Passioning, displaying emotion, 28 Pass on, pass upon, to sentence, 51, 495 Pastry, the room where paste was made, 455 Patience perforce, an adage, 58 Patient, to make patient, 674 Precepts, warrants, 310 Preposterous, misplaced, inversely, 36, 121, 171 Pauca, pauca verba, paucas pallabris, few words, Pretend, to intend, 21, 345, 720 Pavin, a dance, 214 31, 104, 163, 317 Peevish, childish, simple, headstrong, 351, 467, 647 Peise, to weigh down, 416 Peised, balanced, weighted, 136, 242 Pelting, paltry, despicable, 117, 145, 490 Penitent, doing penance, 68 Pretend, to portend, 345 Pretty, petty, little, 724 Prevent, to anticipate, 295, 637, 647, Prick-song, music pricked, or noted down, 446 Primero, an old game at cards, 45, 435 Princox, a coxcomb, 444 Print, in, precisely, to the letter, 19 Pensioners, a band of gentlemen in immediate at- Probal, probable, 468 tendance on the sovereign, 35, 117 Perdurable, enduring, 328, 463 Perdy, corruption of par Dieu, 75 Periapts, amulets, 349 Perjure, a perjurer, 104 Person, old form of parson, 103 Perspectives, to be viewed obliquely, 214 Peruse, to examine, 67 Pervert, to avert, 593 Pestered, impeded, encumbered, 580 Pew-fellow, companion, sharer, 411 Pheere, companion, husband or wife, 683 Pheeze, to tickle, 163 Philip, a name for the sparrow, 238 Physical, medicinal, 638 Pick, to pitch, 433 Pickt-hatch, the manor of, 35 Pied ninny, a jester, a fool, 9 Pight, fixed, 488, 584 Pilcher, pilch, an outer garment of leather, 449 Pin, to cleave the, to split the wooden pin in a tar- Pin and web, the cataract in the eye, 218, 494 Pioners, or pioneers, degraded soldiers, 471 Pitch or pith, eminence, 547 Pittikins, 'ods, God me pity, 601 Piace, seat of authority, 141, 663 Places, dignities, honours, 220, 663 Placket, a petticoat, 101, 228, 231, 493, 569 Planched, planked, made of boards, 59 Plantage, the moon's influence over plants, 573 Plates, silver coin, 671 Proceeding, advancement, 639 Prodigious, monstrous, portentous, 243, 636 Prognostication, almanac, 232 Project, to shape, 671 Projection, forecast, preparation, 319 Prolixious, coy, delaying, 55 Prompture, suggestion, 55 Prone, ardent, 50, 721 Proof, armour, 504 Proper-false, handsome-false, 204 Propertied, circumscribed, appropriated, 3, 212 Properties, a theatrical term, 45, 116 Proposing, discoursing, 86 Prorogue, to deaden or benumb, 654 Provincial, of the ecclesiastical province, 65 Provincial, from Provins, celebrated for roses, 549 Prune, to plume, 273, 604 Pruning, trimming up, adorning, 105 Puke-stocking, puce-stocking, 279 Punk, a prostitute, 36, 47, 64 Putter out, an adventurer of money, 10 Puttock, a buzzard, 586 Puzzel, a foul drab, 338 QUAIL, to slacken, 149 Quaint, dainty, clever, nimble, 176 Quarry, a pile of slaughtered game, 610 man-Quart d'écu, or cardecue, a coin, the fourth part of a Point-device, precise, with great nicety, 107, 155, 206 Points, long tagged laces to fasten dresses, 112, 201, 228 Polacks, Polanders, 536 Politician, a schemer for his own advantage, 557 Poor John, hake, a fish, 440 Popinjay, a parrot, a trifling fop, 275 Porpentine, porcupine, 71, 567 Port, a gate, 652 Port, show, state, appearance, 129, 166 Portable, bearable, supportable, 495, 515 Portage, portholes, 320 Portance, carriage, mien, bearing, 462 Potents, potentates, 241 Poulter, a poulterer, 281 Powder, to salt, 291 Poynt, no, non point, roo Quick, alive, quickening, quick-witted, 395, 652, 671 Quips, sudden, angry gibes, scoffs, 65 Quit, to requite, 66, 664 Quittance, requital, to make requital, 293, 337, 522 Quiver, smart, nimble, 304 Quote to look into, to scan, 542, 682 RABATO, or rebato, an ornament for the neck, a Rabbit-sucker, a sucking rabbit, 281 Rag, a term of contempt, 532 Ragged, rough, rugged, base, 151, 294, 303 Rake up, to cover up, 500 Rampallian, a low, creeping, mean wretch, 297 Practice, conspiracy, machination, collusion, 63, Rank, chorus, rhyme, 153 318, 481, 490 'Praise, to appraise, 202 Prank, to adorn, to dress ostentatiously, 205, 227 Rank, brimming, full, 707, 741 Raps, transports, 589 Rascal, a lean deer, 155, 347, 610 Rates, counts for, is equivalent to, 663 SABLES, the wearing of, 549 Rather, hasty, quick, for Raught, reft, reached, grasped, 359, 377 Rayed, chafed, excoriated, 173 Razed, slashed, opened, 549 Razes, roots, 276 Read, to tread, 286, 439 Rearmice, bats, 118 Reason, to discourse, 135 Reasonable swiftness, speed of thought, 316 Sackerson, the name of a bear, 32 Sacred, devoted, dedicated, 637, 677 Sacring-bell, the bell rung on the elevation of the Safe, sound, 498 Saffron, the colour of Judas' hair, the dissembling Sag, to droop, to flag, 517 Sagittary, officers' residence at the arsenal of Venice, 460 Rebato, a kind of ruff, an ornament for the neck, 88 Said, done, 151, 224 Record, to chant, 29, 699 Sallet, a helmet, 371 Sallets, or salte, Atticism, piquancy, 545 Salt, salt-cellar, 24 Saltiers, corruption of satyrs, 229 Salute, to move, to exhilarate, 426 Recover the wind of me, a hunting expression, 550 Samingo, San Domingo, an old burden to drinking Rede, counsel, advice, 539 Red-lattice, the denotement of an ale-house, 300 Refelled, refuted, 63. Reechy, discoloured by smoke, 92 Regard, reflection, observation, 471, 726 Regiment, directorship, rule, 661 Remarkable, profoundly striking, 669 Reguerdon, recompence, 343. Remember thy courtesy, discontinue ceremony, 107 Scornát with the heels, a manner of scornful rejec Remembrance, memorial, 471 Remonstrance, exhibition, manifestation, 65 tion, 83, 131 Scotch, to wound, to notch, 512 Scrimers, fencers, 556 Remorse, pity, tenderness of feeling, 26, 63, 250, 471 Scroyles, scabby rogues, 241 Repeal, to recall from exile, to bring back, 23, 186, Secret, separated, devoted, 637 Reserve, preserve, 732, 738 Resolve, be assured, 336 Respect, self-command, prudence, 568, 713 Resty, immobile, dull, uneasy, 598, 739 Retiring, returning, 723 Retort, to refer back, 64 Reverb, to reverberate, 482 Reverso, a term in fencing, 37 Rich coat, a full charged escutcheon, 746 Rides the wild mare, plays at see-saw, 300 Rigol, a circle, 308, 728 Rim, a part of the intestines, 329 Rivage, the shore or bank, 320 Rivality, participation, copartnership, 660 Rivo, a drinking exclamation, 279 Romage, commotion, turmoil, 537 Ronyon, a scurvy old woman, a witch, 44, 505 Ropery, rope tricks, ribaldry, 107, 447 Round, plain spoken, 69, 547 Round, roundel, roundelay, a dance, 547 Rounding, whispering, insinuating, 217 Secure, careless, to make over-confident, 35, 37, 38, 568 Secure, to assure, 525 Securely, carelessly, over-confidently, 260, 578 Seel, in falconry, to sew up the eyes, 511, 664 Seldom comes the better, a proverbial saying, 403 Sequester, a separation, 472 Sere, tickled o' the, easily moved to mirth, 545 Sessa, be quiet, 163, 537 Set, a term in music, 17 Set a match, to plan a robbery, 274 Shale, a case, a shell, 327 Shards, scaly wings of a beetle, 511, 659 Shaven Hercules, the, 87 Shent, undone, ruined, reproved, 33, 629 Ship-tire, a fanciful head-dress for ladies, 39 Shog, to jog off, 317, 319 Shotten, spawned, projected, 172, 322 Shoughs, shaggy dogs, 511 Shoulder-clapper, a bailiff, 73 Shovel-boards, broad shillings used in the game of Sinug, spruce, smart, 115, 283 Sneap, a sarcasm, a set-down, 297 Sneap, to nip or check, 216, 471 Sneck-up, go hang! 204 Snipe, a fool, a blockhead, 464 Snuff, take it in-to take it in dudgeon, 108, 127 So like you he is the worse, a proverb, 222 Something-nothing, neither here nor there, 470 Sonties, corruption of sanctities, 132 Sowle, to lug, to drag, 626 Sort, gang, crew, company, 268, 358 Talents, riches, 589 Speak by the card, to speak precisely, or accord- Tallow-keech, a round lump of tallow for the chand- ing to the book of manners, 558 Speak to, to aspire or lay claim to, 461 Speculation, view, espial, 574 Sped, done, settled, 449 Sped, promised, 180 Speed, fortune, 224 Sperr, to shut up, 562 Spleen, flash, 115, 241 Sprag. quick, ready, sprightly, 42 Sprited, haunted, 592 Square, equitable, 535 Square, a quarrel, to quarrel, 116, 654, 663 Square, a stomacher, 228 Squire, a rule, 111, 277 Staggers, perplexities, incertitudes, 187, 417 Stale, insipid, out of date, 69 ler, 281 Tame-cheater, a petty rogue, 300 Tartar, Tartarus, 318 Tawdry-lace, a neck ornament, 228 Taxation, sarcasm, satire, 147 Teen, grief, sorrow, 1, 442 Tents, hangings, 171 Tercel, the male hawk, 572 Tharborough, a constable, 97 Thills, the shafts of a wagon, 572 Stand on, stands me upon, it is incumbent on me, Thrasonical, bragging, boastful, 107, 160 Stannyel, a kind of hawk, 206 262, 446, 654 Starve, to perish, 588 Stood upon, plumed or presumed upon, 678 Stops, a technical term in music, 548, 550 Three-man beetle, an implement for driving piles, Tickled o' the sere, easily moved to mirth, 545 Tike, clown, clodpole, 45 Tilly-fally, a ludicrous interjection, 204, 299 Time of life, duration of life, 647 Strain courtesy, to, to avoid the post of honour in Tire, to peck like a bird, to tear, 376, 528, 707 Suggesting, enticing, tempting, seducing, 7, 21, 22, Toward, in preparation, 537 372 Towards, aproaching, near at hand, 444 Toys, idle rumours, tricks, 238 Trash, to clog, to impede, 1, 466 Tribunal plebs, tribunis plebis, 685 Turk, to turn, proverbially, to apostatize, 549 UMBERED, shadowed, 324 Unaneled, without receiving extreme unction, 541 Uneared, unploughed, 729 Uneath, hardly, painfully, 360 Unexpressive, inexpressible, 153 Unhappy, waggish, mischievous, 196, 423 Unhouseled, without receiving the eucharist, 541 Unkind, unnatural, 211, 346, 484 Unpregnant, inapt, unable, 62 Unproper, common, 474 Unqualitied, deprived of faculties or qualities, 663 Unquestionable, averse to discourse, 155 Unrolled, struck off the roll, 227 Utterance, to extremity, 510, 594 Vantbrace, armour for the arm, 566 Varlet, a male harlot, 580 Vaunt, the foregoing, the van, 562 Venew, or Veney, a touch or hit in fencing, 32 Ventages, holes of a flageolet or flute, 550 Vice, to screw, 217 Waters, for all, plays any character, 212 Wax, waxen tablets, 520 Waxen, or Yexen, to hiccough, 117 Way of life, periphrasis for life, 517 Web and pin, the cataract in the eye, 494 Weening, thinking, imagining, 341 Weigh out, outweigh, 429 Well, an expression applied to the dead, 233 What, for what? why? 674 What the good year! an exclamation, 80 When an exclamation of impatience, 255, 636 Wherein, in that, 147 Whiles, until, 213 Whipping-cheer, flogging, 312 Whoop, do me no harm, a tune or burden, 228 Widow-hood, a dower, 169 Wilderness, wildness, 56 Wild mare, the game of see-saw, 300 Will you take eggs for money? proverbial for will Wimpled, hooded, veiled, for Winchester goose, a venereal pustule, 337 Windows, eye-lids, 416, 591, 710 Winter-ground, a technical term for protecting a Wis, I, certainly, truly, 135 Wish, to commend, 165, 652 Wisp of straw, a punishment for a scold, 380 Wit, knowledge, wisdom, 84, 131, 341 Wit, whither wilt? a proverbial saying, 158 Wit-snapper, one who affects repartee, 139 With the manner, in the fact, 97 Vice, a character or buffoon of the Moralities, 281, Wittol, a contented cuckold, 37 Yeoman, a sheriff's officer, 296 Yes; keep you warm, 170 Yield, to report, 656 You may, you may, you have full liberty to divert Youngest wren of nine, 208 ZANY, a fool or gull, 110, 201 Yerk, to jerk, to thrust with a quick motion, 329, 460 Zed, an unnecessary letter, 223 THE END. JOHN CHILDS AND SON, PRINTERS. |