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(time), iii VII 29, Amor, Son 87, to wear
longer than, S C p 467
outwell, to pour forth, 1 1. 21 outwelde,
pret, Gnat 502
outwent, pret outstripped, v VIII 4, sur
passed, S C Apr 16 Cf, outgo
out win, to get out of, iv 1 20
outwind, to disentangle, extricate, v III 9
outwrest,to draw out, extract (Jig), II iv 2',
outwrought, pa part completed, II vii 65
ousell, blackbird, Epttk 82
ouer all, in every part, all over, I xi 9, Amor
Son 29, everywhere, 1 xi 46, Hubberd II80
ouerbore, pret overthrew, iv iv 40
ouercame, pret covered, spread over, in vii
4
ouercast, pa part covered over, II 1 24 Cf
ouerkest
ouercaught, pret overtook, iv VII 31
ouercraw, to exult over, 1 ix 50, pa part
S C Feb 142
overdight, over dight,pa part overspread,
covered over, II VII. 53, iv v.n 34, Clout 493,
H Beautie 93
ouer-giue, ouergiue, to give, hand over, III
III 41 , to give up, Hubberd 249
ouergo, to overcome, v. u. 7 ouergone,
pa part excelled, S C Aug 128
ouergrast,pa part overgrown withgrass,S C
Sept 130
ouerhaile, to draw over, S C Jan 75
ouerhent, pret overtook, II x 18,III v 25,
v III II, x. 36, pa part overtaken, III VII
19, v viii 4
ouerkesl, pret in vi 10,pa part ,R T 457
covered, overspread Cf overcast
ouer lade, to overwhelm, v VII 19
ouerlay, to overwhelm, v xi 51
ouerlooke, to look over, peruse, III xii 36, to
look after, oversee, Hubberd 279 ouerlookt,
pa part considered, Hubherd 396
ouerpasse, to cause to pass, alleviate, vi III
14 ouerpast, pa part passed over, I II
32
ouerplast, ppl adj overhanging, 1 1 24
ouer raught, pa part extended over, v VII
30, pret overtook, vi III 50
ouer-red, pret, read over, III xi. 50
ouerren, to oppress, v II 19, pret ouerran,
v iv 44 ouerrun, pa part crushed, run
down, v xi 6
oueraee, to overlook, fail to see, ii ix 44, to
overlook, look down upon, iv x 30, to over
look, look after, Hubberd 283
ouerset, ppl adj oppressed, vi v 22
ouer side, over the side of v vi 39
GLOSSARY
oueraight, escape, i vi I
ouerstrooke, pret struck above, v. xi 13
ouerswim, to swim over, III iii 33
ouert, open, III ix. 46
ouerthwart, opposite, iv x 51
ouerture, open or exposed place, S C July 28
ouerwent, ouer-went, pret, went over,
traversed, ill iv 18,p 413,pa part overcome,
overwhelmed, v viu 7, S C March 2
owches, gems, jewels, 1 II 13, x 31,III iv 23
owe: owe her/all = is bound to fall, R R 387
owre, ore, II VII 5, III iv 18
oystriges, ostriches, II xi 12
pace, step, 1 iv 3, place through which one
parses, tract, III 1 19
pack, vb to go away, depart, VII vi 12, go
pack, Teares 398
packe, sb burden, vi II 21
packed, ppl adj heaped up, amassed, S C
P 441
paddocks, toads, S C Dec 70
pame, payne, sb pains, tare, 1 vi 33, II xi
15, punishment, II VII 21
pame, payne, vb refi to take pains, exert
oneself, 1 iv 15, v xii 10 paynd, pret iv
vi 40
painefull, payne-, troublesome, laborious,
vi VII 35, careful, painstaking, Two Lett p
636
paint out, to depict, S C June 79
paire, to impair, 1 VII 41
Palemon = Thomas Churchyard, Clout 396
paled ¹,ppl adj paled part per part - furnished
or marked with (vertical) stripes, in heraldry
paly, vi II 6
paled 2 , ppl adj fenced in with pales, 1 v 5
Palm, pseudonym, Clout 392
pall, sb robe, cloak (esp of rich material), II
ix 37, v v 24, S C July 173
pall, vb to subdue, daunt, iv iv 5 palled,
ppl adj enfeebled, Past Elegie 163
palled, ? pallid, Past Elegie 163
panachaea, a reputed herb of hea'ing virtue,
all heal, in v 32
pance, paunce, pawnee, pansy, in 1 36, xi
37, S C Apr 142
pangues, pangs in xi 44,
pannikell, bum pan, skull, III v 23
paragon, equal, ma ch, in II 13, iv ix II,
vi ix II, Clout 451, emulation, comparison,
in III 54, ix 2,iv v 9,v III 24,Muiop 274,
Clout m,Amor Son 66, mate, companion,
iv 33, S C P 458, consort in marriage, iv