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698 GLOSSARY
lore, pret left, lost, iii xii 44, v x 38
lorne, pa part, left, deserted, 1 iv 2, S C
Sept. 57, forlorn, S C Jan 62
lormg, vbl sb instruction, v VII 42
lorrell, rogue, blackguard, S C July 93 Cf
loselL
lose, losen, to loosen, unfasten, II xii 67,
III via 51, xii 2, to release, free, in vii 48,
vi VIIt 29 losed, pa part released, R R
264, lo'Bt ,pa part released, set free, m IV
13.
losell, -zell, profligate, scoundrel, II III 4,
v uu 20, vi iv 10, S C p 447, Hubberd
67, 813, Teares 226, 324 Cf lorrell
losse, destruction, 1 vii. 10
lot, division, II VII 19, share, iv iv 33,
fate, vi 1 39
lothfull, lothe-, unpleasant, III iv 52,
hateful, loathsome, Hubberd 735, reluctant,
bashful, Hubberd 1314
loup, loop, loophole, ii IX 10
loupes, loop (III needlework), Mutop 366
lout, lowt, to bow, 1 1 30, x 44,II III 13,
ix. 26, in x 23, iv II 23,III 5, S C July
137,/? T 202
loue-affamisht, Amor Son 88 See afifamisht
louely, adj affectionate, loving, friendly, 1
m. 30, iv ii 30, III 42, of love, iv vi 40,
vi vii 28
lonely, civ. lovingly, II xii, 51, iv III 49.
louer, louvre, a domed turret-like erection
with lateral openings for the passage of smoke
or the admission of light, vi x 42
lowce, louse, Two Lett p 639
lowe, humble, meek, S C July 163
lowre, loure, to lour, scowl (/// and Jig ),
1 ii 22, in xii 24, iv v. 19, 24
lugs, poles, perches (measure of land), ii x II
lumining, pres part illumining, H Lcve
280,
lumpish, heavy, clumsy, dull, 1 1 43, iii iv
61
lurdane feuerl = fever lurdan, laziness, S C
P 447
luskishnesse, laziness, slothfulness, vi 1 35
lust, desire, II II 39, iv. 1 34,1V 44, xi 51,
pleasure, v. xi. 31
lust, vb, pres to please, choose, II vii II, to
desire, wish for, S C Nov 21 lust, pret
wished, v III 6, VIII. 22 Cf list
luster, lustre, brightness, v xii 58.
lustfull, vigorous, lusty, S C Jan 37
lustihede, 'head, -yhed, lustie head,
lustfulness, hbidinousness, pleasure, 1. II 3,
S. C May 42, 204, Oct 51 , lustiness,
energy, vigour, III x 45, VII vii 33, Mutop
MiEpah 22
lustlesse, feeble, listless, 1 iv 20, in iv. 56,
vi u 35, S C Feb 78
lusty, beautiful, pleasant, S C Feb 131
lybicke, Libyan, belonging to Libya, the
ancient name of a large country III North
Africa, II II 22
lymiter, a friar licensed to beg within certain
limits, Hubberd 85
lynage, lineage, II5 Ci lignage
lynoe, lynx, II xi 8
lythe, pliant, supple, S C Feb 74, Gnat 221
M
Maa, pseudonym, Clout 523
mace, sceptre, II. x 4
macerate, to fret, vex, Gnat 94
madding, ppl adj foolish, Irenzied, S C.
Apr 25, july 87
made,pp/ adj artificial, Mutop 166
mage, magician, in III 14
magnes stone, magnet, II xii 4
magmflcke, renowned, glorious, v Prol II,
P 410
magnify, to become greater {refl ), v VIII 17 ,
to praise, Teares 324 magniflde, pret
glonhed, in vii 31, pa part VII vi 26
Mahoune, Mahomet, iv vin 44.
maiden-headed, bearing a representation of
the Virgin Mary, iv iv 17
mailes, mail armour (composed of interlaced
rings or overlapping plates), iv II 17, v v 3
maine, mayne,s6 force, 1 vii II, vin 7,II
xi 15, iv iv 18,44, ocean I" VII. 34, VIII.
51; adj , ocean m = ocean, iv v 45
mainly, maynly, strongly, violently, 1 VII
12, in.1 21
mainsheat, mainsail, v. xii 18
maintaine, mafntame, to uphold (a quarrel),
to back up, vi vi 35
main-, mayntenaunce, condition of life or
subsistence, in vii 59, deportment,behaviour,
S C Sept 169
maisterdome, mayster-, masterful behaviour,
iv 1 46, mastery, victory, v II 15
maisterie, supenor force, in 1 25, plur
feats of strength, vi ix 43, shetoes maysterte,=
performs wonderful feats, II vi. I.
maistring, mayst-, ppl, adj controlling, II
v 2, in VII 2, iv ix 2, superior, v xiu 38,
// Beautte 214
make, sb companion, mate, 1. vii 7, in. xii 2,
VII 40, iv II 30, vi VIII 33, Past Aeglogue
18, Past. Elegie 178, Epith. 87,