15.33,23.116.Sorow(e),sb.sorrow22.84,34.81.Soule, sowle,sb.soul3.63,33.38;v.Saule.Space,sb.space of time, respite26.63.Sped(e),vb.speed24.6,34.81.Spille, spylle,vb.perish, be destroyed14.34,16.49,18.48,23.128.Starte,sb.a sudden movement24.18.Thi lyfe ys but a starte, but for a moment.Stede,sb.steed33.42.Stelis,vb. 3 p. pr.steals32.17.Steyuyne,sb.voice25.49; OE. stefn.Stie, stye,vb.ascend, mount14.36,16.51,18.50,23.132; OE. stīgan.Stille,adv.silently23.126.Stink, stynk(e),sb.stink6.20,8.22,30.20,31.20, &c.Stounde,sb.hour34.75; OE. stund.Stourrys,sb. pl.conflicts6.12; OF. estor, (probablyScourrys;v.Schouris).Stoute, stowte,a.bold, proud8.25,9.23,15.38, &c.; cf. OF. estout.Streinþ,sb.force, violence3.53.Streite, streyt,a.close, exact15.42,17.41,21.58.Streytly,adv.closely28.39.Strive, stryue,vb.22.72,28.55.Stronge,a.strong34.59.Styeþ,vb. 3 p. pr.ascends, mounts up42.5.Styke,sb.5.20,erron. forstynke.Suffer, -ir(e), -yr(e), suffre, soffyre, sofur,vb.suffer5.12,6.12,7.12,8.14,9.12,10.12,11.12,24.16, &c.;2 p. p.sufferdyst, suffredist, suffridist14.32,16.48,18.47,23.126.Sullen,vb. 1 pl. pr.shall43.16.Superflue,a.superfluous15.33.Sweet(e), sweit, swet(e), swett,vb.sweat5.18,6.18,11.18,15.33,21.48,31.18, &c.;3 p. pr.swetys10.18.Swerys,vb. 3 p. pr.swears33.52.Swink(e), swynk(e),vb.toil, labour,ref. as forsweet(e)supra.3 p. pr.swynkes10.18.Swynkynge, labour, exertion23.104.Symple,a.simple25.34.Syttythe,vb. 3 p. pr.sits9.11.Take,vb.33.37, 39;imp.24.5,25.49;3 p. pr.takys32.2;2 p. p.tokist23.125;3 p. p.toc, toke1.1,34.81;pp.taken12.31.Tent,sb.heed, attention25.49.Teriþ,vb. 3 p. pr.tears2.27.Than(ne), then(ne),adv.then,1.2,2.18,5.12,11.8, &c., &c.That,pron. and conj.2.30,3.51,6.17, &c.;pl.þose7.10.Thenk, think(e), thynk,vb.think15.40,17.39,21.46;imp.4.72,12.26,28.42;1 p. pr.8.19,27.17,30.17,31.17;methink(e), thynke, thynkes5.17,6.17,9.17,10.17, &c.;3 p. pr.þenkiþ, thenkys10.6,14.9;thinkis, thynketh(e), -ith, -yth(e), -is, -ys(e), thyngkethe, thyngkys5.6,6.6,8.8,9.4,11.6,13.10,16.8,19.6, &c.;p. pr.thynkyng20.16.Þilke,pron.that same44.26.This, thys,pron.5.10,6.10, &c.;pl.these13.14;þir30.10.Thocht, thoght(e), thought(e), þouȝt(e), thouthe, thowght(e), thowht, thowth,sb.thought5.3,6.3,7.3, 22,8.5, 28,9.2, 26,10.3, 26,11.3, 26,12.1, &c., &c.Thynkynge,sb.thought, consideration,21.54.Thorow,prep.through,26.72.Þre,nu.three2.42.Þroh, þrouȝ,sb.coffin,1.3,2.42;OE.þrūh.Thouh, þouw,conj.though3.50,21.33.Till,prep.to,30.4,31.4.Toght,adv.32.16,prob. erron. fortogh, tough;rimesplowe, slogh, inowe.Torn(e), turn(e),vb.turn7.22,8.28,9.26,10.26,11.26, &c., &c.Totoren,pp.torn, rent45.34.Tour(e)s, -is, -ys, towres, -is, -ys, towrrys,sb.towers3.65,5.9,6.9,7.9,9.9,10.9, &c., &c.Toward,prep.2.14.Trauayles, traue(i)list, traueylist,vb.2 p. pr.labourest15.20,17.19,19.17,21.62.Trede,vb.tread;pp.ytrede23.114.Trewth, trowthe,sb.truth23.104,28.47.Tristyn,vb.trust22.95;imp.trust24.24.Turment,sb.torment15.31,17.30,21.44.Tyllys,vb. 3 p. pr.tills the ground,32.15.Tyme,sb.time,12.21.Unclade,a.25.35.Undeuout,a.undevout,15.27.Unresonably,adv.unreasonably,21.48.Unreydy,a.unready25.56.Unsiker,a.uncertain,28.43.Upon, uppon, vp(p)on, vpoun,prep.5.3, 4, 5, &c.,8.5, 7, &c.;v.Apon, Opon, Ypon.Upsodown,adv.upside-down28.35,fromup swa down.Vayn, in vayn, in vain28.55.Vede,sb.,forweed—dress, apparel33.41.Verrid,vb. 3 p. pr.warreth2.26.Walk,vb.3 p. p.walkyd34.71;p. pr.walkand33.41.Wan,a.28.32.Wan,vb.28.29;v.Win.Wan(ne), were, when, where42.5,44.25,45.30, 32.Wanton, wantowne,a.15.21,17.20,19.18,21.64.Wantyng(e),p. pr.lacking17.27,21.38.Wars,a.worse24.30.Waxin, -yne,pp.waxen, grown9.1,32.1.Waye, wei, wey(e),sb.way3.50,25.56,32.19,34.82.Weden,sb. pl.weeds, apparel2.13.Wel(le),adv.well4.75,24.6.Welth,sb.wealth,27.13,34.65.Wend(e),vb.wend, go2.30,4.74,25.56,30.24,31.24;
imp.13.31,15.46,18.45,29.63;1 p. pr.9.27;pr. pl.7.23.Prankys,vb. 3 p. pr.to show oneself off, strut, parade32.20; MDu. pronken.Pride,sb.33.53.Prode, proud, prowde, prowt, prude,a.proud7.15,15.24,17.23,19.21,25.33.Prude,sb.pride42.5.Prykys,vb. 3 p. pr.to spur one’s horse32.20.Punsched,pp.punished23.108.Purvey, purway,vb.make provision28.52; provide, furnish26.62.Pyne,sb.pain25.59.Quene,sb.queen3.49.Queynt(e),a.ingenious, elaborate, fine15.22,17.21,19.19.Queytith,vb. 3 p. pr.requiteth22.93.Quhen, quhone,adv.30.7, 11, 19,31.7, 11, 19;v.Whan(ne), when(ne).Quhill, quhy,30.23, 26,31.23, 26;v.While, Whi.Race,vb.to tear away, snatch22.72; OF. racher, -ier,fromarrachier.Ragged, raggid,a.15.30,17.29,21.42.Rakid,pp.raked, covered, buried15.26,17.25; ON. raka to scrape, rake, cf. Ch. Monkes T. 143 in hoote coles he hath hym seluen raked.Rank,a.proud, haughty15.27,17.26.Rather(e), rathar, rathyr,adv.5.16,6.16,7.20, &c.Recke,vb.reck, care, heed34.58.Rede,vb.read25.47; guide, direct33.46.Rekenyng(e), rikenynge,sb.account15.42,18.41,21.58.Rekyn,vb. subj.reckon, take count of28.37.Renown,sb.28.33.Rent, to-rent,pp.rent, torn15.30,17.29,21.42,25.45.Rent(e),sb.revenue, income, tribute7.7,9.7,10.7, &c.;pl.rentes, -is, -ys,6.7,8.9,11.7, &c.Repente,vb. imp.23.121.Resoune,sb.reason23.118.Reste,vb.rest25.48.Restore,vb. imp.23.111.Rewful, rewfulle,a.rueful15.35,17.34.Riche, rych,sb.rich1.6,25.40.Right,sb.righteousness, good2.41.Right, riht, ryght,a.34.82;adv.5.20,21.58,33.46.Risynge,sb.uprising, resurrection18.40,21.56.Rode, roode,sb.rood25.45,34.78.Rof,sb.roof2.17,32.26.Ros,vb. 3 p. p.rose34.79.Ruli, ruly,a. or adv.rueful(ly)15.30,17.29;OE. hrēowlīe.Ryches,sb. pl.riches25.38.Rydys,vb. 3 p. pr.rides33.42.Sake,sb.33.38.Salle,sb.hall, palace, court12.24.Same,a.32.11.Saule,sb.soul12.32;v.Soule.Save, sawe,vb.save34.77;3 p. pr.sauyd34.76.Say,vb.12.21;3 p. pr.sais(e), sase6.10,12.10;saith(e), sayth(e)5.10,8.12,20.27,22.91;sayis, says10.10,30.10,31.10;seiþ, seyth, seth7.10,11.10,14.13, &c.Schal, shall,vb.shall;2 p. pr.schalt,2.29;3 p. pr.sal(e), sc(h)al, schall(e), shall(e)5.8, 12,6.8, 16,7.6, 20, &c.;pl.schullen2.18;2 p. p.schuldist22.80;3 p. p.scholde, schould(e), schuld(e), shuld, sold, sulde6.15,9.15, 23,10.23, &c.Scharp(e), sharp(e),a.sharp5.12,6.12,8.14,17.14,30.12, &c.Sched,vb. 3 p. p.shed25.46.Schend,vb. subj.shame, disgrace4.76;pp.schent33.55.Schene,a.bright, beautiful3.51.Schouris, -ys, schowres, -is, -ys, shour(e)s, showres, -is,sb. pl.5.12,7.12,8.14, &c., &c.;scowrrys6.12, schorrys24.16.Schroud, schrud, shroude, shrowde,sb.clothing3.51,15.25,17.24,19.22.Scowrrys,sb. pl.6.12, showers; (or perh.stourrys, battles, tumults, OF. estor, estour).Secatours,sb. pl.executors24.24, ME.alsosecetour, sectour.Securlye,adv.certainly, surely,26.66.Seluen,pron.self44.24.Sely,a.blessed12.24;simple32.24.Sen, syn,conj.since8.26,25.34,30.24.Seruyse,sb.service22.94.Set,vb. 3 p. pr.sattys32.4;pp.set(e), sett(e), ysette5.3,6.3,7.3, &c.Seth(e), sethen, sith, syth,conj.since9.24,10.24,11.24,29.60,32.12.Seven,nu.32.22.Seynt Powlis,28.48St. Paul’s.Shewith,vb. 3 p. pr.shews28.49.Short,a.28.36.Shyne,vb.shine27.22.Sin, synne,sb.sin,4.76,23.115.Skin,sb.2.18.Skyle,sb.reason25.41.Slogh,sb.slough, skin, covering,32.17,33.40.Smarte,sb.smart, pain24.17.Smele,vb.smell24.29.Socowre,sb.succour28.40.Soffyre, sofur,vb.10.12,24.16;v.Suffer.Solde,pp.sold34.73.Sone,adv.soon33.48;sonar, sone(a)r27.16,30.16,31.16.Sore,a.sore, grievous23.104;adv.15.33,23.116.Sorow(e),sb.sorrow22.84,34.81.Soule, sowle,sb.soul3.63,33.38;v.Saule.Space,sb.space of time, respite26.63.Sped(e),vb.speed24.6,34.81.Spille, spylle,vb.perish, be destroyed14.34,16.49,18.48,23.128.Starte,sb.a sudden movement24.18.Thi lyfe ys but a starte, but for a moment.Stede,sb.steed33.42.Stelis,vb. 3 p. pr.steals32.17.Steyuyne,sb.voice25.49; OE. stefn.Stie, stye,vb.ascend, mount14.36,16.51,18.50,23.132; OE. stīgan.Stille,adv.silently23.126.Stink, stynk(e),sb.stink6.20,8.22,30.20,31.20, &c.Stounde,sb.hour34.75; OE. stund.Stourrys,sb. pl.conflicts6.12; OF. estor, (probablyScourrys;v.Schouris).Stoute, stowte,a.bold, proud8.25,9.23,15.38, &c.; cf. OF. estout.Streinþ,sb.force, violence3.53.Streite, streyt,a.close, exact15.42,17.41,21.58.Streytly,adv.closely28.39.Strive, stryue,vb.22.72,28.55.Stronge,a.strong34.59.Styeþ,vb. 3 p. pr.ascends, mounts up42.5.Styke,sb.5.20,erron. forstynke.Suffer, -ir(e), -yr(e), suffre, soffyre, sofur,vb.suffer5.12,6.12,7.12,8.14,9.12,10.12,11.12,24.16, &c.;2 p. p.sufferdyst, suffredist, suffridist14.32,16.48,18.47,23.126.Sullen,vb. 1 pl. pr.shall43.16.Superflue,a.superfluous15.33.Sweet(e), sweit, swet(e), swett,vb.sweat5.18,6.18,11.18,15.33,21.48,31.18, &c.;3 p. pr.swetys10.18.Swerys,vb. 3 p. pr.swears33.52.Swink(e), swynk(e),vb.toil, labour,ref. as forsweet(e)supra.3 p. pr.swynkes10.18.Swynkynge, labour, exertion23.104.Symple,a.simple25.34.Syttythe,vb. 3 p. pr.sits9.11.Take,vb.33.37, 39;imp.24.5,25.49;3 p. pr.takys32.2;2 p. p.tokist23.125;3 p. p.toc, toke1.1,34.81;pp.taken12.31.Tent,sb.heed, attention25.49.Teriþ,vb. 3 p. pr.tears2.27.Than(ne), then(ne),adv.then,1.2,2.18,5.12,11.8, &c., &c.That,pron. and conj.2.30,3.51,6.17, &c.;pl.þose7.10.Thenk, think(e), thynk,vb.think15.40,17.39,21.46;imp.4.72,12.26,28.42;1 p. pr.8.19,27.17,30.17,31.17;methink(e), thynke, thynkes5.17,6.17,9.17,10.17, &c.;3 p. pr.þenkiþ, thenkys10.6,14.9;thinkis, thynketh(e), -ith, -yth(e), -is, -ys(e), thyngkethe, thyngkys5.6,6.6,8.8,9.4,11.6,13.10,16.8,19.6, &c.;p. pr.thynkyng20.16.Þilke,pron.that same44.26.This, thys,pron.5.10,6.10, &c.;pl.these13.14;þir30.10.Thocht, thoght(e), thought(e), þouȝt(e), thouthe, thowght(e), thowht, thowth,sb.thought5.3,6.3,7.3, 22,8.5, 28,9.2, 26,10.3, 26,11.3, 26,12.1, &c., &c.Thynkynge,sb.thought, consideration,21.54.Thorow,prep.through,26.72.Þre,nu.three2.42.Þroh, þrouȝ,sb.coffin,1.3,2.42;OE.þrūh.Thouh, þouw,conj.though3.50,21.33.Till,prep.to,30.4,31.4.Toght,adv.32.16,prob. erron. fortogh, tough;rimesplowe, slogh, inowe.Torn(e), turn(e),vb.turn7.22,8.28,9.26,10.26,11.26, &c., &c.Totoren,pp.torn, rent45.34.Tour(e)s, -is, -ys, towres, -is, -ys, towrrys,sb.towers3.65,5.9,6.9,7.9,9.9,10.9, &c., &c.Toward,prep.2.14.Trauayles, traue(i)list, traueylist,vb.2 p. pr.labourest15.20,17.19,19.17,21.62.Trede,vb.tread;pp.ytrede23.114.Trewth, trowthe,sb.truth23.104,28.47.Tristyn,vb.trust22.95;imp.trust24.24.Turment,sb.torment15.31,17.30,21.44.Tyllys,vb. 3 p. pr.tills the ground,32.15.Tyme,sb.time,12.21.Unclade,a.25.35.Undeuout,a.undevout,15.27.Unresonably,adv.unreasonably,21.48.Unreydy,a.unready25.56.Unsiker,a.uncertain,28.43.Upon, uppon, vp(p)on, vpoun,prep.5.3, 4, 5, &c.,8.5, 7, &c.;v.Apon, Opon, Ypon.Upsodown,adv.upside-down28.35,fromup swa down.Vayn, in vayn, in vain28.55.Vede,sb.,forweed—dress, apparel33.41.Verrid,vb. 3 p. pr.warreth2.26.Walk,vb.3 p. p.walkyd34.71;p. pr.walkand33.41.Wan,a.28.32.Wan,vb.28.29;v.Win.Wan(ne), were, when, where42.5,44.25,45.30, 32.Wanton, wantowne,a.15.21,17.20,19.18,21.64.Wantyng(e),p. pr.lacking17.27,21.38.Wars,a.worse24.30.Waxin, -yne,pp.waxen, grown9.1,32.1.Waye, wei, wey(e),sb.way3.50,25.56,32.19,34.82.Weden,sb. pl.weeds, apparel2.13.Wel(le),adv.well4.75,24.6.Welth,sb.wealth,27.13,34.65.Wend(e),vb.wend, go2.30,4.74,25.56,30.24,31.24;
imp.13.31,15.46,18.45,29.63;1 p. pr.9.27;pr. pl.7.23.
imp.13.31,15.46,18.45,29.63;
1 p. pr.9.27;
pr. pl.7.23.
Prankys,vb. 3 p. pr.to show oneself off, strut, parade32.20; MDu. pronken.
Pride,sb.33.53.
Prode, proud, prowde, prowt, prude,a.proud7.15,15.24,17.23,19.21,25.33.
Prude,sb.pride42.5.
Prykys,vb. 3 p. pr.to spur one’s horse32.20.
Punsched,pp.punished23.108.
Purvey, purway,vb.make provision28.52; provide, furnish26.62.
Pyne,sb.pain25.59.
Quene,sb.queen3.49.
Queynt(e),a.ingenious, elaborate, fine15.22,17.21,19.19.
Queytith,vb. 3 p. pr.requiteth22.93.
Quhen, quhone,adv.30.7, 11, 19,31.7, 11, 19;
v.Whan(ne), when(ne).
Quhill, quhy,30.23, 26,31.23, 26;
v.While, Whi.
Race,vb.to tear away, snatch22.72; OF. racher, -ier,fromarrachier.
Ragged, raggid,a.15.30,17.29,21.42.
Rakid,pp.raked, covered, buried15.26,17.25; ON. raka to scrape, rake, cf. Ch. Monkes T. 143 in hoote coles he hath hym seluen raked.
Rank,a.proud, haughty15.27,17.26.
Rather(e), rathar, rathyr,adv.5.16,6.16,7.20, &c.
Recke,vb.reck, care, heed34.58.
Rede,vb.read25.47; guide, direct33.46.
Rekenyng(e), rikenynge,sb.account15.42,18.41,21.58.
Rekyn,vb. subj.reckon, take count of28.37.
Renown,sb.28.33.
Rent, to-rent,pp.rent, torn15.30,17.29,21.42,25.45.
Rent(e),sb.revenue, income, tribute7.7,9.7,10.7, &c.;
pl.rentes, -is, -ys,6.7,8.9,11.7, &c.
Repente,vb. imp.23.121.
Resoune,sb.reason23.118.
Reste,vb.rest25.48.
Restore,vb. imp.23.111.
Rewful, rewfulle,a.rueful15.35,17.34.
Riche, rych,sb.rich1.6,25.40.
Right,sb.righteousness, good2.41.
Right, riht, ryght,a.34.82;
adv.5.20,21.58,33.46.
Risynge,sb.uprising, resurrection18.40,21.56.
Rode, roode,sb.rood25.45,34.78.
Rof,sb.roof2.17,32.26.
Ros,vb. 3 p. p.rose34.79.
Ruli, ruly,a. or adv.rueful(ly)15.30,17.29;OE. hrēowlīe.
Ryches,sb. pl.riches25.38.
Rydys,vb. 3 p. pr.rides33.42.
Sake,sb.33.38.
Salle,sb.hall, palace, court12.24.
Same,a.32.11.
Saule,sb.soul12.32;
v.Soule.
Save, sawe,vb.save34.77;
3 p. pr.sauyd34.76.
Say,vb.12.21;
3 p. pr.sais(e), sase6.10,12.10;saith(e), sayth(e)5.10,8.12,20.27,22.91;sayis, says10.10,30.10,31.10;seiþ, seyth, seth7.10,11.10,14.13, &c.
3 p. pr.sais(e), sase6.10,12.10;
saith(e), sayth(e)5.10,8.12,20.27,22.91;
sayis, says10.10,30.10,31.10;
seiþ, seyth, seth7.10,11.10,14.13, &c.
Schal, shall,vb.shall;
2 p. pr.schalt,2.29;3 p. pr.sal(e), sc(h)al, schall(e), shall(e)5.8, 12,6.8, 16,7.6, 20, &c.;pl.schullen2.18;2 p. p.schuldist22.80;3 p. p.scholde, schould(e), schuld(e), shuld, sold, sulde6.15,9.15, 23,10.23, &c.
2 p. pr.schalt,2.29;
3 p. pr.sal(e), sc(h)al, schall(e), shall(e)5.8, 12,6.8, 16,7.6, 20, &c.;
pl.schullen2.18;
2 p. p.schuldist22.80;
3 p. p.scholde, schould(e), schuld(e), shuld, sold, sulde6.15,9.15, 23,10.23, &c.
Scharp(e), sharp(e),a.sharp5.12,6.12,8.14,17.14,30.12, &c.
Sched,vb. 3 p. p.shed25.46.
Schend,vb. subj.shame, disgrace4.76;
pp.schent33.55.
Schene,a.bright, beautiful3.51.
Schouris, -ys, schowres, -is, -ys, shour(e)s, showres, -is,sb. pl.5.12,7.12,8.14, &c., &c.;
scowrrys6.12, schorrys24.16.
Schroud, schrud, shroude, shrowde,sb.clothing3.51,15.25,17.24,19.22.
Scowrrys,sb. pl.6.12, showers; (or perh.stourrys, battles, tumults, OF. estor, estour).
Secatours,sb. pl.executors24.24, ME.alsosecetour, sectour.
Securlye,adv.certainly, surely,26.66.
Seluen,pron.self44.24.
Sely,a.blessed12.24;
simple32.24.
Sen, syn,conj.since8.26,25.34,30.24.
Seruyse,sb.service22.94.
Set,vb. 3 p. pr.sattys32.4;
pp.set(e), sett(e), ysette5.3,6.3,7.3, &c.
Seth(e), sethen, sith, syth,conj.since9.24,10.24,11.24,29.60,32.12.
Seven,nu.32.22.
Seynt Powlis,28.48St. Paul’s.
Shewith,vb. 3 p. pr.shews28.49.
Short,a.28.36.
Shyne,vb.shine27.22.
Sin, synne,sb.sin,4.76,23.115.
Skin,sb.2.18.
Skyle,sb.reason25.41.
Slogh,sb.slough, skin, covering,32.17,33.40.
Smarte,sb.smart, pain24.17.
Smele,vb.smell24.29.
Socowre,sb.succour28.40.
Soffyre, sofur,vb.10.12,24.16;
v.Suffer.
Solde,pp.sold34.73.
Sone,adv.soon33.48;
sonar, sone(a)r27.16,30.16,31.16.
Sore,a.sore, grievous23.104;
adv.15.33,23.116.
Sorow(e),sb.sorrow22.84,34.81.
Soule, sowle,sb.soul3.63,33.38;
v.Saule.
Space,sb.space of time, respite26.63.
Sped(e),vb.speed24.6,34.81.
Spille, spylle,vb.perish, be destroyed14.34,16.49,18.48,23.128.
Starte,sb.a sudden movement24.18.
Thi lyfe ys but a starte, but for a moment.
Stede,sb.steed33.42.
Stelis,vb. 3 p. pr.steals32.17.
Steyuyne,sb.voice25.49; OE. stefn.
Stie, stye,vb.ascend, mount14.36,16.51,18.50,23.132; OE. stīgan.
Stille,adv.silently23.126.
Stink, stynk(e),sb.stink6.20,8.22,30.20,31.20, &c.
Stounde,sb.hour34.75; OE. stund.
Stourrys,sb. pl.conflicts6.12; OF. estor, (probablyScourrys;v.Schouris).
Stoute, stowte,a.bold, proud8.25,9.23,15.38, &c.; cf. OF. estout.
Streinþ,sb.force, violence3.53.
Streite, streyt,a.close, exact15.42,17.41,21.58.
Streytly,adv.closely28.39.
Strive, stryue,vb.22.72,28.55.
Stronge,a.strong34.59.
Styeþ,vb. 3 p. pr.ascends, mounts up42.5.
Styke,sb.5.20,erron. forstynke.
Suffer, -ir(e), -yr(e), suffre, soffyre, sofur,vb.suffer5.12,6.12,7.12,8.14,9.12,10.12,11.12,24.16, &c.;
2 p. p.sufferdyst, suffredist, suffridist14.32,16.48,18.47,23.126.
Sullen,vb. 1 pl. pr.shall43.16.
Superflue,a.superfluous15.33.
Sweet(e), sweit, swet(e), swett,vb.sweat5.18,6.18,11.18,15.33,21.48,31.18, &c.;
3 p. pr.swetys10.18.
Swerys,vb. 3 p. pr.swears33.52.
Swink(e), swynk(e),vb.toil, labour,ref. as forsweet(e)supra.
3 p. pr.swynkes10.18.
Swynkynge, labour, exertion23.104.
Symple,a.simple25.34.
Syttythe,vb. 3 p. pr.sits9.11.
Take,vb.33.37, 39;
imp.24.5,25.49;3 p. pr.takys32.2;2 p. p.tokist23.125;3 p. p.toc, toke1.1,34.81;pp.taken12.31.
imp.24.5,25.49;
3 p. pr.takys32.2;
2 p. p.tokist23.125;
3 p. p.toc, toke1.1,34.81;
pp.taken12.31.
Tent,sb.heed, attention25.49.
Teriþ,vb. 3 p. pr.tears2.27.
Than(ne), then(ne),adv.then,1.2,2.18,5.12,11.8, &c., &c.
That,pron. and conj.2.30,3.51,6.17, &c.;
pl.þose7.10.
Thenk, think(e), thynk,vb.think15.40,17.39,21.46;
imp.4.72,12.26,28.42;1 p. pr.8.19,27.17,30.17,31.17;methink(e), thynke, thynkes5.17,6.17,9.17,10.17, &c.;3 p. pr.þenkiþ, thenkys10.6,14.9;thinkis, thynketh(e), -ith, -yth(e), -is, -ys(e), thyngkethe, thyngkys5.6,6.6,8.8,9.4,11.6,13.10,16.8,19.6, &c.;p. pr.thynkyng20.16.
imp.4.72,12.26,28.42;
1 p. pr.8.19,27.17,30.17,31.17;
methink(e), thynke, thynkes5.17,6.17,9.17,10.17, &c.;
3 p. pr.þenkiþ, thenkys10.6,14.9;
thinkis, thynketh(e), -ith, -yth(e), -is, -ys(e), thyngkethe, thyngkys5.6,6.6,8.8,9.4,11.6,13.10,16.8,19.6, &c.;
p. pr.thynkyng20.16.
Þilke,pron.that same44.26.
This, thys,pron.5.10,6.10, &c.;
pl.these13.14;þir30.10.
pl.these13.14;
þir30.10.
Thocht, thoght(e), thought(e), þouȝt(e), thouthe, thowght(e), thowht, thowth,sb.thought5.3,6.3,7.3, 22,8.5, 28,9.2, 26,10.3, 26,11.3, 26,12.1, &c., &c.
Thynkynge,sb.thought, consideration,21.54.
Thorow,prep.through,26.72.
Þre,nu.three2.42.
Þroh, þrouȝ,sb.coffin,1.3,2.42;OE.þrūh.
Thouh, þouw,conj.though3.50,21.33.
Till,prep.to,30.4,31.4.
Toght,adv.32.16,prob. erron. fortogh, tough;
rimesplowe, slogh, inowe.
Torn(e), turn(e),vb.turn7.22,8.28,9.26,10.26,11.26, &c., &c.
Totoren,pp.torn, rent45.34.
Tour(e)s, -is, -ys, towres, -is, -ys, towrrys,sb.towers3.65,5.9,6.9,7.9,9.9,10.9, &c., &c.
Toward,prep.2.14.
Trauayles, traue(i)list, traueylist,vb.
2 p. pr.labourest15.20,17.19,19.17,21.62.
Trede,vb.tread;
pp.ytrede23.114.
Trewth, trowthe,sb.truth23.104,28.47.
Tristyn,vb.trust22.95;
imp.trust24.24.
Turment,sb.torment15.31,17.30,21.44.
Tyllys,vb. 3 p. pr.tills the ground,32.15.
Tyme,sb.time,12.21.
Unclade,a.25.35.
Undeuout,a.undevout,15.27.
Unresonably,adv.unreasonably,21.48.
Unreydy,a.unready25.56.
Unsiker,a.uncertain,28.43.
Upon, uppon, vp(p)on, vpoun,prep.5.3, 4, 5, &c.,8.5, 7, &c.;
v.Apon, Opon, Ypon.
Upsodown,adv.upside-down28.35,fromup swa down.
Vayn, in vayn, in vain28.55.
Vede,sb.,forweed—dress, apparel33.41.
Verrid,vb. 3 p. pr.warreth2.26.
Walk,vb.3 p. p.walkyd34.71;
p. pr.walkand33.41.
Wan,a.28.32.
Wan,vb.28.29;v.Win.
Wan(ne), were, when, where42.5,44.25,45.30, 32.
Wanton, wantowne,a.15.21,17.20,19.18,21.64.
Wantyng(e),p. pr.lacking17.27,21.38.
Wars,a.worse24.30.
Waxin, -yne,pp.waxen, grown9.1,32.1.
Waye, wei, wey(e),sb.way3.50,25.56,32.19,34.82.
Weden,sb. pl.weeds, apparel2.13.
Wel(le),adv.well4.75,24.6.
Welth,sb.wealth,27.13,34.65.
Wend(e),vb.wend, go2.30,4.74,25.56,30.24,31.24;