Glossarial Index. 



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Pygges, s. pi. pigs, 146/89- 



Pyke, V. pick, 35'3. 



Pykforke, s. pitchfork, 5/6, 25/4- 



Py], V. to peel, 134/23 '■> »'»'/• ^- 134/il. 

 See Pill. 



Pylate, Pilate, 1 66/26. 



Pyllynge, s. strip of bark, 136/22. 



Pymples, j. //. pimples, 49/2, 93/3. 



Pyn-awgur, s. a boring-tool for making 

 holes for pins or pegs, probably a 

 gimlet as distinguished from a rest- 

 awgur, 6/32. 



Pynder, s. the petty officer of a manor, 

 whose duty it was to impound all 

 strange cattle straying on the com- 

 mon, 148/25, 39- 



Pynfolde, s. pound, 148/26. 



Pynte, s. pint, 08/31. 



Pypes, J. pi. hollow stalks, 70/9. 



Pyrre-stocke, s. a pear-stock, 137/lo. 



Pysell, s. pizzle, 66/7. 



Pytchers, s. pi. pitchers, 141/68. 



Quicke, adj. alive ; waxe quicke, be- 

 come alive, 91/5. 



Quikens, s. pi. live things, bbjib. 



Quiteth, /r. s. requites, repays, I4/13. 



Quyche, s. couch-grass, 14/ 17. 



Quyche-hey, s. hay of couch-grass, 

 25/21. 



Quycke, adj. alive, IO2/4. 



Quycke, s. quicke, sensitive part, 115/2. 



Quycke-sande, s. quicksand, 128/24. 



Quyckeset, v. make quickset hedges, 

 123 8. 



Quycksettes, s. pi. quickset hedges, 

 124/3. 



Rache, s. a streak or mark on a horse's 

 forehead (misprinted rathe in ed. 

 1534). 68/64. See the spelling ratch 

 in the note to the line. ' Raitch, a 

 white line in a horse's face ; Yorksh.'' 

 — Wright. See Rase. 



Radel-marke, s. a mark made on sheep 

 with ruddle, or red ochre, 02/5. 



Raine, j. gutter, water-course, furrow 

 between ridges, 13/7 ; rayne, 7/20. 

 See Rean in Wright, and below. 



Ranke, adj. rank, strong, lO/io, I2/20; 

 fertile, I7/29. 



Ranknes, s. abundance, repletion, lOl/i. 



Rapes, s. pi. turnips, 2O/9. O. F. 

 rabe, rave, ' a rape or turnep '; Cot- 

 grave. 



Rase, s. streak, mark, 73/i. See Rache. 



Ratch. See Rache. 



Rate, J. rate, 121/ 12. 



Rathe, s. an error, (in ed. 1534) for 

 raeAe, 68/64. -^^^ Rache. 



Rather, adv. compar. sooner, quicker, 

 easier, 46/3, 66/22, 133/5. 



Rathes, s. pi. frames of wood placed on 

 a cart to make it broader, for carry- 

 ing hay, 5/22. (Also called raves.) 



Raimsome, s. ransom, 148/28. 



Raye, pr. s. subj. have diarrhoea, 41/i. 

 " I beray, I fyle ones clothes with 

 spottes of myer, properly aboute the 

 skyrtes, ie crotte :" Palsgrave. 



Rayment, s. raiment, apparel, I0I/9. 



Rayne, furrow, 7/20. See Raine. 



Reane, s. gutter ; furrow between the 

 ridges of ploiighed land to take ofT 

 the water, 2I/15 ; 33/6, 8, 10. See 

 Raine. 



Recheles, adj. reckless, 7/8. 



Red wheate, a kind of wheat, 34/35. 



Rede, s. reed, 211 21. 



Reduce, v. bring back, turn, 7/l5- 



Redy, adj. dressed, 146/8. See note. 



Reed, pp. shaken in a sieve, so that 

 the chaff collects to one place, 36/3. 

 ' * Ree, to pass com through a sieve for 

 the purpose of cleaning it from chaff ;" 

 Wright. See E.D.S. Gloss. B. 16, 

 p. 89. 



Reed, adj red, 49/i, 55/2, IO2/3. 



Reedwaxe, s. red wax, sealing-wax, 

 142/4. 



Regum primo, in the first Book of 

 Kings (Samuel), I65/52. 



Reke, s. rick, 29/13, 32/5. A.S. kredc. 



Relent, v. to melt, 44/ 16. 



Remytte, v. to leave, 7/14 ; pr. s. I p. 

 I pass over, prol. 27. See note. 



Ren ryot, pAr. to run riot, I48/38. 



Renne, v. to run, 138/20 ; renneth, 

 pr. s. runs, 54/ii ; rennynge, /r«. 

 //. running, 44/6. 



Rennynge, s. running, 85/2. 



Reparation, s. repair, 5/8. 



Repes, s. pi. handfuls (of com, also of 

 beans, etc.), 29/4, 7- " Repe, a 

 handful of com ;" Wright. Allied 

 to E. reap. 



Repeyled, pp. rippled, I46/41. 



Reproued, //. reprobate, 144/8. 



Rere, v. rear, rise, 16/6. 



Reson, s. reason ; of reson, of course, 



12/33- 

 Rest, s. a plough-rest, 3/4, 22. See 

 note to 3/1. 



