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GLOSSARY.
The Faerie Queene is referred to by book, canto, and stanza, thus: in. iv. 41.
Cross-references are not as a rule given to variant spellings showing the following interchanges
of letters: 1, y; e, ee, ea; 0, oa, 00; w, w; s, z; c, s.
aby 2 for abide (q.v.), abide by, submit to
vi. ii. 19.
a, in: a Gods name p. 418, S. C. Sept. 100, abysse, gulf, interior, Worlds Vanitie 66.
Hubberd ill, Three Lett. pp. 611, 626,629, accident, attribute, Two Lett. p. 639.
Two Lett. p. 639.
accloy, to clog, choke; to encumber, render
aband, to abandon, 11. x. 65.
heavy, 11. vii. 15, S. C. Feb. 135; accloid,
abase, to lower, 11. i. 26,iv.vi.3,vi.vi. 31, viii. 5. pa. part., Elegie 2.
abashed, pa. part, astonished, 1. xii. 29; dis­ aocompt, accoumpt, sb. account, vi. viii. 22,
comfited, 11. iv. 8.
p. 419, Hubberd 307, S. C. Oct. Arg. 7.
abashment, fear, astonishment, 111. viii. 16,34.1 accompted, pa. part, accounted, considered,
abate, to diminish, decrease, tr., 1. iii. 7, 11. ii. 1. x. 6.
19, v. ix. 35 ; to depress, Hubberd 256. accord, sb. consent, agreement, 11. iv. 21, ix.2.
abeare, refl to comport oneself, v. xii. 19, accord, vb. to agree, S. C. Feb. Arg. 7; pa.
vi. ix. 45.
part. iv. ix. 40; to reconcile, iv. v. 25.
abet, sb. instigation, abetment, iv. iii, n. accordaunce, agreement, 111. iii. 30, v. viii.
abet, vb. to support, uphold, 1. x. 64, iv. iii. 6, 14.
vi. v. 22.
according, according to, 1. x. 50, xii. 15, 11.
abide, to attend, 1. v. 17; to await, remain, iv. 26, xi. II ; accordingly, 11. x. 71.
rest, stop, in. v. 11, v. viii. 5, Two Lett. p. 635; accoste, accoaste, to adjoin, border on, v. xi.
pret. (1) abid, HI. iv. 32, (2) abode, 111. xii. I 42 j to fly near to or skim along the,ground,
37 J to abide by, accept, v. i. 25 ; to endure, vi. ii. 32.
suffer, 11. i. 20, Thest. 154.
accoumpt, vb. to take into account, considera­
abie, see aby.
tion, Amor. Son. 26.
abiect, to cast down, throw down (with idea ace our age, accdurage, to encourage, 11. ii.
of degradation), in. xi. 13, v. ix. 9.
38, in. viii. 34.
abode, sb. delay, 111. viii. 19; stay, 11. i. 1. accourting, pres. part, entertaining (courte­
abolish, to annul, destroy, 11. iv. 45.
ously), ii. ii. 16.
abord, aboord, alongside, in. x. 6; abroad, accoustrement, apparel, Hubberd 672.
,adrift, astray,Hubberd324, R. R. 185 ; abroad, accoy,pa. part, accoyd, accoied, to appease,
across, Gnat 46.
soothe, iv. viii. 59; to daunt, subdue,S. C. Feb.
abouto, about, 1. ix. 36.
47-
aboue, upstairs, iv. xii. 20.
accoyl, to gather together, assemble, 11. ix. 30.
abray, for abrayd (see next), to awake (intr.), accrew, to collect, combine, iv. vi, 18; to in­
iv. vi. 36.
crease, v. v. 7, R. R. 207; to come as an
abrade, abrayd, pret. abrayd, to awake, addition or increase, S. C. p. 417, Clout 655.
arouse, startle, in. i. 61, x. 50, xi. 8, iv. iv. 22. accusement, accusation, v. ix. 47.
abridge, to cut off, cut short, Daphn. 445. accustom, to be used, wont, 111. i. 13.
abridgement, cutting short, in. viii. 2. achates, provisions, 11.ix.31.
abuse, sb. injury, wrong, 11. v. 21,
acquainted, pret. became acquainted, Elegie
abuse, vb. to deceive, 1. i. 46,11. i. Arg. 19, 13'-
Muiop. 277; to ill-treat, misuse, vi. i. 22. acquit, to free, release, deliver, v. iv. 39, viii.
abusion, deception, n. xi. 11, iv. i. 7, v. xii. 6; pa.part. (1) acquit, 1. vii. 52, Amor. Son.
40, Hubberd 1363; disgrace, discredit, Hubberd 42 ; (2) aoquight, 11. xii. 3; to perform, act,
220.
refl. vi. ii. 24.
aby, abie adamant, diamond (fig.), crystal, iv.xi. 31.
adamant rocke, hard rock, 1. vii. 33.
adaw, to daunt, subdue, in. vii. 13, v. ix. 35,
S. C. Feb. 141; to become subdued, iv. vi. 26;
1 , to pay the penalty for, expiate, 11.
iv. 40, viii. 33, iv. vi. 8 ; to endure, suffer, 111.
iv. 38, R.T, 101; to endure, to remain, in.
vii 3, x ,. 3, VII. vi. 24.