Abbey,sb.13.6.perh. erron. fornobley.Afrete,pp.devoured, eaten42.3.Agaste,a.aghast25.54.Agayn(e), ageyn, aȝen, ayen,adv.again13.30,15.45,21.34,24.20,28.54;prep.against38.47.Aȝenrisynge,sb.resurrection15.41.Agrise,vb.tremble, quake44.28.Al, all,a.28.49, 53.Alas,int.43.17.Ale,sb.25.60.Alete,vb.to let go, forsake42.3.Almis,sb.alms24.24.Also,adv.28.37,34.73.Alway(e), all(e) way(e),adv.always7.14,9.22,10.22,25.32,29.58, &c.Amende,vb. imp.24.18.Amys,adv.amiss34.68.Answerid,vb. 3 p. pr.answereth2.25.Apone, ap(p)one,prep.,var. ofupon6.3, 5, 9,7.1, 2, 3,9.1, 2, &c.Ar,3.50. ?erron. fora.Aray(e), array,sb.array7.16,8.26,19.18,21.64,30.24, &c., &c.Aryse,vb.arise44.25.Askeþ, askiþ,vb. 3 p. pr.2.25, 39.Assise,sb.the Judgement44.26.Auyse,vb. imp.bethink thyself, consider22.98.Awaked,vb. pr. pl.awaken1.6.Away,adv.30.22,31.22.Awelden,vb.wield, rule42.9.Ay,adv.aye25.58.Bare,a.22.88.Be,vb.5.4, 5,6.4, 5, &c., &c.;imp.3.63,22.97,24.23;subj.13.9,14.35, &c;2 p. pr.art1.5,15.24, 45,19.21;3 p. pr.is, ys2.16, 17, 40, 42,3.49, 50,7.1, &c., es6.1, 10, 19;pr. pl.be, beth2.38,3.66,7.10,28.43, 45, bythe13.14, byne25.52, ar30.10,31.10,33.45;2 p. p.were1.5,2.29,22.92;3 p. p.was15.29,21.40,23.101, &c.;p. pl.were27.21,28.27.Before, beffore, byfore,adv.before28.44, 52.prep.22.100,33.50.Begilynge,sb.beguiling23.106.Begynnynge,sb.beginning23.102.Begynnys,vb. 3 p. pr.begins3.51;3 p. p.began28.31,32.14;pp.bigun2.29.Beholde,vb. imp.behold12.25.Behynde,prep.behind33.50.Belden,vb.build up43.12.Beriþ, berriþ, berys,vb. 3 p. pr.bears2.15, 28,33.53.Beste,a.best12.21.Bete,pp.beaten23.116.Betyme,adv.betimes24.18,25.57.Be ware,vb. imp.beware22.97,33.38.Biddethe, biddis, biddith, bydd-es, -eth, -is, -ys, -yth(e), bydyth,vb. 3 p. pr.bids5.7,7.7,8.9,9.7,10.7, &c.;3 p. p.bade25.36.Biddyngis,sb.biddings23.124.Bigged, biggid, -it, bygged(e), -id, -it, -yd, -yt,pp.built,6.11,7.11,10.11,12.11,13.15,14.14,17.13,19.11,30.11,31.11,32.7; ON. byggja.Bihatid,pp.hated15.27.Bi-holden,vb.keep, retain42.10.Bild,vb.imp.build3.64;2 p. pr.bildist22.79;3 p. pr.bilt,3.65, byldyth5.13;pp.bildyd, billid, bylde, byllyd,5.11,8.13,11.11,20.22,27.11.Bink, bynk,sb.bank30.19,31.19. L. Scots.Blak, blayke,a.black3.66,34.64.Blesse,sb.,var. ofblis, bliss29.6.Blis, blys, blysse,sb.bliss4.77,7.24,8.30,9.28,10.28, &c.Blode,sb.blood25.46.Blynde,a.blind25.37.Blyssed,pp.blessed34.75.Bodi, body,sb.15.26, 27,17.25, 26,34.73.Bold,sb.dwelling3.64.Bold,a.28.42.Bon,sb.bone22.88.Borowes,sb. erron. forbowres, bowers10.11.Both,pron.28.41.Bour(e)s, bour(r)is, bourys, bowres, -is, -ys,sb. pl.bowers3.66,5.11,6.11,8.13,9.11,12.11,14.14,17.13,27.11, &c.Bouȝte,pp. erron. forbroȝt26.70.Brede,sb.bread25.60.Bredis,vb. 3 p. pr.breeds6.7; (perh. erron. forbiddis);3 p. p.brede33.45.Brente,pp.burnt10.19.Brether,sb. pl.brothers28.44.Bring, bryng(e),vb.5.7,6.7,7.7,14.10, &c.;imp.bryng33.27;2 p. p.broght, brouȝttist, broutyst15.25,17.24,19.22;pp.brocht, bro(u)ght(e), broht, brouȝt(e), brouþt, browt(h)e,5.4,6.4,7.4,8.6,9.3,10.4, 28,13.8,14.7,30.4, &c.Brink(e), brynk(e),sb.brink (of the grave)5.19,6.19,15.34,17.33,27.19, &c.;pl.brynkes10.19.Byggis, bygith, -yth,vb. 3 p. pr.buildsv.bigged12.9,34.63.Byheste,sb.promise45.30.Byhet,vb. 3 p. pr.promises45.31.Byrthe,sb.birth26.72.Calle,sb.summons12.23.Callyd,vb. 3 p. p.called, named32.12.Carayne, caryon,sb.carrion2.39,24.30.Care,sb.care, anxiety24.11.Case,sb.26.64.Cast,vb.34.61.Castles, castells, casteles, castels, castells, -es, -is, -ys, castylles,sb. pl.castles3.65,5.9,6.9,7.9,8.11,9.9, &c., &c.Certayn, certeyn,a.certain28.53, 56.Cheste,sb.strife, dispute45.29; OE. cēast,oldercēas, L. causa.Chyn, chynne,sb.chin2.17,32.26.Clay(e),sb.15.23,17.22,19.20,21.68.Clinge, clynge, klyng,vb.to shrink up, decay15.23,17.22,19.20,21.68.Cf.E. E. Allit. P.A. 856, oure corses in clottez clynge,Hymns to Virgin and Christ, p. 85, in coold clay now schal y clinge.Closed, closit,pp.enclosed, shut up28.39,30.19,31.19.Clot, clotte,sb.clot of clay, a hardened lump of earth,15.23,17.22,19.20,21.68;replaced byNE. clod.Cloth,sb.32.24,33.53.Cloth,vb. imp.clothe25.36.Clothing(e),sb.15.29,17.28,21.40.Cold(e),sb.12.15,28.43,34.72.Com,vb.come12.23;2 p. pr.commys25.32;3 p. pr.comes, comeþ, commeth, comyth(e), commyth7.14,8.24,9.22,10.22, &c.;2 p. p.cam17.24, cem(e)15.25,19.22;pl.com28.54.Commandmentis,sb. pl.commandments,25.42.Concele, concell, consaill, consell, consylle, counsall, counsill, cowncelle, cowsayl,vb. 1 p. pr.counsel, advise7.21,8.27,9.25,10.25,11.25,26.67,29.3, 61,30.25,31.25.Conclusion,sb.close, termination,28.36.Consayfe,vb.conceive, grasp, understand25.31.Consider(e), consedur, considder, considdir, consyder(e), consydre,vb.consider7.13,10.21,11.21,13.25,15.36,29.57,30.21,31.21.Coueytise,sb.covetousness42.6.Coveytous,sb.covetousness33.55,Conf. of ending forcovetise, OF. coveitise. Cf.Paston Letters, No. 582, II. 313, the unkyndnesse and covetuse that was shewed me.Crieþ,vb. 3 p. pr.cries42.8.Crose,sb.cross25.46.Crownnys,sb. pl.crowns27.24.Crystyn,a.Christian11.28.Dai, day(e),sb.day4.78,8.24,15.20,21.62,32.22.Dare,vb. subj.need34.58; ME. thar for tharf, OE. þearf;from confusion withdare, OE. dearr.Dart,sb.28.50.Dede,sb.deed4.78;pl.deden, dedis2.15,25.54.Dedliche,a.deadly43.14.Dedly,a.deadly, mortal22.78,23.128.Delful, dolfull,a.sorrowful, doleful1.4,7.8,33.28; OF. doel, duel, deol, mod. F. deuil.Deliþ,vb. 3 p. pr.divides, separates4.78.Depairting,sb.separation, parting30.8,31.8.Dere,vb.harm, injure28.50; OE. derian.Deth(e), deeþ,sb.death5.24,8.3,9.30, 31,13.3, 4,14.2, &c.;gen.dethis22.70.Deyle,vb. imp.distribute25.43.Dignite, dignitie, dignyte, dignytie, dygnite, dygnyte, dyngnyte,sb.high estate or position, honour6.2,11.2,12.4,14.5,16.4,19.2,20.8,27.2,30.2,31.2.Disgesily,adv.strangely, extraordinarily21.42; OF. desguisié, disguised.Do,vb.34.68;
Abbey,sb.13.6.perh. erron. fornobley.Afrete,pp.devoured, eaten42.3.Agaste,a.aghast25.54.Agayn(e), ageyn, aȝen, ayen,adv.again13.30,15.45,21.34,24.20,28.54;prep.against38.47.Aȝenrisynge,sb.resurrection15.41.Agrise,vb.tremble, quake44.28.Al, all,a.28.49, 53.Alas,int.43.17.Ale,sb.25.60.Alete,vb.to let go, forsake42.3.Almis,sb.alms24.24.Also,adv.28.37,34.73.Alway(e), all(e) way(e),adv.always7.14,9.22,10.22,25.32,29.58, &c.Amende,vb. imp.24.18.Amys,adv.amiss34.68.Answerid,vb. 3 p. pr.answereth2.25.Apone, ap(p)one,prep.,var. ofupon6.3, 5, 9,7.1, 2, 3,9.1, 2, &c.Ar,3.50. ?erron. fora.Aray(e), array,sb.array7.16,8.26,19.18,21.64,30.24, &c., &c.Aryse,vb.arise44.25.Askeþ, askiþ,vb. 3 p. pr.2.25, 39.Assise,sb.the Judgement44.26.Auyse,vb. imp.bethink thyself, consider22.98.Awaked,vb. pr. pl.awaken1.6.Away,adv.30.22,31.22.Awelden,vb.wield, rule42.9.Ay,adv.aye25.58.Bare,a.22.88.Be,vb.5.4, 5,6.4, 5, &c., &c.;imp.3.63,22.97,24.23;subj.13.9,14.35, &c;2 p. pr.art1.5,15.24, 45,19.21;3 p. pr.is, ys2.16, 17, 40, 42,3.49, 50,7.1, &c., es6.1, 10, 19;pr. pl.be, beth2.38,3.66,7.10,28.43, 45, bythe13.14, byne25.52, ar30.10,31.10,33.45;2 p. p.were1.5,2.29,22.92;3 p. p.was15.29,21.40,23.101, &c.;p. pl.were27.21,28.27.Before, beffore, byfore,adv.before28.44, 52.prep.22.100,33.50.Begilynge,sb.beguiling23.106.Begynnynge,sb.beginning23.102.Begynnys,vb. 3 p. pr.begins3.51;3 p. p.began28.31,32.14;pp.bigun2.29.Beholde,vb. imp.behold12.25.Behynde,prep.behind33.50.Belden,vb.build up43.12.Beriþ, berriþ, berys,vb. 3 p. pr.bears2.15, 28,33.53.Beste,a.best12.21.Bete,pp.beaten23.116.Betyme,adv.betimes24.18,25.57.Be ware,vb. imp.beware22.97,33.38.Biddethe, biddis, biddith, bydd-es, -eth, -is, -ys, -yth(e), bydyth,vb. 3 p. pr.bids5.7,7.7,8.9,9.7,10.7, &c.;3 p. p.bade25.36.Biddyngis,sb.biddings23.124.Bigged, biggid, -it, bygged(e), -id, -it, -yd, -yt,pp.built,6.11,7.11,10.11,12.11,13.15,14.14,17.13,19.11,30.11,31.11,32.7; ON. byggja.Bihatid,pp.hated15.27.Bi-holden,vb.keep, retain42.10.Bild,vb.imp.build3.64;2 p. pr.bildist22.79;3 p. pr.bilt,3.65, byldyth5.13;pp.bildyd, billid, bylde, byllyd,5.11,8.13,11.11,20.22,27.11.Bink, bynk,sb.bank30.19,31.19. L. Scots.Blak, blayke,a.black3.66,34.64.Blesse,sb.,var. ofblis, bliss29.6.Blis, blys, blysse,sb.bliss4.77,7.24,8.30,9.28,10.28, &c.Blode,sb.blood25.46.Blynde,a.blind25.37.Blyssed,pp.blessed34.75.Bodi, body,sb.15.26, 27,17.25, 26,34.73.Bold,sb.dwelling3.64.Bold,a.28.42.Bon,sb.bone22.88.Borowes,sb. erron. forbowres, bowers10.11.Both,pron.28.41.Bour(e)s, bour(r)is, bourys, bowres, -is, -ys,sb. pl.bowers3.66,5.11,6.11,8.13,9.11,12.11,14.14,17.13,27.11, &c.Bouȝte,pp. erron. forbroȝt26.70.Brede,sb.bread25.60.Bredis,vb. 3 p. pr.breeds6.7; (perh. erron. forbiddis);3 p. p.brede33.45.Brente,pp.burnt10.19.Brether,sb. pl.brothers28.44.Bring, bryng(e),vb.5.7,6.7,7.7,14.10, &c.;imp.bryng33.27;2 p. p.broght, brouȝttist, broutyst15.25,17.24,19.22;pp.brocht, bro(u)ght(e), broht, brouȝt(e), brouþt, browt(h)e,5.4,6.4,7.4,8.6,9.3,10.4, 28,13.8,14.7,30.4, &c.Brink(e), brynk(e),sb.brink (of the grave)5.19,6.19,15.34,17.33,27.19, &c.;pl.brynkes10.19.Byggis, bygith, -yth,vb. 3 p. pr.buildsv.bigged12.9,34.63.Byheste,sb.promise45.30.Byhet,vb. 3 p. pr.promises45.31.Byrthe,sb.birth26.72.Calle,sb.summons12.23.Callyd,vb. 3 p. p.called, named32.12.Carayne, caryon,sb.carrion2.39,24.30.Care,sb.care, anxiety24.11.Case,sb.26.64.Cast,vb.34.61.Castles, castells, casteles, castels, castells, -es, -is, -ys, castylles,sb. pl.castles3.65,5.9,6.9,7.9,8.11,9.9, &c., &c.Certayn, certeyn,a.certain28.53, 56.Cheste,sb.strife, dispute45.29; OE. cēast,oldercēas, L. causa.Chyn, chynne,sb.chin2.17,32.26.Clay(e),sb.15.23,17.22,19.20,21.68.Clinge, clynge, klyng,vb.to shrink up, decay15.23,17.22,19.20,21.68.Cf.E. E. Allit. P.A. 856, oure corses in clottez clynge,Hymns to Virgin and Christ, p. 85, in coold clay now schal y clinge.Closed, closit,pp.enclosed, shut up28.39,30.19,31.19.Clot, clotte,sb.clot of clay, a hardened lump of earth,15.23,17.22,19.20,21.68;replaced byNE. clod.Cloth,sb.32.24,33.53.Cloth,vb. imp.clothe25.36.Clothing(e),sb.15.29,17.28,21.40.Cold(e),sb.12.15,28.43,34.72.Com,vb.come12.23;2 p. pr.commys25.32;3 p. pr.comes, comeþ, commeth, comyth(e), commyth7.14,8.24,9.22,10.22, &c.;2 p. p.cam17.24, cem(e)15.25,19.22;pl.com28.54.Commandmentis,sb. pl.commandments,25.42.Concele, concell, consaill, consell, consylle, counsall, counsill, cowncelle, cowsayl,vb. 1 p. pr.counsel, advise7.21,8.27,9.25,10.25,11.25,26.67,29.3, 61,30.25,31.25.Conclusion,sb.close, termination,28.36.Consayfe,vb.conceive, grasp, understand25.31.Consider(e), consedur, considder, considdir, consyder(e), consydre,vb.consider7.13,10.21,11.21,13.25,15.36,29.57,30.21,31.21.Coueytise,sb.covetousness42.6.Coveytous,sb.covetousness33.55,Conf. of ending forcovetise, OF. coveitise. Cf.Paston Letters, No. 582, II. 313, the unkyndnesse and covetuse that was shewed me.Crieþ,vb. 3 p. pr.cries42.8.Crose,sb.cross25.46.Crownnys,sb. pl.crowns27.24.Crystyn,a.Christian11.28.Dai, day(e),sb.day4.78,8.24,15.20,21.62,32.22.Dare,vb. subj.need34.58; ME. thar for tharf, OE. þearf;from confusion withdare, OE. dearr.Dart,sb.28.50.Dede,sb.deed4.78;pl.deden, dedis2.15,25.54.Dedliche,a.deadly43.14.Dedly,a.deadly, mortal22.78,23.128.Delful, dolfull,a.sorrowful, doleful1.4,7.8,33.28; OF. doel, duel, deol, mod. F. deuil.Deliþ,vb. 3 p. pr.divides, separates4.78.Depairting,sb.separation, parting30.8,31.8.Dere,vb.harm, injure28.50; OE. derian.Deth(e), deeþ,sb.death5.24,8.3,9.30, 31,13.3, 4,14.2, &c.;gen.dethis22.70.Deyle,vb. imp.distribute25.43.Dignite, dignitie, dignyte, dignytie, dygnite, dygnyte, dyngnyte,sb.high estate or position, honour6.2,11.2,12.4,14.5,16.4,19.2,20.8,27.2,30.2,31.2.Disgesily,adv.strangely, extraordinarily21.42; OF. desguisié, disguised.Do,vb.34.68;
Abbey,sb.13.6.perh. erron. fornobley.
Afrete,pp.devoured, eaten42.3.
Agaste,a.aghast25.54.
Agayn(e), ageyn, aȝen, ayen,adv.again13.30,15.45,21.34,24.20,28.54;
prep.against38.47.
Aȝenrisynge,sb.resurrection15.41.
Agrise,vb.tremble, quake44.28.
Al, all,a.28.49, 53.
Alas,int.43.17.
Ale,sb.25.60.
Alete,vb.to let go, forsake42.3.
Almis,sb.alms24.24.
Also,adv.28.37,34.73.
Alway(e), all(e) way(e),adv.always7.14,9.22,10.22,25.32,29.58, &c.
Amende,vb. imp.24.18.
Amys,adv.amiss34.68.
Answerid,vb. 3 p. pr.answereth2.25.
Apone, ap(p)one,prep.,var. ofupon6.3, 5, 9,7.1, 2, 3,9.1, 2, &c.
Ar,3.50. ?erron. fora.
Aray(e), array,sb.array7.16,8.26,19.18,21.64,30.24, &c., &c.
Aryse,vb.arise44.25.
Askeþ, askiþ,vb. 3 p. pr.2.25, 39.
Assise,sb.the Judgement44.26.
Auyse,vb. imp.bethink thyself, consider22.98.
Awaked,vb. pr. pl.awaken1.6.
Away,adv.30.22,31.22.
Awelden,vb.wield, rule42.9.
Ay,adv.aye25.58.
Bare,a.22.88.
Be,vb.5.4, 5,6.4, 5, &c., &c.;
imp.3.63,22.97,24.23;subj.13.9,14.35, &c;2 p. pr.art1.5,15.24, 45,19.21;3 p. pr.is, ys2.16, 17, 40, 42,3.49, 50,7.1, &c., es6.1, 10, 19;pr. pl.be, beth2.38,3.66,7.10,28.43, 45, bythe13.14, byne25.52, ar30.10,31.10,33.45;2 p. p.were1.5,2.29,22.92;3 p. p.was15.29,21.40,23.101, &c.;p. pl.were27.21,28.27.
imp.3.63,22.97,24.23;
subj.13.9,14.35, &c;
2 p. pr.art1.5,15.24, 45,19.21;
3 p. pr.is, ys2.16, 17, 40, 42,3.49, 50,7.1, &c., es6.1, 10, 19;
pr. pl.be, beth2.38,3.66,7.10,28.43, 45, bythe13.14, byne25.52, ar30.10,31.10,33.45;
2 p. p.were1.5,2.29,22.92;
3 p. p.was15.29,21.40,23.101, &c.;
p. pl.were27.21,28.27.
Before, beffore, byfore,adv.before28.44, 52.
prep.22.100,33.50.
Begilynge,sb.beguiling23.106.
Begynnynge,sb.beginning23.102.
Begynnys,vb. 3 p. pr.begins3.51;
3 p. p.began28.31,32.14;pp.bigun2.29.
3 p. p.began28.31,32.14;
pp.bigun2.29.
Beholde,vb. imp.behold12.25.
Behynde,prep.behind33.50.
Belden,vb.build up43.12.
Beriþ, berriþ, berys,vb. 3 p. pr.bears2.15, 28,33.53.
Beste,a.best12.21.
Bete,pp.beaten23.116.
Betyme,adv.betimes24.18,25.57.
Be ware,vb. imp.beware22.97,33.38.
Biddethe, biddis, biddith, bydd-es, -eth, -is, -ys, -yth(e), bydyth,vb. 3 p. pr.bids5.7,7.7,8.9,9.7,10.7, &c.;
3 p. p.bade25.36.
Biddyngis,sb.biddings23.124.
Bigged, biggid, -it, bygged(e), -id, -it, -yd, -yt,pp.built,6.11,7.11,10.11,12.11,13.15,14.14,17.13,19.11,30.11,31.11,32.7; ON. byggja.
Bihatid,pp.hated15.27.
Bi-holden,vb.keep, retain42.10.
Bild,vb.imp.build3.64;
2 p. pr.bildist22.79;3 p. pr.bilt,3.65, byldyth5.13;pp.bildyd, billid, bylde, byllyd,5.11,8.13,11.11,20.22,27.11.
2 p. pr.bildist22.79;
3 p. pr.bilt,3.65, byldyth5.13;
pp.bildyd, billid, bylde, byllyd,5.11,8.13,11.11,20.22,27.11.
Bink, bynk,sb.bank30.19,31.19. L. Scots.
Blak, blayke,a.black3.66,34.64.
Blesse,sb.,var. ofblis, bliss29.6.
Blis, blys, blysse,sb.bliss4.77,7.24,8.30,9.28,10.28, &c.
Blode,sb.blood25.46.
Blynde,a.blind25.37.
Blyssed,pp.blessed34.75.
Bodi, body,sb.15.26, 27,17.25, 26,34.73.
Bold,sb.dwelling3.64.
Bold,a.28.42.
Bon,sb.bone22.88.
Borowes,sb. erron. forbowres, bowers10.11.
Both,pron.28.41.
Bour(e)s, bour(r)is, bourys, bowres, -is, -ys,sb. pl.bowers3.66,5.11,6.11,8.13,9.11,12.11,14.14,17.13,27.11, &c.
Bouȝte,pp. erron. forbroȝt26.70.
Brede,sb.bread25.60.
Bredis,vb. 3 p. pr.breeds6.7; (perh. erron. forbiddis);
3 p. p.brede33.45.
Brente,pp.burnt10.19.
Brether,sb. pl.brothers28.44.
Bring, bryng(e),vb.5.7,6.7,7.7,14.10, &c.;
imp.bryng33.27;2 p. p.broght, brouȝttist, broutyst15.25,17.24,19.22;pp.brocht, bro(u)ght(e), broht, brouȝt(e), brouþt, browt(h)e,5.4,6.4,7.4,8.6,9.3,10.4, 28,13.8,14.7,30.4, &c.
imp.bryng33.27;
2 p. p.broght, brouȝttist, broutyst15.25,17.24,19.22;
pp.brocht, bro(u)ght(e), broht, brouȝt(e), brouþt, browt(h)e,5.4,6.4,7.4,8.6,9.3,10.4, 28,13.8,14.7,30.4, &c.
Brink(e), brynk(e),sb.brink (of the grave)5.19,6.19,15.34,17.33,27.19, &c.;
pl.brynkes10.19.
Byggis, bygith, -yth,vb. 3 p. pr.buildsv.bigged12.9,34.63.
Byheste,sb.promise45.30.Byhet,vb. 3 p. pr.promises45.31.
Byheste,sb.promise45.30.
Byhet,vb. 3 p. pr.promises45.31.
Byrthe,sb.birth26.72.
Calle,sb.summons12.23.
Callyd,vb. 3 p. p.called, named32.12.
Carayne, caryon,sb.carrion2.39,24.30.
Care,sb.care, anxiety24.11.
Case,sb.26.64.
Cast,vb.34.61.
Castles, castells, casteles, castels, castells, -es, -is, -ys, castylles,sb. pl.castles3.65,5.9,6.9,7.9,8.11,9.9, &c., &c.
Certayn, certeyn,a.certain28.53, 56.
Cheste,sb.strife, dispute45.29; OE. cēast,oldercēas, L. causa.
Chyn, chynne,sb.chin2.17,32.26.
Clay(e),sb.15.23,17.22,19.20,21.68.
Clinge, clynge, klyng,vb.to shrink up, decay15.23,17.22,19.20,21.68.
Cf.E. E. Allit. P.A. 856, oure corses in clottez clynge,Hymns to Virgin and Christ, p. 85, in coold clay now schal y clinge.
Closed, closit,pp.enclosed, shut up28.39,30.19,31.19.
Clot, clotte,sb.clot of clay, a hardened lump of earth,15.23,17.22,19.20,21.68;
replaced byNE. clod.
Cloth,sb.32.24,33.53.
Cloth,vb. imp.clothe25.36.
Clothing(e),sb.15.29,17.28,21.40.
Cold(e),sb.12.15,28.43,34.72.
Com,vb.come12.23;
2 p. pr.commys25.32;3 p. pr.comes, comeþ, commeth, comyth(e), commyth7.14,8.24,9.22,10.22, &c.;2 p. p.cam17.24, cem(e)15.25,19.22;pl.com28.54.
2 p. pr.commys25.32;
3 p. pr.comes, comeþ, commeth, comyth(e), commyth7.14,8.24,9.22,10.22, &c.;
2 p. p.cam17.24, cem(e)15.25,19.22;
pl.com28.54.
Commandmentis,sb. pl.commandments,25.42.
Concele, concell, consaill, consell, consylle, counsall, counsill, cowncelle, cowsayl,vb. 1 p. pr.counsel, advise7.21,8.27,9.25,10.25,11.25,26.67,29.3, 61,30.25,31.25.
Conclusion,sb.close, termination,28.36.
Consayfe,vb.conceive, grasp, understand25.31.
Consider(e), consedur, considder, considdir, consyder(e), consydre,vb.consider7.13,10.21,11.21,13.25,15.36,29.57,30.21,31.21.
Coueytise,sb.covetousness42.6.
Coveytous,sb.covetousness33.55,Conf. of ending forcovetise, OF. coveitise. Cf.Paston Letters, No. 582, II. 313, the unkyndnesse and covetuse that was shewed me.
Crieþ,vb. 3 p. pr.cries42.8.
Crose,sb.cross25.46.
Crownnys,sb. pl.crowns27.24.
Crystyn,a.Christian11.28.
Dai, day(e),sb.day4.78,8.24,15.20,21.62,32.22.
Dare,vb. subj.need34.58; ME. thar for tharf, OE. þearf;from confusion withdare, OE. dearr.
Dart,sb.28.50.
Dede,sb.deed4.78;
pl.deden, dedis2.15,25.54.
Dedliche,a.deadly43.14.
Dedly,a.deadly, mortal22.78,23.128.
Delful, dolfull,a.sorrowful, doleful1.4,7.8,33.28; OF. doel, duel, deol, mod. F. deuil.
Deliþ,vb. 3 p. pr.divides, separates4.78.
Depairting,sb.separation, parting30.8,31.8.
Dere,vb.harm, injure28.50; OE. derian.
Deth(e), deeþ,sb.death5.24,8.3,9.30, 31,13.3, 4,14.2, &c.;
gen.dethis22.70.
Deyle,vb. imp.distribute25.43.
Dignite, dignitie, dignyte, dignytie, dygnite, dygnyte, dyngnyte,sb.high estate or position, honour6.2,11.2,12.4,14.5,16.4,19.2,20.8,27.2,30.2,31.2.
Disgesily,adv.strangely, extraordinarily21.42; OF. desguisié, disguised.
Do,vb.34.68;