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GLOSSARY 713
sacred, accursed,I viii 35,II. xii 37, v VII 1
sad, grave, serious, 1 1 29,II u 28, dark
coloured, sober-coloured, 1 x 7, xii 5 , grievous,
II 1 38, heavy, II 1 45, viu 30, con
stant, III xi 45
safe, save, except, m vii 60
safegard, safety, III ix 41
same, sayne, to say, yd pers plur pres
in ix 40, vii vir 55, mf,S C May 158,
Sept 108, 1 io, 123, Nov 93
sake, cause, II52, regard, consideration, 1 v
12
sale, net made out of sallow or willow branches,
S C Dec 81
salewd, pret saluted, greeted, iv vi 25 Cf
8 alued
saliaunce, assault, sally, II 1 29
saluage, adj savage, wild, 1 III 5 (trantf),
in III 45, x 39, iv iv 42, vi 1 9, v 27, p
4II, R T 564, TearessSc), sb vi v 41
salued, piet saluted, greeted, II VIIi 23
salue, sb remed\, 1 v 40, in iv 43, v 50,
S C Aug 103, Amor Son 50
salue, vb 1 to remedy, iv iv 27, p 417 , pret
remedied, made amends for, II x 21
salue, vb 2 scand, pa part examined, v ix 37 , climbed,
vii vi 8
scanne, to attempt (a high ascent), S C Oct
88
scape, sb, escape, deliverance, Gnat G64
scape, vb to escape, 1 iv 3, in xi 34
scarabee, beetle, Worlds Vanttie 44
scarmoges, skirmishes, n vi 34
scath, harm,damage, injury,loss, 1 iv 35, xii
34,II v 18, in 1 37, x II, £ C Dec 100,
Amor Son 31, harmful nature, v viii 49
scattered, pa part dropped, II II 2
soatterhngs, vagrants, II x 63
scene, stage, Teare* 192
soerne, to discern, m x 22
schoolery, education, Clout 702
sclaunder, slander, v ix 26
sclaue, slave, n vii 33
sclender,slender,thin, in 1 47,VII 36,v vii 7
scolopendraes, a kind of fabulous sea-fishes,
II xii 23
scope, object of desire or pursuit, in iv 52 ,
extent, space, in ix 46, mark for shooting
at (ht andjj^), vi III 5, S C Nov 155,
Hubberd 960
to save, v v 43 , to arrange, con­ score, number, vi ix 21
trive, iv 1 II, to preserve unblemished, iv scorse, sb exchange, II ix 55
iv 27
scorse, vb
saluing, vbl sb restoration, vindication, II 1
20
sam, together, 1 x 57, S C May 168
samite, rich silk fabric, in xii 13
sample, example, S C July II9
sanguine, blood red colour, II 1 39,III viu 6
sans, without, in the names Sansfoy faithless,
Sans joy joyless, Sans loy lawless, 1 II 25
sardonian, sardonic, v ix 12
saufgard, guard, defence, II v 8
saulge, sage, Mmop 187
saue, to meet or overcome (a doubt), Hubberd
194
sauegard, to guard, protect, in viii 46
saume, small bushy evergreen shrub, Jumperus
Sabina, bearing a small, round, bluish
purple berry, III II 49
saumg, without, in delault of, S C p 419
sauorie, plant of the genus Satureiat used for
flavouring, Mmop 198
saw, decree, command, Clout 884
say, saye *, a cloth of fine texture resembling
serge, in the 16th c sometimes partly ol
silk, subsequently woollen, 1 iv 31, m xii
8, S C Aug 66
say *, temper, vi xi 47
scald, a scabby disease, 1 viii 47
scalp, crown of the head, skull, v II 6
l to exchange, m ix 16
scorsed, vb * pret chased, vi ix 3
scould, pret scowled, n II 35
scowre, to run, pursue, 1 II 20, Gnat 564
scowrmg, vbl sb dirt or scum, Gnat 229
scriene, screen, doorway, v ix 25
senke, to shriek, vi iv 18
serine, scryne, chest for the safe keeping of
books and documents, 1 Prol 2, n ix 56
scrip, bag, wallet, 1 vi 35
scruze, to squeeze, in v 33 , scruzd, pret
II xii 56, pa part II xii 46
scryde,/>a part descried, perceived, v xii 38
scuchin, scutchin, -ion, escutcheon, shield,
coat of arms, in iv 16, iv 1 34,III 5, v xi
54
scuith guiridh (Welsh), green shield, y
scuith gogh, the red shield, n x 24
adame, sdeigne, sb dis>dain, v v 51, Amor
Son 5
sdeigne, vb to disdain, in 1 55, p 4II ,
pret sdeigned, III 1 40, Hubberd C79 , pa
part sdayned, v v 44
sdeignfull, a'deign , sdem-, disdainful, in
VII io, v II 33, Teares 71, Daphn 549
sdeignfully, disdainfully, Hubberd 1234,
seabeate, pa part beaten by the sea,
weather-beaten, S C Feb 34
seard, pret burned, 1 xi 26
Aa 3