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grace, vb, to favour, 1. x 64, vi xi 6, Clout
485 graced,pp/ ady favoured, embellished,
VI. IX 8
gracelesse, unfortunate, unlucky, IV III 8,
cruel, merciless, v VII 18, S C Aug II3
grafted, pa part grafted, firmly fixed, S C
Feb 242
graft, pa part, graft i« = engrafted upon,
Clout 918
graile,-yle, gravel, 1 vii 6, v ix 19, 2k//ay
J 57
graine rf/*rf in g = dyed thoroughly (orig in
scarlet), 1 vii 1
gramercy, -le, thank you, thanks, II vii 50,
sb , Three Lett p 624
grange, dwelling-place, vii vii 21
graple,s6 an instrument for grasping, v VIIi 42
graplement, clutch, grasp, II xi 29
graphng, pres part gripping, wrestling, iv
iv 29
graae (fig ), to move on devouring, to grow,
be prevalent, S C Sept II3
graste,/a part graced, favoured, vi VII 16
grate, to fret, harass, 1.1 19,II 1 56, m ix
14, Hubberd 1334
gratulate, to greet, welcome, Amor Ded 1
grayle', grail, holy vessel said to have been
used at the Last Supper, II x 53
grayle \ see graile
greaue, grove, thicket, in x 42, vi II 43
gree 1 , station, rank, degree, S C July 21 §
gree ², favour, goodwill, 1 v 16,II in 5, in
gree = VIIih favour, p 410, to take it well
in g =to take in good part, to consent, v vi
21
greedie, -y (transf), greedily pursued, v iv
42, vi xi 17
greet, to congratulate, 1 1 27, v III 14, 15, xi
greete,s& weeping, lamentation, S C Aug 66
greete, vb to weep, S C Apr 1
gren, to grin, vi XII 27. grenning, pres
part 1 vi II, ppl adj iv VII 24
gride, -yde, to pierce (lit and fig), u VIIi 36,
HI u 62, ix 29, iv vi 1, Gnat 254 gride,
•yde, pa part in II 37, S C Feb 4, Aug
95
griefull, -ff-, sorrowful, iv 1 16, vi VIIi 40
griesie, gryesy, grey, grizzled, 1 ix 35, in
167
gnesly, -isely,-lie, adj hornble,gnm,ghastly,
1.1 37, v 20, 30, ix 21,II 1 39, vi 18,ix 29,
VII 6,in 1 14,1V 52, vi 37,xii II,iv III 13,
S C Nov 55, Dec 68, adv iv vii 40
grieuaunce, hurt, pain, iv. iv 26
grieued, ppl adj injured, i, VIII 17
GLOSSARY
grm, to gnash (the teeth), v iv 37
gripe, grype, sb grasp, v xi 27, vi iv 7
gripe, vb to grasp, understand, p 408 griped,
ppl adj, 1. xi 41 , grypt, pa part vi III
28 grasped
griple,s6 grasp, v II 14, adj grasping, greedy,
1 iv 31 , tenacious, vi iv 6
gronefull, full of groans, mournful, II xi 42
groome, young man, iv v 36, v 1 12, vi iv
42, ix 5 , shepherd, Clout 12
groase, adj heavy, 1 xi 20, sb the whole,
S C Sept 135
grossenesse, stupidity, S C p 419
ground, reason, cause, Clortnda 24
grounded,//?/ adj ill g seeds = seeds planted
in bad soil, iv iv 1 , pa part based, Three
Lett p 621
groundhold, anchors of a vessel, vi iv 1
groueling, prone, hiving the face towards
the ground, flat, ii 1 45, viii 32, xi 34, III
I 38,1V 17, v 23, vi 1 39
groynd, pret growled, vi xii 27
grudge, sb ill will, resentment, III iv 61, iv
ix 32
grudgemg, vb to complain, murmur, v VII
37 f Pres Part murmuring, II 1 42 , ppl adj
complaining, repining, 1 II 19, v x 37
gruteh, to murmur, complain, II II 34
gryfon, -phon, griffin, viilture, 1 v 8, n
xi 8
gryping, vbl sb grip, grasp, 1 xi 20 Cf
gripe
grysie, horrible, grim, grisly, II xi 12, m VII
19
guansht, pret healed, iv iii 29 Cf garish
guerdon, reward, 1 x 59, iv III 16, v III 14,
S C Nov 45, Clout 943
guilen, to beguile, deceive, III ix 7
guiler, deceiver, II VII 64,III x 37
guilt, gilded, VII VII 28
guise, -ze, -yse, mode (of life), behaviour, 1
iv 20, vi 25, v xi 19,vi v 2, custom, mode,
fashion, III 1 39,1V x 6,49, vi II 6, condition,
vi vi 32
gulfe, voracious appetite, ' maw,' S C Sept
185
gurmandize, see gourmandize
gust, taste, flavour, VII VII 39
gut, stomach, Hubberd 212
gybe, to jibe, jeer, S C p 437, Hubberd 714
gyeld, meeting-place of a guild, guild-house,
II VII 43
gynne, gynst, see gin
gyre, whirl, revolution, II v 8, ring, circle,
in 1 23
gyu'd, pa part bound, fettered, v iv 35