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lewd, poor, ' sorry,' S C Feb 245 , foolish,
H, Love 8
lewdly, wickedly, basely, iv. VIII 24, vi vi
17, S C Feb 9
lewdnesse, -nes, wickedness, m iv 58, v
libbard, leopard, 1 vi 25, II III 28, VII VII
29
lich, like III VII 29
lidge, ledge, v vi 36
lief, liefe, sb and adj dear, beloved, 1 III.
28, IX. 17, II 1 16, IX 4, in 1 24, II 33,
iv III 52, vi xii 17, S C July 165, Clout
16, agreeable, iii. VIII, 42, liefe or loth, iii.
ix 13, vi 1. 44, /. or sory, VII vi 8 = willing
or unwilling liefer {comp ), preferable,
II iv. 28,III 1 24 liefest (superl), dearest,
II 1. 52, in II 33, x 15, S C Aug 192
liege, sb lord, superior to whom one owes
allegiance and service, II III 8, ix 4 (Jig),
\i VII 23
liege, adj loyal, faithful, Clout 793
liegeman, a vassal sworn to the service and
support of his superior lord, II III 9, plur
m 1 30
hen, lyen, pa part lain, iv ix 4, p 412
hfull, lyfull, giving or bestowing life, vi xi
45, Eptth II8
hg, ligge, liggen, to he, vi iv 40, S C
May 125, 217, Sept II8, Oct 12, 63.
light, vb to relieve, unload, 1 xii 42, to
remove, III v 31, to happen, befall, v xi 55
light, pa patt lit, 1 v 19,III 1 58
light, adv easily, quickly, 1, VIII 10, Hubbet d
1056
lightly, easily, in v 25, VIII 19
lightsome, -som, radiant, 1 VII 23, III VII
48, VII. vii 51, S C. Aug 87, Thest 82
lignage, lineage, 1 vi 20
like, to please, Hubberd 945, likt, pret II
VII 27, to like well = to thrive, S C July
like as, as if, v v 2
likely, similar, alike, Beautte 198
likelynesse, likeness, resemblance, v VIII 39
hker, more like, v x 21
Idled, pret put out (the tongue), 1 v 34
limbeck, alembic, retort, VII vii 31
limehound, bloodhound, v II 25,
limming, vbl sb painting, Beautte 84
limned, pa part depicted, Teares 202
1m, II 24, v 35, iii III 22, 30, viii 24,
Daphn 467 , linne, Two Lett p 641 to
cease, desist
line, lyne, linen, v VII 6, Mutop 364
list, to wish, desire, choose, fres II. ix I, iii
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I ix 7, S C. May 164, June 17, pret 1 II
22, in II 15, him, thee, me, &c, hst
(impers) = it pleased him, &c, he liked, I.
vii. 35,II VII 18, 19, iv ix 35
hstfull, attentive, v 1 25, Clout 7
I lite, lyte, vb to fall (of a blow), 1 \m 18,
n VIII 38 , to befall, vi vi 17, to alight, vi
VII. 40, to come across, discover, S C
Sept 259 , hie in = to deal with, treat of, in
II 3. Cf light, vb
lites, lungs, vi III 26
lmelihead, -hed, inheritance, II II 2 (cf
huelod), living original, II ix 3 , life, liveliness,
vi VII 20.
huelod, livelihood, income, prosperity, v iv
9, Hubberd 147.
liuelood, vigour, vi III 7
liuely, living, lifelike, 1 II 24, VII 20, II ix
2, in 1 38, VIII 5, 6, H Love 171, adv in
a lifelike way, in xi 39
huerey / and seisin = the delivery of pro
perty into the corporal possession of a person
by handing over a token, vi iv 37
Hues end, death, R R. 188
load, blows, II.II 23 See lay, vb
loast, ppl adj loosened, unfastened, Bellay
II5 Cf lose
loathfulnesse, reluctance, iv VII 32
loathly, loathsome, iv 1 27, v xi 31,
Teares 335
Lobbin, pseudonym, Clout 736
lodge, dwelling {jig ), ii VIII 32
lodgings, bedrooms, sleeping quarters, 1 1 36
loft, sky, upper region, 1 1 41 , ceiling or
flooring of a room, v vi 27
lome, loam, clay, mud, vi ix 16
lompe, mass, Epigrams p 607
lompish, low spirited, dejected, III VII 18
Cf. lumpish
long, to belong, 1 iv 48, iii III 58, vi II 8,
p 409, Three Lett p 625
loord, lout, in VII 12, S C. July 33
loos, praise, renown, vi VII 12
loose 1 , to loosen, 1 VIII 19, to solve, v xi
25
loose 2 , to lose, 1 iv 39
lope, pret leapt, S C March 81
lopp, smaller branches and twigs of trees, such
as are not measured for timber, / and topp,
SC Feb n(fig)
lord, to rule, domineer, S C July 176 , pres
part,S C Bee 70
lordings, lords, v II 38
lore, sb teaching, doctrine, 1. 1 5, II III, 2;
advice, in xi 18, learning, iv III 42, story,
language, iv xi 23, speech, v xi 61