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poirend, to signify, v VII 4 I
portesse, portable breviary, 1 iv 19
portluiesse, statelmess, dignity, Amor Son 5
portly, stately, dignified, Amor Son 5,
Epith 148
possesse, to accomplish, obtain, in III 51 ,
to occupy, Mutop 150
post in p = in haste, at express speed, vi VII
35
potshares, potsherds, broken pieces of earthenware,
vi 1 37
pottle, measure equal to two quarts, Three
Lett p 615
Pouke, Puck, an evil spirit or goblin, also
called Robin Goodfellow and Hobgoblin,
Eptth.Mi.
pouldred,pa. pari crushed, poudered, I VII
12, ppl adj spotted, III II 25, reduced to
powder, R R 378
pounce, claw or talon of a bird of prey, 1 xi
19, v iv 42
pounching, pres part poking, prodding, vi |
II 22
pound inp =III a balance, v II 36
pourtrahed, pa part drawn, portrayed, 1
viu 33, II ix 33, III 1 34
pourtraict, \b image, representation, likeness,
II III 22, VII 23, III Prol I, iv v 13,
pourtraict, por-, vb to portray, iv v 12,
p 407,6' C p 417
pourtraiture, -acture, -aicture, image,
portrait, representation, 1. iv 17, Hubberd
6II, Dapfoi 303
pousse, pulse, pease, S C Aug 46
powre, to pour, R T 131
poynant, poin-, sharp, piercing, 1 VII 19, II
viu 36, III 1 5, iv III 9
practick, e, crafty, cunning, artful, 1 VII 34
II 1 3,III 9, skilful, iv III 7, v VII 29, \i 1 36
practise, actions, conduct, in III 28, v vi
31 , artifice, stratagem, Hubberd 806
practfz'd, ppl adj skilled, iv II 10 practiz'd,
pa part plotted, schemed, v ix 41
prancke, vb l to fold, plait, 1 iv 14
prancke, vb 2 to dress, deck (refl ), II II 36,
to show off, II III 6
pranke, sb evil deed, v 1 15
pray, to take possession of, make prey of, v
iv 14. prayde, pa part captured as booty
(jg),vi x 35
preace, -se, -sse, sb multitude, press, crowd,
1 III 3, II VII 46,III 1 23, iv III 4, iv 34
to put in preace = to exercise, put in practice,
S C Oct 70
preace, vb to press, strive, contend, 1 xii 19,
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pret pressed, thronged, II VII 44, pres part
advancing, iv x 10, VII vi 10
precedent, pattern, model, p 412
preeumg, vbl sb trial, probation, Hubberd
1366
preferre, to promote, Clout 818 prefard,
pret preferred, liked, III VIII 14, pa part
proferred, iv II 27
preflxt, pa part fixed, settled (beforehand),
v xi. 40
preife, see priefe
preiudice, vb to influence, Three Lett p
624
preiudize, sb prognostication, presaging, II
ix 49
prepense, to consider, III xi 14
prescript, command, instruction, Hubberd
1261
present, immediate, instant, S C p 447
president, precedent, example, v iv 2,
Three Lett p 623
prest, adj ready, at hand, II VIII 28 , pre
pared, iv III 22, adv quickly, immediately,
VII vi 16
pretence, design, intention, II iv i, v v 33,
viu 10
pretend, to attempt, if xi 15,pa part portended,
vi iv 10, stretched out, vi xi 19
preuent, to forestall, anticipate, pres part iv
1 41, vi viu 15, pret vi 1 38
preuie, preuehe, see prime, priuely
price, sb value, 1 x 31, Clorvida 100
price, -ze, vb to pay the price for, pay for,
I v 26, ix 37, H Love 175 prizde, pa
part revenged, paid for, R T II6
prick, vb to spur, ride fast, pres part 1 1 I,
pret II 1 50, v 1 19
pricke, sb point, pitch, n VII I , target,
bull's-eye, S C Sept 122
pricket, a buck in its second year, S C Dec
2 7
priefe, experience, 1 viu 43,II 1 48,1V 28,
test, trial, 1 ix 17, vi iv 34, proved or
tested power, 1 x 24 , proof, 6 C Aug II6
preife, trial, Hubberd 408 Cf proofe
prieue, to prove, vi VII 18, pa part v iv
I 33 Cf proue
prime, spring, springtime, 1 II 40, vi 13,
II VII 75, III vi 42, VII VII 18, 43, S C
Feb 16,167, Past, Elegie 47, sunrise, morning,
II ix 25
pnmitias, first fruits, Hubberd 518
primrose, best, finest, S C Feb 166, Clout
560
principals, the two principal feathers in each
I wing (falconry), S C p 418