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make, vb to compose verses, S C Apr 19,
June 82 making,vbl sb, poetic composition,
S C, p 416, Clout 188.
maleflces, evil deeds, Hubberd II54
malengine, deceit, in 1 53
malicmg, pres part vi x 39, maliced,
pret,, Mutop 257, mahst, pa part, H
Love 238 to regard with malice, to envy
maligne, to grudge, envy, m IV 39, v VIIi
18, to speak evil of, vi ix 45
mall, sb, a (wooden) club, mallet, 1 vii 51,1V
v 42
mall, vb to knock down, v xi 8
maltalent, ill will, malevolence, III iv 61
mand, pa part tilled up with men, vi xi
46
manner,custom,behaviour, vi 1 27, allm =
all kinds of, iv x 7
Mansiha, pseudonym, Clout 508
mantle, to spread one wing and then the other
over the corresponding outstretched leg for
exercise, vi II 32, Amor Son *J2(Jig)
many, manie, multitude, company, 1 xii 9,
III ix II, VII 23, iv xi 18, v xi 3,65,
S C May 23, Hubberd II94
mard, pret marred, destroyed, III 1 30, pa
part spoilt, in x y, S C, Jan 24
marge, margin, edge, II v 6, iv VIII 61
margent, margin, edge, II VII 63, in iv 34,
v x 3
Marian, pseudonym, Clout 505
mari8hes, marshes, v. x 23
marke, a coin value 13s 4d,, iv iv 15
markewhite, bull's-eye of a target (Jig ), v
v 35.
marie, earth, II xi 33.
Mart , Mars, 1 Prol. 3.
mart 2 , traffic, profit, S C Sept 37, mar one's
mart, lit. spoil one's trade, rum one, 1 III
Arg, Elegie 172.
martelled, pret, hammered, m. vii 42
martyrest, tormentest, afflictest, iv VII 2
martyrize, to make a martyr of (traftsf),
Clout 473
maruaile, to wonder, marvel, vi vi 9
maske, to disguise oneself, itself (as with
a mask), 1. vi l, S C Jan, 24, Nov 19,
to conceal, in. III 51, to take part in a
masque (Jig)t Teares 180 masking, ppl
adj as if forming a masque, in. xii 26
masker, one who takes part in a masque, in
VII 6, transf deceiver, R T, 202
massacre, sb and vb in III 35, xi 29, VII
vii. 19, Amor, Son 10.
masse, wealth, in ix 4, plastic substance,
iv. x. 39
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massepeme, lit an offering of money made
at Mass, S C p. 443 (attrib )
massy, -le, heavy, solid, in III 57
mast, fruit of trees used as food for swine,
S C Feb 109
matchlesse, odd, not a pair, iv 1 28
mate, sb fellow, ii II 8
mate, vb to overcome, confound, iv VIII 17,
pa part 1 ix 12 Cf amate
mattms, morning song (of a bird), Eptth
80
maugre, maulgre, mauger, m spite of, iv.
1 48, VII VII 17, S, C, Nov 163, Hubberd
816, unwillingly, reluctantly, in v. 7, xi 27,
v 1 29, a curse upon I II v 12, in iv. 39
mauis, thrush, Amor Son 85, Epith 81
may, maiden, S C Nov 39
maydenhead, firstfruits, S,Cp 418.
may-game, laughing-stock, object of ridicule,
v VII 40
mazd, mazed, mazde, pret wondered, iv
ix II, pa part stupefied, bewildered, iv
1 43, Bellay 107, ppl adj iv vi 37, v VIII
38
maze, bewilderment, stupor, iv iv 18
mazeful, bewildering, confounding, Eptth 190
mazer, (1) a hard wood (properly maple) used
as a material for drinking cups mazer bowle,
n xii. 49, (2) a bowl or drinking cup made
of such wood, S, C Aug 26
mazie, like a maze, S C Dec 25
mealt'th, melteth, 1. ix 31
meane, sb medium, average, middling condition,
ii VII. 16, vi. ix II, x. 27, H, Love
86, middle part in a musical composition,
alto or tenor (Jig ), II. VII. 33, means, in.
xii. 40, in the m = in the meantime, iu 1 58,
middle m = medium, VII VII. 22 , by meanes =
because of, on account of, vi VIII, 25.
meane, adj ordm iry, middling, m. 1. 33
meanesse, -nesse, humble birth, iv. VII 16,
\i III 7
meaner, one who intends or purposes, III v
meaneth, intendeth, iv vi 6
meanly, fairly, moderately, Hubberd 297
mear'd, pret bounded, R R 296
meare, sb boundary, in ix 46 (2) (lit and
fig),R T
meare, adj pure, II xi. 34.
I measure 1 , moderation, vi. VIIi 43, xi 14
measure 2 , song, melody, Teares 547
measured, pret proportioned, adjusted, u. VII.
measurelesse, boundless, Teares 516.
1 meawes, sea-gulls, II. xii 8