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678 GLOSSARY
, dirge, Hubberd 453
dirk, to darken, S C Feb 134
dirke, adj dark, S C Sept 6
dirke, adv darkly (fig),S C Sept 102
disaccord, to refuse assent, vi III 7
disaduaunce, to draw back, lower, iv III. 8,
iv 7.
disaduentrous, disastrous, Hubberd 100
disaray, sb disorderly undress, II iv 40
disarayd, pa part stnpt, disrobed, 1 v 41,
despoiled, S C Feb, 105, pret stnpt, 1 viii
46
disattyre, to undress, vi IX 17
disauaunce, to hinder, in xi 24.
disauentrous, unfortunate, disastrous, 1 vii
48, ix. II, iv viu 51, xii 4, v xi 55
disauenture, mishap, misfortune, 1 ix 45, vi
III 15
disboweld, ppl adj disembowelled, R R
383
disburdned, pret unloaded, II vi II
discarded, pret cast or forced away (Spent ),
v v 8
discided, pa part cut (in two)fig, iv 1 27
discipled, pa part taught, disciplined, iv
Prol 1
discipline, teaching, advice, Hubberd 547
disclame, to renounce, in x 15, iv v 25.
disolost, pa part revealed, recounted, III iv
13 disclos'd, unfastened, iv. v 16 disclosing,
pres part unfolding
discoloured, ppl adj vanously coloured, 1
iv 31,III x 21, xi tf,Eptth 51
discomfited, ppl, adj disconcerted, in 1 43
discommended, pret spoke disparagingly of,
v.v 57.
discordfull, quarrelsome, iv II 30, iv 3
discounselled, pret dissuaded, II xii 34,III
1 II
discountenaunce, to show disapprobation of
Teares 340
discoure, to discover, in. II 20, to reveal,
III III 50, p 407 diseouer, to tell, reveal,
iv. vi 4 discouered, pa part uncovered,
1 II 7 disoure, to reveal, II ix 42
discouerie, disclosure, v v 33
discourse, course of arms or combat, vi viii
14
disoourteise, discourteous, III 1 55
discreet, becoming, suitable, moderate, II xu
71.
discust, pa part shaken off (fig), m 1 48
disdeigned, pret, thought unworthy, R T,
P 471
disease, sb trouble, distress, in v 19, vi v
40, ix. 19
disease, vb to incommode, trouble, 1 xi 38,
II II. 12, 24, S C July 124, Worlds Vanttie
28 diseased, ppl adj troubled, afflicted,
vi III 22, Hubberd 40
disentrayle, to draw forth from the entrails
or inward parts, iv vi 16, v ix 19 disentrayled,ppl
adj iv III 28.
disgrace, lll-favouredness, v xii 28
disguizement, disguise, ii vii 14, iv v 29
dishabled, pret disparaged, n v 21
disherited, pa part dispossessed, banished
from its rightful domain, S, C Epistle p 417
disinherit, to prevent from taking possession
(fig ), v v 36
disleall, disloyal, n v 5
dishkefull, distasteful, iv ix 40
disloignd, pa part distant, removed, iv x
24.
dismall day, one of the dies mah or
unpropitious days, II vii 26, viii 51
dismay, sb, faintheartedness, terror, II xi 41,
ruin, v II 50, dismaying influence, Amor
Son 88
dismay, vb to defeat, II v 38,III iv 25, v II
8, vi x 13, to grieve (refl), iv 1 40 dis
mayd, -id, pa part defeated, III 1 29,
grieved, iv 1 37, daunted, v xi 26
dismayd, ppl adj ill-made, misshapen, ii
XI II
dismayfull, appalling, v xi 26
dismayfully, in dismay, v viii 38
dismayld, pret stnpt the mail or, II vi 29
dispace, to walk or move about, Gnat 265
(refl ) dispacmg, pres part, Muiop 250
disparage, sb, misalliance, unequal match, iv
viii 50
disparaged, pa part cast down, ii x 2
disparagement, disgrace of a misalliance, in
viii 12, low rank, iv vii 16
dispart, to pan asunder, cleave, 1 x 53, ii xii
38, iv ix 1.
dispatcht, pret, freed, relieved, vi III 10
dispence, sb dispensing or bestowing liberally,
liberality, hospitality, II ix 29, xii 42, v xi
45
dispence, vb to make amends, 1 III 30, v xi
45
dispiteous, unpitying, 1 II 15
display, to stretch out, spread out, II v
30, x 15, III II 47, Epith, 303, intr, S C
May 196, to descry, discover, ii xii 76, to
expose, II xii 66 displaid, -yed, pa part
spread out, stretched out, 1 1 16, II v 32,
Gnat 240, Love 286
disple, to subject to penance, 1 x 27
displeasanoe, displeasure, II x 28, iv vi 4