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GLOSSARY 679
displease, to annoy, in v 19
adj Daphn 214 rendered divine diuynd,
disport, entertainment, amusement, sport, pa part, Clout 896 described
pleasure, 1 II 14, II vi 26, iii 1 40
diuorced,pa part separated, 1 III 2
disporting, pres part sporting, frolicking, do, doe, to cause, make, 1 vii 14, n vi 7, iii
Daphn II8
" 34 III 39, v 50, vii 3
dispraise, -ze, to disparage, depreciate, vi
VIIi 26, R T 229
dispred, dispredden, to spread out, abroad,
1 iv 17, II II 40, iii v 51, v xii 13, (intr )
iv vii 40 disprad, pa part v xii 36
dispred, -dd, pa part and ppl adj II III
30, p 412 (fig ), Gnat 242
disprofesse, to renounce the profession of, iii
xi 20
dispuruayance, want of provisions, iii x 10
disquietnesse, trouble, unrest, II vii 12
disseise, -ze, to deprive, dispossess, 1 xi 20,
vii vii 48
disshiuered, ppl adj shattered to pieces, iv
I 21
dissolute, enfeebled, weak, 1 vii 51, wanton,
in viii 14
distaine, to stain, in iv 17 distamd,
-ynd,pa part stained, 1 xi 23, in viii 49,
S C Oct no, sullied,defiled (fiJg), II iv 22
distent, pa part extended, beaten out,
II vii 5
3disthronize, to dethrone, II x 44
distinct, pa part marked, vi III 23
distort, ppl adj distorted, wry, awry, iv 1
28, v xii 36
distrame, to oppress, afflict, 1 vii 38, to pull
off, tear asunder, II xii 82
distraught, pa part distracted, distressed,
1 ix 38, iv iii 48, R T 579, pulled
asunder, drawn in different directions, iv vii
31, v v 2
distraughted, ppl adj distracted, if Beautte
14
distroubled, ppl adj greatly troubled, iii
iv 12.
dit, ditty, II vi 13.
dites (for dights), lifts, raises, 1 viii 18
diuehng, young devil, imp, Three Lett p
625
diuers, adv differently, iv v II
diuerse, diverting, distracting, 1 1 10,44, II
II] 3, iv 1 5
dfuersly, in different ways, v v 2
diuerst, pret turned aside, in III 62
diuide, to perform with 'divisions', to de
scant, 1 v 17,III 1.40, to penetrate, 1 xi 18,
to dispense, v Prol 9, to allocate, Clout 761 ,
to give forth in various directions, Amor
Son 6
diuin'd, pa part R T 6II diumde, ppl
2, 1X 17, v lx 35,
vi v 28 doen, inf arch to do, cause, make,
1 xii 19,II III 12,III iv 22 done,inf, iii
1 28, II 23 donne, inf in vii 12, vi x
32 doen, pa part 1 III 14, 39, III x 32,
doen (done) be dead, to dye= put to death, pa
part, v iv 29, vi viii 29 donne,pa part.
iv vi 5 doen, yd pen plur arch 1 III
36, II 1 29, in iv I, S. C Feb 6, to doe
away - to banish, remove, 1 III 39, in II 33,
vi xi 29, for nothing good to donne = goodfor
nothing, in vii 12, hardly doen= done
with difficulty, 1 iii 14, well to donne- welldoing,
1 x 33 doon,pa part, Amor. Son 16
doale, distribution, dealing (of blows), v. iv 39
dock, buttocks (/it. tail), Three Lett p 625
doctorally, in the manner of a doctor, learn
edly, Three Lett p 614
document, instruction, teaching, 1x19
doffing, pres part taking off dofte, pret
in iv 5, ix 21
dole, iv VII Arg, v xi 14 Hubberd 1244,
Clout 22 doole, grief, sorrow, II xii 20,
in x 17, xi 17, v xi 25, vi vii 39, S C
Feb 155. Aug 165, mourning, lamentation,
iv vm 3
dolor, dolour, grief, in II 17, iv viii 3,
S C Nov 104
Dolphmet, pseudonym, Clout 866
don, to put on, wear, in vi 38, vi vii 24
donne, dun, dark, S C May 265
doome, decree, 1 ix 41, judgement, II v 12,
vii 62, iv iv 36,5 C Aug 135, opinion,
iv x. 21, fate, v iv 39 dome, punishment,
iv xi 38
doomefull, fateful, vi vi 22, Mtsc Soun I
dooue, doye, Three Lett p 626
dortour, sleeping-room, vi xii 24
doted, stupid, 1 viii 34
doubt, sb fear, in v 12, vi II 29, viii 32*
danger, risk, v xi 47
doubt, vb to fear, v xi 2, vi iv 27
doubted, redoubted, S C Oct 41
doubtful, fearful, apprehensive, 1 vi 12, vi II
29,6 C May 294, awful, II 1 22, adv II
vii 6
doucepere, one of the twelve peers of
Charlemagne celebrated III mediaeval romances,
iii x 31
dout, fear, III xii 37, v xi 18, doubt, v 1
II, 14
douehouse, dovecot, Three Lett p 6-7.