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demeasnure, III ix 27 demeanour, be
haviour
demente, to merit, deserve, Elegie 130
demisse, submissive, base, H Love 136
dempt, tee deeme
denay, to deny, in xi II, vi xi 15 denayd,pret
III vii 57, pa part iv xii 28
denominate, pa part called, S C p 443
dent, stroke, blow, iv vi 15
deowe, deow, dew, III xii 13, Past Elegtel
191 Cf deaw
depainted, pa part depicted, II v II, de
scribed, Clout 898
depart, sb departure, III vii 20
depart, to divide, separate, II x 14, to
remove, in. iv 6
depasturing, consuming, feeding on (fig), II
xii 73
depemoten, to depict, S C Apr 69 depeincted,pa
part, iii xi 7
dependant, attached, hanging, in xii 10
depend, to hang, S C Jan 42. depending,
pres. part II xii. 4, Amor Son 25 (fig =
wavering) depended,pret (fig),iv ix 24
depraue, to defame, pervert, v vii 32, xii
34, Amor Son. 29
der-doing, doing of daring deeds, 1 vii 10
dernely, dismally, grievously, in 1 14, xii. 34
dernfull, mournful, Thest 90
derring do, doe, daring deeds, ii iv 42, vi
v.37, S C Oct 65, Dec.43.
derring dooer, daring doer, iv II 38
derth, scarcity, 1 II 27.
deryue, to obtain, appropriate, v ix 41
deriued, pa, part, taken away ,1 III 2,
carried across, iv III.13
descant, melody sung extempore upon a plamsong,
ground, or bass, to which it forms the
MyEpith 81
descriue, to describe, II III 25, vi xii 21
descry, descrie, to perceive, discover, II iv
37, xii. 34, v III 32, to reveal, iv. 1 32, vi
VII 12 desoride, -yde, pret perceived,
Hubberd 1301, Clout 675, revealed, 1 x 34,
pa part seen, revealed, vi in 2, ppl adj
perceived, II xii 35
desme, to indicate, iv in 37, v MI 8, Amor
Son 74
despairefull, hopeless, ii xii 8
desperate, despairing, iv iii 25
despight, anger, 1 1 50, S C Jan 76,
wrong, injury, II 1 14, iii. 1. 24, iv 1 52 ,
spite, malice, III 1 65, Teares 46, defiance,
III. 31, Daphn 442 in despite o/=in
spite of, Daphn 443, in my d = in spite of
me, in iv. 14
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despightfull, malicious, spiteful, II 1 15
despiteous, malicious, II vii 62
despoile, to undress, disrobe, 1 x 17,II xi 49
desse, dais, iv x 50
desynde,pa part destined, iv vii 30
detaine, sb detention, v vi 15
detect, to expose, accuse, v ix 48, to reveal,
Mutop 13
detestable, II xii 8
detter, debtor, v v 37
deuicefull, full of devices, ingenuity, ingemous,
v in 3, x I, Teares 385
deuise, deuize, to talk, converse, discourse,
1 x 12, xii 17,iv vi 10, to describe, recount,
III 1. 42, iv. viii, 3, S C Jan 65, to guess,
II. ix 42, in x. 21, to phn, contrive, vi ix
30,35,R T 295, to consider, vi iv 34, vii
6 deuized, pa part designed, drawn, II
1 31
deuoyd, empty, 1 ix 15
d6uoyr, duty, S C Sept 227
dew, due, II vm 55, duly, v v 22
dewelap, dewlap, fold of loose skin hanging
from throat of cittle, S C Feb 74.
dewest, most deserved, appropriate, Hubberd
1237
dewfull, duefull, due, iv xi 44, vii vi 35
diapase, diapason, II ix 22, Teares 549
diapred, pa part, variegated (with flowers),
Epith 51
dide bloudie d, dyed with blood, II xi 21
dieper, diaper, a textile fabric (cf diapred),
Mutop 364.
differd, pret deferred, postponed, iv iv 36
difference, variation, II xii 71, alteration, II
xii. 87
diffused,pp/ adj dispersed, scattered, v xi 47
dight, to deck, adorn, 1 iv 14, S C May II,
to put on, 1 VII. 8, Mutop 91, Hubberd 1279,
to prepare, make (trans ), II xi 2, Past Elegie
41, to prepare (refi), vi II 18, v 40, Hubberd
233, to direct oneselt, repair, go (refi ),
iv 1. 16, v iv 43, to perlorm, do, v II 18,
to dress, vi xii 15 dight, pa part decked,
equipped, adorned, 1 iv 6, ii xu 53, iv x 38,
S C Jan 22, dressed, iv x 38, placed, set,
in 1 39, made, fashioned, S C Apr 29
dilate, tram to spread out, II xii 53, refi ,
Amor Son 66, to relate, enlarge upon, III
III 62, v. vi 17 , to expand, extend, VII vii. 58
dill, an umbelliferous annual plant with yellow
flowers, HI II 49, Mutop 197
dint, sb mark, dent, 1 1 I, blow, v 1 10,
stroke, Thest 58 dolors d =pang of grief,
S C Nov 104
I dinting, pres part striking, vi x 30