Clead, S., clothed.
Cleading, clothing.
Cled, S., clad.

Clenking, clinking, jingling.
Clepe, cleaped, call, called.
Clerke, scholar.
Cliding, clothing.

Clim, short for Clement.
Clough, a broken cliff.
Clowch, clutch, grasp.
Coate, cot, cottage.

Cockers, a sort of buskins or short boots.
Codiwin, cordwayne, properly, Spanish or
Cordovan leather.

Cohorted, incited, exhorted.

Cokeney, diminutive for cook.

Cold, could, knew.

Cold rost (a phrase), nothing to the pur

pose.

Collayne, Coleyne, Cologne.

Com, came.

Comen, commyn, come.

Con, can, gan, began.

ness of heart.

Dosend, dosing, drowsy, torpid, benumbed,

Daukin, dimunitive of David.

Daunger-hault, coyness holdeth.

Dawes (Intro.), days.

Dealare, deland, S., dealing.

day.

Deas, dais, the high table in a hall.

Dee, de, dey, dy, die.

Deed (Intro.), dead.

Doth, dothe, doeth, do.

Deed is do, deed is done.

Deemed, doomed, judged.

Deepe-fette, deep-fetched.

etc.

Doubteous, doubtful.

Deere, hurt, mischief.

Deerly, preciously, richly.

Deid, S. dede, deed, item dead.

Deid-bell, passing bell.

Deimt, S., deem'd, esteem'd.

Deip, S. depe, deep.

Deir, deere, dere, dear, item hurt, trouble, disturb.

doughty, formidable.

Doughtiness of dent, sturdiness of blows.

Dounae, am not able.

Doup, down.

Doute, doubt, item fear.

Douzty, doughty.

Dozter, daughter.

Doz-trogh, a dough-trough, a kneading. trough.

Drake. See Brenand-drake.

Fader, fatheris, S., father, fathers.
Fadge, S., thick loaf of bread, any coarse
heap of stuff.

Fain, faine, fayne, glad, fond.
Faine, fayne, feign.

Fair of feir, of a fair look.
Falds, S., thou foldest.
Fallan, falland, S., falling.
Fals, false or falleth.

Falser, a deceiver, a hypocrite.

Falsing, deceiving, being untruthful.

Fang, seize, carry off.

Fannes, instruments for winnowing corn.

Farden, fared, flashed.

Fare, go, pass, travel.

Farley, wonder.

Feir, S. fere, fear.

Felay, Feloy, fellow.

Fele, furious; fell, skin.

Feltleled, prepared, got ready.

Fend, defend.

Fendys, fiends; fendys pray, prey of the

fiend.

Fere, fear, companion, wife.

Ferliet-o, wondered.

Ferly, wonder, wonderful.

Fersly, fiercely.

Fesante, pheasant.

Fet, fette, fetched.

fortune, under a fatality.

Feztyng, fighting.

Fil, S., beasts, cattle.

Filde, field.

Fillan, filland, filling.

Finaunce, fine, forfeiture.

Find frost, find mischance or disaster.

Firth, frith, a wood, an arm of the sea.

Fit, S., foot, feet.

Fitt, division, part.
Flayne, flayed.

Flearing, fleering, mocking.
Fles, S., fleece.

Fleyke, a large hurdle.
Flindars, S., pieces, splinters.
Flyte, to contend, to scold.

Fond, contrive, endeavour, fly.
Fonde, found, contrive, endeavour.
Foo, foes.

Forbode, commandment.

Force, no force, no matter.

Forced, regarded, heeded.

For-fought, over-fought.

Formare, former.

Fors, I dono fors, I don't care.

Forsede, forst, heeded, regarded.

Forsters of the fe, foresters of the king's demesne.

Fort, drunk.

Forthy, therefore.

Forthynketh, repenteth; vexeth, troubleth. Forwatch, forewacht, overwatched, kept awake.