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iane, small silver com of Genoa introduced
into England towards the end of the fourteenth
century, III VII 58
larre, discord, dissension, quarrelling, II II 26,
iv 41, v 16
iasp, jasper, Bellay 25
lauel, -ell, rascal, Hubberd 309, 712
leopardee, -le, danger, peril, Hubberd 98, in
his t -into danger at his hands, II iv 43
lessemyne, jasmine, Amor Son 64
leases, straps of leither, silk, &c, fastened
round the legs of hawks, vi iv 19
lollity, -ee, revelry, II xii 60, III 1 40, S C
May 192
lolly, -le, gallant, brave, fine, II 1,II II, m
I 45, iv 1 32 , cheerful, Hubberd 422, big,
S C Sept 165
lollyhead, jollity, merriment, vi xi 32
lollyment, mirth, enjoyment, joyfulness, II
vi 3, iv xi 12, vi II 16
lott, least portion, 1 x 26
lournall, daily, diurnal, 1 xi 31, p 210
louysaunce, -isaunce, merriment, mirth,
S C May 25, Nov 2
louial, under the influence of the planet Jupiter,
regarded as the source of jov and happiness,
II, xii 51
loy, to enjoy loyed, ioyd, pret 1 iv 46,
II x 53, in 1 37 loymg, pres part trans
deriving enjoyment from, III vi 48, to rejoice,
delight, 1 vi 1,17, Mutop 99 ioy'd,
pret , Hubberd, 707 loymg, pres part ,
R R 198
loyance,-aunce, enjoyment, mirth, joy, i iv
37,III xii 18, Mutop 208, Past Elegie 25 ,
enjoyment (of a person), vi xi 7
loynted, pret disjointed, dismembered, v xi
29
luncats, -ates, sweetmeats, delicacies (junkets),
v iv 49, Amor) Son 77
K
kaies, keys, iv x 18
keasars, see kesars
keep, keepe, sb heed, care, to take k = (1)
to take heed, notice, 1 1 40, in x 38, \ IX
13, xii 42, Gnat 241 , (2) to take care (of),
S C Dec 8, that which is kept, a charge,
S C July 133, keeping, care, charge, Hubberd
290
keepe, vb to tend, guard, S C May 129, July
200, Dec 137
keeping bee at your k = be on your guard, I
xi 2
keight, pret caught, III II 30, v vi 29
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I kemd, pa pari combed, v VII 4
ken, to ascertain, discover, Beautie 88 kend,
pa part known, 1 xii 1, ascertained, discovered,
II Viii 19, recognized, S C May
I 237 kent, kend, pret discovered, in VII
19 ; recognized, iv x 14, knew, v xi 20,
! caught sight of, descried, v xi 43, Clout 272
kenst = knowea part known, S C Sept 161.
kodpeasd,pp/ adj furnished with a cod-ptece
or bagged appendage to the front of the closefitting
hose or breeches worn by men from the
fifteenth to the seventeenth century, Three
Lett p 625
kon, to know, Clout 294 kond, pret v vi.
35 Cf con
kurre, dog, cur, S C Sept 182
kydst, pret knewest, S C Dec 92
kynded, pa part begotten, v v 40
L
L , Lord, S C p 420
lace, thread, iii II 50
lacke, loss, absence, Epitaph (2) 12
lackey, to act as a lackey, run as a footman,
vi II 15
lad, pret led, II xii 84, in xii 16, iv VIII
2, v VII 37
lade, to load, v v 54