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occupation, n xii 30, S. C, June 45, con­ iii ix 49, vi x 5, S C July 14, Sept 92,
duct, iii 1 67.
Hubberd 406
tradefuli, busy III traffic, Amor Son. 15 tromp(e),trumpet,iii.iii 3, p. 412, trumpeter,
traduction, transfer, iv III 13.
herald, R T 434.
traine, trayne, artifice, wile, snare, 1 vi troncheon, headless spear, cudgel, II viii
3, vii I, IX 31, xii 36,III III II, x II, iv 38, iv III 12
VIIu 31, v viii 2, 19, xii 40, Gnat 241, troth, truth, II 1 II, II 34
Mutop 398, Clout II8, Past Elegie 97 , troublous, agitated, disturbed, II II 24, rest­
trail, track, v II 15, assembly, v II 33 less, II III 4
tramels, nets (for the hair), II II 15,III ix 20 trow(e), to believe, think, i! v 13, v II 34,
transfard, pret transformed, m xi 31 S C March 56, July 107
translated, transferred, v vii 29
trump, trumpet, Amor Son 29, 85 Cf
transmew, to transform, transmute, 1 vii 35, tromp
II III 37, iiI 1 38
truncked, ppl adj truncated, beheaded, 1
transmoue, to transform, in xi 43
VIII 10, II v 4
transuerse by t =m a haphazard way, vii trusse, 56 bundle, 5 C May 239
vii 56
trusse, vb to seize and carry off, 1 xi 19, iv
trap, to furnish with trappings, II viii 16 vii 18, to pack up, iii. x 46
trap fals, trap doors so made as to give way trustily, -ely, faithfully, vi III 19, with
beneath the feet, pitfalls, v II 7
confidence, Hubberd 55
trast, pret moved, ran, v viii 37
vb
Cf trace, truth, trust, care, 1 vi 12,II III 2
try(e), trie, vb to experience, iv vii II,
trauayler, worker, Two Lett p 640 R T. 233, tride, pret iv vii 2, tryde,
traueled, -eiled, pa part troubled, S C pa part vi III 2, to prove (oneself), Hub­
Jan. Arg 6, laboured, R R II7
berd 913 tryde, pa part purified, II II 9
trauell, sb toil, travail, vi vii 19, ix 2 tride, ppl adj firm, faithful, vi viii 33
trauell, vb to travail, labour (in childbirth) trye, adj choice, select, v II 26
(fig), iv ix 17
tunes, tones, strains, Elegie 193
trayle, sb woven pattern, Muiop 299 turmoyle,sb trouble, agitation, Amor Son II
trayled,/a part interwoven with a pattern, turmoyle, vb intr to labour amid trouble,
v v 2
Gnat 152 , tr to disturb, agitate, R R 261,
trayned, pa part vi vi 39, pret vi vi 42 Petrarch 21. turmoild,pa part troubled,
allured
iv ix 39
treachetour, traitor, II x 51, vi vii 7 turney, sb tournament, encounter, iv vi 6,
treachour, traitor, cheat, 1 iv 41, ix 32, II ix 36 Cf tourney
1 12, iv 27, Hubberd 1255
turney, vb to joust, tilt, iv v 7, v III Arg
treague, truce, II II 33
Cf tourney
treat, sb parley, in vin 17
turribant, turban, iv xi 28
treat, -en, vb to speak, talk (of), 1 vii 40, twame into even t =3 into two even portions,
VIIu 43, iv, 1 16
Hubberd 1024
treaty, arrangement, III 1 II
tway, two, twain, 1 vii 27, i vi 3r, iii xi
treen, of trees, 1 II 39, vii 26.
\ II, iv II 13, v iv 35, S C July 152
trenchand, -ant, sharp, piercing, 1 1 17, xi twight, to twit, v vi 12
24, v v 9.
twine, twyne, sb coil, band, 1 vi 14, S C
trentals, services of thirty masses for the dead Aug 30, Oct in
on as many successive days, Hubberd 453 twine, vb to twist, iv II 51
trespassed, pa part committed, Gnat 448 twinne, pair, couple, Bellay 70, Epigrams
trild,/re/ flowed, trickled, II xii 78 P 607
trim, neat, well-formed, m 1 36, Past. Elegie twist, fabric made with a double and hence
42 , pleasing, in 1 40
heavy thread, coarse cloth, Hubberd 460
trimly, neatly, S C Apr 29
twyfold, twofold, 1 v 28
trmall, threefold, 1 xii. 39, H Love 64 tyhyhmg, pres part tittering, Thee Lett
triplicities, trinities, triads, 1 xii 39, H p 618
Love 64
tyned, pret were lost, perished, iv xi 36
triumph, triumphing, iv II 24, iv 28 type, emblem, pattern, model, Teares 70,
trode, troad, -e, footstep, trace, track, path, Gnat 557