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GLOSSARY 667
beame*, spear, shaft, III. VII 40
part held out hope, I xi 38, iv iv 40,
bear, totake (as a companion), 1 iv 2 {pa part called, S C Dec 54
borne), beare up = to put the helm 'up', I be-hold,to hold, retain, capture, S C Sept 229,
xii I
behoofe, advantage, profit, iv VII 37
beare, bere, bier, II xu 36, vi II 48,III behot, see benight
4, R T 191, transf tomb, sepulchre, m in behoue, to be proper, fitting, to be incum
II, trans/ corpse, burden, Past Elegie 149 bent, necessary, iv ix 31, vi v 20 be-
beame, barn, granary, Three Lett p 626 hooued, pa part, Gnat 467
beastly, adj animal, i III 44
belaccoyle, greeting, welcome, iv vi 25
beastly, adv in a disgusting manner, in vm 26 belamoure, lover, II vi 16, a flower (un­
beastlyhead, beasthood, beastliness, your b identified), Amor Son 64
= your ' beastly' self, your personality as a belamy, lover, ii VII 52
beast, S C May 265
belay, to besiege, encompass, Amor xiv
beat, to overcome, v 1 1
belayd, pa part adorned, vi II 5
beath'd, heated, iv VII 7
beldame, form of address to an aged woman,
beaupere, companion, III 1 35
in II 43
beck, nod, Three Lett p 625
belgard, kind, loving look, II III 25, in ix
beoke, beak, II xi 8
52,Beautte 256
become, to come to, go to, 1 x 16, in iv 1, belme, bilme, byliue, forthwith, qnickly,
to suit, be becoming to, 1 x 66, II II 14, immediately, 1 v 32, ix 4, n vm 18, in,
vm 23, to happen, III ix 32
1 18, v. 16, x io,5 C Sept 227
bed, to order, command, 1 ix 41 , to pray bell to bear the b — to obtain the prize, gam
(cf bid), vi v 35
the victory, iv iv 25, v 13
bedide, pret dyed, iv iv 24
bellibone, fair maid, bonny lass, S C Apr
bedight, to equip, vi v 7 bedight, pa 92, Aug 61.
part adorned, equipped, in vi 43, iv iv 39, belyde, pret counterfeited, III x 7
Gnat II3, afflicted, II vi 50, til b ==(1) bend, band, II III 27, VII 30, v v 3, S C.
stricken, n 1. 14, S C Oct 89, (2) dis May 32
figured, II VII 3
bene, beene, are, 1 1 10, in 1 26, x. 16, iv
beduck, to dip, dive, II vi 42
beetle stock, the stock or handle of a beetle
Hubberd 507
1 24,II 24, £ C Apr 124, Oct 87, Past
Elegie Introd 12, Beautie 269
benefioiall, a letter presenting to a benefice,
befall, to be fitting, 1 x 14, to occur, happen Hubberd 486
to be, Gnat 72 befeld, pa part ,iv III 50 beneuolence, gift, Hubberd 517
beforne, adv before, S C May 104 prep, bent, sb aim, purpose, intention, S C Epistle
May 160
P 417
begin, beginning, III III 21
bent, adj obedient, S C Sept 149
begor'd , stained with gore, iv xi 3 bents, stalks of reed like grass, vi iv 4
beguile, to deprive, II II 46, Hubberd 1285 , bequeathed, ppl adj committed, entrusted,
pa part disappointed, foiled, 1 xi 25 1 x 63
behalfe in this b = in this matter or respect, bere ¹ see beare
Three Lett p 619
bere
behalue, behalf, iv iv 27
be happen, to happen, v xi 52
behaue, to conduct, regulate, II II 40
beheast, behest, command, bidding, 1 vi
Arg, II II 32, in iv 31, iv ix 31, R T
73, Dapkn 137, 270, Hubberd 1308, Love 93
benight, pa part benight, to deliver, grant,
entrust,] x 50, ii viii 9, iv xi 6, to call,
name, 1 x 64, III VII 47, S C Apr 120,
May 201 , to speak, address, iv II 23, vi
38, v iv 25, to adjudge, pronounce, consider,
iv 1 44,III 31, v 7, to ordain, decide
ii III I, Mutop 241, H Love 173, to command,
II iv 43 behot, behote, pret, pa
2 , to bear, carry, iv xu 15
bereaue, to deprive of, 1 1 52, to take away,
remove, destroy, get rid of, II VII 19, v
iv 10, vi 2 beraft, pa part bereft,
robbed, iv II 10 bereaued, pa part
stolen, carried off, v. III 30, taken away, Hubberd
208
berobbed, pa part robbed, 1 vin 42, v vuu
46
beseeke, to beseech, iv III 47
beseme, beseem, to befit, become, seem, be
seemly, 1 viii 32,II ix 26, 37, in. 1 55, iv
ix 20, v v 38, S C Aug 36 beseeming,
ppl adj , Three Lett 620
beseene, pa part provided, treated, v x 17,