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GLOSSARY. 727
wene, to think, S C March 25 Cf ween wield, to sway, influence, v x 24
went, course, journey, iv v 46, resort, haunt, wight, sb
iv II 47, turning, veering, vi vi 3
wesand, windpipe, v II 14, S C Sept 210
west, to set (of the sun), v Prol 8
wex, sb wax, in vii. 6.
wex(e), vb to wax, grow, become, 1 II 4, iv
30, II III 9, x 20,III 1 47, vii 24, IX 13, vi
j Arg, xii II, S C Feb 124, June 103,
Clout 851, wexen, 3rd pen plur pres,
S C Aug 96 Oct 42, pa part ,R T 472
wext, pa part increased, iv II 52
wexen, waxen, S C Dec 68
wey,to weigh,consider,Hubberd II2 Cf way
whally, having a greenish tinge, 1 iv 24
what, fare, things, vi ix 7
what (is he) for a (ladde), what kind of
(a lad is he), S C Apr 17
wheare, place, III iv 19
whelky, knobby, iounded, Gnat 105
whelmd,pa part II II 43, pret vii v3 53
overwhelmed, crushed whelming, ppl adj
II iv 17
whenas, when, 1 ii 32,II ix 10, 14, p 413
whereas, where-as, where, II xii 42, vii
vii 17,47,48
whet, pa part whetted, sharpened, vi viii 4 s;
whether, pron , adj which (of two), 1 II 37,
iv III 37, ix 1,10, v II 17, vii vii 57, Hub
berd 997.
whether, adv whither, v vii 48, Clout 251
whight, white, II III 26
while, time, iv 1 j,S C Jan 8, the wkyles
— while, vi vi 44
whilere, whyl-, -eare, erewhile, lately
foimerly, 1 ix 28,III vi 26, x 17, iv v 8,
Past Aeglogue 142, already, iii ix 13
whiles, while, II iv 34
whilom, -e, whyl-, formerly, once, 1 Prol
I, III VII 47, p 410, S C Apr 23
whirlpooles, sea-monsters of the whale kind,
ii. xii. 23
whist, pa part silenced, vii vii 59
whistler, ? plover or pewit, ii xii 36
whit no w =a nothing at all, not at all, II viii
54, iv vii 44
white, mark, Three Lett p 619
whot, whott(e), hot, 1 x 26,II i 58, viii
II, ix 29, III VII 49, S C March 41, Sept
II2. whotest, hottest, S C p 447
wicked, baneful, cruel, iii xi 24
widder, wider, S C Sept 210
wide, wyde, round about, vi xi 18, away,
1
34, xi 5, ii viii 36
widow, bereaved, Past, Aeglogue II2.
widowhead. widowhood, Teares 240
1 creature, person, human being, 1
ii 30, 42, v 36, ix 23, II xi 8, iii iii 60, ix
21, iv VII 10.xii 19, v Prol 9,S C Apr.47
wight,sb 2 blame, S C June I00 Cf wite, sb
wight, adj nimble, active, S C March 91
wightly, quickly, S C Sept. 5
wildings, crab-apples, in vii 17
wile, wyle, to beguile, iii x 5
will, sb desne, Beautie 158
will, vb to wish, request, v xii 8, 9 wild,
pret ordered, vi. vii. 35 will or mil = willy
mlly,i ii 43
wimble, nimble, S C March 91
wimple, covering of linen worn by women on
the head, cheeks, and neck, 1 xii 22
wimpled,pa part i, 1 4, pret vii vii 5
laid, lay in plaits or folds
win, to reach, get to, vi 1 23.
wmde, to perceive or follow by the scent, v.
II 25
wine fats, vats of wine, vii vii 39
wisards, sages, wise men, wizards, 1 iv 12,
II ix 53, v Prol 8
wise, wize, manner, guise, iii 1 55, u 24,
vi ix 6, VII VII 18, Teares 170
wishful, desirable, v ix 10
wist, pret knew, 1 II 40, III II 23, iv 1 7,
VII 17 Cf wot
wit, witt, knowledge, intelligence, n xii 44,
III j 12, iv, iv 39, mind, Clout 707.
witche, witch-elm, S C. June 20
wite, ^b blame, censure, vi in 16, VII 41
wite, witen, wyte, vb to blame, reproach,
censure, II VII 16, in iv 52, iv Prol I,
v xi 57,SC May 159,July210,Aug 136,
Hubberd 348, Clout 749, 916
witelesse, blameless, S C Aug 136
withdraw, to carry ofl, III xi 3a
with hault, pret withheld, II xi 9
without, outside, VII VII 52
withouten, without, II VIII 47, iv VII 2, v
xii 39, VII. VII. 53, S C. Oct 29, Hubberd
158, 186.
witnesse, a rough edge (as in the leaves of
books), Three Lett p 625
wittily, wisely, sensibly, n ix 53
wiuehood, state of being a wife, iv y 3
wiuely, wifehke, iv v 3
wo, woe, sad, n VIII 53, iv 1 38
womanhead,-hed, womanhood, womankind,
n VII 55, v ix 45, Mutop. 345, womanliness,
vi u 15, Clout 512 womanhood,
womanly feeling, vi VIII 51
won, wonne, sb abode, dwelling-place, retreat,
II vii 20, xii II, III III. 7. VIII *7.