manor or Jack guardant, a jack in office Leather-coats, a species of Loggats, a game played with Jaded, treated with contempt, apple pins of wood worthless Leave, to part with, to give Longing, longed for Jar, the noise made by the Leech, a physician [away Longly, longingly (the wind pendulum of a clock Leer, feature, complexion Loof, to bring a vessel close to Jauncing, jaunting Leet, court-leet, or court of the Loon, or lown, a base fellow Fesses, straps of leather by Lop, the branches which the hawk is held on Legerity, lightness, nimbleness Lot, a prize the fist Leges, alleges Lottery, allotment Jest, to play a part in a mask Leiger, resident Lover, a mistress Yet, to strut Leman, lover, mistress Lowted, treated with contempt Jovial, belonging to Jove Lenten, short and spare Lowts, clowns Journal, daily [into agitation L'envoy, moral or conclusion Losel, a dishonest fellow Jump, to agree with, to put Let, to hinder [of a poem Lunes, lunacy, frenzy Jump, bazard, to venture at Let be, to desist Lurch, to purloin, to deprive Lump, just Lewd, ignorant, idle, wicked Lure, a thing stuffed to tempt Justicer, justice, judge Lewdly, wickedly the hawk Fut, to encroach Libbard, or lubbar, a leopard Lush, rank, a dark full colour Futty, to project Liberal, licentious or gross in Lustick, lusty, cheerful, pleaJuvenal, a youth language Lusty, saucy (sant Liberty, libertinism Luxurious, lascivious Keech, a solid lump or mass License, an appearance of Luxuriously, wartonly Keel, to cool licentiousness Luxury, lust Light o' love, a dance tune Magnifico, a chief man Kiln-hole, a place into which Lightly, commonly, in ordi- grandee at Venice coals are put under a stove Lightness, levity (nary course Mailed, wrapped up, covered Kind, nature, species Like, to compare Malich, a wicked art Kindless, unnatural Likelihood, similitude (virtue Makest, dost [wench Kindly, naturally Likeness, specious or seeming Malkin, a scullion, a coarse Kindly, kindred Liking, condition of body Mall, Mrs., alias Mary Frith, kinged, ruled by Limbeck, a vessel used in dis- or Moll Cutpurse K'insman, near relative tilling Mallecho, mischief Kirtle, part of a woman's dress Limbo parium, in confinement Valt-worms, tipplers Knave, servant Lime, bird-lime (or prison Vammering, hesitating Knife, a sword or dagger Lime, to cement Mammets, puppets Knots, figures planted in box Limed, entangled or caught, as Mammock, to cut in pieces Know, to acknowledge with bird-lime Man, to tame a hawk tion Know of, to consider Limit, appointed time Minage, conduct, administra Limited, appointed, regular, Mandrake, a root supposed to Labras, lips [town orderly have the shape of a man Laced multon, a woman of the Limits, estimates, calculations Mankind, masculine Lackeying, moving like a Lined, delineated Marches, the borders, limits, lackey or page Link, a torch of pitch or confines Lag, the fag-end Linstock, the staff to which the Marchpane, a species of sweetLances, lance-men match is fixed when ord- Martlemas, the latter spring Land-damn, to banish nance is fired Match, an appointment, a Lands, landing-places List, the bound or limit Mate, to confound (compact Lapsed, time suffered to slip Lither, flexible, yielding Mated, amazed, dismayed Large, licentious (tress Littre, miniature Meacock, a dastardly creature Lass-lorn, forsaken of his mis- Livelihood, appearance of life Mealed, sprinkled or mingled Latch, to lay hold of Livery, a law phrase belonging Mean, the tenor in music Latched or letched, licked over to the feudal tenures Mean, the middle Lute, lately Living, estate, property Means, interest, pains Lated, belated, benighted Living, speaking, manifest, Measure, the reach Latten, thin as a lath Loach, a small fish (actual | Measure, a stately solemn Lavoltas, a kind of dances Lob, looby, a term of contempt Veasure, means (dance Laund, lawn Lockram, some kind of cheap Mezels, lepers Lay, a wager Lode-star, the pole star linen Medal, portrait Lenguer, the camp Lodged, laid by the wind Medicine, a she-physician Leasing, lying Luffe, to laugh Meed, reward (meat GLOSSARY. at Meed, merit, desert, excellence Mortified, ascetic, religious Nott-pated, round - headed, Novum, game at dice [cropt Motion, a kind of puppet-show Nouzle, to nurstle a fondling Nurture, education Motive, assistant or mover, Mouse, to mammock, to tear to Obsequious, serious, as Moy, a piece of money or a Obstacle, obstinate [business Occupation, men occupied in O'er-dyed, dyed too much Muffler, a kind of dress for the O'er-farted, having too conMien, countenance lower part of the face siderable a part delicacy (brance, reminding Mulled, softened and dispirit- O'er-wrested, wrested beyond Minding, calling to remem- Multiplied, multitudinous Of, through [the truth Mineral, a mine Multiplying, multiplied Old, frequent, more than Minnow, a small river fish, a Multitudinous, full of multi- Old age, ages past [enough term of contempt tudes [from mummies Oneyers, accountants, bankers Minstrelsy, office of minstrel Mummy, the liquor procured Operant, active (character Misconceived, misconceivers Mundane, worldly Opinion, obstinacy, conceit, Opposite, adverse, hostile, ad- Opposition, combat (versary Misdoubt, to suspect Murrain, a plague in cattle Or, before Muse, to admire, to wonder Orbs, rings made by the fairies on the ground Ordinance, rank Orgulous, proud, disdainful Ostent, show, ostentation [things Neb or nib, the mouth Overture, opening or discovery Mode, the form or state of Neeld, needle Ounce, a small tiger, or tigerModel, image, representative, Neif, fist [lineal descendant Ouph, fairy, goblin (cat copy Nephew, a grandson or any Ousel-cock, the cock blackbird Out, full, complete Outlook, to face down Outvied, defeated, a terin at plice Moonish, variable Noddy, fool, a game at cards Packings, plottings, under- on the dial (turn Paddock, toad Morisco, Moor or Moorish, or Nonce, on purpose, for the Pageant, a dumb show morris |Nook-shotten, that which shoots Paid, punished Morris-pike, Moorish pike Pain, penalty Mortal-staring, that which Northern-man, vir borealis, a Pains, labour, toil Siares fatally clown 1 Palabras, words an into capes a crown tain parts Pale, to empale, encircle with Pennons, small flags Possessed, acquainted with, Perch, a measure of five yards fully informed (ness Pall, to wrap, to invest and a half Possessed, afflicted with mad Pallet, vapid Perdurable, lasting Potch, to push violently Palmers, holy pilgrims Perdy, par Dieu, a French oath Potents, potentates (perfume Palmy, victorious Perfect, certain, well informed Pouncet-box, a small box for Palter, to juggle, or shuffle Perfections, liver, brain, and Power, forces, an army Paper, to write down, or ap- heart Practice, unlawful or insidious point by writing Perjure, a perjured person stratagem [able arts Paper, written securities Periapts, charms sewed up Practise, to employ unwarrantParcel, reckon up and worn about the neck Practisants, confederates in Parcel-gilt, gilt only on cer- Perspectives, telescopes stratagems Pervert, to avert Prank, to adorn, to dress osParish-top, a large top former- Pew-fellow, a companion tentatiously, to plume ly kept in every village to be Pheere. See Feere Precedent, original draft whipped for exercise Pheese, to tease or beat, to Precept, a justice's warrant Paritor, an apparitor, an comb or curry Precisian, a great pretender officer of the bishop's court Pia mater, the membrane to sanctity Parle, parley covering the substance of Prefer, to recommend, to adParlous, perilous Pick, to pitch (the brain Pregnancy, readiness (vance Parlous, keen, shrewd Picked, nicely dressed, foppish Pregnant, ready, plain, eviPart, to depart Pickers, the hands dent, apposite (mankind Partake, to participate Picking, insignificant (site Pregnant enemy, the enemy of Parted, shared Pick-thank, an officious para- Premised, sent before the time Parted, endowed with parts Piece, a word of contempt for Prenominate, already named Participate, participani, par-|Pield, shaven [a woman Pre-ordinance, ordinance alPartizan, a pike (ticipating Pight, pitched, fixed ready established Parts, party Pilcher, a pilche, the scabbard Presence, the presence-chamPash, a head Pilied, pillaged [eye ber, a public room Pash, to strike with violence Pin and weó, disorders of the Presence, dignity of mien, Pashed, bruised, crushed Pinnace, a small shipof burden Prest, ready [form, figure Pass, to decide, to assure or Pix, a small chest in which the Pretence, design, intention convey consecrated host was kept Pretend, to intend, design Pass, to exceed, to go beyond Placket, a petticoat Pretended, purposed or incommon bounds Plague, to punish [cantu Prevent, to anticipate (tended Pricks, prickles, skewers Prime, prompt (important Passionate, a prey to mournful Platforms, plans, schemes Primer, more urgent, more sensations Plausive, gracious, pleasing, Primero, a game at cards Passioning, being in a passion popular Principals, rafters of a buildPassy-measure, a dance Pleached, folded in each other ing Pasiry, the room where pastry Plot, piece or portion Princox, a coxcomb, or spoiled was made Point, a metal hook fastened Probal, probable (child Patch, a fool, from his wearing to the hose or breeches Process, summons a parti-coloured coat Point, the utmost height Procure, to bring [ous Pith, to walk Point-de-vie, exactly Prodigious, portentous, ominPathetical, deeply affected Points, tags to the laces Proface, much good may it do Patient, to make patient, to Poise, weight or moment you (coming compose Polled, bared, cleared Profession, end and purpose of Patines, round broad plates Pomander, a ball made of per-Progress, a royal journey of Pavin, a dance fumes state Paucas, few Pomewater, a species of apple Project, to shape or form Pay, to beat, to hit Poor-john, hake dried and Prompture, suggestion, tempt. Peat, little pet Popinjay, a parrot (salted ation (prompt Pedascule, a pedant Popularity, plebeian inter- Prone, sometimes humble, or Peer, to come out, to appear Port, external pomp [course Proof, confirmed state of manPeevish, foolish Port, a gate hood Peize, to balance, to keep in Portable, bearable Propagate, to advance or imsuspense, to weigh down Portance, carriage, behaviour Propagation, getting prove Pelting, paltry, petty, incon- Possess, to inform, to make to Proper, well-looking, handsiderable understand some GLOSSARY. turn re 1 Proper-false, proper or fair, Quintain, a post set up for Regard, look nity various exercises Regiment, government, autho- connected Quiver, nimble, active [tions Remembrance, admonition heart [ness Removed, remote, sequestered count Repeal, to recall Rack, to harass by exactions Reports, reporters Repugn, to resist Racking, in rapid motion Reputing, boasting of Resolve, to dissolve satisfied Rake, to cover (creature Respect, consideration, caution spectful, formal height and strength Respectively, respectfully Putter-on, one who instigates Rapt, rapturously affected Retailed, handed down Putter-out, one who places out Rapture, a fit Reverb, to reverberate money at interest Rarely, curiously, happily Revolts, revolters Rift, split Ravin, to devour eagerly Right-drawn, drawn in a right Rigol, a circle (cause the figure of eight (tion Ravined, glutted with prey Ringed, environed, encircled (uaked, thrown into trepida- Raught, reached (ful Ripe, come to the height Qualify, to lessen, moderate Raw, ignorant, unripe, unskil- Rivage, the bank or shore Quality, confederates. (of life Rawly, young and helpless Rivality, equal rank Quality, profession, condition Rayed, bewrayed Rivals, partners Quarrel, a quarrelier, the Razed, slashed, raised Rive, to burst, to fire cause of a quarrel killed Rear-mouse, a bat Roques, vagrants Quarry, the game after it is Reason, discourse Romage, rummage Quart d'ecu, fourth part of Reason, to talk, to argue for konyon, a despicable person a French crown Rebeck, an old musical instru- Rood, the cross Quarter, the allotted posts, Rook, to squai down station Receiving, ready apprehension Rupery, roguery (Quat, a pin:ple [unsettled Receipt, receptacle Rope-tricks, abusive language Reck, to care for, to mind, to Round, rough, un«eremonious (uest, inquest or jury, search, attend to Rounded, whispered expedition Recorder, a kind of flute or Rounding, whispering Reduce, to bring back [house Rouse, a draught of jollity Red-plazue, the erysipelas Royal, due to a king smoky, greasy excellence Quiddits, subtilties Refell, to refute Roynish, mangy, or se bly Quillets, law chicanery Refer, to reserve to Ruddock, the redbreast ment Ox (ions or Ruff, the folding of the tops of Seen, versed, practised Skains-mates, loose companboots (turbance Seld, seldom Skinker, a tapster Ruffie, to riot, to create dis- Semblably, in resernblance, Skirr, to scour, to ride hastily Ruilling, rustling (ruin Seniory, seniority (alike Slack, to neglect Ruin, displeasure producing Sennel, a flourish on cornets Slave, to treat as a slave Ruth, pity, compassion Sense, reason, natural affec- Sleave, the ravelled knotty tion, feeling, sensual passion part of the silk [sledge Sacring-bell, bell announcing Sensible, having sensation Sledded, riding in a sled or the approach of the host Septentrion, the north Slights, subtle practices Sadly, seriously Sequestration, separation Slips, a contrivance of leather, Sadness, seriousness Sere or sear, dry to start two dogs at the same Sagg or swagg, to sink down Serpigo, a kind of tetter time Sallet, a helmet Sessa, be quiet Sliver, to cut a piece or slice Saltiers, satyrs Serve, to fulfil Slops, loose breeches, Sanded, of a sandy colour Serve, to accompany trowsers Satisfy, rest with satisfaction Set, seated Slough, the skin which the serSavage, sylvan, uncultivated, Setebos, a species of devil pent annually throws off Savageness, wildness (wild Several, separated, appropri- Slubber, to do anything careSaw, not a proverb, but the ated lessly, imperfectly, to obwhole tenor of any discourse Sewer, an officer who placed scure Say, silk the dishes on the table Smirched, soiled or obscured Say, a sample, a taste or relish Shame, to disgrace Sneap, to check or rebuke, a Scaffoliage, the gallery part of Shame, modesty Sneaping, nipping (rebuke the theatre (poor, filthy Shard-borne, borne by sbards Sneck-up, a cant phrase, “go Scald, a word of contempt, or scaly wings hang yourself" Scale, to disperse, to put to Shards, the wings of a beetle Snuff. hasty anger Scaled, over-reached (flight Shards, broken pots or tiles Snuffs, dislikes Scaling, weighing Sharked, picked up as a shark Soil, spot, turpitude, reproach Scall, an old word of reproach collects his prey [lustre Solely, alone Scamble, to scramble Sheen, shining splendour, Solicit, courtship Scamell, a limpet Sheer, pellucid, transparent Solicit, to excite Scan, to examine nicely Shent, scolded, rebuked, Soliciting, information Scant, to be deficient in, to ashamed, disgraced Solidares, an unknown coin contract [tion Shent, to reprove harshly Sometimes, formerly Scantling, measure, propor-Sheriff's-post, a large post set Sooth, truth Scapes of wit, sallies, irregu- up at the door of that officer Sooth, sweetness larities for affixing proclamations, Sorriest, worthless, vile Scarfed, decorated with flags Shive, a slice [&c. Sorry, sorrowful or dismal Scath, destruction, harm Shot, a shooter Sorel, a deer during his third Scath, to do an injury Shovel-board, a game (dog year Scathful, mischievous, de-Shoughs, shocks, a species of Sort, a company, a pack, structive Shouldered, rudely thrust into ranks and degrees of men Sconce, the head, or a petty Shrewd, having the qualities Sort, to happen, to agree fortification Shrift, confession (of a shrew Sort, the lot Scotched, cut slightly Shrive, to confess, to call to Sort and suit, figure and rank Scrimens, fencers confession Sot, a fool Scrip, a writing, a list Shul-up, to conclude Soul-fearing, soul-appalling Scroyles, scabby fellows Side-sleeves, long sleeves Sound, to declare or publish Sculls, great numbers of fishes Siege, stool, seat, rank Sound, soundly swimming together Sight, the perforated part of a Sowl, to pull by the ears Scutched, whipt, carted Sightless, unsightly [helmet Sowter, perhaps the name of Seal, to strengthen or com- Sign, to show, to denote Spanned, measured (a hound Seam, lard (plete Silly, simple or rustic Specialty, particular rights Sea-mell, the sea-mew Silly, sooth, plain, simple truth Sped, the fate decided Ser, to stigmatize, to close. Sincere, honest Speed, event (bars, &c. See Sere. (impress Sinew, strength Sperr, to shut up, defend by Season, to temper, to infix, to Single, weak, debile, small, Spleen, humour, caprice, spirit. Seasoned, established or set- void of duplicity or guile resentment (ous speed Seat, throne (tled by time Sink-a-pace, cinque-pace, a Spleen, violent hurry, tumultuSet, a cutting in gardening dance Spleens, inclination to spiteful Seel, to sew up Sir-reverence, a corruption of Spot, stain or disgrace (mirth Seling, blinding Sith, since (save-reu reverence Spotted, wicked Seeming, specious, hypocritic-Sithence, thence Sprag, or spackt, apt to learn Seming, seemly (all Sizes, allowances of victuals Spread, lo stand separately 71 |