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varlet, young man, II iv 37
vaunoing, pres part advancing, iv iv 17
vaunt, to display, exhibit, in II 16, vaunted,
pp/ adj iv iv 7
vauntage, advantage, opportunity, iii vii 51
vauntfull, boastful, Muiop 54
vaut, vawte, sb vault, II vii 28, IX 29,
Gnat 444, Hubberd 1229
vaute, vb to vault, jump, leap, Hubberd 693
vauted, pa part iii iv 43, ppl adj, Clout
6II vaulted, arched
veale, iv v 10, Three Lett p 6II, vele, 1
I 4, viii 19, II Pro) 5, III 1 59 veil (ht
and fig)
vellenage, slavery (fig ), II xi 1
vellet, velvet, S C May 185
venery, hunting (fig ), 1 vi 22
vengeable, eiger for vengeance, II iv 30
vengement, revenge, iv vii 30, vi iii 18
venger, avenger, 1 III 20
venim(e), venom, poison, Muiop 352,
Worlds Vamtie 39
vent, to snuff, S C Feb 75 vented, pret
lifted up so as to give air, III 1 42
ventayle, -taile, movable front or mouthpiece
of a helmet, which may be raised to
admit fresh air, III II 24, iv vi 19, v viii
12
venterously, daringly, Two Lett p 640
ventred, pret ventured, iv vii. 31
ventrous, venturous, daring, adventurous,
II xii 44, iv II 27, vi 4, v x 30
verdit, gudgement, opinion, decision, vii vii
27, Three Lett p 618
vere, to turn, shift, i xii 1, v xii 18
vermeil, -eill, sb II x 24, adj III 1 46,
iv ix 27, Protk 33 venmlion
vermily, sb vermilion, III viii 6
vermin, (a noxious) insect, Worlds Vamtie 77
vertue, power, worth, v 1 10.
vertuous, potent, powerful, II xii 86
Veruen, vervain, one of several weedy plants
of the genus Verbena, which formerly had
sacred associations, Muiop 197
vestiment, vestment, garment, 1 III 17, III
xii 29, v ix 10
vetchy, of vetch, S C Sept 256
vild, vylde, adj vile, 1 III. Arg , vi 3, III
vii 15, v xi 18, adv vilely, vi 1 Arg,
vildly, vilely, i. 1 20,III 43
virelayes, a short light song or poem written
to an old French measure, III x8,S C Nov
21, Daphn, 317.
virginals, keyed instrument of the harpsichord
class, Two Lett, p. 636
visnomie, -y, visage, countenauce, v, iv. II,
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Muiop 310, Amor Son 45, Misc Sonn II
Cf physnomy
visour, mask, disguise, 1 vii 1
vitall, necessary to life, life-giving, II 1 2,
R R 342, Daphn 197
voide, voyd, to avoid, turn aside, iv vi 3 ,
pa part turned aside, removed, vi vii 43,
cleared, removed, v iv 46 , to go, depart,
S C Aug 164, Epitaph (2) 35
voydnesse, emptiness, Clout 850.
vow, will, wish, vii vi 22
viilgar, -e, the common people, 1 v 8, in.
xii 4, v II 33, Teares 194
W
wad, bundle, H Love 226
wade, to go, pass, 1 1 12
wae, woe, S C Sept 25
wag, to move, iv iv 18, v 1 22,
wage, sb pledge, 1 iv 39
wage, vb to let out for pay, ii vii 18
waged, ppl adj paid, Clout 382
wagmoires, quagmires, S C Sept 130
waide, pa part weighed, proved, iv ix 38
Cf way
waift, waif, a thing blown by the wind or
earned m by the sea, iv VII 31 Cf weft, sb
waild,pret bewailed, Thest 128 Cf wayle
wailefull, wayl-, mournful, III iv 38, v vi
26, S C Feb 82, May 201, Muiop 12
wame, wayne, wagon, 1 iv 19, v 41, in
iv 60
warned, pa part carried along, moved, vii
vi 10
wait, -e, wayt, vb to watch for, II iv 17,
to await, 1 v 3, v xii 12, to watch, iii xi 21
wakefull, watchful, m ix 7
waladay, interj alas! Gnat 417
walke, to move, wag, II iv 5 walkt, pret
rolled, iii xii 12
wallowed, ppl adj grovelling, iii xi 7
wan, adj pale, faint, II vi 41, sorrowful, sad,
S C Oct 85 wanne, feeble, S C Jan 47
wan, vb pret won, gained, II II 17, vi 41,
vii 54
wand, bough, branch, v ix 17
wanton, playful, 1 xii 7, wild, III vi 22
war, worse, S C Sept 108
ward, sb guard, garrison, ii xi 15
ward, vb to guard, 1 VIIi 3, v ix 22, S C
July 42 , to waid off, repel, 1 ix 10
ware, adj wary, sharp, 1 vii 1, aware, in
ix 28
ware, vb pret wore, 1 iv 47
warelesse, unaware, unawares, iv II 3, v. v.