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GLOSSARY 



MOOTE, MOTE, a note or horn 

 signal, App. j 



MORFOUND, MORFOND, tOCatch \ 

 cold, glanders, 124 ' 



MORNYNGIS, morning, 7 

 MORSUS GALLINE, chickweed, 



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Mort, a note sounded on the j 



horn at the death of the hart 

 MOSEL, MOSELLE, muzzle, 77 



on the horn, 168, 185 

 MOTYlNG, moving, 150 

 MOUNTENANCE, MOUNTANCE, 



extent of, as far as, 21, 10 1 

 MOUSTENESSE, moisture, 124 

 Mow, MOWE, MOWEN, to have 



power, to be able, 97, 178 I 



MowsE, burr of an antler 

 MUE, mew, shed antlers, or 



feathers, molt. See M eue | 

 Mule, meule, burr of a stag's 



antler, 141 

 Mute, meute, a pack of hounds 

 Myche, the assibulated form of 



mukel, inikl, great, much, 41 

 Myddes, midst 

 Myddil, middle 

 Mynde, memory, 2 

 Mysiugen, misjudge, 29 



Nail, name given to a disease 



in dogs' eyes, now called 



Pterygium, 94 

 Nartheless, natheless, 



nevertheless, 149 

 Natyuite, nativity 

 Nedel, needle, 61 

 Nekys, neke, neckyd, neck, 



necked, App. 

 Nemeth, taketh, 75 

 Nempe, name, 165 

 Neres, kidneys 

 Nesche, neyssh, nessh, soft, 



tender, moist, 52, 130, 131 

 Nkthir, nether, lower 

 Nettelis, nettles, 89, loi 



Newlich, newly, freshly 



Nombles, nomblis, part of the 

 stag's intestines, App. 



NOONE, no more 



NOORCHE, NORSHE, NORSSH, 

 nourish, to bring up, to edu- 

 cate, 56, 58, 80 



NOOSETHERLIS, NOSETHREL- 



LES, nostrils, 96, 105 

 NoRTURE, bringing up, 30 

 NOTIS, nuts, 91 

 Nough, nigh 



NOYAUNCE, annoyance, 163 

 Nyme, to take, to hold 



Okis, oaks, 144 



Olyff, olive, 90, 102 



Onys, once, 156 



Oo, OON, one, 17 



Opene, opyn, open (of hounds 



to give tongue), 108, 155 

 Or, ere, before, 17 

 Ordp:yne, ordain 

 Orped, brave, valiant, 107 

 Os, the dew-claws of the stag 



and hind, App. 

 OscoRBiN (OS corbin), a small 



bone in the stag's body given 



to the crows, App. 

 Ostoraces calamynt, storax 



or resin, 96 

 Otyr, otere, otter, 72-4 

 Ouerj awes, upper jaws, 176 

 Ouersette, overcome, 60, 66 

 Ouerwherte, athwart, 87 

 OURSHETTE, overshoot, 159 

 OUYR, over 



OWETH, OWEN, ought 



OwRERS, harriers 

 Oye, eye, 157 

 Oyle, oil, 102 



Paas, piz, chest, T14 

 Paas, pace, to walk slowly 

 Pace, slot, track of stag, 132 

 Pamed, palmated 

 Parasceve, Parasseue, Good 

 Friday 



