GLOSSARIAL INDEX. 



The references are to the sections and lines, as numbered. Besides the usual 

 contractions, note that v. = verb in the infinitive mood, pr. s. = present 

 tense, tAird person singular, unless l p. or 2 /. is added. Proper names 

 are included in this index. 



Able, adj. fit, suitable, 121/i6. 

 Abrode, adv. abroad, IO/30. 

 Abused, pp. ill-suited, I0I/13. 

 Accompte, s. account, inventory, 151/l ; 



A-compte, account, I46/92. 

 A-cloyde, s. accloyed ; a hurt caused 



by running a nail into a horse's foot, 



llo/i. From O. F. cloyer, same as 



doner, to nail. 

 Acre, s. acre, I2/4. 

 A-crosse, adv. on the cross, crosswise, 



61/8. 

 Affreyd, s. a disease in horses caused 



by hard riding, 104/i. Cf. E. fray ; 



and see frayer in Cotgrave. 

 After, prep, according to, 15/22, 121/i2 ; 



close to, '2bl22. 

 Aftermath, s. a second crop of grass, 



70/32. 

 AU-onely, adv. only, 37/23, 65/4. Cf. 



Lovvl. Sc. al-anerly, only. 

 Almes, s. alms, I68/3. 

 Almes-dedes, s. alms-deeds, I68/1. 

 Al-onely, adv. alone, I4I/9. See All- 



onely. 

 Ambrose, St., I06/23, 163/9, 167/1 1. 

 Amended, pp. mended, I41/32. 

 Amerced, pp. fined, 148/22. 

 An, man. adj. one, 133/n. 

 Anastasius, I64/14. 

 And, conj. if, 6/12, 24/21, 25/i6, 68/62, 



70/34, 142/7. 

 Anis, J. //. awns, 34/25, 29. 

 Anna, Hannah, I65/53. 

 Apparell, s. apparel, I0I/3. 

 Appeyre, v. injure, 18/31 ; appeyreth, 



pr. s. impairs, injures, I8/17. 

 Aray, J. array, 151/13. 

 Araye, imp. s. dress, 146/ii. 

 A-slope, adv. slanting, 2/24. 

 Assaut, s. assault, 167/37- 



At-after, prep, after, 22/io. (Not un- 

 common.) It occurs in Chaucer, 

 C.T. 11531. 



Athanasii, gen. s. of Athanasius, I6I/4. 



Attempte, v. to tempt, 16 7/4. 



Atteynt, s. attaint, a disease caused by 

 overstepping, 113/i. " Of an upper 

 attaint, or nether attaint, or any hurt 

 by over- reaching. " — G. Markham, 

 Husbandry, b. i. c. 54. 



Auctorytie, s. authority, I4I/19 > ^^c- 

 torytes, //. Tpovf trs, prol. 21. 



Aue, Ave Maria, 166/ 12. 



Augur, s. auger, tool for boring holes, 

 41/8 ; gen. augurs, i.e. made by an 

 auger, 3/57. 



Auoyde, v. depart, 16 7/36. 



Austyn, St. Augustine, 106/19, ^^"^IZt 

 I08/1, 164/26, I68/25. 



Auyse, pr. s. advise, 141/i. 



Awry, adv. awry, 5O/5. 



Axil-pynnes, s. pi. axle-pins, 5/20, 



Axiltre, s. axle-tree, 5/i8. 



Backe-syde, s. back side, back, 127/9. 

 Badger, s. badger, 71/7. 

 Bagges, s. pi. bags, I4I/69. 

 Bakbandes, s. pi. back-bands for a horse 



in a cart, 5/28. 

 Baken, s. bacon, 121/i8. 

 Balkes, s. pi. divisions of land (covered 



with grass) in an open field, 6/17. 

 Ball, s. a white streak, 73/i. See Bald 



in my Etym. Diet. 

 Band, s. band for barley, 28/8. See 



below. 

 Bandes, s. pi. bands, the bands that tie 



bundles of faggots together, 131/8. 

 Bargeins, s. pi. transactions, 36/20. 



