Laced mutton, a prostitute. Lakin, ladykin, or little lady. Land-rakers, wanderers on foot. Lass-lorn, forsaken by his mistress. Latched or Letched, licked over Latten, thin as a lath. Laund, lawn. Laundering, wetting. Lavoltas, a kind of dances. Lay, a wager. Leaguer, a camp. Leasing, falsehood. Leather-coats, apples. Legerity, nimbleness Leman, a lover or mistress. Leno, a pander. Lenten, spare. Let, to hinder. Lethe, death. L'Envoy, end of a poem. Libbard, or Lubbar, a leopard. Liberal, licentious in speech. License, licentiousness. in Lieger, an ambassador. Light o'love, a dance tune. Limbeck, a vessel used in distilling. Linstock, the staff to which the match is fixed when ordnance is fired. List, limit. Lover, sometimes for mistress. Lowted, treated with contempt. Lurch, to win, to purloin. Luxurious, lascivious. Lym, or Lyme, a bloodhound. Mace, a sceptre. M. Mad, wild, inconstant. Magnifico, a Venetian potentate. Magnificent, boastful. Mailed, wrapt in armour. Makeless, mateless, widowed. Malkin, a trull. Mallecho, mischief. Maltworms, tipplers. Mammering, stammering. Mammets, puppets. Mammock, to tear. Man, to tame a hawk; the devil. Mandragora, a soporific plant. Mankind, a wizard. Manacle, a handcuff. Miser, a miserable being. Mistress, the jack in bowling. Mobled, veiled, muffled. Month's mind, a popish anniversary. Mops and Moes, ludicrous anticks. Morisco, Moorish. Morris-pike, Moorish pike. Odd-even, the interval between twelve Mort of the deer, a tune on the death Occurrents, incidents. of the deer. Occupation, mechanics. O'erlooked, fascinated. Offering, the assailant. Offices, culinary apartments. Old age, ages past. Once, sometime. Oneyers, bankers. Opal, a precious stone. Operant, active. Opinion, obstinacy, conceit. Moy, a piece of money; also, a mea- Opposition, combat. sure of corn. Much, strange, wonderful. Muffler, a wrapper for the lower part Muleters, muleteers. Multiplied, multitudinous. Multiplying, multiplied. Multitudinous, full of multitudes. Mure, a wall. Murky, dark. N. Napkin, handkerchief. Neelds, needles. Nephew, any lineal descendant. Nether-stocks, stockings. Newness, innovation. Newt, the eft. Next, nearest. Nice, trifling. Or e'er, before. Osprey, an eagle. Ostent, ostentation, appearance. Ostentation, appearance. Overblow, to drive away. Overscutched, whipped at a cart's. tail. Nick, to set the mark of folly on; rec- Palabras, words. koning. Night-rule, frolic of the night. Nighted, made dark as night. Pale, dominions. Pale, to encircle with a crown. Pall, to wrap, to invest, 7 Refel, to confute. Refer, to reserve to. Regiment, government. Regreet, exchange of salutation. Reguerdon, recompense. Remorse, pity. Retailed, handed down. Retort, to refer back. Reverb, to reverberate Scale, to disperse. Scaling, weighing. Scamble, to scramble. Scarfed, decorated with flags. Sconce, a fortification. Seal, to strengthen, or complete. Seamels, a bird. Sear, to stigmatize, to close. Season, to temper, to infix, to impress. Sect, a cutting in gardening. Revolt of mein, change of complexion. Seel, to close up. Ribald, a lewd fellow Revolts, rebels. Rib, to enclose. Rid, to destroy. Rift, split. Riggish, wanton. Rigol, a circle. Rivage, the bank or shore. Rive, to burst, to fire Romage, rummage, bustle. Ronyon, a drab. Rood, the cross. Rook, to squat. Ropery, roguery. Rope-tricks, abusiveness. Round, a diadem. Round, rough. Rounded, whispered. Roundel, a country dance. Rounding, whispering Rouse, carousal. Seeling, blinding. Seeming, seemly. Several, or severell, a field set apart for Sound, to publish. corn and grass. Sewer, the placer of the dishes. Shame, modesty. Shard-borne, borne on scaly wings. Shards, beetle's wings. Shards, broken pots or tiles. Shark up, to pick up. Shaven Hercules, Samson. Sheen, shining, gay. Sheer, transparent Shent, to scold, rebuke. Sherris, sherry. Shive, a slice. Shog, to go off. Shotten, projected. spawned. Soused gurnet, a gudgeon. Sowter, the name of a hound. Specialty, particular rights. Speculation, sight. Speculative, seeing. Sped, the fate decided. Speed, event. Sperr, to shut up, defend by bars, Spill, to destroy. Spotted, wicked. Sprag, apt to learn, alert. Sprighted, haunted. Shotten-herring, a herring that has Sprights, spirits. Shoulder-clapper, a bailiff. Sprightly, ghostly. Springhalt, a disease of horses. Spurs, the greater roots of trees. Square, to quarrel. Squarer, a quarreller. Shoughs, shocks, a species of dog. Shove-groat, a game. game of shovel board. Shrewd, shrewish. Side-sleeves, long sleeves. Squash, an immature peascod. Squiney, to look asquint. Squire, a rule or square. Stage, to place conspicuously. Stale, a decoy for birds. Stannyel, a hawk, or stallion. Star, a scar. Stark, stiff. Starred, destined. Sights, the perforated parts of a helmet. Statists, statesmen. Sieve, a common voider. Sandied, sandy colour. Sightless, unsightly. Sans, without. Saucy, lascivious. Silly, simple truth. Savage, sylvan. Sinew, strength. Savageness, wildness. Single, weak. Saw, tenor of a discourse. Say, silk. Say, a sample. Scaffoldage, the gallery of a theatre. Scald, beggarly. Sink-a-pace, cinque pace, a dance. Sir, the title of a parson. Sister, to imitate or re-echo Sith, since. Sithence, thence. Statua, statue. Statue, a portrait. Stay, a hinderer, a supporter. Sternage, the hinder part. Sticking-place, the stop in a machine Sticklers, arbitrators, judges, partisans, umpires. Stigmatical, stigmatised. 9 |