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in the 16th c as laced above the ankle,
S C p 427
state, sb v xi 3
state, adj. stately, S C Sept 45
state, adv stately, S C Sept 45
stay, sb restraint, Epith 250
stay, vb to support, hold up, 1 vi 35, VII 10,
in xi 23, to hinder, cause to stay, 1 ix 25,
x 45,II ix 8, vi III 6, to place, fix, Bellay
14, Epigrams p 606, to stop, cease, Elegte6$ ,
stayed, ppl adj constant, steady, resolute, II
v 1, xii 29, vi v 36 Cf staid
stead, sted, -dd, -dde, sb place, situation, 1
VIIi 17, ix. 41, xi 46,II u 21, iv 42, in II
16, xi 50, iv vii 7, vi 1 42, VII vii 13,
S C May 43, Hubbard 861, condition,
plight, v xii 23, while, space of time, vi VII
40
stead, vb to assist, avail, n ix 9
steale, handle, stale, v VII 14
steane, stone, VII VII 42
steare, steer, III xi 42, iv vi 37, vi VIII 12
stearne, stern, Hubberd 1250
steedie, steadv, II 1 34
steely, of steel, v 1 9
steemed, pa part iv iv 3, pret w x 35
esteemed
steep, to dye, stain, m 1 65
Stella, pseudonym, Clout 532,
stelths, thefts, 1 III 16
steme, to exhale, II vi 27
stemme, sb stock, race, VII vi 2
stemme, vb l to dash against, iv II 16
stemme, vb 2 stomsht, ppl, adj astonisht, alarmed, v xi
29, pa part VII VII 52
stoopegallaunt, (?), S C Feb 90
stop, obstruction, obstacle, 1 VIII 13
store in s =at hand, iv 1 9
stound, stownd, -e, sb
to encircle, vi x 12
stent, to cease, stop, II iv 12 Cf stmt, vb
sterue, to die, II vi 34,1V 1 4,26, to starve,
Hubberd 580, Love 200
steuen, cry, voice, S 0 Sept 224
stew, a hot, steaming place, 1 xi 44
stile, title, \ xi 55, composition, S C Jan 10
still, to drop, trickle, in II 29 , stild, pret
iv VII 35
stmt, si limit, bound, Thest 51
stmt, vb to stop, cease, II n 22, in iv 8, iv
III 18, ix Arg , 15
stire, styre, to stir, move, incite, II 1 7,v 2,
ix 30, in VII 45
stocke, flock, Gnat 237
stockes, stockings, socks, S C p 459
stole, mantle, 1 1 4, 45, VII 22
stomachous, resentful, angry, II VIM 23
stomacke, temper, II VII 41, courage, spirit,
Hubberd II03
stonds, stands, defences, II xi 15
stonied, pa part astonished, alarmed, v xt
30.
1 moment, 1 VIII 38 ,
mine s , ? at this moment, vi VIII 16, time,
I xi 36, III v 29, vi 1 42, S C Sept 56,
Hubberd 26
stound, stownd, sb 2 stroke, blow, II viu 32,
v III 22, S C Oct 49, Mutop 62, force of
a blow, iv vi 37, attack, assault, aftray, u\
1 21, 63, VII vi 37, peril, vi uuio, noise,
S C Dec 140, Hubberd 1353, ? violence,
virulence, vi vi 5
stound, stownd, sb 3 amazement, bewilderment,
iv vi 12,vi III 30, Elegie$i> trouble,
sorrow, 1 VII 25,vin 25, III II 26, vi II 41,
v 6, 28, S C May 257, Daphn 560, Hubberd
940
stound, vb pret stunned, bewildered, 1 vii
12, pa part, v xi 29
stoupe, sb concession, v ix 34
stoupe, vb to stoop, 1 v 12, to swoop, II xi
43
stoure, stowre, tumult, disturbance, conflict,
encounter, 1 II 7,v 51,II x 19,III 1 34,II
6,iv 13, iv III 15, v 2^,ix 22,39,v III 21,
vi vii 8, p 413,^ C Jan 27,51, May 156,
Teares 597, Beautte 73, peril, 1 III 30, iv
46, VII 12, II VIII 35, in ix 13, iv xii 19,
v v 18 , crisis, II III 34, fit, paroxysm, III II
5, m so
stout, bold, brave, doughty, 1 vi 39, in III
54, iv 1 II,II 27, vi 26, Past Etegie II7
stowte, sb a bold man, Three Lett p 625
strame, «6 lineage, iv VIII 33
straine, strayne, vb to weld, stretch forth,
II vii 21,III v 21, \i iv 22, to constrain,
force, S C Oct 12
stramt, strain, v II 14
strait, a narrow passage, n VII 40
strake, pret struck, II in 32,III vii 44, v III
33, vi VII II, Gnat 307, Petrarch 23
strakes, streaks, n iv 15
straunge, added, borrowed, in VII II
strawen, of straw, v v 50
strayne, to put into verse, S C Nov 52
streight, close, iv VIII 63, strict, strait, narrow,
v v 33, xii 10, Amor Son 71
streightly, strictly, II VIII 29, S C p 459,
closely, in II 34
streightnesse, straitness, v vi 2
streigned,/a part restrained, Hubberd II90
strene, strain, race, v ix 32, vi vi 9
stressed distress, in xi 18