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II. iv 4,13, VII 39,III III 50, vi 40, VII 26,
iv VII 20, v III 7
nothing, adv not at all, 1 iv 4, II vi 15
notifide, pa part proclaimed, known, III III
44
nought, adj bad, useless, II IX 32
nould,-e, would not, 1 vi 17 v VIII 41, vi III
26,VII 36, £ C Feb 192, 199
noule, head, VII VII 39
nource, -ice, nurse (fig ),S C May II8, R T
169
noursle, to train, foster, rear, vi iv 35 > pret
I vi 23, v 1 6.
nourshng, nursling, object of a nurse's care
(trans/), II vin 20, Teares 564, Gnat 282,
R R 299
nourtred, pa part trained, skilled, Past
Elegie 71
nousell, to train, foster (Jig), S C p 443
Cf noursle
noushng, pres part, Clout 763 , ppl adj
iv xi 32 burrowing
nouells, news, S C. Feb 95
noy, to annoy, vex, grieve, Two Lett p 643
noyd, pret 1 x 24, xi 45
noyance, annoyance, noxiousness, 1 1 23,III
VII 2
Noyes, Noah's, II x 15
noyous, troublesome, harmful, noxious, 1 v
45, vin 40, xi 50,II ix 32,III 1 43, Teares
483.
noysome, harmful, noxious, vi x 7, S C
July 22, R R 54.
nye, to draw near, S C, May 316
0
oaker, ocher, R T 204
object, to reproach, accuse, vi vii 26
dblique, II ix 52
obliquid, directed obliquely, VII vii 54
obsequy, funeral rites, II 1 60
occasions, reasons, II v 21, pretexts, iv x 13
oddes, difference, v Prol I, advantage, vi
II 18
of, by, 1 II 5, iv 17, v 8, 23, II VII 2, ix 18,
VII 31, iv xi 25, v vin 16, oft, S C May
199, on, iv iv I 1 4
offal, dregs, scum (Jig), II III 8
offend, to harm, injure, II VIII 8, VII 63, iii
x I, vi. iv 25, ix 6
offer, attempt, v VIII 42
off-scum, scum,refuse (Jig), VII vi 30
off-shakt, pa, part shaken off, II xi 33.
ofspring, origin, source, ii. x 69
on, one, R T 1
GLOSSARY 703
onely, alone, 1 VII 13, VII 29, iv vi 46, v
xi 30, Dapkn 503; singly, iv VIII 28
on hed, ahead, Muiop 420
ope, open, iv III 46, vi vi 19
opprest, pa part fallen upon, taken by surprise,
II VII 81
or, before, ere, Hubberd 501, or or —
whether or, 1 vi 15
ordamd, ppl adj arrayed, drawn up (of a
battle), II x 18 , set up, v II 19
order, sb usage, practice, vi VIII 36, plur
ranks, II ix 15
order, vb to prepare, arrange, II ix 31,III ix
II, pa part determined, S C p 423
ordmano, archbishop or bishop, one who
has jurisdiction in ecclesiastical cases, Hubberd
562
ordinance, -aunce, arrangement, II ix 30,
Hubberd 173, ordnance, artillery, II xi 14,
equipment, fu r mture, iii xi 53, decree, Hubberd
II62
oncalche, yellow ore or alloy of copper,
Muiop 78
orifls, opening of a wound, iv VII 22
ongane, plant of the genus Origanum, probably
Wild Marjoram, 1 II 40
orpine, a succulent herbaceous plant, Sedum
Telephium, Muiop 193
other, one of the two, left (hand, leg), II iv 4,
v VII 36, other some- some others, S C p 417,
otherwhere, other where = elsewhere, II VII 45,
vi xi 25 , otherwhiles, other whiles = at times,
sometimes, iii x 8, vi vii 49, other
others some other, iv 1 7
ought, pret owned, 1 iv 39, II vin 40, vi
VII, 16, owed, in 1 44
out alasse, excl of grief, Am or p 577
outbarre, to bar out, II x 63
out find, to discover, iv VII 25
outgoe, to exceed, surpass, iv v II.
outhyred,/>a part let out for hire, v Prol 3
outlaunched, pa part thrust out, Muiop 82
Cf. launce, -ch
outleame, to find out, elicit, iv VIII 22
outly, outwardly, externally, Three Lett p
626
outrage, violent outcry, clamour, 1 xi 40,
want of moderation, excess, II. u, 38
outragious, violent, v xi 29
outraigned, pa part, reigned to the end of,
II x 45
outstrained, pa part stretched out tightly,
Gnat 280
out ward, to ward off, keep out, v 1 10
outweare, to wear out, away (fig ), iv II 33
outwore,/>r*/ ,-worne pa part spent,passed