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Amor Son 11, Proth 100, to expiate, iv
vi 25, to determine, VII vii 38, to discbarge,
acquit oneself of, Daphn 535, Amor
Son 80
assurance, certainty, 111 iv 9, security, v xi
35
assure, to secure, keep safe (also fig ), 11 viii
30, iii 11 23, v xii 2, to be sure, assert, 11 x
8, to make sure of, have confidence n, Bellay
87
assynd, pret pointed out, 1 VII 28
astart, astert, to start up, 111 11 29, to happen
to, befall, S C Nov 187
astate, state, condition, S C Sept 24
astond, astound, ppl adj stunned, amazed,
1 11 31, vii 7, Daphn 314
astomed, ppl adj = pa part of astony,
stunned, 1 11 15, S C July 227, astonished,
Bellay 113
astonish, to stun, iv viii 43
astonying, ppl adj causing amazement, confounding,
v 11 54
astound, pret struck, iv vii 9
astrofell, astrophel, a bitter substance, per
haps astrophyllum star-leaf, or Aster Trtpo'
hum Daphn 346, Past Elegte 196
Astrof ell,pseudonym = Sir Philip Sidney, Clout
449,45c
atchieuen, to finish, conclude (successfully), 1
v 1
atonce, attonce, immediately, 1 111 5, xi 13,
together, 111 111 40, x 17, already, S C Feb
38
atone, attone, together, 11 1 42, 111 ix 2,
iv iv 14, ix 30, v xi 43, S C May 30,
Teares 418, agreed, united, 11 1 19, agreement,
Clout 843, at once, immediately, iv
xii 9
attach, pret, pa part attacht, -ed, to seize,
iv ix 6, v v 18, vi vii 35,36, to attack,
III viii 33, vi 111 10
attame, to reach, manage, iv vn 2 7,vi vm 15
attaint, to sully, stain, 1 vu 34, iv 1 5
attemper, to moderate, regulate, 11 11 39, xm
51, to attune, bring into harmony, 11 xu 71,
S C Apr 5, JuneS
attempted, tempted, v xi 63
attendement, intention, vi vi 18
attent, sb attention, iii ix 52, vi ix 37
attent, ppl adj attentive, intent, vi ix 26
attone, see atone
attonement, agreement, concord, reconciliation,
v viii 21
attones, together, S C March 53
attrapt,furmshed,dressed(ofahorse),iv iv 39
attribute, vb v iv 28
GLOSSARY. 665
atweene, adv in between, Clout 81, Eptth
'55
atweene, atwene, prep, between, 11 1 58,
vi vi 37
atwixt, adv in between, at intervals, III xu 2
aumayld, pa part enamelled, 11 111 27
autenticall, authentic, iv xii 32
autentique, authentic, Two Lett p 640,
author, iii vi 9
auaile, sb value, profit, benefit, v. r 49, S, C
Nov 87, Hubberd 1204
auaile, auale, vb to fall, sink, descend, lower,
1 1 21, iv 111 46,5 C Jan 73, Feb 8, Sept
251, to dismount, alight, 11 ix 10
auaunt, to advance, 11 111 6, to depart, be off,
vi vi 21
auauntage, advantage, II v 9
auenge, revenge, iv 1 52,11 15
auengement, vengeance, I iv 34, II iv 6,
III v 24, Hubberd 1317
auentre, to push, thrust forward, III I 28, iv
111 9, vi 11
auise, auize, &c , see aduise
amsefull, attentive, observant, iv vi 26
auoided, pa part emptied, II ix 32, departed,
withdrawn, III 1 58
auouche, to prove, establish, I x 64, to state,
maintain, Two Lett pp 618, 639
auoure, avowal to make a «to answer for,
vi III 48
auow, to vow, III iv 10
awaite, sb watch, ambush, iv x 14, v ix 9
aware, wary, alert, v xi 13
awarned, pa part warned, III x 46
awayes, away, Gnat 430
awhape, to terrify, iv vn 5,v xi 32, Hubberd
72
ay, ever, III I 60, in xi 41, S C Feb 198
ayer, air, Teares 118
aygulet, see aglet
ayme, sb intention, design, II vi 10
aymed, ppl adj intended, desired, II iv 46,III
vn 40
ayrie, airy, v viii 34 Cf ayer
B
babe, doll, S C May 240
bable, bauble, toy, Three Lett p 624
bace, sb prisoner's base, v viii 5;, to bid
bace = to challenge, in xi 5, bydding base
prisoner's base, S C Oct 5
bace, adj low, deep, i v 31, II xii 8, III u
backbite, to slander, Hubberd 719
backstartmg, starting back, v xi 6L