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666 GLOSSARY
baffuld, disgraced as a perjured knight, v
in 37, vi II Arg 27
baid, see bay |
baile, sb charge, custody, vii vi 49, pledge,
security, S C May 131
baile, vb to deliver, liberate, iv IX 7
bait, bayt, to bait (a bull, &c ), I xu 35, II
viii 42, vi v 19
baite, to feed on a journey, II32 ,
balduotum, trashy, rubbishy, Three Lett,'
PP 619, 623
bale 1 {for baile, qv), release, S C Aug
bale 2 , injury, fatal influence, ii 16, S C
Nov 84, sorrow, grief, I II 28, ix 29, n
ii 45, vi x 3,8
bale 3 , fire (cf, bale 2 ), I ix 16
balefull, harmful, injurious, deadly, 1 II 2,
III III 8, subjectively, full of pain, painful,
S C Jan 27
balefulnesse, distress, sorrow, II xu 83
balke,sb (fig ), omission, exception, lit ridge
or piece of land left unploughed by accident,
vi xi 16
balke, vb to quibble, bandy words, in II 12 ,
to stop short, refrain, iv x 25, to miss,
stray from, S C Sept 93, to he out of the
way, Hubberd 268
ball, to bawl, howl, S C Sept 190
ballance patreof b = balances, scales, v 1
II,II 30
balleardes, billiards, Hubberd 803
ban, banne, vb to curse, iv ix 9, v vm
28, 39, vi II 21 pret band, v II 18, xi
12 , pa part band, H Love 184
band, sb bond, vi xn 36 , pledge, vi 1 31,
captivity, bondage (also plur), iv xi I, vi
xn 39
band, vb¹ to assemble, 1 iv 36
band, vb² to ban, banish, iii II 41
bandog, mastiff, bloodhound, S C Sept 163,
Gnat 540
bane, destruction, death, II xi 29
banes, banns, I xii 36
banket, banoket, banquet, I xi 2, in vi 22,
iv II 20
banne, sb curse, III vii 39
barmerall, small streamer attached to lance
of knight, vi II 26
barbes, armour of war horse, II II II
barbican, watch tower, II ix 2*5
bard, adorned with bars, II III 27
bare, pret, bore, II II 5, v Prol I, S C
Dec 124.
basciomani, kissing of the hand, in 1 $6
base', lower part, v ix 16, pedestal, Bellay 44
base ², bass voice, lowtdeep sound, it xu 33,
a bass singer, T M 28
basen, Basin b wide = as wide as a basin,
Hubberd 670
basenesse, low estate, condition, vi III 1
basenet, a steel headpiece, vi 1 31
bases l , a plaited skirt appended to the doublet,
reaching from the waist to the knee, v v 20
bases 2 bases light = sportive races, \ 1 x 8
bash, to be abashed, daunted, II iv 37
bastard, base, I vi 24,II III 42
baste, to sew, stitch, v v 3
bate 1 , to abate, diminish, v ix 35, Epigrams
p 607
Interpret bit, II v 7
bate 3 , pa p irt fed (cf baite), S C Sept
44.
bate 4 , to bait (cf bait), vi II 40
batt, bat, stick, club, Gnat 154, Hubberd 217
battailous, ready for bittle, warlike, pug
nacious, 1 v 2, n VIL 37, III III 47, v v 21,
vi II 41
batteilant, engaged in battle, combatant,
Worlds Vamtte 101
battill, to become fit, vi vii 38
batton, club, baton, vi vii 46
bauldrick, baudricke, belt, girdle, i vii 29,
II III 29, Proth 174, the zodiac, viewed
as a gem-studded belt, v 1 II
bay, sb extremity, vi i 12 at, unto a b =
at close quarters, iii 1 22, iv vi 41
bay, vb to bay, bark, 1 v 30, Gnat 345
pret baid, R T 215
baye, to bathe (cf embay, i ix 13, &c),
i II 3
bayes, baies, laurels (Jig ), iv 1 47, vi vi 4
baylieffe errant, a sheriffs offirer going
about the country executing writs, &c, vi
vii 35
bayt, sb bait, enticement, artifice, II v 9, II
10, vi ix 23
bayt, vb' to abate, let rest (see bate '), II xii
29
bayt, vb 2 to speak gently or with bated breath,
iii x 6
bayted, pa part fed, Three Lett 621
bazil, a genus of aromatic, shrubby plants
(Ocymum, N O Labtatce), Mmop 188
be, bee, been, pa part iv III 21, s C Sept
146
beades, bedes, prayers bidding his b =
saying his prayers, II 30, x 3
bead-men, men of prayer, I x 36
beadroll, list, iv II 32
beame 1 , gleam, glitter (fig), I xii 23, II II
45 , ray. glance (fig ), Clout 493, 518