GLOSSARIAL INDEX. ABHOMINABLE, antiquated spelling of abominable, i. 83. Abide, to pay the penalty, iii. 435. Abide, sojourn, iii. 227. Abjects, things thrown away as worthless, iii. 445. Able, to qualify, iii. 103. Aboding, foreboding, ii. 449. Abridgment, pastime, i. 375, iii. 354. Abroad, disbursed, expended, ii. 737. Absey-book, A, B, C, book, catechism, i. 288. Absolute, complete, iii. 530. Abuse, delusion, deception, ii. 632. Aby, to pay dear for, i. 364. Accite, to summon, iii. 598. Accordingly, conformably, proportionately, ii. 26. Accost, approach, i. 705. Account of, to value, to appreciate, i. 11. Ache (a noun), pronounced ache, and forming a riddle with the letter H, i. 721, iii. 570. Ache (a verb), pronounced ake, iii. 14. Acknown, known, iii. 680. Acquaintance, amity, iii. 773. Across, to break, a tilt-yard technical, i. 732, ii. 17. Adamant, loadstone, i. 353. Adam Bel, the Archer, i. 741. Adam, old, a sergeant, i. 136. Additions, qualities, tilles, characteristics, ii. 22, iii. 266, 340. ii. 169, iii. 434, 754. Admittance, vogue, fashion, i. 658, 688. Advice, consideration, representation, i. 431, ii. 76. Advised, assured, aware, persuaded, i. 299, 574, 648, 727. Affect the letter, to use alliteration, i. 72. Affection, affectation, imagination, i. 82, ii. 249, iii. 201. Affeer, to assess, or confirm, iii. 505. Affined, bound, iii. 648, 669. Althea's dream, i. 586. Amazing, confounding, appalling, i. 453, 685. Amort, dejected, i. 262. Anchor, an anchorite, iii. 363. Ancient, ensign, an ensign-bearer, i. 549, 590, iii. 648. Andrew, a name for a ship, i. 394. Angerly, angrily, i. 7. Anthropophagi, Scythian savages, cannibals, iii. 709. Ape-bearer, an instructor and exhibitor of apes, iii. 254. Appaid, pleased, satisfied, iii, 747. Apparent, nearest, iii. 202. Apparent, manifest, iii. 426. Apparitor, an officer of the spiritual court, i. 67. Apperil, danger, peril, ii. 467. Apple-John, i. 588. Apply, to ply, i. 232. Apprehension, conceit, sarcasm, ii. 301. Approbation, proof, ii. 67, 716. Approve, to justify, to confirm, i. 417, iii. 330. Araise, to raise, to upraise, ii. 17. Argument, conversation, i. 714. Aroint! begone! avaunt! iii. 474. A-row, one after another, successively, i. 143. Arras, chamber-hangings, iii. 402. Arthur's Show, Sir Dagonet in, i. 628. Artist, a scholar, iii. 270. Aspersion, sprinkling, iii. 35. Assinego, an ass, iii. 278. Assured, affianced, i. 131, 298. Astonished, thunderstruck, iii, 755, 773. At friend, on terms of friendship, iii. 244. Attasked, taxed, charged, iii. 71. Attorney, advocate, pleader, iii. 725. Aunts, wenches, iii. 227. Awful, authorised, lawful, i. 604. Awful men, men of worth and authority, i. 28. Awkward, distorted, contrary, ii. 80, 367. BACCARE, stand back, i. 242. Baffled, treated with ignominy, i. 450. Bale, injury, iii. 129. Balked, ridged, heaped up, i. 510. Balk logic, to dispute, to wrangle, i. 233. Ban, to curse, iii. 725. Banbury cheese, a thin cheese, i. 641. Bankes's horse, i. 100. Banquet, a dessert, i. 270. Barbason, a fiend, i. 658, ii. 74. Barbed, caparisoned, iii. 514. Barbers' forfeits, ii. 638. Bare the beard, to shave the beard, ii. 623. Barnacle, a shell-fish, iii. 50. Base, a rustic game, i. 42. Base-court, lower court, i. 474. Bases, an embroidered mantle, hanging from the waist to the a horse, also the hose, iii. 11, 193. Basilisco, i. 329. Basilisks, huge pieces of ordnance, i. 525. Basta, enough, i. 235. Bastard, a sweet wine, i. 529. Bat, staff or club, iii. 785. Bate, to flap the wings like a hawk, i. 218. Batlet, a bat to beat linen with, ii. 141. Batten, to feed, iii. 370. Battle, an army, ii. 92, 574, iii. 648. Bavin, a faggot of brushwood, i. 540. Bawcock, beau coq, fine fellow, ii. 261, iii. 200. Bay-window, bow-window, ii. 268. Bead's-man, one whose duty is to offer up prayers for another, Bear a brain, to remember well, i. 166. Bear-garden, Parish, ii. 703. Bear hard, to rein in from mistrust or fear, ii. 418, 426, 435. the font, iii. 222. Bear in hand, to encourage, to buoy up, i. 258, 575, 727, iii. 491. Beaver, the lower part of a helmet, sometimes used for the Beck, a bow, ii. 470. Become, to adapt, to render fit, to adorn, i. 31, ii. 151, 321, Becoming, self-restrained, ini. 220. Bed-fellow, intimate friend, ii. 76. Beetles, overhangs, iii. 312. Beg a fool, to ask in wardship, i. 104, 120. Belike, to favour, to approve, iii. 506. Be-mete, to beat with a yard measure, i. 264. Be naught a while, a mischief on you! ii. 128. Bench-hole, forica, iii. 570. Benefit, a beneficiary, ii. 330. Benumbed, stiff, inflexible, iii. 281. Bergomask, a dance, i. 378. Bermoothes, the Bermudas, iii. 11, 48. Beshrew, to curse, to imprecate sorrow or evil on a person, i. Besmirch, to soil, to befoul, ii. 101, iii. 338. Bessy, o'er the bourn, iii. 90. Best, best one, an epithet of endearment, ii. 535. Bestowed, secreted, stowed, i. 118. Bestraught, distracted, i. 230. Beteem, to allow, to suffer, i. 343, iii. 336. Better part, the spiritual part, iii. 521, 771. Bevis, Sir, ii. 699. Bewray, to betray, to discover, ii. 315, 404. Bias, a swelling out, iii 303. Bid, to invite, i. 406, ii. 165, 166, iii. 603. Bid forth, invited out, i. 406. Bid the base, to challenge in the game of "base," i. 42, iii. 724. Biggin, a coif, i. 612. Bilberry, the whortleberry, i. 682. Bilbo, i. 642, 671. Bilboes, instruments of torture, fetters, iii. 391. Bills, to set up, to post bills, to advertise, i. 741. Bird-bolt, a description of archery, i. 741. Bisson, blind, iii. 355. Biting the thumb, a contemptuous action, i. 160. Blank, a mark in gunnery, iii. 211. Blench, to flinch, to start off, ii. 628, iii. 204, 265 Bless the bridal-bed, i. 386. Bless the mark, i. 33, 401, iii. 648. Block, a hat mould, i. 696. Blood in, with the blood up, i. 71. Blood-boltered, clotted with blood, iii. 502. Blow, to swell, iii. 570. Blue caps, the Scotch, i. 533. Bob, to rap, to hit, i. 349, ii. 143, 574. Bodged, bungled, ii. 407. Bodkin, a stiletto, a dagger, iii. 359. Bolting-hutch, the bin into which meal is bolted, i. 534. Bordered, restrained, iii. 97. Borne in hand, encouraged by delusive promises, iii. 491. Bosky, woody, i. 553. Bots, worms in the stomach of a horse, i. 250, 520. Bottled, bloated, ii. 523. Bottom, to wind round, or upon, i. 25. Bought and sold, entrapped, betrayed, made a victim, ii. 318 iii. 278. Bourn, boundary, iii. 101, 359. Bow, yoke, ii. 155. Bowed, bent, ii. 664. Brach, a hound bitch, i. 228. Braid, false, deceitful, ii. 39. Braved, bedizened, ornamented, i. 264, ii. 144. Bravery, finery, ostentation, ii. 144, 596, iii. 452. Braving, blustering, hectoring, iii. 606. Brawl, a dance, i. 102. Break a day, to make a breach of contract, i. 438. Break up, to carve, i. 69, 406. Break with him, to open the subject to him, i. 8, iii. 425. Breast, voice, ii. 246. Breath, a breathing, a combat for exercise, iii, 305. Breathe in watering, to take breath while drinking, i. 527. Breeched, sheathed, mired, iii. 488. Breed-bate, an exciter of quarrels, i. 647. Brentford, Gillian of, i. 689. Brewer's horse, i. 542. Brew good ale, a proverb, i. 24. Bribe-buck, 1. 681. Brize, the gad, or horsefly, iii. 272, 560. Brock, a badger, ii. 252. Broken music, the music of stringed instruments, ii. 120, 132, iii. 287. Broker, a pander, a procuress, a cheat, i. 6, 298, ii. 32, iii. 786. Brooched, adorned, decorated, iii. 576. Brooded, watchful, i. 305. Broom-groves, iii. 36. Brown-bastard, a sweet wine, i. 529. Brown-bill, a battle-axe, iii. 102. Brownist, a follower of Brown, a sectary, ii. 257, 279. Bruit, report, ii. 299, 439, iii. 318, 335, 514. |