Mew, v. To make the sound Preuent, v. †To meet beforehand or anticipate (an objection, desire, etc.). 4. 682. Booty. I. 247. Priuate, n. †A private or per

uttered by a cat. 4. 540. Moe, adj. More. 3.53. *Moving power.

Moment, n.

748. Muit, v. fæces.

Mulet, v.

5. 496.

4. Prey, n.

Of a bird, to void the
3. 161.

To punish by a fine.

Muse, v. To wonder, marvel.
I. 217.

Myriade, adv. †A thousand-fold.

sonal matter, business or interest. 3. 481. Prodigie, n. †Monster. 4. 484. Proue, v. To approve. 4. 533. †To attempt. 5. 431. Prouide, v. To make provision against in advance.

5. 524.

Put vp, v. To sheath (a sword, dagger, etc.).

2. 287. Quarter, n. †Relations with, or conduct towards, another; esp. in phr. to keep (or hold) good (or fair) quarter with. 3.667.

Rate, n. Valuation, rating. I.
568.

Reed, n. †See note on 4. 252.
Religious, adj. *Superstitious.
See note on 3. 518.
Resiant, adj. Resident; abid-
ing. 4. 577.

Resolue, v. To render lax in
feeling or conduct. 3. 609.
To get rid of. 3. 535.

Rid, v.

Orient, adj. Brilliant, lustrous.

Rise, v.

†Past part. of rise'

rose.

3. 272.

4. 358.

one

Sacrament, n. An oath or solemn
engagement, especially
which is ratified by a ceremony.
I. 423.

Sanction, n. †A solemn oath or
engagement. I. 486.
Savour, v. To have some of the
characteristics of. 2. 269.
Scape, v. to escape. 4. 805.
Sciruely, adv. Meanly, sorrily.
2. 228.
Sense, n. Discernment.
4. 811.
Shelue, n. Ledge. 3. 70.
Sinke, n. †A collective mass of
unsavory or objectionable per-
sons or matters. 3. 266; 4.
305.

Streight, n.

Subtle, adj.

Difficulty. 5. 629.
Dainty, delicate.

346.

2.

Sure, adv. Steadily, calmly. 3.

IIO.

Surfet, n.

Swell, v. to fill.

340.

n. Rascal, rogue. 5.

Vent, v. Reflexively, to relieve oneself. 2. 274. To give ut

terance to. 2. 291.

Vindicate, v. †To avenge, punish. 4. 652.

To increase the size of; Voice, n. Utterance. I. 229;

I. 429. Vote. 1. 516; 1. 581; 2. 98; 3. 372.

Excess. I. 52.

I. 499.

†Tane, v.

Past part. of 'take.'

3. 785.

I. 48.

Tempt, v. †To attempt.

Then, conj. †Than. 1. 4; 1. 212;

2. 51, etc.

Tire, v. To prey upon; devour.

3. 200.

Tract, n. †Course or movement.

5. 349.

Traine, n. Plot, stratagem.

800.

4.

†Trauaile, v. To travel. 5. 134. (Elsewhere, travail.)

To submerge.
Whereas.

Whelm, v.
Where, conj.
Whole, adv. Wholly, comple-
tely. 2. 607.

Windore, n. Window. 3. 347.
*Wit-worme, n.
A term of con-

tempt for a wit. See note on 2. 30.

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