Opal, a precious stone of almost Pastry, the room where pastry was possessed, acquainted with, fully (racter Patched, in a parti-coloured coat Possessed, afflicted with madness Opinion, obstinacy, conceii, cha- Path, to walk Potch, to push violently Patine, a dish used with the cha- Power, forces, an army stratagem (able arts Order, measures Pattern, instance, example Practise, to employ unwarrant- Practisants, confederates in ra- tagerns [tatiously, to pitime Osprey, a kind of eagle Pay, to beat, to hit Prank, to adorn, to dress osten. Peat, a word of endearment Precedent, original draft Precept, a justice's warrant Precisian, a great pretender to Overture,opening or discovery (ort Peevish, foolish sanctity (vance Ounce, a small tiger, or tiger.cat Peize, to balance, to keep in sus. Prefer, to recommend, to ad Onuph, fairy, goblin pense, to weigh down Pregnancy, readiness {apposite Pennons, small flags (derable Pregnant enemy, the enemy of mankind Perfect, certain, well informed established [a public room Presence, dignity of mien, fora, (figure Pretence, design, intention Pervert, to a vert [es Pretended, purposed or intended Pack, combined, an accomplice Pew-fellow, a companion Prevent, to anticipate Packing, plotting, underhand Pheere. See Feere [or curry Prick, the point on the dia! Paddock, toad [contrivance Pheeze, to teaze or beat, to comb Pricks, prickles, skewers Pagan, a loose, vicious person Pia mater, the membrane cover. Pride, haughty power Pageant, a dumb show ing the substance of the brain Prig, to filch Prime, youth, the vigour of life (portant Primer, more urgent, more im- Picking, piddling, insignificant Primero, a game at cards pal of women Palled, vapid Piece, a word of contempt for a Principals, rafters of a building Palmers, holy pilgrims Piel'd, shaven (woman Princox, a coxcomb, or spoiled Palmy, victorious Pight, pitched, fixed Probal, probable child Palter, to juggle, or shuffle Pilcher, a pilche, the scabbard Process, summons Paper, to write down, or ap- Pilled, pillaged [eye Procure, to bring point by writing Pin and web, disorders of the Prodigious, portentous, ominous Paper, written securities Pinnace, a small ship of burden Proface, much good may it do you Parcel, reckon up (parts Pix, a small chest in which the Profane, love of talk, gross of Parc l-gilt, gilt only on certain consecrated host was kept language (coming Parish-top, a large top formerly Placket, a petticoat Profession, end and purpose of kept in every village to be Plugue, to punish Progress, a royal journey of state whipped for exercise Plain song, the chant, in plano Project, to shape or form Paritor, an apparitor, an officer Plainly, openly (cantu Prompture,suggestion, temptation of the bishop's court Plaited, complicated, involved Prone, sometimes bumble Prone, forward (hood Parlous, perilous Plant, the foot Proof, confirmed state of man. Parlous, keen, shrewd Platforms, plans, schemes Propagate, to advance or improve Part, to depart Plavsive, gracious, pleasing, po- Propagation, getting Partake, to participate Pleached, folded together (pular Proper, well-looking, handsome Partaker, accomplice, confede. Plot, piece or portion Proper.false, proper or fair, and Parted, shared (rate Point, a metal hook fastened to false or deceitful Parted, endowed with parts the hose or breeches Propertied, taken possession of Participate, participant, partici- Point, the utmost height Properties, incidental necessaries Purtizan, a pike Ipating Point-de-vice, with the utmost to a theatre Parts, party possible exactness Property, due performance Property, a thing quite at disposal Propose, to image, to imagine Pashed, bruised, crushed Polled, bared, cleared [fumes Proposing, conversing (state Pass, to decide, to assure or Pomander, a ball made of per- Propriety, regular and proper convey [common bounds Pomewater, a species of apple Prorogue, to lengthen or prolong Pass, to exceed, to go beyond Poor john, hake dried and salted Provand, provender (vence Passed, excelling, past all ex. Popinjay, a parrot Provencial, Provencal, frorn Propression or bounds Popularity, plebeian intercourse Provincial, belonging to one's pro- Provost, sheriff or gaoler (vince Prane, to plume Puck, or hobgoblin in fairy Purchase, stolen goods understand Wrchased, acquired by unjust Rear-mouse, a bat Royalty, nobleness, supreme ex. methods Reason, discourse cellence Welieu, border, enclosure Reason, to talk, to argue for (ment Roynish, mangy or scabby uriuivants, heralds (knowledge Rebeck, an oid musical instru- Ruddock, the redbreast [boots w to know, compelled to ac. Receiving, ready apprehension Ruff, the folding of the tops of tter-on, one who instigates Receipt, receptacle Ruffle, to riot, to create disturbo ktter-out, one who places out Recheate, a sound by, which the Ruffling, rustling (ance money at interest dogs are called back (tend to Ruin, displeasure producing ruin Recollected, studied or often re. S Recure, to recover (geolet Sacred, accursed Red-lattice, the sign of an ale- Sacrificial, worshipping Refell, to refute (smoky, greasy Sadness, seriousness Safe, to render safe ualify, to lessen, moderate Regard, look Sagg or swagę, to sink down juality, confederates Regiment, government, authority Salt, tears [of a quarrel Reguerdon, recompence, return Satisfy, rest with satisfaction carrel, a quarreller, the cause Relative, nearly related, or con- Savage, silvan, uncultivated, quarry, the game after it is killed nected Savageness, wildness [wild quart d'ecu, fourth part of a Remembered, remembering Saucy, lascivious French crown (tion Remembrance, admonition San, anciently, not a proverb, but quarter, the allotted posts, sta- Remorse, pity, tenderness of heart the whole tenor of any disoourse Quat, a pimple (settled Remotion, removal or remoteness Say, silk Scuffoldage, the gallery part of the theatre (filthy Quern, a hand-mill [expedition Renege, to renounce Scald, a word of contempt, poor, Scale, to disperse, to put to flight Scaled, over-reached Scaling, weighing Scall, an old word of reproach Quick, lively, spritely, living Repugn, to resist Scamble, to scramble Scan, to examine nicely [trace Requiem, a mass for the soul of a Scant, to be deficient in, to conQuillets, law chicane (exercises person deceased Scantling, measure, proportion quintain, a post set up for various Resolve, to be firmly persuaded, Scapes of wit, sallies, irregularie Quips, reproaches and scoffs Resolve, to dissolve (satisfied Scared, frightened (ties Quire, to play in concert Respect, consideration, caution Scarfed, decorated with flags Respective, respectable, respect. Scath, destruction, harm ful, formal Scath, to do an injury Scone, a petty fortification Sconce, the head., Scotched, cut slightly Scrimens, fencers Scrip, a writing, a list Scroyles, scabby fellows Sculls, great numbers of fishes swimming together Scutched, whipt, carted Seal, to strengthen or complete Right-drann, drawn in a right Seam, lard [cause Sear, to stigmatize, to close. See Rack, the fleeting away of the Ringéd, en víroned, encircled [impress Racking, in rapid motion (clouds Ripe, come to the height Season, to temper, to infix, to Seat, throne [time Rake, to cover Rivals, partners Seated, fixed, firmly placed Sect, a cutting in gardening [dence Seeling, blinding Seeming, specious, hypocritical Seeming, seemly Seen, versed, practised Seld, seldom * Semblably, in resemblance, alike Round, rough, unceremonious Seniory, seniority Sennet, a flourish or sounding Sense, reason, natural affection, feeling, sensual passion Sensible, having sensation Sequestration, separation Sere or sear, dry Sere or 1 Serjeant, a bailiff or sheriff's of. Sometimes, formerly Stoop, a measure somewhat more Serpigo, a kind of tetter (ficer Sooth, truth than half a gallon Stover, a kind of thatch Stoup, a kind of flagon Strachy, probably some kind of domestic office Several, separated, appropriated Sort, a company, a pack, ranks Straight, immediately Sewer, an officer who placed the and degrees of men Strain, descent, lineage dishes on the table Sort, to happen, to agree Strain, difficulty, doubt Strait, narrow, avaricious Strange, odd, different form Shards, the wings of a beetle Soul-fearing, soul-appalling Strange, alien, becoming a stran. Shards, broken pots or tiles Sound, to declare or publish ger, a stranger Sharked, picked up as a shark Sound, soundly Strangely, wonderfully collects his prey Sowl, to pull by the ears Strangeness, shyness, distant be Sheen, shining, splendour, lustre Sowter, perhaps the name of a Stranger, an alien [haviour Sheer, pellucid, transparent Spanned, measured [hound Strangle, to suppress Shent, scolded, rebuked, ashamed, Specialty, particular rights Stratagem, great dreadful disgraced Sped, the fate decided Strict, hard [event Shent, to reprove harshly Speed, event [bars, &c. Strive, to contend Sheriff"s-post, a large post set up Sperr, to shut up, defend by Stuck, a thrust in fencing. See at the door of that officer for Spleen, humour, caprice, spirit, Stuff baggage (Stoccata. Stock affixing proclamations, fic. resentment (tuous speed Stuft, substance or essence Shive, a slice Spleen, violent hurry, tumul. Stuffed, plenty, more than enough Shot, shooter Spleens, inclination to spiteful Subscribe, to agree to Shovel-board, a game Spot, stain or disgrace (mirth Subscribe, to yield, to surrender Shoughs, shocks, a species of dog Spotied, wicked Subscription, obedience Shouldered, rudely thrust into Sprag, or spackt, apt to learn Submerged, whelmed under water Shrewd, having the qualities of a Spread, to stand separately Subtilty, deception Shrift, confession (shrew Sprighted, haunted Subtle, smooth, level Shrive, to confess, to call to con- sprights, spirits [horses Success, succession (cession Shut-up, to conclude [fession Springhali, a disease incident to Successive, belonging to the suc. Side-sleeves, long sleeves Springing, blooming, in the Successively, by order of succes Siege, stool, seat, rank Sprightly, ghostly spring of life Sudden, violent [sion Sight, the perforated part a Spurs, the longest and largest sufficiency, abilities Sightless, unsightly (helmet Square, to quarrel (roots of trees Suggest, to tempt, to prompt, to Sign, to show, to denote Square, regular, equitable, just, Suggestion, bint instigate Silly, simple or rustic suitable (sion, or complement Suggestions, temptatims Silly, sooth, plain, simple truth Square, compass, comprehen- Suited, dressed Sincere, honest Squarer, a quarrelsome fellow Sullen, obstinately troublesome Sinen, strength Squash, an immature reascod Summer-swelling, that which Single, weak, debile, small, void Squiny, to look asquint swells or expands in summer of duplicity or guile Squire, a square or rule Summoners, summoning officers Sink-a-pace, cinque-pace, a dance staggers, delirious perturbation Sumpter, a horse that carries ne. Sir, the designation of a parson Stale, a bait or decoy to catch cessaries on a journey Sir-reverence, corruption of Stale, a pretence (birds Superfluous, over-clothed Sith, since [sa ve-reverence Stale, to allure Superstitious, serving with superSithence, thence Stand, to withstand, to resist stitious attention [gined Sizes, allowances of victuals Standing bowls, bowls elevated Supposed, counterfeited, ima Skains-mates, loose companions on feet **. [hawk Sure, safe, out of danger, surely Skirr, to scour, to ride hastily Stannyal, the common stone-Sur-reined, over-worked, or rid. Slack, to neglect Star, a scar of that appearance Suspire, to breathe [den Slave, to treat as a slave [the silk Stark, stiff Swaggerer, a roaring, fighting Sleave, the ravelled knotty part of Starkly, stiffly fellow (brown Sledded, riding in a sled or sledge Starred, destined. Swart, or swarth, black, or dark Slights, arts, subtle practices State, a chair with a canopy Swarth, or swath, as much grass Slips, a contrivance of leather, to state, standing (over it or corn as a mower cuts down start two dogs at the same time State, official state, dignity at one stroke of his scythe Sliver, to cut a piece or slice States, persons of high rank Swashing, noisy, bullying Slops, loose breeches, or trow. Station, the act of standing Snath, the dress of a new-born sers, tawdry dress - Statist, statesman child (mentum Slough, the skin which the ser- Statue, a portrait Sway, the whole weight, mox pent annually throws off Staves, the wood of the lances Smeeling, a species of apple Slower, more serious Stay, a hinderer, a supporter Swift, ready lessly, imperfectly, to obscure Sticking-place, the stop in a ma. Swoop, the descent of a bird of Smilingly, with signs of pleasure Sticklers, arbitrators, judges, prey ** Smirched, soiled or obscured sidesmen (tized Smoothed, to stroke, to caress, to stigmatical, marked or stigma. T. fondle Stigmatick, one on whom nature (tended Sneck-up, a cant-phrase, “go Stilly, gently, lowly Tables, table-books, memoran. Snuff, hasty anger (hang yourself Stint, to stop, to retard Tabourine, a small drum (dums Snuffé, dislikes Stith, an an vil Tag, the lowest of the populace Soil, spot, turpitude, reproach Stoccata, a thrust or stab with a Taint, to throw a slur upon Solely, alone Stock, a term in fencing (rapier Take, to strike with a disease, * Solicit, courtship Stock, stocking blast (better & Solicit, to excite Soliciting, information Stomach, passion, pride, stub. Take-in, to conquer, to get the Solidares, an unknown coin born resolution, constancy, re- Take-up, to contradict, to call u Take-up, to levy (an account course Vice, grasp peace officer Tall, stout, bold, courageous Topless, that which has nothing Vaward, the fore part Velure, velvet Venen, a bout, a term in fencing Tame, ineffectual Touch, sensation, sense, or feel-Vengeance, mischief Tame snake, a contemptible fel- ing Vent, rumour, matter for dislow Touch, exploit or stroke Tamed, flat, spiritless Touch, a spice or particle Ventages, the holes of a flute Tarre,' to stimulate, to excite, Touch, touchstone Venys, hits in fencing provoke Touches, features Verbal, verbose, full of talk Tartar, Tartarus, the fabled Touched, tried Verify, to bear true witness place of future punishment Tonard, in a state of readiness Very, immediate Task, to keep busied with scru. Toys, rumours, idle reports, fan- Via, a cant phrase of exultation ples cies, freaks of imagination Vice, the fool of the old moralities Tasked, taxed Toze, to pull or pluck Vice, to advise Taurus, sides and heart in medi- Trace, to follow cal astrology Trade, a custom, an established Vie, to contend in rivalry Tandry, a kind of necklaces habit Vied, bragged worn by country girls Tradition, traditional practices Vienless, unseen, in visible Ta.cation, censure or satire Traditional, adherent to old cus- Villain, a worthless fellow, a serT'een, sorrow, grief toins vant Temper, to mould like wax Trail, the scent left by the pas- Virginalling, playing on the vir. Temper, temperament, constitu- sage of the game ginal, a spinnet tion Traitress, a term of endearment Virtue, the inost efficacious part, Temperance, temperature Tranect, a ferry valour Tempered, rendered pliable Translate, to transfer, to explain Virtuous, salutiferous Tend, to attend upon, to wait for Trash, a hunting phrase, to cor- Virtuous, belonging to goodTender, to regard with affection Travel, to stroll (rect breeding Tend'ring, watching with ten. Traverse, a term in military ex- Vixen, or fixen, a female fox derness ercise Vizaments, advisements Yoluntary, voluntarily Votarist, supplicant Vor, tone or voice Tested, brought to the test Trick, trick of the times Vulgar, common Testern, gratify with a tester, Trick, peculiarity of voice, ce, Vulgarly, publicly or sixpence &c. U. Umber, a dusky yellow-coloured earth Theorick, theory Triumphs, masques, revels pub. Umbered, discoloured by the Then s, muscular strength lic exhibitions gleam of fire Thick, in quick succession Trojan, cant word for a thief Unaccustomed, unseemly, indeThick-pleached, thickly inter- Troll, to dismiss trippingly from cent the tongue Unaneled, withont extreme unc. Thill, the shafts of a cart Trol-my-dames, a game Unavoided, unaroidable Unbarbed, untrimmed, unshaven Thrasonical, boastful, bragging Truth, honesty Unbated, not blunted Thread, fibre or part Tucket, or tucket sonnuance, a Unbolt, to open, explain Thread, to pass through flourish Unbolted, coarse !) Three-man-beetle, an implement Turlygood, or turlupin, a species Unbookish, ignorant used for driving piles of gipsy Unbreathed, unexercised, unThree pile, rich velvet Turn, to become acescent practised Thrift, a state of prosperity Turquoise, a precious stone Uncape, to dig out, a term in Throes, emits as in parturition Twangling, an expression of con- fox-hunting Thrum, the extremity of a weav. tempt Uncharged, unattacked er's warp Twigging, wickered Unclew, to draw out, to exhaust Thrumm d, made of coarse wool. Tyed, limited, circumscribed Uncoined, real, unrefined, unalen cloth Type, distinguishing mark, show dorned Tib, a strumpet or emblem Unconfirmed, unpractised in the Tickle, ticklish Tything, division of a place, a ways of the world Tickle-brain, some strong liquor - district Under generation, the antipodes Tight, handy, adroit Undergo, to be subject to Tightly, cleverly, adroitly V. Under-skinker, a tapster, an unTilly-valley, an interjection of derdrawer contempt Vail, to condescend to look, to Undertaker, one who takes upon Filth, tillage let down, to bow, to sink himself the quarrel of another Timeless, untimely Vailing, lowering Underwrite, to subscribe, to obey inct, tincture Vain, vanity Under-wrought, under-worked, Tire, head-dress Vain, light of tongue, not vera undetermined Tire, to fasten, to fix the talons cious Undeserving, undeserved on Valance, fringed with a beard Unearned, not deserved Tire, to be idly employed on Validity, value Ineath, scarcely, not easily Tired, adorned with ribands Vanity, illusion Unexpressive, inexpressible Tod, to yield or produce a tod, or Vantage, convenience, opportu- Unhappy, mischievously waggish, twenty-eight pounds nity, advantage unlucky Tokened, spotted as in the plague Vantbrace, armour for the arm Unhidden, open, clear Toll, to enter on the toll-book Varlet, a servant or footman to Unhoused, free from domestio Tolling, taking toll a warrior cares Tomboy, a masculine, forward Vast, waste, dreary [fore Unhouseled, not having received girl Vaunt, the avant, what went be- the sacrament woven tion Unimproved, not guided by know-Waist, the part between the quar. Wish, to recommend ledge or experience ter-deck and the forecastle Wit, to know Union, a species of pearl Waist, the middle Witch, to charm, to bewitch Unkind, contrary to kind or na- Walk, a district in a forest Wits, senses ture Wannion, vengeance Wittol, knowing, conscious of Unmastered, licentious Ward, posture of defence Witty, judicious, cunning Unored, that which has no Ward, guardianship. Woe, to be sorry (deeply owner Warden, a species of pears Woman, to affect suddenly and Unpregnant, not quickened Warder, guard, sentinel Woman-tired, hen-pecked Wondered, able to perform won. Woodman, an attendant on a Unquestionable, unwilling to be Water-work, water-colours forester con versed with War, to grow Woolnard, a phrase appropriated Unready, undressed Waxen, increase to pilgrims and peniten tiaries Unrespective, inattentive to con- Wealth, advantage, happiness Words, dispute, contention sequences Wear, the fashion Work, a term of fortification Unrest, disquiet Wee, little Workings, labours of thought Unrough, smooth-faced, un. Weeds, clothing World, to go to the, to be marrier bearded Ween, to think, to imagine Worm, a serpent Worship, dignity, authority Unsisting, always opening, never Weigh, to value or esteem, to Worth, wealth or fortune, the at rest deliberate value, full quota or proportion Unsmirched, clean, not defiled Welkin, the colour of the sky, Worts, cabbage Unsquared, unadapted to their blue (cellence Wot, to know subject Well-found, of acknowledged ex. Wound, twisted about Weu-liking, plump, embonpoint Wreak, resentment Wrest, an instrument for tuning Untraced, singular, not in com- Whelked, varied with protuber. the harp mon use ances Wrested, obtained by violence Untrimmed, undressed Whe'r, whether Writ, writing, composition Untruth, disloyalty, treachery Where, whereas Writhled, wrinkled Unvalued, invaluable Whiffler, an officer who walks Wrongs, the persons who wrong Up-spring, upstart first in processions Wrongs, injurious practices Urchins, hedge-hogs, or perhaps Whiles, until Wroth, misfortune Usance, usury (fairies Whip, the crack, the best Wrought, worked, agitated Use, practice long countenanced Whipstock, a carter's whip Wrung, pressed, strained by custom whirring, whirring away Use, to make a practice of White, the white mark in archery Y. Use, interest White death, the chlorosis Used, behaved Whiting-time, bleaching time, Yarely, readily, nimbly Usurping, false spring Yearns, grieves or vexes Yeasty, or yesty, foaming or froth Utter, to vend by retail Whittle, a species of knife Yeild, to inform of, condescendo Utterance, a phrase in combat, Whooping, measure or reckoning Yeild, to reward extremity Wide, remotely from, wide of the Yellowness, jealousy Wilderness, wildness [mark Yeoman, a bailiff's follower Yesty. See Yeasty 2. Zany, a buffoon, a merry andre THE END. BUNGAY: PRINTED BY J. R AND C. CHILDS. |