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726 GLOSSARY
52, heedless, unwary, iv x 20, v v 17,
unperceived, v 1 23
warely, carefully, wanly, 1 xii 36
war-hable, fit for war, II x 62
wariment, caution, iv III 17
warke, work, ii 1 32, S C May 145, Nov
65, Bellay 44
war-monger, a mercenary soldier, in x 29
warne, to deny, forbid, prevent, Clorinda 12
warrant, rule, licence, Two Lett pp 639,640
warrayd, -eyd, -eid, pret waged war on,
attacked, 1 v 48,II x 21,50, tntr struggled,
warred (fig ), II v 48, pa part assailed,
Amor Son 44
warre, sb knob or protuberance on a tree, S C
Aug. 26
warre, adv in a worse manner, iv viii 31
Cf war
warriouresse, female warrior, v VII 27
wasserman, male sea-monster of human form,
II xii 24
wast, sb waist, ii xi 12, v x 8
wa8t(e),adj idle,useless, wasted, 1 1 42,5 C
Feb 133, stray, deserted, S C Sept 198
wast, vb to lay waste, devastate, iv 1 45,
wasted, pa part, S C Jan 19
wast(e)full, desolate, waste, barren, i III 3,
II vii 2, xii 8, iii xi 53, iv viii 8, S C
June 50, devastating, S C Jan 2
wastnesse, wilderness, 1 iii 3
watchet, light or pale blue colour, III iv 40,
iv xi 27, Elegit 3
water-sprinkles, drops, splashes of water,
iv iii 25
wav'd, pa part watered, having a sort of
pattern on which there is a changeable play
of light, iv xi 45
wawes, waves, II xii 4
waxe, to grow, become, ii x 30, waxen,
pa part, Hubberd 599 Cf wex, wox(en)
way, to weigh, v II 46, 49, to consider,
esteem, vii vi 55 , to weigh (fig ), consider,
vii viii 1, wayd, pret 1 x 40, pa part
vii vii 58 , pa part weighed, determined,
iv 1 7
way'd, pret journeyed, iv II 12
wayle, to bewail, lament, mourn, Daphn 510,
wayld, pa part 1 v 23
wayment, sb lamentation, III iv 35, R T
390
wayment, vb to lament, n 1 16, Teares
weale, happiness, Past Aeglogue 134
weanell, weanling, a lamb or kid newly
weaned, S C Sept 198
weare, to pass, spend (time), 1 1 31
wearigh, wizened, withered, iv v 34
weasand pipe, windpipe, iv in 12 Cf
wesand
weather, to expose to the air, v iv 42, Mutop
184
weaued, pret wavered, v iv 10
weed, undergrowth, iv vii 4
weed(e), weeds, clothes, dress, attire, 1 Prol
1, vii 19, II III 27, iii 29, viii 16, p 409,
S C July 168, Hubberd 1321, Clout 7II
weeke, wick, II x 30
weeldlesse, unwieldy, iv III 19
ween(e), -en, to expect, suppose, think, 1 1
10, x 58,II iv 28, viii 26, iii II 13, vi 54,
v II 25, to tell, iv xi 27
weet(e), -en ! , to know, learn, perceive, discover,
1 III 6, vi 34,vii II,II III II,III 1 19,
II 6, v 31,1V 1 41, 43, vi II 30, tow w=to
wit,i iii 17,III vi 54, iv iv 40, xi 28, v x
1,vi III 3
weet 2 , to wet, iv ix 33
weetmg, knowledge, v x 39
weetingly, wittingly, knowingly, vi III II,
Past Elegie 22
weetlesse, unconscious, ignorant, thouglitless,
in II 26, ix 41, vi viii 47, S C July 35
weft, sb =waift, in x 36, iv II 4, v III 27,
vi 1 18
weft, vb , pa part wafted, carried, II vi 18,
vi v 23, waived, avoided, iii iv 36
weighing, pres part considering, S C p
417 Cf way
welaway, exel of distress, Amor p 577
welaway the while, alas the time! S C
Sept 58
weld(e), to wield, 1 xi 28, S C May 206,
to govern, manage, control, iv Prol 1, v
IX II, vi viu II, R T 447, Hubberd 1232,
Clout 130, to bear, S C Oct 40, tntr to
exert oneself, iv 1 37
wele, weal, v xi 16
welfare, may (it) prosper, III II 42
welhead, -hed, well head, source, fountain
(/ti and fig ), II II 6, vii 15, v ix 26
welke, to fade, wane, II 23, welked, ppl
adj ,S C Jan 73, pa part, S C Nov 13
welkin, sky, heaven, 1 iv 9 (allrib ), m ix
ii,S C. Sept, 187
well, sb weal, happmess, 1 II 43
well, vb to pour forth (lit and fig), II x 26,
vi Prol 7
well away, wel-, wellawaye, interj alas!
II vi 43, viii 46, vi 15, S C Aug 19
well to donne, welldoing, 1 x 33
weltre, to roll, wallow, S C July 197
wend 1 , to turn, go, 1 1 28, iv viii 50
wend 2 , pret thought, vii vi II Cf ween.