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GLOSSARY 



Dreynt, drowned 



Drit, DRITT, excrements of 

 animals called "stinking 

 beasts," also mud, 50, 66 



Dryp:n, dry, 102 



Dryue, driven, 128 



Dryve, made 



Dune, donn, dun 



Dure, to last, endure, 43 



Dyette, diet 



Earth, a fox and badger's 

 lodging-place, App. 



Edight, done, set in order 



Eelde, old age, 123 



Eendis, ends 



Eeren, hairs, 44 



Eerys, ERES, ears 



Egre, eager, 115 



EiRERES, harriers, 190 



Ellis, else, 90 



Emelle, emel, female, 41 



Empaumure, the croches or top 

 tines of a stag's antlers, App. 



Enbrowed, brewed, soaked, 

 177 



Enchace, to hunt, 108 



Encharnyng, blooding, feed- 

 ing on flesh, 1 13 



Enchasez, moving deer, »S:c., 

 with a limer, App. 



Encorne, to place a dead stag 

 on his back, the antlers on 

 the ground underneath the 

 shoulders, 174 



Enfourmed, informed 



Engleymed, glutinous, 29 



Enosed, a bone in the throat, 87 



Enpeshed, prevented, 11 



Enquest, hunt, 182 



Enquiller, rousing a buck 

 with hounds, App. 



Enquyrid, enqueyrreide 

 blooding hounds after death 

 of deer; also rewarding of 

 hounds, 173 



Ensaumple, example, 79 



Entente, intent 



Entrying, entering, beginning 

 of 



Entryngis, entering, begin- 

 ning of, 35 



Envoise, envoyse, O.F. en- 

 voisse, to leave the line, or 

 overshoot the line of the 

 animal hunted, 31, 108, 170 



Erhls, herbs 



Eres of roebuck, " target," 44 



Ergots, argus, claws of boar, 

 buck and doe; those of the 

 boar were sometimes called 

 gardes, 130, 144 



Eris, eres, ars, anus, hinder 

 parts ; ears, occasionally thus 

 spelt, 89, 95, 106, 116 



Erthe, earth 



EsCORCHER, ESTORCHER, flay- 

 ing deer, and other beasts of 

 venery, App. 



ESPAULES, shoulders 



ESPAYARD, SPAYARD, SPAYER, 



Stag of the third year, App. 

 ESSEMBLE, assembly, 150 

 ESTABLIE, stand occupied by 



sportsmen ; also beaters 

 ESTORACIS CALAMITA, Storax, 



resin, 96 

 ESYE, easy 

 Etawed, tanned 

 Etyn, itvn, eat 

 EUENYNGLS, evening, II 



EUERYCHONE, EVERICHON, 



each one, every one, 163 

 EuiLLE, EUELL, evil, wicked, 

 • bad, 6 

 EvoiSED, at fault, or off the line 

 Expedite, to maim dogs by 

 cutting off some of their claws 

 Eyne, evgh, eynen, eye, 1 16 

 I Eyre, air 



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I Façon, faucon, falcon, 121 

 j Fadir, fadere, father, 105 

 Fadmys, fadoms, fathoms, 125 



