3 3 1 Mr. Thoresby to Mr. Ray. 



Xjiftring) thickening, Yorkjhire, as well as Chef. 

 To Loup, or Laup, to leap. 

 To Lug, to pull one by the Hair, or Ears, lugs. 

 A huge Lunfhin of Bread, a large Piece. 



MA^, as by Might and Main, S. ma?£cn. 

 To Maine, to lame. 

 A Malkin, a Cloth at the End of a Poll, where with 

 wetting it, they cleanfe the Bottom of the Oven, 

 applied to a Slut. 

 Mare, more, var. dial. S. mapc. 

 Mate, Match. 



My Maugh, my Brother-in-law. 

 A Mawkin, a dirty Frow. 

 Mawm, tender, fryable, ihort, mellow. ^ 

 A Maz'd Goofe, applied to a Perfon aftoniftd, ama- 

 zed per Aphxrefin. 

 Meedlefs, without Meafure. 

 Juft Meet, exa6t. 



Meeterly, indifferently, meeterly, as Megge Rylay 



danc'd. 

 Mens full) neat and clean. 



Menya* a Family, a Houfe Menya, S. cpemo, Mat. 

 viiio i. 



A Midge, no Gnat, but the fmalleift of all Flies. 

 Miliums, watry Places about a Mill-dam. 

 A Minftre, Cathedral, S. cpynjtpe Ghri. 

 Mifcryed, difcovered. 



It Mizzles, rains fmall, like the falling of a Mift. 



To Mobb, to drefs awkardly. ¥ 



A Moofin, a Wheat Cake, bak'd upon a Bake-ftone 



over the Fire, as Oat-cakes. 

 Mooter, Toll of a Mill. 

 A Miln and MUner 9 for a Mill and Miller. 

 Welnee Moydefd, almoft diftxa&ed. 

 To Mooyfen^ i, e. wonder^ from mufeing. 



Mucky, 



