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arises, 4, 88, 106, 108, outlay, ex- 

 pense. C. 



moeble, 122, 124, moveable. C. 

 s.v. meuble 



moert, morent, 64, 96 ; morte, 64 ; 

 morz, 28 ; murge, 2, 28 ; murt, 

 114 ; mourir etc., to die. B. I. 361 



moillong, 92, stack, cock. C. s.v. 

 moulon 



moistous, 36, moist 



moite, 76 ; moyte, 74 ; meyte, 8, 

 14, half 



more, 36, 66, 114, moor 



morine, 28, 64, 94, murrain 



mostre, see mustrer 



mot, 4 etc. ; moud, 140 ; mout, 8 

 etc. ; mult, 108 etc. ; mut, 12 

 etc., very, much. B. II. 308 



moton, 92, 94, 98, 108, 116; 

 motoun, 30 ; motun, 28, 32 ; 

 mutun, 30, wether, mutton 



mouner, 113, miller 



moustruy, 8, see mustrer 



moy, 24, month 



moysture, 16, moisture 



munder, 16, to weed, clean. B. s.v. 

 rnonde. C. 



mur, 62, 102, 132, wall 



musce, 98 ; musee, 108 ; muscer 

 etc., to hide. B. s.v. mucer 



muscette, 140, secret. K. 



mustrer, 20 ; mustre, 86 ; mous- 

 truy, 8 ; mustray, 8 ; mostre, 84, 

 to show. B. s.v. mostrer 



mydi, 28, midday 



mye, 6 etc., not ; ne mye pur ceo, 

 32, nevertheless. K. 



mykell, 50, great. J. s.v. mekil 



myster, 57, need, want. M. and S. 



myuueyn, 32, of middling quality 



N 



namely, 147, chiefly, especially. 

 M. and S. 



nacurelment, 20, naturally 



nef, 138, nine 



nefime, see nouime 



neire, 36, black 



neiz, 80, nuts 



nent, 2 etc. ; nlent, 104 etc. ; nyent, 

 64 etc., nothing. B. s.v. neant 



nettireyt, 14 ; nettir, to clean. G. 



neyer, 94 ; neaz, 94, to drown, en- 

 damage. K. 



Nichole, 122, 138, Lincoln 



uoel, 142 ; nouel, 72, 76, Christmas 



non, 2, 66 ; noun, 34, name. B. 

 s.v. nom 



noreture, 28 ; nurture, breeding 



B. s.v. norir 

 Norfuke, 144, Norfolk 

 norrir, 112 ; noryr, 20 ; noriz, 16 ; 



noryt, 20, to nourish 

 nostre, 96 etc., our 

 nouime, 132 ; novime, 98 ; nefime, 



16, ninth 

 noument, 34 ; noumer, to name 

 noune, 8, 28, 36, the ninth hour of 



the day : that is, three o'clock, 



afternoon 

 noyse, 136, 138, a quarrel, brawl 

 nuele, 96, fog, mist. G. s.v. riuele 

 nun, 106 etc., not 

 nus, 2, us 



nuyt, 30, 98, 112 ; nut, 12, night 

 nyer, 110, to clean. G. s.v. nier 



O 



o, 18 : read e 



o, 24 etc. ; od, 10 etc. ; oue, 20 etc., 



with 

 o, 94 etc., or 



obeysaunt, 134, obedient 

 oblie, 100 ; oblier, to forget 

 oef, 74, 76, egg 

 office, 62, office 

 oile, 80, oil 

 oir, 106 ; oy, 16, 104, 106 ; oyent, 



106 ; oyes, 136 ; oyr, to hear. B. 



1.371 

 oison, 74 ; osion, 76, gosling 

 oit, 90 : read sit 



ord, 132, ' filthie, nastie, foul.' C. 

 ordeynement, 32, 138, order, dis- 

 position. B. 

 ordinance, 4, ordinance 

 ordiner, 6, to ordain, order 

 orge, 20, 24, 66, 70, 74, 84, barley 

 oriace, 74, barley-straw. G. s.v. 



orjas 

 oste, 26 ; ostet, 8 ; ostez, 37 ; 



ouste, 20 ; oster, to take away 

 ostel, see hostel 

 oue, see owe 

 oueke, 28 etc. ; ouekes, 116 etc. ; 



oueske, 140, with. B. II. 344 

 ouel, 96 ; owel, 14, equal. G. s.v. 



ivel 

 ouelement, 70, 72, 76, 110, equally 

 ouerable, 68, 72, destined for work. 



G. 

 ouerayne, 10, 20, 22 ; oueraynue, 



10 ; ourayngne, 60, 62 ; oue- 



raigne, 100, 102, work 

 ouerer, 130 ; oure, 130, to open 

 ouerour, 30, labourer 



