GLOSSARY. 



(The figures refer to one or more of the pages on which the word occurs.} 



Abhominable, 345. See Lovers Labour s 



Lost, v. i, 26 

 Able, suitable, 272 

 Abrood, brooding on the nest, 96 

 Accord, reconcile, 53 

 According, suitable, 157 

 Againward, on the other hand, vice versd, 



332 



Alloren-tree, alder, 246 

 All to, quite, altogether, 75 

 Almery, cupboard, or recess, 30 

 Angle-twitch, earth-worm, 352 

 Aposthumation, imposthume, abscess, 



211 



Appair, impair, injure, 102 

 Arear, rise, 45 

 Arred, increased, 108 

 Attercop, spider, 33 

 Away with, endure, bear, 19 



Barnacle, bit, 20 



Eatable, luxuriant, 136 



Batableness, luxuriance, fertility, 134 



Bauer, boor, 245 



Beclip, embrace, 3, 30 



Behindforth, from behind, 178 



Bespring, sprinkle, 33 



Bill, peck, 292 



Bird, young bird, 97 ; young fish, 1 1 1 



Blazing, bright, 6 



Blowing, maggot, 158 



Boisterous, coarse, rough, 169 



Bolk, belch, 345 



Botch, sore, 86 



Bray, pound, 115 



Brent, burnt, 102 



Bugle, buffalo, 45 



Burgeon, bud, sprout, 294 



Bush, push, butt, 255 



Busy, to be busy, strive, 17 



But, unless, 130 



Calvered, pickled, 297 



Cap, a large-sized paper, 106 



Castein, chestnut, 62 



Casting, vomiting, 87 



Cease, make to cease, 87 



Ceruse, white lead, 20 



Charge, burden, 97 (here "extra growth") 



Chauffe, warm, 222 



Cheese-lope, rennet, 290 



Cherry-cracker, spotted fly-catcher (?), 37 



Chine, crevice, hollow, 20 



Chirking, chirping, 7 



Citrine, yellow, 191 



Cliff, cleft, 281 



Coarcting, drawing together, 239 



Codware, leguminous plant, 28 



Colewort, cabbage, and its kinds, 266 



Commonty, commonwealth, sometimes 



common people, 96 

 Continual, continuous, 31 

 Convenable, suitable, convenient, 238 

 Cop, crest (?), 216. The cop is the cone 



of corn above the rim of a bushel or 



other measure 

 Copped, crested, 173 

 Corrump, corrupt, 97 

 Cotiniate, confection, 254 

 Covetise, covetousness, n 

 Cratch, manger, 103 

 Cross or Gang Week, Rogation Week. 



35. (See Brand's "Popular Antiquities," 



vol. i., p. 172) 

 Culver, dove, 91 



Damask, Damascus, 82 

 Deal, part, 60 

 Deceivable, deceitful 

 Defoil, damage, 102 

 Defy, digest, 150 



Disparkled, or Disparpled, dispersed, 

 scattered, 96, 327 



