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lot, sb blemish, disgrace, vi xii 41, Clout
697.
blot, blotten, vb to sully, defame, blemish,
iv, 1 4, 5 1 ) v ix 38, vi xii. 28
blubbred, ppl adj tear-stained, swollen, 1
vi 9,II 1 l3,v 1 13, Daphn 551
blunt, uncultivated, vi xi 9
boad¹, to bode, indicate, vu vi 23.
boad, bode 2 , pret sojourned, dwelt, abode,
v xi 60, Hubberd 400 Cf bide l
bodrag, bo(r)dragmg, hostile incursion,
raid, II x 63, Clout 315
bollet, bullet, 1 VII 13
bolt, arrow, S C March 70
bond, pa part bound, 1 1. 3, iv vm 21,
Hubberd 133
bondage, II xi 1
bone, leg, S C March 52
bonefter, bonfire, Eptth 275
bonetto, bonnet, cap, Three Lett p 625
bongrely, bungling, slovenly, Three Lett
p 629
borne, bony, comely, beautiful, Clout 80, 96,
172
bonilasse, a beautiful girl, S C Aug 77-8
booke-redd, ppl adj educated, Hubberd 358
boone, petition, prayer, in VII 34, iv. II 50,
v ix 34
boorde, see bord
boot, gain, advantage, profit, III xi 9, v ix
10, booty, VII VII 38
boote, vb to avail, profit, 1 III 20, II 1
16, v 3, HI xi 16, iv xii 25, S C Sept
137
bootelesse, unprofitable, useless, 1 II 2 , adv
Hubberd 400
bord, boord, sb table, III x 6, Two Lett
p 636, conversation, intercourse, iv iv 13,
coast, vi xii I, at b = against, alongside,
Gnat 42
bord, boord, vb to speak, address, accost,
II II 5, iv 24, ix 2, VII 16, III III IQ , to
border on, approach, iv xi 43
bordraging, see bodrag
bore, pa part borne, iv iv 4
borrell, rude, rustic, S C. July 95
borrow, borowe, pledge, security, S C
May 131, Sept 96, Hubberd 852 by my dear
b =by our Saviour (Glosse), S C May 150
bosome, iv xi 43
bosse, projection in centie of shield, 1 II 13,
v xi. 53, Worlds Vamtie 150
bouget, bow-, leathern pouch, III x 29,
Three Lett, p 615
bought, coil, fold, knot, 1 1 15, xi. II,
Gnat 255
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boult, to sift, II iv 24
bound, to gOy lead, 1 x 67
bounse, to beat, thump, III xi 27
bounteous, virtuous, III 1 49, II 10, xI 10
bountie, -y, goodness, virtue, II III 4, 24,
in 1 49, ix 4
bountiest, most virtuous, III v 8
bountihed, bountyhed, generositv, II x 2,
III. 1 41, III 47
bourdon, burden, accompaniment (of a song),
Past Aeglogue 77
bourne, boundary, II vi 10
bout, about, vi v II
bouzmg, ppl adj drinking, tippling, 1 if.
22
boue, above, iv iv 37, R T no
bow-bent, bent like a bow, v Prol 6
bowr, muscle, 1 viii 41
bowre, sb bower, inner room, chamber, 1 1
55, III 1 58
bowre, vb to lodge, shelter, vi Prol 4, vi
x 6
boystrous, rough, rude, 1 vui 10
brace, to encompass, S C Sept 124
brag, proudly, boastfully, S C Feb 71
bragging, proud, boastful, S C Feb II5
bragly, ostentatiously, boastfully, S C March
brake, fern, bracken, II xi 22, S C Dec. 102
brame, longing, iii II 52
bransle, dance, III x 8
brast, pret burst, 1 v 31, viii 4, iii VII 40,
iv III 12, v viii 8, xi 28, Petrarch 39
braue, splendidly, finely, 1 iv 8, beautiful,
fair, II III 24, xu 83, R T 94
brauely, gaily, splendidly, II vi 13
brauery* finery, 6' C Epistle p 418, Hubberd
608, 858, Three Lett p 625
brawned, brawny, well-developed, 1 vm 41,
bray, braie, to resound, cry out, gasp out,
utter, give forth, 1. vi 7, vm II, n 1. 38, v.
xi 20
braynepan, skull, vi vi 30
breach, breaking, injury, 1 viii 34, II xii
, 56, gap, fissure, fracture, II VII 28, sobbing
breaches = sobs which break out intermittingly,
III iv 35, violation, vi II 42, Hubberd I141
breaded, braided, plaited, II II 15, m II 50
breare, briar, 1 x 35, III xi 37 See also
brere
breath'd, pret, rested, vi xi. 47.
breathfull, full of breath, iv v 38
breohe, breech, breeches, v ix 10, S 0
j Feb 242
breed, to cause, produce, 1, VII 17, iii 1. 37,
I Clout 697