sanction.

Flout, to wave in mockery.

Flush, mature.

Foeman, an enemy in war.
Foin, to thrust in fencing.
Foizon, plenty.
Folly, depravity.
Fond, foolish.

Fools' zanies, baubles surmounted
with a fool's head.
Foot-cloth, horse-covering.
For, because.

Force, to stuff.

Forced, false.
Forbid, accursed.
Fordid, destroyed.

Fordo, to undo.

Foredone, overcome. Forefended, forbidden.

Garnered, treasured up.

Gaudy, a festival.

Gaunt, meagre.

Gawd, a bauble.

Gaze, attention.

Gear, things or matters.
Geck, a fool.
General, generality.
Generosity, high birth.
Generous, nobly born.
Gennets, Spanish horses.
Gentle, noble, high-born.
Gentry, complaisance.
German, akin.

Germins, seeds begun to sprout.

Gest, a stage or journey.

Gib, a cat.

Giglot, a wanton.

Gilder, a coin, value 2s.
Gilt, gold money.
Gimmal, a ring or engine.
Ging, a gang.
Gird, a sarcasm.
Glaire, a sword.
Gleek, to joke.
Glib, to geld.
Glooming, gloomy
Gloze, to expound.
Glut, to swallow.
Gnarled, knotty.

God 'ield you, God yield you.
Gongarian, Hungarian.
Good-deed, indeed.

Good-den, good evening

Good-jer, the venereal disease.

Gorbellied, corpulent.

Gospelled, puritanic.

strument.

Friend, a lover.

Friend, for friendship, to befriend. Frippery, an old clothes shop. Frize, a Welch cloth.

From, in opposition to.

Frush, to break or bruise.

Fronted, opposed.

Firago for Virago.

Frontier, forehead.

fire-work.

Fitchew, a polecat.

Fit o' the face, a grimace.

Fits o' the season, disorders of the

Fustilarian, fusty fellow.

Fulfilling, filling to the brim.
Full, complete.
Fumiter, fumitory.
Furnished, dressed.

G.

Gabardine, a loose cloak.

Gad, a sharp-pointed instrument.
Gain-giving, misgiving.
Gamester, a wanton.
Gait, passage.
Galliard, a dance.

Out, full, complete.

Perdurable, lasting.

game of gleek.

Outward, not in the secret. Owe, to possess, to own. Oxlip, the great cowslip.

P.

Nonce, on purpose.

Non com, nonplus.

into capes.

Note, notice.

Northern man, a clown.

Nott-pated, round-headed.

Nourish, to nurse.

Noursle, to fondle as a nurse.

Novum, a game at dice.

Nowl, a head.

Nut-hook, a thief.

0.

Odd-even, the interval between
twelve at night and one in
the morning.
Od's-pitikins, God me pity.
Oeliads, glances of the eye.
O's, circles, pockmarks.
Obligations, bonds.
Obsequious, funereal.

Observation, celebration
Obstacle, obstinate.
Occurrents, incidents.
Occupation, mechanics.
O'er- raught, over-reached.
O'ercrow, overcome.
O'erlooked, fascinated.
Of, through.

Offering, the assailant.
Office, service.

Offices, culinary apartments
Of all loves, by all means.
Old, frequent.

Old age, ages past.

Pale, dominions.

Pale, to encircle with a crown.

Pall, to wrap, to invest.
Palled, vapid.

Palmers, pilgrims.

Palmy, victorious.
Paly, pale.

Palter, to juggle, to cheat.
Pang, to afflict.

Paper, to commit to writing.
Parcel, part, to reckon up.
Parcel-bawd, half-bawd.
Parcel-gilt, partially gilt.
Parish-top, a large top, formerly
kept in every village, to be
whipped for exercise.
Parle, parley.
Parlous, perilous, shrewd.
Part, to depart.

Parted, endowed, shared.
Particular, private.
Partizan, a pike.
Parts, party.

Pash, to strike; a head.
Pashed, crushed.

Pass, to decide, assure, convey.
Pass on, to decide.
Passed, eminent.
Passing, surpassing.
Passion, suffering.
Passionate, grieving.
Passioning, being in a passion.
Passy Measure, a dance.

Pied ninny, a fool.
Pieled, shaven.
Pight, pitched, fixed.
Pilcher, the scabbard.
Piled, deprived of hair.
Pilled, pillaged.

Pin, a term in archery.

Pin and web, disorder of the eye. Pinfold, a pound.

Pix, the box that contains the host. Place, a mansion.

Placket, a petticoat.

Plague, punish.

Plainly, openly.

Plaited, complicated.

Plantage, plantain.

Planched, made of planks.

Plant, the foot.

Plates, silver money.
Platforms, schemes.

Plausive, gracious, applauded.
Pleached, foided.

Rawly, suddenly.

Purl, to curl.

Rayed, betrayed.

Purlieu, border.

Popinjay, a parrot.

Pussel, a low wench.

Put to know, forced to acknowledge.

Putter-out, one who lends money
on interest.
Putting-on, incitement.
Puttock, a hawk.

Q.

Porpentine, porcupine.

vulgar.

Port, deportment.

Port, a gate.

Portable, bearable.

Portance, behaviour.

Possess, to inform.

Potch, to push.

Potents, potentates.

Poulter, poulterer.

Pouncet-box, a perfume-box.

Power, an army.

Practise, stratagems.

Prank, to adorn.

Precept, a justice's warrant.

Precisian, a puritan.
Preeches, flogged.

Prefer, to offer.

quished. Quaint, fantastical, also graceful. Quaintly, skilfully. Quaint-mazes, a game. Quaked, terrified.

Quality, confederates; condition. Quarrel, a quarreller.

Quarry, the game after it is killed. Quart d'écu, the fourth of French crown.

Quat, a scab.

a

Razed, slashed.
Raze, a bale.
Rear-mouse, a bat.
Reason, discourse.

Rebeck, a musical instrument.
Recheat, a horn, a tune to call
the dogs back.
Receipt, receptacle.

Receiving, ready apprehension.
Receate, a hunting term.
Reck, to care for.
Reckless, careless.
Record, to sing.

Recorders, a kind of flute.
Recure, to recover.

Red-lattice phrases, alehouse talk.
Red-plague, the St. Antony's fire.
Reechy, discoloured with smoke.
Reels, wheels.
Refel, to confute.
Refer, to reserve to.
Regard, look.

Regiment, government.

Regreet, exchange of salutation. Reguerdon, recompense.

Rheumatic, capricious.

Relume, to relight.

Remorse, pity.

exercises.

Quips, scoffs.

Quire, to play in concert. Quiver, nimble, active. Quote, to observe.

R, dog's letter.

R.

you.

Profane, grossly talkative.

Progress, a royal journey of state.

Prognostication, almanack.

Project, to shape.

Prolixious, coy, delaying.

Proof, puberty.

Prompture, suggestion.
Prone, humble, also prompt.

Propagate, to advance, to improve.
Proper, handsome.
Proper-false, deceitful.
Propertied, possessed.

Properties, incidental necessaries to a theatre.

Property, due performance.
Propose, to imagine, to converse.
Proposing, conversing.
Provand, provender.

Provost, sheriff or gaoler.

Prune, to plume.

Pugging, thievish.

Puke, a sort of russet colour.
Purchase, stolen goods.

Race, original disposition, also

Reserve, to preserve.
Resolve, to be assured.

Resolve, to dissolve.

Respective, respectful.
Respectively, respectfully.
Resty, mouldy.

Retailed, handed down.

Retort, to refer back.
Reverb, to reverberate.

Revolt of mien, change of com

plexion.

Revolts, rebels.
Rib, to enclose.

Ribald, a lewd fellow.

Rid, to destroy

discovery.

Raught, reached.

Ravin, to devour eagerly.

Ravined, glutted with prey.

Round, a diadem.

Round, rough.

Rounded, whispered.

Roundel, a country dance