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gentlesse, gentleness vi iv 3
gere, foul matter, vi xii 28. Cf geare
gerVIIan, brother, 1 v 10,13,II viii 46
genie, to gnu, v VII 15 Cf gren
gesse, to deem, think, iv 1 7
gest 1 , feat of arms, exploit, i. x 15, II ix
53, iv iv 36.x 4, Hubberd 978
gest 2 , gesture, sign, II ix 26, countenance,
mien, bearing, m II 24, VIII 8, vi iv 14 j
gether, to gather, S C Apr 152
ghastlmesse, ternbleness, terror, ii III 44,
Daphn 7,27
ghastly, full of fear, III 1 62 , terrible, III II
29
ghesse, to guess, to deem, judge, 1 vi 13,1V
v 45, vi II 45 ghest, pa part 1 vi 40
ghost, spirit, soul, 1 vii 21, II 1 42, iv III 13,
vii 41, person, creature, II VIII 26 ghoast,
apparition, vision, Be Hay II3
ghostly, spiritual, Hubberd 280, 479
giambeux, leg-armour, greaves, II vv 29
gieft, gift, v x 14
gilden, ppl adj gilded, in iv 17, vi II 44,
pa part vii vii 33
gillyflower, clove-scented pink, Amor Son
64.
gin, so instrument of torture, rack, 1 v 35,
stratagem, plot, II III 13,1" vii 7, snare, net,
Mutop 369, 387
gin, gmne, gynne, vb to begin, 1 1 21, vi
9,17, xi 21,III III 36, VIII 51,5 C Feb 2,
39, March 10, Oct 25
gipsen, gipsy, Hubberd 86
girland,-lond,gyrl-,band,vi ix 8, ' glory,'
Hubberd II85, garland, Past Elegie 153 Cf
garland
giust, sb joust,tournament, 1 i,i,S C Oct 39
giust, vb to joust, tilt, III x 35, iv 1 II
glade, to gladden, vi x 44, pret, Cloui 266
gladfull, joyful, iv vi 34, v III 34,40, vin 6
gladfulnes, joyfulness, Mutop 208
gladsome, cheerful, pleasant, Hubberd 20
glaue, iv. VII 28, glayue, v xi 58, glaiue,
iv x 19, Love 233 sword
glee,coupled with gold, app = glitter, 1 ix 32,
v xi 63, joy, mirth, happiness, iv ix 13, vi
III 43, exaltation, prosperity, S C Feb 224,
take in g = gladly accept, vi v 39
glenne, glen, valley, S C. Apr. 26
glib, a thick mass of nutted hair on the forehead
and over the eyes, iv VIII 12
glims, a momentary shining, glimpse, v vi 29,
vi VIII 48, H Beautte 221.
glister, to glitter, shine, in i 41, v ix 21,
C/ott/495 glistring, ppl adj II 14,1V 8,
vii. 34, m. xi 52, glyster, Froth 4
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ghtterand, ppl adj glittering, shining, 1 iv
16, VII 29, ii xi 17, S C July 177,
glode, pret glided, passed, iv iv. 23
gloome, to gloom, become dusk, Epith 284
glose, -ze, to comment upon, interpret, Gnat
p 486 , to flatter, talk speciously, Three Lett
p 629 glozmg, ppl adj flattering, deceitful,
in VIII 14
glow, to be red as with glowing heat, iv VII 6
glutted, pa part filled, S C Sept 185
gnarre, to snarl, growl, 1 v 34.
gobbelme, goblin, II x 73
gobbet, piece (of flesh), lump (of food), 1 1
20, x 13, v VII 39
Godbewye, good-bye, Two Lett p 639
godded, pret deified, Clout 810
Goddilge ye, God yield you = God bless you,
Two Lett p 640
godhead, divinity, Clout 834
goe, pa part gone, S C July II8
gondelay, gondola, II vi 2,II
good, goods, property, v 1 33 , knew his g. =
knew how to behave, 1 x 7
goodly, adv courteously, 1 v 15, beautifully,
well, II VII 53, iv ix 14
goodlyhed, -lihead thy, your g = the personality
of one who is goodly (a form of
adduss), II III 33, S C Feb 184, May 270,
goodly appearance, beauty, III II 38, vi II 25
goold, mangold, Clout 339
gorbellyed, /// corpulent, inflated, unwieldy,
Two Lett p 640
gore, to pierce, wound, II VII. 13, III II 63
gored, ppl adj 1 III 35, v 9
gore bioud, clotted blood, II 1 39
gorge, throat (internal), 1 1 19, vi iv 22,
maw, 1 xi 13
gorget, irmour for the throat, iv III 12
goshauke,a large short-winged hawk, v iv 42
gossip, relative, friend, 1 VII II, Hubberd 53,
193
got, pa part won, iv 1 50, was got-had
betaken herself, iv xi 42
gourmandize, gur-, greediness, vi VIII 38,
x 34
gouernall, management, II VII 48
gouemance, -aunce, conduct, demeanour, II
1 2(),Mwop 384, Clout 503, restraint, II iv 7
gouernmg, pres part supporting, 1 vi 14,
vbl sb conduct, 1 VIII 28
gouernment, management (of body), 1 ix 10,
conduct, demeanour, iv v 20, v. VIII 3,
guidance, v iv 4.
grace, kindness, mercy, HI VII 59, favour,
Love 244, Clout 484, 500, graces = pleasing
qualities, Epith 107