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iv vin 23, v ix 8, vi III 37, xii 35, Chut J
5"
won, vb 1 did won = was wont, used, in ix
21 wonned, pret was wont, S C Feb
II9. wonst, is wont, Mutop. II
wondred, wonderful, II xii 44, iv xi 49
won(e), wonne,v&. 8 to dwell, live, abide, 1 vi
39,II 1 51,III 18, vii 49, xii 69,III 1 3,
II 14,III 26, v 27, iv vi 5, xi 37, vi II 25,
S C Feb 184, Clout 307
wonne, vb 3 pret 1 vi 39 (tntr ) , pa part,
Hubberd 751 (tr ) conquered
wonnmg, dwelling-place, vi iv 13
wont, ppU adj. wonted, accustomed, v III 1
Cf won, vb
wont, pret was, were accustomed, iv vii 6,
40, used to be, S C. Feb 108 wontes,
wonts, is accustomed, II II 42, Amor Son
39 Cf won, vb
wontlesse, unaccustomed, Beautie 2
wood, mad, furious, 1 iv 34, v 20, II iv II,
iv ix. 29, S C March 55, «4w# 75, Hubberd
I35 2
woodnesse, madness, in xi 27
wooe, to obtain by solicitation, iv x 57
woon, to dwell, Gnat 18, Clout 774 Cf won,
vb*
word, motto, iv iv 39
wore, pret passed, iv ix 19 Cf weare
world worlds pride =• earthly magnificence,
R R 422
worship, glory, honour, 1 1 3, III II 8
worth, sb in w , in good w = in good part,
pp 4II,412,413
worth, vb wo worth= woe betide, II vi 32,
Epitaph (2) 13
worthy, deserved, II 26, S C June 100
wot, wote, to know, 1 1 13,32,II 18, ix 43,
II III 16, HI ix 7, vii vi 33,S C Feb 85,
March 102
wound, pa part weaved, II xii 82
woundlesse, unwounded, S C Oct 41
wowed,pret wooed, vi xi 4,Past Elegie6j
wox(e)tpret waxed,became,grew, II viu 9,47,
x 17, xii 22,III.III 17,iv 52,1V. viii 31, v
ix. 46, S C Jan. 5,Hubberd II03 woxen,
pa part, become, grown, 1 iv 34, x 29,III \
29,x 60,vii vi 6,p 4II,Past Aeglogueui
wrack(e), wreck, destruction, 1 vi 1, iv ix
25, Teares 400, violence, S C Feb 10
wrackfull, avenging, destructive, vi« ix 27
wrast, to wrest, v xii 21
wrastling, wrestling, Three Lett p 616
•wr&tetpret wrote, III xii. 31.
wrawling, pres. part mewing (as a cat), vi
xii, 27.
wreake, sb revenge, punishment, 1. viu. 4'/
xii, 16 , destruction, ruin, III vii 48, wretV
Teares 124, R R. 33
wreak, -e, vb to avenge, 1 iv Arg ,II III i^t
Iv ' 39, 52 VI 3 8 (intr) gnat 579
wreakfull, avenging, v 18 '
wreath, to turn, twist, II 1 56, Bellay^JJ
wreathed, ppl adj writhing, Gnat 253,
twisted, Clout 245
wrecke, to avenge, v iv 24
wreckfull, destviictvve, vi viii 36
wrest, vb to wrench, twist, turn II xii
v xii 34, Beautie 158
wrest\ wrist, 1 v 6,II II 21, viu 22, III vii
2, iv xi 51
wrest', wrench, II xi 42
wretch, wretched, vi ix 30
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wrethed,ppl adj twisted, coiled, 1 1 i8'°
wrigle, wriggling, S C Feb 7 '
wring, to distress, 1 xi 39 , to turn, twist, vS
vii 9, to turn or divert the course of, to
affect, Worlds Vamtte 126 '
writ, written document, 1 xii 25 writs, plur
writings, III II 1, iv II 33, vi xii 41, Teares
582
wrizled,/>/>/ adj wrinkled,shrivelled, 1 viu 4^
wroke,n v 21, iv VII 26, wroken,iv II 21
vi II 7, S C March 108, Muiop 99 pd
part avenged
wrought, pa part app released, freed/ v v
Arg
wrye, iwry, S C Feb 28
wull, will, Epith 252
wynd, to extricate, vi iv 26
Y
y-, archaic prefix used to form the past par
ticiple, e g ybrought, brought, 1 v 5
ymounted, mounted, 1 II 29
I yate, gate, S C May 224
ybent, turned, in. iv 47
ybet, beaten, iv iv 9
yblent, blinded, dizzied, 1 II 5, II vii T
\ S C Apr 155
ybore, born, III iv 21
ybrent, burnt out, iii ix 53
yolad, ycled, clothed, II 1, iv 38
ycleepe, to call, Clout 65
ycleped, called, named, in v 8
ycond, learnt, & C May 262
ydlesse, idleness, vi II 31
ydrad, dreaded, 1 1 2, v xi 3, xii 37
yearne, to earn, vi 1 40, vii 15
yede, yeed, yead, to go, j. xi 5, II iv 2,
S C July 109, Sept 145
I yeeld, to admit, grant, II. ix, 38