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6;6 GLOSSARY
dead, to deaden, deprive of force, vigour,
Epitaph (2) 38 deaded, pa part iv x 1
20, vi vii 25, xi 33
dead-doing, death-dealing, murderous, ii iii
8, Amor Son I
deadly, death-like, 1 III II, mortal, fatal, 1
vii 23, xi 49, adv III 1 38
dealth, bestows, iv 1 6
deare, sb injury, harm, 1 vii 48
deare, adj l valuable, III iv 23, (as sb ) darhng,
1 vii 16
deare, adj 2 sore grievous, II v 38, xi 34,
hard, Past Elegie 124
dearely, boldly, resolutely, II vm II, gnev
ously, at great cost, 1 iv 42, v in 36, R T
504
dearlmg, sb lover, iv viii 54, darling,
Ttares 14
dearlmg, adj darling, iv Prol 5
deamelie, deamly, sorrowfully, dismally
II 1 35, Daphn 196 See aho dernely
deaw, sb dew, 1 1 36, 39
deaw,vb to bedew, sprinkle, 1 xi 48,II II 6,
V XII 13
deawy, -le, dewy, 1 II 7, v 2
debard, pa part stopped, v ix 36
debate, sb struggle, battle, strtfe, content, n
viii 54, x 58, iv Prol 1, vi III 22, viii 13,
Mutop 305
debate, vb to strive, contend, ii 1 6, iii ix
14, vi. iv 30
debatement, strife, contention, II vI 39
debonaire, gracious, courteous, 1 II 23, m
I 26, v 8
Debdra, in iv 2
decay, sb destruction, death, 1 II 41, vi 48,
II III 15, viii 51, xi 41, in VII 41, xi 52,
v. vm 40, ix 31, xu 12 decayes, ruins,
R R 454
decayd, vb pret became weaker, vi 1 21,
pa part destroyed, m vm 4
deceaved, pa part taken away by deceit, v
III 30
deceipt, deceit, S C p. 419, Teares 492
decease, death, v x II
decreed, pa part resolved on, determined,
iv vi 8
lecrewed, pret decreased, iv vi 18
deducted,pp/ adj reduced, weakened, Love
106
dee me, deeVIIen, to think, consider, III vii
3, S C Feb 38, Clout 575, to judge, iv III
4, v 6, v 1 28, to discern, distinguish,
vi 8, to judge of, estimate, Love 168, to
imagine, Amor Son 85 d his payneadjudge
his punishment, iv xii II dempt,
pa part considered, III xi 23, judged, pret,
" vii.55,,S C Aug 137
deene, din, noise (fig ), p 412
deface, to abash, put out of countenance, II
iv 25, Hubberd 707, to destroy, extinguish,
II vm 25, Worlds Vamtte 152, Amor Son
31 defaced, pa part destroyed, Teares
399 See aho defaste
defaicted, pa part defeated, S C p 443
defame, disgrace, dishonour, II v 26, III 1 27,
v 1 28, III 38, ix 43, vi v 15
defaste, pa part of 'deface', destroyed, II
iv 14, III II 28 defast, broken (law), n
viii 31
defeasance, defeat, 1 xii 12
defeature, undoing, rum, iv vi 17
dfefend, to ward oft, II. xu 63,iv iii 32, Gnat
523
deffly, deftly, skilfully, S C Apr III
define, to decide, settle, iv III. 3
deflore, to deflower, desecrate, Beautte 39
deforme, hideous, deformed, 1 xii 20,II xii
24
deformed, pa part rendered hideous, disfigured,
II v 22
deformed, ppl adj (fig), hateful, 1 ix 48
defray, to settle (fig), appease, 1 v 43, iv
v 31 defraide, defrayd, pa part discharged,
paid (fig ), v xi 41, vi viii 24
degendered,pa part degenerated, v Prol 2
degendering, pres part, degenerating, H
Love 94
degenerate, to cause to degenerate, Teares
436
degree in faire d = in a pleasant manner, III
xii 18, by d = according to rank, v ix 27,
dearest in d =as dearly as possible, Clout 14
deign, to notice (favourably), Thest ax, to
condescend to accept, S C Jan 63
delay, to weaken, temper, II iv 35, ix 30,
iv vu 1 1 delayd, pa part quenched, in
xii 42
delice, deluce, see flowre delice
devices, delights, pleasures, II v 28, iv x 6,
v III 40
delight, charm, iv xi 6
dell, hole, S. C March 51
delue, cave, pit, den, ii vii Arg,viii 4,III III
7, iv 1 20
demame, demeanour, bearing, II viii 23
demeane, sb demeanour, behaviour, II ix 40,
v v 51, treatment, vi vi 18
demeane, vb to ill treat, abuse, vi vii 39
demeand, pret behaved to, treated (well),
Clout 681
demeanure, iii 1 40, iv 1 5, Past Elegit 20,