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GLOSSARY.
mott, pret measured, appraised, Chut 365
mought l , pret might, could, 1 1 42, in x
18, v ix. 34, S C March 53
mought 3, must, S C p 416, May 74, 157,
July 153, Sept 133
mould, sb 1 dross, vi ix 3]
mould, mold, sb ² form, shape, 1 a. 39, vii.
26, III II 25, iv. II 41, structure, 1 IV. 5,
VII 33, bodily shape, body, II vii 42,
stature, iv x 10
mould, vb to moulder (fig ), II III 41.
mount, mound, Gnat 660, 686, Clout 284
mountenance, space, distance, extent, III viu
18, xi 20, v vi 36
mouth'd,pp/ adj having a mouth, ii xi 12
moue, to attempt, propose, iv ix 31 , moued
speech = spoke, vi III 14
mowes, grimaces, vi vii 49
moyity, half, II xii 31
moyle, to defile, H Love 220
moystie, damp, vi ix. 13
muchell, much, great, 1 iv 46, vi 20, in
VII 32, x 31 Ct nuckle
mum, not a word, iv vii 44
mumming, vbl sb masking, Hubberd 802
munifience, fortification, defence, ii x 15
mured, pret blocked up, closed, vi xii 34
murrins, plagues, diseases, iii III 40
murther, to kill, murder, vi vi 26
muse, sb wonderment, 1 xii 29
muse, vb to wonder, II 1 19
musicall, music, S C. May 28
must, new wine, VII vii 39
mysterie, trade, profession, Hubberd 221
N
name, quality, reputation, 1 xii 13
namely, particularly, above all, VII vii 48
napron, apron, v v 20
narre, nearer, S C July 97, near, close, R R
213
nas, has not, S C May 61
nathemoe, II iv 8, nathemore, 1 VIII 1 },
ix 25, n v 8, in v 22, iv v 20, vi xii 32
never the more
nathlesse, nathe-, -les, naytheles, nevertheless,
none the less, II 1 5, 22, v 6, in 1
55, iv v 20, vi 38, Hubberd 375, 1073,
Beauite 159
nation, class, kind (of animals), n xii 36,
brntishnation =animalcreation,Pas/ Elegit 98
natiue, natural, ii iv 1, v vi 27
nature, vi VIII 41
nay tf nay = if not, Daphn 130
naythles, see nathlesse
ne,nor,not,i 1 22, vi 1,III iv 56^413, S C
May 152, Nov 19, ne ne- neither
nor, 1 vi II
Neeera, pseudonym f Clout 524
neat, cattle, vi ix 4
neate, clear, bright, Gnat II9
neatheard, one who looks after cattle, S C
A"g Arg 5
needments, necessaries, 1 1 6, vi 35, Clout
195
neesmg, vbl sb sneezing, Three Lett p 615,
(fig)? 618
neglect, pa part neglected, Thest 96
nempt, pa pari named, called, m x 29
nephew, descendant, grandchild, 1 v 22,II
VIII.29, in iv 22, R R 104
nest, lodging, retreat, iv v 32, vi xt 42
net, pure, clean, in VII 20, vi viu 45 CC
neate
nethelesse, nevertheless, S C pp 418, 419
Cf nathlesse
nether, no one, v vi 35
new, anew, again, v II 36, of new = ovet
again, afresh, vi xi, 43
newell, novelty, S C May 276
newfanglenesse, novelty of fashion, mno
vation, 1 iv 25, Hubberd 675
nice, fastidious, particular, iv x 22, vi ix 7 ,
nicer = too fastidious, 1. VIII 40
nicely, cautiously, gently, in xii 10
nioenesse, luxiiry, effeminacy, iv viu. 27.
nioetie, -itee, reserve, coyness, 1 x 7, n II 3
nigardise, niggardliness, meanness, iv viu 15,
S C p 4o8
nigheth, approaches, S C March 4 Cf nye.
I nighly, niggardly, sparingly, S C July 171
ni'll, nill, will not, 1 ix 15, n VII 32, m v.
II, xi 14, S C May 131, 151, will or
m// = willing or unwilling, 1 III 43 willed
or nilied, pret were willing or unwilling, iv
vii 16
mmblesse, mmbleness, v ix 29
nip, to slander, Hubberd 712
nis, nys, is not, S C May 144, June 19, Aug
38, Nov 9
noblesse, nobility, 1 viu 26
nominate, to name, designate, 1 x 64
nonce, nones for (the) n = for the purpose,
but used as a metrical tag or stop-gap, Bellay
74, Three Lett p 626
noriture, nour-, nurture, upbringing, 1 ix
5,II III 2
Norueyses, Norwegians, in in 33
nose thrill, nostril, 1. xi 22, m ix 22, xi 41.
note, no'te, know not, 1 xii 7, S C Sept.
no; cannot, II Prol 4, could, might not,