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688 GLOSSARY.
frise, fryse, fneze, decoration on a column,
Bellay 45, Sonnets p 607
friske, sb caper, gambol, iv. x 46
Arise, sb frieze, coarse woollen cloth, VII vii 31
fnse, vb to freeze {fig ), vi. x 33
fro, from, 1 III 28, vi IX 33
frohcke, vb to rejoice, be merry, vi III 9
frollick, -e, adj joyful, merry, vi ix 42, VII
vii 39
fromwarde, adv turned away from, S C
P 434
front, sb forehead, 1 II 16
fronting, pres part serving as a front to,
Betlay 17
frorne, pa part frozen, S C Feb 243
frory, frosty, frozen, III viii 30
froth-fomy, foaming, 1 xi 23
frounce, to gather m folds, 1 iv 14
froward, adj perverse, II. II, 26, III v 7,
Hubberd 66, adv = fromwaTd, away, vi x
2 4
frowie, musty, stale, S C July iii ,
fruict, offspring, S C p 435, fruit, S C
Feb 128
fry, sb swarm, 1 xii 7, S C Oct 14 fris,
spawn, young fish, Clout 242
fry, fne, vb tntr to boil, seethe (of water),
II VII. 45, v II 15
fryse, see frise \
fulfill, to fill, occupy, n xi 1 30
fulmined, pa part fulminated, sent forth, III
11 5
fume, sb tn a great/ - at great pressure (of
vapour), Three Lett p 616
fume, vb to pass away, Clout 720
funerall, death, destruction, ii v 25, R T
II7, grave, monument, R R 37
furniment, furnishing, fittings, iv ui 38
furniture, gear, equipment, III 1 n,vi 18,
S C p 430, Mntop 56 (plur), Three Lett
P 615
furre, furr, far, S C pp 418, 427, 458
furst, first, III xi 1
fylde, pa part telt, vi xii 21
fyled, pa part filed, registered, vi VII 33
fynd, pa part made fine, driven off (of chaff),
S C Dec 125
G
gagd,/a part pledged, risked, II III 14
gage, sb pledge, 1 iv 39, xi 41, p 412, Hubberd
517,865
gainesay, sb contradiction, in II 15
gain-, gamestriue, to resist, strive against, II
nr. 14, iv VII 12
gainsaying, pres, part protesting, p 408
gainsaid, -sayd, fret opposed, II u 28,
pa part denied, S C p 427
galage, a wooden shoe (galoshe), S C Feb
244, Sept 131
Galathea, pseudonym, Clout 516
galingale, an aromatic East Indian plant, or
English species of sedge, Mutop 194
gall, bile, gall-bladder, 1 1 19,II 6
gallimaufray, jumble, medley, S C p 417
gallow tree, gallows, H Love 1*3
game, joke, 1 xii 8
gamesom, -e, sportive, III iv 30, VII vi 51
gan, did (properly began), 1 II 2, it vi 39,
viii 8,in VIIi 45,48, xviih to, v xi 2,Daphn
I II5 Cf gin
I gang, -e, to go, S C March 57, Sept 100,155
gard, protection, care, iii II 21
garish, to cure, in v 41 Cf guarish
garland, chief ornament, ' glory', R R 449
garre, to make, cause, II v 19, .S C April I,
Spt 106
gasp, to gasp (Jig )tS C Nov 126 gasping,
ppl adj gaping, gasping (fig\S C Apr 6
gastfull, fearful, S C Aug 170
gat, pnt got, iii v 7
gate, sb l manner of going, gait, 1 vtu 12, m
iv 32, v xii 14, S C p 467, Daphn 195,
way, path, II xii 17.
gate, sb a goat, S C May 177
gate, vb pret got, obtained, j4mor Son 66
gaule, gall, bitterness, Three Lett p 627
gawdy green, green dyed with weld, yellowish
green, S C May 4
gaze atg, = astonished, bewildered, II u 5
gazefull, gazing intently, \v x 28, H Beautte
29
gazement, observation, v III 17
gealosy, gelosy, -le, jealousy, 1 xii 41, II
iv 34, Love 267
geare, sb dress, apparel, II iv 26, fashion, iv
xi 45, equipment, apparatus, v it 50, vi VIII
16, affair, matter, business, v VIII 30, vi
III 6
geare, vb to jeer, II vi 21
geason, uncommon, extraordinary, vi iv 37,
Hubberd 12, Worlds Vanttte 5
geere, nutter, ' stuff,' Three Lett p 626 Cf
geare
gelly, congealed, III iv 40
gelt, sb l lunatic, iv VII 21
gelt, sb ² gold, S C Feb 65
gelt,pa part gelded, VII vi 50, Hubberd 520
(fig)
gent, gentle, 7 ix 6,27,II 1 30, xi 17,III 1.
I 44.iv 45, 49. 3