GLOSSARY 



297 



Tawne, tan, tawny, 105 



Taylyd, tailed 



Teaser, teazer, tesours, a 



small hound that "teases" 



forth the game in coverts, 189 

 Teg, the fallow doe in her second 



year 

 Tent, tended, cared for, 103 

 Tercelle, tiercel, the male 



of any species of hawk, 1 19 

 Terer, teerors, terrier, 4 

 Terpse, to poise an arrow for 



shooting 

 Terryers, terriers, 4 

 Teste, head or antlers {tête) 

 Teyntes, touches, 65 

 Thenderleggis, hind legs 

 Thenkyngis, thinking, 75 

 Thennes, thence 

 Thidere, thither 

 Toches, teeth, 50, 56 

 Togadere, TOGIDRE, together 

 Tokenys, tokens, 86 

 TOSSHES, tusks 

 Tounge, TOONG, tongue 

 TOURE, tower, 77 

 Towailles, towels, 164 

 Townge, tunge, tongue 

 Trace, track or footprint of an 



animal, 9, 73, 130, 137 

 Trauaille, travayle, Fr. 



travaille^ work, labour, 54, 93 

 Tredeles, excrements of otter, 



73 

 Trenchour, trencher, 174 

 TRESTES, tryst, trist, 190 

 Tresteth, trusteth, 49 

 Treu, trewe, true, faithful 

 Trip, a herd of tame swine, 53 

 Trochis, troches, the tines 



"on top," 28, 135, 140 

 Trodes, trod 



Troweth, believes or knows 

 Trustre, tryst, 118 

 Twies, twyes, twice, 82 

 Twin, between 

 Twygges, twigs, 22 

 Tyme, season 



TYNDES, TYNYS, tines, 132, 142 

 Tysane, a medicinal tea, 11 



Umbicast, to cast round, 151 

 Undirnethe, underneath 

 Undoing, dressing of a deer 

 Undoon, undone, to cut up 

 Unneth, scarcely, 80 

 Unsicker, uncertain 

 Unthende, unsuccessful 

 Unwayssh, unwashed 

 Unwp:xid, unwaxed 

 Unyoyne, unjoin, 97 

 Uprear TO, finding of the hart 

 buck, and boar with the limer 

 Usyn, use 



Vanchasours, vanchasers, 

 the relay of hounds that comes 

 first, 7, 10 



Vannchace, the first in the 

 chase, 7, 10 



Vauntellay, yauntlay, 

 vnlay, part of the pack held 

 in reserve, when uncoupled 

 on the line of the stag before 

 the hounds already hunting 

 had passed, 169, 172 



Veel, calf, used sometimes for 

 the stag in his first year, 

 App. 



Veline, a horn signal, App. 



Veltraga, veltrarius, a 

 hound, an alaunt, App. 



Vent to, said of an otter when 

 it comes to surface of water 

 for air ; also to empty, to cast 

 excrements, App. 



Ventrers, ventreres, 116, 117 



VeNyin, venom 



Verfull, a glassful, 101 



Verrey, truly, true, 75, 105 



Vertegrece, vertegres, ver- 

 digris, 91 



Vesteing, investigating, look- 

 ing, 151 



Veutreres, veautre, boar- 

 hound 



