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misdesert, undeserVIIIgness, vi 1 12.
mwdid, pret did wrong, iv. iv. 27.
misdiet, improper feeding,! iv. 23,II.xi 12
misdight,pa part ill-clothed(fig ),v. VII 37
misdonne, tnf to misdo, do wrong, III IX 7
misdoubting, pres part fearing, suspecting,
vi iv 47, xi 43
miser, wretch, n 1 8, in 8
misfare, mishap, misfortune, iv v 30, vi 2,
VIIi 5, 27, xii 12, v xi 48, vi III 24, VII 14.
misfaring, vbl sb wrongdoing, Clout 758
misfeigning, feigning with an evil intention,
I III 40
misgone,pa part gone astray, S C July 201
misgotten, ppl adj ill-gotten, vi 1 18
misgouernaunce, mismanagement, misuse,
S C. May 90, misbehaviour, S C Nov 4
misguyde,;sb wrongdomg,trespass,H Love 144
xmsguyde, vb to misdirect, vi III 47
mishappen, to happen amiss, 1 III 20
mishapt,ppl adj misshapen, iii vii 22
misintended, ppl adj maliciously aimed,
Amor Son 16
misleeke, to dislike, v II 49
imslike, to disapprove of, 6 C May 162,
to be ill-pleasing to, III VIIi 51
mislme, to live a bad life, S C May 87
misregard, hck or care, iv. VIIi 29
missay, -e, to speak wrongly, say what is
wrong, S C Sept 2 , pa, part missayd, \ 1
xii 2, to speak evil of, abuse, S C Sept 106,
pa part, missayd, iv, vii 27
misseeme, to misbecome, iii III 53, VIIi 26,
Hubberd 804
misseemmg, ppl adj unseemly, 1 ix 23, II
II 31, vbl sb false show, 1 VII 50
mis-shape, deformity, v xii 29
misshapen, }pl adj deformed, II xi 8
missing, pres part* failing, iv. xi 2
mistake, to imagine erroneously, iv VIIi 55 ,
pret mistooke, in xi 13, niistooke,/>rW
fell upon grievously, v. VIIi 8
mister, myster, (what, such) kind or sort of,
1 ix, 23, III v 5, iv vii 10, VII 22, vi xi
39, S C July 201, Sept 103
misthought, wrong opinion, iv. VIIi 58
mis-trayned, pa part misled, v xi 54
mistreth, is necessary, in. vii 51.
misusage, abuse, S C July 184
miswandred,ppl adj. gone astray, in VII 18
misweene, to have a wrong opinion, think
wrongly, II Prol. 3, Past Elegie 101. misween'd,
pa part mistaken, v. VIIi 46
mis weening, vbl. sb. misjudgement, 1 iv 1
miswend, to go astray (Jig), Hubberd 128
miswent, ppl adj iv v 30.
GLOSSARY. 701
mizzle, to rain III fine drops, to drizzle, S C
Nov. 208
mo, moe, more, 1. ix. 44, in, xi. 45, iv 1 24,
other m = many others, S C May 68
mochell, much, S. C Feb 109, Aug. 23
Cf. muchell
mocke, act of derision,-5" C Aug, 120, tnochs
and mowes ~ derisive gestures, vi. vii 49
mode, wrath, iv iv 5
mold \ mole, spot on the skin, vi xii 7
mold 3 , see mould
moldwarpe, -e, mole, Clout 763, Love 182
mollify, to melt, soften {lit ),Amor Son 32 ,
pa part molliflde, iii vi 7 mollifide,
pa part rendered less obdurate, iv xii 13
molt, pret melted, II. v 8 molten, ppl
adj l dissolved' in emotion, Gnat 245
moly, a heib of the liliaceous genus Allium,
Amor Son 26
mome, blockhead, vii vi 49
monastere, monastery, vi. VII. 23.
mone, sb plea, iii ix 12, grief, vii v 4,
lamentation, S C Apr 89 (makes m),
Teares 6
mone, vb to bewail, bemoan, 1 iv 49, Teares
292
moniment, trace, something serving to identify,
1 v 38, v. VIIi. 43, Gnat 589, mark,
figure, II vii 5, VII. 80, record, II ix. 59,
token, memorial, v. VIII 45
monoceros, a fish with a ' horn', as a saw-fish,
sword-fish, or narwhal, II VII. 23
moralize, to supply with a moral, I Prol I
mores 1 , roots, plants, VII VII 10
Mores 2 , Moors, vi vii 43
morion, -an, a kind of helmet, without
beaver or visor, worn by soldiers in the 16th
and 17th c , VII vii 28, Murop 322, Bellay
201, Epigrams p 608
morish, moorish, swampy, marshy, iv xi
29, Gnat 26l
morrow, morow, -e, morning, in xii 28, v
III 7, S C March 3, 46, May 19
mortality, mortal existence, the estate of
mortal man, 1 x I
mortall, deadly, II.III. 22
most, greatest, iv xii 9, VII VII 17, most
what as for the most part, S C July 46, Sept
104, Clout 757
mot, mote, pres may, II 1 33, vi VIII 46,
x. 3, Daphn 265, pret sing might, could,
1 II 29, II.III.18, iv II 8, vii. 47, v VIII 26,
moten, plur. III vi 31, must, III x 7, v.
VIIi 5
.motioned, pa part, proposed, suggested,
I Hubberd 125.