Puslapio vaizdai
PDF
„ePub“
[blocks in formation]

P.

Pack, to bargain with.
Pack, an accomplice.
Packing, plotting, fraud.
Paddock, a toad.

Pagan, a dissolute person.
Pageant, a dumb-show.
Paid, punished.

Palabras, words.

Pale, dominions.

Pale, to encircle with a crown.

Pall, to wrap, to invest.

Palled, vapid.

Palmers, pilgrims.

Palmy, victorious.

Palter, to juggle, to cheat. Paly, pale.

Pang, to afflict.

Paper, to commit to writing. Parcel, part; to reckon up. Parcel-gilt, partially gilt. Parish-top, a large top, formerly kept in every village, to be whipped for exercise.

Parle, parley.

Parlous, perilous, shrewd.
Part, to depart.

Parted, endowed, shared.

Particular, private.
Partizan, a pike.
Parts, party.

Pash, to strike; a head.
Pashed, crushed.

Pass, to decide, assure, convey.
Pass on, to decide.

Passed, eminent.

Passing, surpassing.

Passion, suffering.
Passionate, grieving.

Passioning, being in a passion.
Passy-measure, a dance.
Paritor, an apparitor, or officer of

the bishop's court. Pastry, the pastry-room. Patch, a fool.

Patched, in a fool's coat.

Path, to walk.

Pathetical, affecting.
Patient, to soothe.

Patine, a dish used with the chalice in administering the Eucharist.

Paucas, few. Pavin, a dance.

Pay, to beat.

Peat, pet, darling.

Pedascule, a pedant.

Peer-out, to peep out.

Peevish, foolish.

Peize, to weigh, or keep in sus

pense.

Penthesilea, an Amazon.

Pelting, paltry.

Pennons, small flags.

Perdu, one of the forlorn hope.
Perdurable, lasting.

Perdy (par Dieu), a French oath.
Perfect, certain; well-informed.
Periapts, charms worn about the
neck.

Perjure, a perjurer.

Person, parson.

Perspectives, optic-glasses.

Pervert, to avert.

Pestilence, poison.

Pewfellow, a companion.
Pheere, companion.

Pheeze, to tease, to currycomb.
Phill-horse, shaft-horse.

Phisnomy, physiognomy.
Pick, to pitch.

Pick-axes, fingers.

Picked, foppish.

Pickers, the hands.

Picking, insignificant.

Pickt-hatch, a place noted for brothels.

Pick-thank, a parasite.

Piece, a contemptuous term for a

woman.

Pied ninny, a fool.
Pieled, shaven.
Pight, pitched, fixed.
Pilcher, the scabbard.
Piled, deprived of hair.
Pilled, pillaged.
Pin, a term in archery.

Pin and web, a disorder of the eye.

Pinfold, a pound.

Pix, the box that contains the host.

Place, a mansion.
Placket, a petticoat.
Plague, punish.
Plainly, openly.
Plaited, complicated.
Plantage, plantain.
Planched, made of planks.
Plant, the foot.
Plates, silver money.
Platforms, schemes.

Plausive, gracious; applauded.
Pleurisy, plethory.

Pleached, folded.

Plot, portion.

Point, negative.

Point, a hook used to fasten the

hose.

Point-de-vice, exactly.. Points, tags to laces. Poize, weight.

Polack, a Polander.
Polled, bared.

Pomander, a perfume-ball.
Pomewater, an apple.
Poor-john, salted fish.
Popinjay, a parrot.

Popularity, intercourse with the
vulgar.
Porpentine, porcupine.
Port, deportment.
Port, a gate.

Portable, bearable

Portance, behaviour.
Possess, to inform.
Potch, to push.

Potents, potentates.
Poulter, a poulterer.

Pouncet-box, a perfume-box.
Power, an army.

Practice, stratagems.

Prank, to adorn.

Precept, a justice's warrant.

Precisian, a puritan.

Prefer, to offer.

Pregnant, ready.

Prenominate, forenamed.
Prest, ready.

Pretend, to intend.

Prevent, to anticipate.

Pricket, a buck of the second

year.

Prig, to pilfer.

Prime, sprightliness of youth.
Primer, of more consequence.

Primero, a game at cards.
Princox, a coxcomb.

Probal, probable.

Prodigious, portentous.

Proface, much good may it do

you.

Profane, gross in language.

Progress, a royal journey of state.

Prognostication, almanack.

Project, to shape.

Prolixious, coy, delaying.
Proof, puberty.

Prompture, suggestion.
Prone, humble, also prompt.

Propagate, to advance, to improve.
Proper, handsome.

Proper-false, deceitful.
Propertied, possessed.

Properties, incidental necessaries to a theatre.

Property, due performance.

Propose, to imagine; to converse. Proposing, conversing.

Provand, provender.

Provost, a sheriff or gaoler.

Prune, to plume.

Pugging, thievish.

[blocks in formation]

Rib, to enclose.
Ribald, a lewd fellow.
Rid, to destroy.
Rift, split.
Riggish, wanton.
Rigol, a circle.

Rim, money.

Ringed, encircled.

Rivage, the bank or shore.
Rivality, equal rank.
Rivals, partners.

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.
Roundure, a circle.
Rouse, carousal.
Roynish, mangy.
Royal, a coin.

Ruddock, a redbreast.

Ruff, the folding of the tops of boots.

Ruffle, to be noisy.

Ruffling, rustling.

Rump-fed, fed with offals.
Ruth, pity.

[blocks in formation]
[blocks in formation]

Serve, to fulfil.

Setebos, a demon.

Set, a term at tennis.

Sessa, be quiet.

Several, separated.

Several, or severell, a field set

apart for corn and grass. Sewer, the placer of the dishes. Shame, modesty.

Shard-borne, borne on scaly wings.
Shards, beetles' 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.

Shotten-herring, a herring that

has spawned.

Shoulder-clapper, a bailiff.
Shoughs, shocks, a species of dog.
Shove-groat, a game.
Shovel-boards, shillings used at

the game of shovel-board. Shrewd, shrewish.

Shrift, auricular confession.
Shrive, to call to confession.

Side, purpose.

Side-sleeves, long sleeves.
Sieve, a common voider.
Sightless, unsightly.

Sights, the perforated parts of a helmet.

Silly, simple truth.
Sinew, strength.
Single, weak.

Sink-a-pace, or cinque-pace, name

of a dance.

Sir, the title of a parson.

Sister, to imitate or re-echo.
Sith, since.

Sithence, thence.

Sizes, allowances of victuals.
Skain's-mates, kin's-mates.
Skill, reason.

Skills not, is of no importance.
Skinker, a tapster.
Skirr, to scour.

Slave, to treat with indignity.
Sleave, the knotty part of silk.
Sledded, carried on a sledge.
Sleided, untwisted.
Sleights, tricks.

Slip, counterfeit coin.

Slips, a contrivance in leather, to

start two dogs at the same time.

Sliver, to slice.

Slops, loose breeches.

Slough, the skin which the serpent

annually throws off.

Slower, more serious.

Slubber, to do carelessly, to ob

scure.

Slugabed, sluggard.

Smirched, soiled.
Sneap, rebuke.

Sneaping, nipping.

Sneck-up, go hang yourself.
Snipe, a poltroon.
Snuff, anger.
Snuffs, dislikes.

Soil, spot, turpitude, reproach.
Solicit, courtship.
Solicit, to excite.
Soliciting, information.
Solidares, a coin.

Sometime, formerly.

Sooth, truth.

Sooth, sweetness.

Sorel, a deer during his third

year.
Sorry, sorrowful.

Sort, to happen, to agree.
Sort, the lot.

Sort and suit, figure and rank.
Sot, a fool.
Soud, sweet.

Soul-fearing, soul-appalling.
Sound, to publish.

Soused gurnet, a gudgeon.
Sowl, to pull by the ears.
Sowle, to drag down.

Sowter, the name of a hound.
Spanielled, dogged.

Specialty, particular rights.
Speculation, sight.

Speculative, seeing.

Sped, the fate decided.
Speed, event.

Sperr, to shut up, or defend by bars.

Spill, to destroy.
Spotted, wicked.
Sprag, apt to learn, alert.
Sprighted, haunted.
Sprightly, ghostly.
Sprights, spirits.

Springhalt, a disease of horses.
Spurs, the greater roots of trees.
Square, to quarrel.

Squarer, a quarreller.
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.

Statists, statesmen.

Statua, statue.

Statue, a portrait.

Stay, a hinderer, a supporter. Sternage, the hinder part. Sticking-place, the stop in a ma

chine.

Sticklers, arbitrators, judges, par

tisans, umpires.

Stigmatic, marked with deformity, branded.

Stigmatical, stigmatised.

Stilly, gently, lowly.

Stinted, stopped.

Stint, to stop.

Stith, an anvil.

Stithied, forged at the furnace.

Stithy, a smith's shop.

Stoccata, a stab.

Stock, a stocking.

Stomach, pride.
Stone-bow, a cross-bow
Stoup, a flagon.
Stover, thatch.

Strain, descent, lineage.
Strain, difficulty, doubt.
Strait, narrow, avaricious.
Strange, shy.

Stratagem, a great or dreadful

event.

Strawy, straying.

Striker, a borrower.

Stuck or stock, a term used in fencing.

Stuff, baggage, substance or es

sence.

Stuffed sufficiency, ample abili

ties.

Subscription, obedience. Success, succession.

Sudden, violent.

Sufficiency, abilities.

Suggest, to tempt.
Suggestion, temptation.
Suited, dressed.

Sumpter, a horse that carries ne

cessaries on a journey.

Superfluous, overclothed.
Supposed, counterfeit.
Surreined, overridden.
Suspire, to breathe.
Surcease, an end.

Suspect, suspicion.

Swart, dark brown.
Swashing, bullying.

Swath, grass cut at one stroke.
Sway, weight.

Sweeting, an apple.

Sweltered, weltered.
Swift, ready.

Swinge-bucklers, riotous fellows.
Swounded, swooned.

Swoop, the descent of a bird of

[blocks in formation]

Tartar, Tartarus.

Task, to keep busied with scruples.

Tassel-gentle, or Tercel-gentle,

a species of hawk. Tasked, taxed.

Taurus, sides and heart in medical

astrology.

Tawdry, necklaces worn by country girls.

Tawney-coat, the dress of an ap

paritor.

Taxation, censure, satire.
Tear a cat, to bluster,
Teen, grief, trouble.
Temper, to mould.
Temperance, temperature.
Tend, attend.

Tender, to regard with affection. Tent, to take up residence, to search.

Tercel, the male hawk.

Terms, the phraseology of courts. Tested, attested, brought to the

test.

Testerned, gratified with a tester, or sixpence.

Tetchy, touchy, peevish.

Tether, a string by which any ani

mal is fastened. Tharborough, a constable. Theorick, theory.

Thews, muscular strength.
Thick-pleached, thickly inter-

woven.

Thill, the shafts of a cart.

Thin helm, thin covering of hair.
Thought, melancholy.
Thrasonical, boasting.
Thread, to pass.
Three-man-beetle, an implement
for driving piles.
Three-pile, rich velvet.
Thrift, prosperity, economy.
Thrum, the extremity of a weaver's

warp.

Thrummed, made of coarse woollen.

Tib, a courtesan.

Tickle, ticklish.

Tickle-brain, a strong drink.

Tilly-vally, a trifle.

Tilth, tillage.

Timeless, untimely.
Tinct, tincture.

Tire, head-dress.

Tire, to fasten.

Tire, to be idly employed on.
Tired, adorned.
Tire-valiant, a head-dress.
Tirra-lirra, the song of the lark.

Toged, habited.
Tokened, spotted.
Tolling, taking toll.
Topless, supreme.
Topple, to tumble.
Touches, features.
Toward, in readiness.
Toys, whims; rumours.
Toze, to unravel.
Trade, established custom.
Tradition, traditional usages.
Trail, scent left by game.
Traitress, a term of endearment.
Trammel, to catch.

Tranect, a ferry or sluice.

Translate, to transform.

Trash, to check.

Traverse, to march across.
Traversed, across.

Tray-trip, a kind of play.
Treachers, traitors.
Trenched, carved.

Trick, peculiarity of feature.
Trick, to dress out.
Tricking, dress.

Tricksy, adroit.

[merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][merged small]
« AnkstesnisTęsti »