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670 GLOSSARY
breme, breem, cold, chill, rough, harsh, vii
vii 40, S C Feb 43, Dec 148
bren, brenne, to burn, in III 34 brent,
preU x, ix 10, iii 1 47, pa part S C May
267, ppl adj 1 xi 28, R T 19
brere, briar, in 1 46, S C May 10, Amor
Son 26
brickie, fragile, brittle, iv x 39, R T 499
bridale? wedding, wedding feast, iv. xi 9, v
II 3, Prot h 17
brigandine, a small, light vessel for fighting,
iv II 16, Mutop 84
brigant, brigand, vi x 39
brim, edge (of shield), iv III 34, edge (of
horizon), v ix 35 , edge, limit, vi VII 26
brimston, II x 26
britch, breeches, Three Lett p 625 cf
breche
bnae, bryze, gadfly (mod breeze), vi 1 24,
Worlds Vamtte 24
broad-blazed, widespread, widely proclaimed,
1 X II
brocage, pimping, procuration, S C p 416,
Hubberd 851
broch, to begin, commence, iii 1 64
brode, abroad, afar, 1 iv 16, iv III 5
brond, brand (of lightning), 1 viu. 21 ,
sword, brand, 1 iv 33, II viu 22, 37
bronds = embers, brands, II vii 36
brondiron, sword, III xu 24, iv iv 32, vi
VIIL 10.
brood, parentage, extraction, lineage, race, 1
III 8, x 64, II VII 8?, v VII 31
brooding, breeding, v xi 23
brooke, to endure, bear, remain, III iv 44,
iv II 40, vi iv 21
broome, broom (plant), vi ix 5
brouze, twig, III, x 45
brouzed, pa part eaten (by cattle), S C
Feb 236
brunt, stroke, assault, II vm 37, v. xi 59,
S C p 427, Amor xii. at the instant b =
suddenly, at starting, vi. xi 9
brusd, to, see tobrusd
brust, to burst, S C p 4^5 , pret in 1 48,
viii 25, v vui 22, Worlds Vamtte 80, pa
part broken, burst, iv iv 41, v xi 31,
Past. Elegit 106, pres. part brusting, iii
iii 19*
bruted, bruited, noised abroad, Hubberd 188
brutenesse brutishnesse, brutality, stupidity,
II viu 12, iv vii 45, Teares 270
bubble glss, glass as thin as a bubble, R T
50
buckle, to make ready, gird oneself (in
armour), v xi 10, reft v VII 16, vi viu. 12
buegle, glass beads, S C Feb 66
buffe, blow, stroke, 1 II 17, xi 24, II II
33
bug, apparition, goblin (cf mod bugbear), II
III. 20, xu 25
bugle, wild ox or buffalo, 1 vm 3
bulke, hull or hold ot a ship, v xi 29
bullion, solid gold or silver, m 1 32
Bunduoa, Boadicea, II x 54
burdenous, heavy severe, v VII 19, S C
May 132
burganet, steel cap used by infantry, especially
pikemen, II viu 45, m v 31, Mutop 73
burgein, to bud, VII VII 43
busket, small bush, S C May 10
buskin, high boot, 1 vi 16, = tragedy, S. C
Oct II3
busse, a kiss, III x 46
but, unless, S C May 265 , only, S C Aug
II2. but i/"-unless, in III 16, iv vm 23,
S C Sept 143
buzome, yielding, unresisting, obedient, 1 xi
37, in II 23 vi viii 12, S C Sept 149,
Hubberd 626
by-, see biby-accident,
side issue, p 407
by and by, immediately, 1 x 1, II vu 20,
J vm. 4, Hubberd 1092 , in succession, one by
one?, VII vu 27
byddmg base, see bace sb
by-disputation, incidental argument, Three
! Lett p 624
bynempt, named, mentioned, S C July 214,
declared, uttered (on oath), promised, II 1
60, S C Nov, 46 (Glosse beqliuethed)
byte, to eat, 1 1 23
Byze, Byzantium, R R 296
C
cabinet, arbour, bower, II xu 83, S C Dec
17, cottage, dwelling, Daphn 558
ceerule, deep blue, azure, Gnat 163
caitiue, caytiue, sb villain, wretch, nil,
viu 37
oaitiue, caytiue, adj captive, 1 vu 19, ix
II, mean, base, II III 35, in vu 16
calammt, an aromatic herb of the genus
Calamintha, in II 49
call, sb netted cap or head-dress, 1 vui 46
campbora, a tree or plant which yields camphor,
III u 49
carmariok, cambric, Three Lett p 625
oamus, oamis, a light, loose dress of silk, a
chemise, shirt, tunic, II III 26, v v 2