GLOSSARY. 



Hakyll, sd. hackle, 34. The feathers on the neck of 

 a fowl, which have the appearance of being 

 hackled or teased out. 



Halynge, sb. pulling, hauling, 32 



Harnays, 6 ; harnes, 6* ; hemes, 17*. 5^. equipment, 

 gear, tackle. 



Heele, sb. health, 5. A.S. hdl, whole; hdelo, health. 



Hegge hogge, 2 ; heyghoge, 2*, sb. the hedgehog. 



Hepis, sb. pi. hips, 33 



Herle, sb. harl, a filament, 35. Usually applied by 

 anglers to the filaments of the tail feathers of a 

 peacock or ostrich used for dressing artificial flies. 



Herlesoke, sb. a caterpillar (species uncertain) spin- 

 ning a web and feeding on the oak. 



Hert, i*^ hertes, 2*; hertys, 2, sb. heart, heart's. 



Hole, adj. whole, 5 



Hondys, sb.pl. hands, 37 



Hose, sb. a loop ? (Cf. hawse., from Icel. hals, neck, 

 also sheet of a sail, end of a rope. W.W.S.) 



House-combe, sb. Probably the combe of a vespiary. 



HoYT, adj. hot, 16*, 20*. (The oy stands for the 

 usual M.E. 00, A.S. a. Cf. A.S. hat, M.E. hoot, 

 hot. W.W.S.) 



HowvYNG, pres. p. hovering, 19* 



Ienypre, sb. juniper, 8 



Inneba, sb. the river lamprey, ( Petromyzon Jluviatilis) . 



Kele, v. to cool, 7. A.S. celan. 

 Kytte, v. to cut, 7, 8 



Lappid,//. wrapped, 34 



Laten, 8*; laton, 8, 5^. a mixed metal resembling 

 brass ( Skeat). 



Leeche, sb. leech, physician, i 



Let, v. to hinder, 16* 



Louper, sb. leaper, 34 



Lynket LYNGH=linked or jointed together length- 

 ways, 8* 



