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662 GLOSSARY
adawed, adaw'd,/>a part daunted, terrified,
v v 45, S C, Feb3 I41
adayes, daily, S C March 42
addeeme, to award, adjudge, v 111 15, vi viu
22
addoom, to adjudge, VII VH 56
addresse, skill, dexterity, Hubberd 1202
addresse, vb to prepare, direct (refl), 1 v
6, iv viu 10, v 111 4, to direct one's course
{reft ), in iv 6, x 40, Hubberd 657, to clothe
(refl), vi ix, 36 addrest,pa,part prepared,
ready, set up, iv 111 14, vi ix 40, S C Aug
128, Bellay 61, Clout 562, Past Elegit 106,
p 550, arrayed, clothed, equipped, armed,
1 11 11, HI vi 39
adioyned, pret approached, drew near, 111 vii
42
admirable, wonderful, 1 vii 36
admiraunce, admiration, v x 39
admire, to wonder, wonder at, 11 Prol 4, iv
v 38, vi vui 27
adnihilate, to annihilate, destroy, Two Lett
P 635
adore, to adorn, iv xi 46
adorne, adornment, iii xii 20
adowne, adv down, 1 vii 24, vi viu 49,
Past, Aeglogue 132, Hubberd 1186, prep 1
vn 31.
adrad, adred(de), pa part frightened, 1 1
1 62,iv 111 25, vm 47, Gnat 304, R R 232,
adrad, pret was afraid, v 1 22
aduantaged, pret benefited, Three Lett p
612
aduatmce, to extol, praise, 1 v 16, S C Oct
47, Nov 7, to claim, ii iv 36, aduaunst,
pa part, moved, impelled, 11 1 20
aduentnre, sb enterprise, 1 ix 6; chance,
accident, iv 11 20,111 20, v viii 15
aduenture, aduenter, vb to attempt, ven
ture, v iv 31, Hubberd 1005, Three Lett p
623
aduewed, pa part, viewed, surveyed, v 111
20
aduise, auise, -ze, to perceive, view, notice,
look at, 1 v 40, 11 ix. 38, 59, xii 66, iii ix
23, xu 10, iv 11 22, iv 25, vi xn 16, to
consider, bethink oneself, remember (often
refl), 1 1 33,111 19, vm 15,11 Prol 2, vi
27, in 1 18, 11 22, 111 6, 59, iv xu 28, vi
xn. 12, vii vi 21, Hubberd 1238, to advise,
iv viii 58
aduisement, advice, counsel, consideration,
1 iv 12, ii v 13, ix 9, p 412, S C Oct Arg
16, Hubberd 176, Two Lett p 635
adward, sb award, iv x 17
adward, vb to award, iv xii 30
aegide shield, the aegis or shield of Minerva,
Mutop 321
rmule, to emulate, rival, Clout 72, 73
aerie, aerial, in the air, 11 111 19
Aetion, pseudonym = Drayton, Clout 444
Aetn', Etna, volcano, HI 11 32
afarrs, afar, Elegie 167
afeared, affeard, ppl adj frightened, afraid,
II 111 45, in x 52, iv 1 50
afPamisht, ppl adj hungry loue-affamisht,
Amor Son 88
affeare, to frighten, n 111 20
affect, sb kind feeling, affection, passion, vi
i 45, v 24, Past Aeglogue 46, Amor Son
6 , imitation, counterfeit, Love 180
affect, vb to like, have a preference for, vi vi
7, x 37
affection, passion, 11 iv 34, xi 1, in in 1, vi
vi 7
affectionate, pa part well a = having
become very affectionate, well beloved, in
III 62
affiance, betrothal, 11 iv 21
afflde, see affy
affixed, fixed, set, 111 11 11
afflicted, ppl adj cast down, humble, Amor
Son 2
afford, affoord, to bestow, give, ii viii 19,
vi 1 26, to consent, 11 vi 19
affrap, to strike, 11 1 26, in 11 6
affray, sb fear, terror, v x 19
affray, vb to frighten, terrify, 111 v 27, S C
June (Glosse, p 443)
affray, pa part, frightened, afraid, v ix 24
affrended, pa part made friends, reconciled,
iv 111 50
affret, encounter, onslaught, m ix 16, iv 11
15,111 6,11
affright, sb fear, fright, 11 111 19, xi 16
affright, pa part frightened, II v 37
affront, to face, confront, oppose, attack, I
vni 13, iii iv 7, iv iii 22
affy, to betroth, espouse, vi 111 7, affide,-yde,
pa part iv viii 53, v 111 2, vi 111 49, entrusted,
v v 53
aflot, in a state of overflow or submersion,
Bellay 119
afore, before, beforehand, in front, 1 xii 1, iv
vii 7, v v 3, xii 6, R R 258
afore hand, formerly, H Love 186
afterclaps, unexpected strokes or events,
Hubberd 332
after-send, to pursue, send after, 1 v 10
agaat, aghast, pret frightened, terrified, 1 ix
2i, 111 v 3, vii vi 52
age, iv 111 43 See quiet age