Extend, to seize.
Extent, violence, seizure.
Extern, external.
Extremity, calamity.
Expiate, to end.
Exposture, exposure.
Express, to reveal.
Expulsed, expelled.
Extracting, distracting.
Extravagant, wandering.
Eyas musket, a young hawk.
Eyases, nestlings.
Eyliads, eyes.
Eyne, eyes.
Eyry, a nest of hawks.
Eysel, vinegar.

Dotant, dotard.
Double, full of duplicity.
Double vouchers, a law term.
Doubt, to fear.
Dout, to do out, extinguish.
Dowle, a feather.
Down-gyved, hanging down, like

what confines the fetters round

the ancles. Draught, the jakes. Draw, to withdraw. Drawn, embowelled. Drawn fox, one which is trailed

over the ground to deceive the

hounds. Drachma, a Greek coin. Dressings, appearances of virtue. Drew, assembled. Drive, to fly with impetuosity. Drollery, a puppet-show. Drugs, drudges. Drumble, to act lazily. Ducadme (duc ad me), bring him

to me, the burthen of a song. Dudgeon, the handle of a dagger. Due, to endue, to deck. Duke, a leader. Dull, gentle, soothing. Dullard, a stupid person. Dumb, to make silent. Dump, a mournful elegy. Dup, to do up, to lift up. Durance, some lasting kind of

stuff.

F. Face, to carry a foolish appear

ance.

E. Eager (from aigre, Fr.), sour,

Face-royal, a privileged face.
Facinorous, wicked.
Fact, guilt.
Factious, active.
Faculty, exercise of power.
Fadge, to suit.
Fadings, a dance.
Faith, fidelity.
Faithfully, fervently.
Fain, fond.
Fair, for fairness.
Faitors, traitors.
Falsing, falsifying.
Falsely, illegally, dishonestly.
Familiar, a demon.
Fancies and good-nights, little
Feeding, maintenance.
Feere, or pheere, a companion.
Feet, footing.
Fell, skin.
Fell of hair, capilitium, any part

covered with hair.
Fell-feats, savage actions.
Fence, the art of self-defence.
Feodary, a confederate.
Festinately, hastily.
Festival terms, elegant phrase.
Fet, fetched.
Few, in brief.
Fico, a term of contempt.
Fielded, in the field of battle.
Fights, clothes hung round a ship

to conceal the men from the

enemy. File, a list. Filed, defiled. Filed, gone an equal pace with. Fills, the shafts. Filths, common sewers. Finch-egg, a gaudy fellow. Fine, the conclusion, to make

showy, artful. Fine issues, great consequences. Fineless, boundless, endless. Finer, final. Firago, for Virago. Fire-drake, will-o'-the-wisp, or a

fire-work. Fire-new, quite new. Firk, to chastise. First-house, chief branch of the

family. Firstlings, first produce. Fit, a division of a song. Fitchew, a polecat. Fit o' the face, a grimace. Fits o'the season, disorders of the

Gallow, to scare. Gallowglasses, Irish foot-soldiers. Garboils, commotions. Gaping, shouting. Garish, gaudy. Garnered, treasured up. Gasted, frighted. Gaudy, a festival. Gaunt, meagre. Gawd, a bauble. Gaze, attention. Gear, things or matters. Geck, a fool. General, generality. Generosity, high birth. Generous, nobly born. Gennets, Spanish horses. Gentle, noble, high-born. Gentry, complaisance. German, akin. Germins, seed begun to sprout. Gest, a stage or journey. Gib, a cat. Giglot, a wanton. Gilder, a coin, value two shillings. Gilt, gold money. Gimmal, a ring or engine. Ging, a gang. Gird, a sarcasm. Glaire, a sword. Gleek, to joke. Glib, to geld. Glooming, gloomy. Gloze, to expound. Glut, to swallow. Gnarled, knotty. God 'ield you, God yield you. Gongarian, Hungarian. Good-deed, indeed. Good-den, good evening. Good-jer, gougere, a disease. Gorbellied, corpulent. Gospelled, puritanic. Goss, furze. Gossamer, atoms that float in the

sunbeams.
Gourds, false dice.
Gouts, drops.
Go your gait, go away.
Grained, furrowed, like the grain

of wood; also dyed in grain.
Gramercy, great thanks.
Grange, a lone farm-house.
Gratillity, gratuity.
Grats, pleases.
Gratulate, to be rejoiced in.
Grave, to entomb.
Grave-man, a man in his grave.
Graves or Greaves, leg-armour.
Greasily, grossly.
Greek, a pander.

season.

Fives, a distemper in horses.
Fixure, position.
Flap-drag inflammable stuff

Greenly, unskilfully.
Green-sleeves, an old song.
Grise or Grize, a step.
Grossly, palpably.
Groundlings, those who sat or

stood on the ground in the old

theatres; the common people. Guard, to fringe. Guarded, ornamented. Guerdon, a reward. Gules (in heraldry), red. Gulf, the swallow, the throat. Guiled, treacherous. Guinea-hen, a prostitute. Gun-stones, cannon-balls. Gurnet, a fish. Gust, to taste. Gyve, to shackle. Gyves, shackles.

Hoar, hoary, mouldy.
Hob-nob, as it may happen.
Hoist, hoisted.
Hold, to esteem.
Holdtaking, bear-handling.
Holla! a term of the manege.
Holy, faithful.
Hoodman-blind, blindman's-buff.
Horologe, clock.
Hot-house, a bagnio.
Hox, to hamstring.
Huggermugger, secretly.
Hull, to float without guidance.
Humming, overwhelming.
Humorous, humid.
Hungry, unprolific.
Hunt-counter, worthless dog.
Hunt's-up, a hunting tune.
Hurly, noise.
Hurtle, to dash against.
Hurtling, boisterous merriment.
Husbandry, thriftiness.
Huswife, a jilt.
Hyen, hyæna.

H. Hack, to become cheap. Haggard, wild; also a wild hawk. Hair, complexion, or character. Halcyon, a bird. Hall! make room. Hallidom, doom at judgment-day. Handsaw, hernshaw (a hawk). Hangers, that which suspends the

Indigest, shapeless.
Indite, to convict.
Induction, preface, prelude.
Indurance, delay.
Informal, deranged.
Infinite, extent or power.
Ingaged, unengaged.
Ingraft, rooted.
Inhabitable, not habitable.
Inherit, to possess.
Inhibit, to forbid, decline.
In his eye, in his presence.
Inhooped, inclosed.
Inkhorn mate, a book-mate.
Inkle, worsted-tape.
Initiate, young.
Inland, civilised.
Innocent, a fool.
In place, present.
Insane, that which makes insane.
Insanie, insanity.
Insconce, to fortify.
Insculped, engraven.
Inseparate, inseparable.
Instances, motives.
Insuit, solicitation.
Integrity, consistency.
Intend, to pretend.
Intending, regarding.
Intendment, intention.
Intention, eager desire.
Intentively, attentively.
Interessed, interested.
Intergatories, interrogatories.
In that, because.
Intrenchant, which cannot be cut.
Intrinse, intricate.
Inwardness, intimacy.
Iron-clad, in armour.
Irregulous, licentious.
Issues, consequences.
Iteration, repetition.
Itination, recitation.

I. Icebrook, a brook of icy qualities. Idle, barren. Ifecks, in faith. Ignomy, ignominy. Ill-inhabited, ill-lodged. Images, children, representatives. Imbare, to expose. Immanity, barbarity. Immediacy, close connexion. Imp, progeny. Impair, unsuitable, unequal. Impartial, partial. Impawned, wagered. Imperious, imperial. Impetticos, to impetticoat, or

impocket. Importance, importunity. Important, importunate. Impose, injunction. Impositions, commands. Impossible, incredible. Imp out, to supply the deficiency. Impress, a device or motto. Incapable, unintelligent. Incarnadine, to dye red. Incensed, incited. Inclip, to embrace. Include, to conclude. Inclusive, inclosed Incompt, subject to account. Incony, or kony, delicate, pretty. Incorrect, ill-regulated. Indent, to sign an indenture. Index, something preparatory. Indifferent, impartial.

J. Jack-a-Lent, a puppet thrown at Journal, daily. Jump, to suit, just. Justicer, a judge. Jut, to encroach. Jutty, to project. Juvenal, a youth.

Lustic, lusty, cheerful.
Lusty, saucy.
Luxurious, lascivious.
Luxury, lust.
Lym, or lyme, a bloodhound.

K.
Kam, awry.
Keech, a lump of tallow.
Keel, to cool.
Keisar, Cæsar.
Kernes, light-armed soldiers.
Key-cold, cold as iron.
Kicksy-wicksy, term of endear-

ment for a wife.
Kindly, natural.
Kinged, ruled.
Kirtle, a woman's garment.
Knap, to break short.
Knave, servant.
Knots, figures planted in box.
Know, to acknowledge.
Know of, to consider.

L. Labras, lips. Laced-mutton, a courtesan. Lackeying, moving like a lackey. Lag, the rabble. Lakin, ladykin, or little lady. Lances, lance-men. Lands, landing-places. Land-rakers, wanderers on foot. Large, licentious. Lass-lorn, forsaken by his mis

tress. Latch, to lay hold of. Latched or letched, licked over. Lated, benighted. Lathen, thin as a lath. Launch, lance. Laund, lawn. Laundering, wetting. Lavolta, a kind of dance. Lay, a wager. Leaguer, a camp. Leasing, falsehood. Leather-coats, a species of apples. Leavened, matured. Leech, a physician. Leer, feature, complexion. Leet, petty court of justice. Leg, obeisance. Legerity, nimbleness. Leges, alleges. Leiger, resident. Leman, a lover or mistress. Leno, a pander. Lenten, short and spare. Let, to hinder.

Lethe, death.
L'envoy, end of a poem.
Lewd, idle.
Libbard, or lubbar, a leopard.
Liberal, licentious in speech.
Liberty, libertinism.
License, licentiousness.
Liefest, dearest.
Lieger, an ambassador.
Lifter, a thief.
Light o' love, a dance tune.
Lightly, commonly.
Like, to compare.
Liking, condition of body.
Likelihood, similitude.
Likeness, speciousness.
Limbeck, a vessel used in distil-

ling. Limbo, a place supposed to be near

M. Mace, a sceptre. Mad, wild, inconstant. Magnifico, a Venetian potentate. Magnificent, boastful. Magot-pie, a magpie. Mailed, wrapped in armour. Make, to bar, to shut. Makeless, mateless, widowed. Male, a bag. Malkin, a trull. Mallecho, mischief. Maltworms, tipplers. Mammering, stammering. Mammets, puppets. Mammock, to tear. Man, to tame a hawk. Manacle, a handcuff. Mandragora, a soporific plant. Mandrake, a root. Mankind, masculine. Manner, in the fact. Man-queller, a man-killer. Marches, confines. Marchpane, a sweetmeat. Margent, margin. Martial hand, a careless scrawl. Martlemas, the latter spring. Mated, confounded. Material, full of matter. Maugre, in spite of, notwithstandNovice, a youth. Nowl, a head. Nuthook, a thief.

Motive, a mover.
Mouldwarp, the mole.
Mouse, to tear to pieces.
Mouse, a term of endearment.
Mouse-hunt, a weasel.
Moy, a piece of money; also a

measure of corn.
Much, strange, wonderful.
Muckwater, drain of a dunghill.
Muffler, a wrapper for the lower

part of the face. Muliters, muleteers. Mulled, softened. Multiplied, multitudinous. Multiplying, multiplied. Multitudinous, full of multitudes. Mure, a wall. Murky, dark. Must, a scramble.

0. Obligations, bonds. Obsequious, funereal. Observation, celebration. Obstacle, obstinate. Occupation, mechanics. Occurrents, incidents, Odd-even, the interval between

twelve at night and one in the

morning. Od's-pitikins, God me pity. Oeiliads, glances of the eye, O'ercrow, overcome. O'erlooked, fascinated. O'er-parted, having too consider

able a part

Merely, entirely.
Merit, a reward.
Mermaid, a syren.
Metaphysical, supernatural.
Mete-yard, a measuring yard.
Mewed, confined.
Micher, a truant.
Miching mallecho, a secret mis-

N. Napkin, a handkerchief. Napless, threadbare. Native, naturally. Nature, natural parent. Naughty, unfit. Nay-word, a by-word. Neb, the mouth. Neelds, needles. Neglection, neglect. Neif, the fist. Nephew, a grandson, or any lineal

O'er-raught, over-reached.
O'er-wrested, wrested beyond the