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686 GLOSSARY
flong, pa part flung, Teares 543
flore, ground, II x 10, vi II 40
flote, to be flooded, in VII 34.
flouret, flowrett, little flower, II vi 7, S C
Feb 182, Nov 83
flout, to mock, deride, vi VIII. II, pa part
VH vi 50
flowre, ground, vi VII 8. See flore
flowre, floure, -deluoe, -delice, flower of
a plant of the genus Ins, u vi 161 iv 1 31,
S C Apr 144.
flud, flood, VII VII 33,
flush, sb a flight of birds suddenly started up,
v II 54.
flushing, ppl adj rushing, flowing quickly,
iv vi 29
foen, see fone
foile, a thin sheet of metal, i tv 4
fold twise so many fold= twice as many, II
VIII 41.
folded, ppl, adj shut in a fold (of sheep),
S C p 467
folke-mote, assembly, iv iv 6
foltnng, ppl adj. faltering, 1 vii 24, in xi
12.
foming, pres part giving forth as foam, 1 v
28, ppl adj, covered with foam, 1 1 1
fon, fool, S C Feb, 69, Apr 158, Sept 68,
Oct. 91, Clout 292
fond, fonde, adj foolish, 1 IX 39,III 1 10,
ii 44, xii 25, S C Sept 58, feares 327,
Gnat 152, Daphn, 498
fond, vb l pret 1 x 66, pa part II xii 57,
found
fond, vb ² pret. tried, in VII 26
fondling, fool, vi vi 42
fondly, foolishly, in. xi 38, v iv 26
fondnesse, folly, S C May 38, Amor Son
37
fone, 1. ii 23, II VIII 21, in III 33, iv, v
26, v III 12, II 37, vi xi 20, Bellay 66,
foen, II III 13 foes
fonly, foolishly, S C May 58
food, feud, 1 VIIi 9, II 1 3
foole-happie, lucky, 1 vi 1
foole-hardize, -lze, folly, foolhardmess, ii
II 17, iv. 42, R R 189
footewarde, towards the foot, Three Lett
P 625
footing, pres part stepping, walking, 1 xi 8,
vi III 28
footpace on f= on foot, iv VIII 34
for, notwithstanding, III iv 18, what ts he
for a = what ktnd of a is he, S C
Apr 17
for end, finally, in short, Clout 324
for that, because, v xi 54
for then, at the time, S C March 98
for thy, therefore, because, II 1 14, vii 65,
ix. 49, iii iv 26, S C July 71
for why, because, iv xii 15
forbeare, to give up, forth, II 1 53, to leave
alone, in. 1 22, to refrain from, cease, S C
Apr 15 forborne, pa, part refrained from
using, v xi 52, spared, R R 310 forbore,
pa part v xi 54
forby, by, v xi 17 foreby, near, close by,
1 vi, 39, VII 2, III v 17, v II 54, close
by, past, m 1 15
fordoo, to destroy, v xii 3 fordonne, pa
part, ruined, undone, 1 x 60, II 1 51, in
vii 34, iv ix 28, iv v. 7 {auxiliary
omitted); ppl adj exhausted, ruined, overcome,
1 v 41, x 47, in III 34, iv iv. 38,
Amor Son 80
forecast, to contrive, plan, 1 iv 45 forecast,
pa part determined beforehand, in
xii 29
foredamned, ppl adj utterly dunned, m x
56.
foregoe, to go before, precede, m v. 6
forewent, pa. part S C July II7
forelay, pret lay before, II III 29
forelent, pa, part given up or resigned beforehand,
iv in 6
foreliftmg, lifting up in front, 1 xi 15
forepast, ppl adj bygone, past, iv 1 21, v
III 40, Amor Son 62, former, iv III 44
forered, pret betokened, Mutop 29
foresay, to renounce, S C May 82 foresayd,
pa part excluded, S C July 69
foreshowed, pa part ordained, VII vii 45
foreside, front, upper side {fig ), v in 39
foresight, in III 2, iv. Prol 1, VIII 44, x
20, Mutop 389
forestall, to prevent (by anticipation), 1 ix
45, II ix II forestalled, ppl adj taken
beforehand, II iv 39
foretaught, ppl adj, previously taught, 1 vii
18
forewent, see foregoe
forgat, pret forgot, VII VII 7
forged, false, 1 II 36, vi xii 33, Amor Son
86
forgerie, -y, -ye, deceit, artifice, II xii 28,
in 1 53, v xi 56, Clout 696 , counterfeit, v
iii 39
forgiue, to give, leave, vi ix 22
forgo, to give up, vi III 39 forgon, -e, pa
part relinquished, II III 12 , allowed to go,
v VIII 9
forhaile, to distract (Jig ), S C Sept 243