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Quaile, ix, 49, subdue, overpower. Quayd, viii, 14, subdued. Quell, xi, 24, disconcert, daunt. Quight, viii, 10, repay. Quit, quitt, vi, 6, 10, to free. Quite, viii, 26, 27; x, 37, repay, return. Quited, i, 30, return a salute. Quoth, i, 12, etc., said.
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Raft, i, 24, struck away (from reave). Ragged, xii, 23, rough, rugged. Raile, vi, 43, flow. Ramping, iii, 5, etc., leaping, bounding, erect; ramp, v, 28. Rapt, iv, 9, carried away. Rare, ii, 32, thin-voiced. Raskall, vii, 35; xii, 9, vulgar, base. Raught, vi, 20, etc., reached. Ravine, v, 8, prey. Raw, x, 2, unpracticed, out of training. Read, i, 13; x, 17, advise. Reave, iii, 36; xi, 41, snatch away, rob. Recoyle, x, 17, retreat. Recreaunt, iv, 41, base, cowardly. Recure, v, 44, etc., refresh. Red, vii, 46, etc., declared. Redoubted, iv, 40, terrible. Redound, vi, 30; iii, 8, overflow. Redresse, v, 30, restore, revive, reunite. Reed, i, 21, notice, perceive. Reele, v, 35, roll. Reft, ix, 31; x, 65, snatched away. Refte, vi, 39; xii, 39, bereft. Renverst, iv, 41, turned upside down. Repaire, vi, 30, return home. Repining, ii, 17, failing (Percival), angry (Upton). Repriefe, ix, 29, reproof. Retrate, i, 13, retreat. Reverse, ix, 48, bring back. Revoke, vi, 28, call back. Ridde, i, 36, remove, dispatch. Rife, iv, 35; ix, 52, much, exceedingly. Riotise, iv, 20, riot. Rode, xii, 42, anchorage, harbor. Rove, Int. 3, shoot (an arrow with an elevation, not point blank). Round, vi, 7, dance. Rowel, vii, 37, ring of a bit. Ruffin, iv, 34, rough, disordered. Rusty, v, 32, rust-colored, bloodstained, filthy. Ruth, v, 9, pity, sorrow.
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Sacred, viii, 35, accursed--of ashes used impiously to receive the blood of the slain (Upton). Sad, i, 2; v, 20; x, 7; xii, 5, grave, mournful; iii, 10, firm, steady; i, 36, heavy. Sallow, i, 9, a kind of willow. Salvage, iii, 5; vi, 11, etc., wild, woodland (adj.). Sam, x, 57, together, same. Say, iv, 31, serge cloth for cloaks (Halliwell). Scath, iv, 35; xii, 34, hurt, mischief. Scor'd, i, 2, carved. Scowre, ii, 20, run fast. Scryne, Int. 2, chest, or case for keeping books, etc. Sead, x, 51, seed, posterity. Sease, xi, 38, fasten; seised, xii, 17, gained, taken possession of. Seel, vii, 23, lit. sew up the eyes (of hawks), deprive of sight. Seely, silly, vi, 10; i, 30; ii, 21, simple, innocent. Seemly, ii, 30, polite. Scene, v, 16, proved, tested. Semblaunt, ii, 12, appearance. Sent, i, 43, perception, sense. Shadow, represent typically. Shamefast, x, 15, shy, modest. Shaume, xii, 13, a wind musical instrument. Shend, i, 53, shame. Shew, iii, 10, sign, track. Shroud, i, 6, 8, shelter. Single, vi, 12, weak; viii, 12, mere. Sith, vii, 22, etc., since; sitheng, iv, 51. Sits, i, 30, becomes, suits. Slight, vii, 30, device; viii, 23, skill. Snubbe, viii, 7, knob, snag. Solemnize, x, 4, rite, solemnizing. Sooth, iii, 29, truth. Souce, v, 8, beat. Soust, iii, 31, drenched. Sowne, i, 41, sound. Sperst, i, 39; iv, 48, dispersed. Spill, iii, 43, destroy. Stadle, vi, 14, staff. Stanneries, stannaries, tin mines or tin works. Starke, i, 44. stiff. Sted, stedd, viii, 17, etc., place. Sterne, i, 18; xi, 28, tail. Stew, xi, 44, warm place. Stole, i, 4, 45; xii, 22, long robe. Stound, vii, 12, stunned; vii, 25; viii, 12, 25, 38, moment. Stowre, ii, 7, etc., distress, peril battle. Stye, xi, 25, ascend, rise up. Subject, xi, 19, lying beneath. Sure, ix, 19, secure. Swarved, x, 14, swerved. Swelt, vii, 6, burned. Swinge, xi, 26, singe. Swowne, i, 41, heavy sleep; ix, 52, swoon; swound, v, 19.
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Table, ix, 49, picture. Tackles, xii, 42, rigging. Talaunts, xi, 41, talons. Teade, xii, 37, torch. Teene, ix, 34; xii, 18, grief, trouble, hurt. Then, x, 10, than. Thewes, ix, 3; x, 4, manners. Tho, i, 18, etc., then. Thorough, i, 32; x, 1, through. Thrall, ii, 22; vii, 44; viii, 1, subject; v, 45, 51; viii, 32, 37, prisoner; vi, 6, one in distress. Three-square, vi, 41, triangular. Thrill, iii, 42; x, 19; xi, 20, pierce. Thrist, vi, 38, thirst. Throw, x, 41, throe, pang. Tide, ii, 29, time (duration). Timely, i, 21; iv, 4, keeping time. Tire, iv, 35, train, rank, company; viii, 40; x, 31, headdress, attire. Told, iv, 27, counted. Tort, xii, 4, wrong. Touch, iii, 2, touchstone. Toy, vi, 28, sport. Trace, viii, 31, walk. Traine, trayne, i, 18; viii, 17; xi, 37, tail; iii, 24; vi, 3, etc., deceit, wiles. Transmew, vii, 35, transmute. Treachour, iv, 41; ix, 32, traitor. Treen, ii, 39; vii, 26, tree-like, of trees. Trenchand, i, 17; xi, 24, sharp, trenchant. Trinall, xii, 39, threefold. Truncked, viii, 10, truncated, with the limbs cut off. Trusse, xi, 19, to secure a firm hold on. Turnament, v, 1, tournament, combat of knights in the lists. Tway, vii, 27, two, twain. Twyfold, v, 28, twofold. Twyne, vi, 14, twist. Tyne, ix, 15, anxiety, pain.
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Unacquainted, v, 21, unaccustomed. Unbid, ix, 54, unprayed for. Uncouth, i, 15; xi, 20, strange. Undight, iii, 4, unfastened. Uneath, ix, 38, etc., with difficulty. Unkindly, i, 26, unnatural. Unlich, v, 28, unlike. Untill, xi, 41, unto. Unty, xi, 41, loosen. Unwary, xii, 25, unexpected. Unweeting, ii, 45, etc., unaware, not knowing.
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Venery, vi, 22, hunting. Vere, xii, 1, veer, change the direction of. Vew, vi, 25, aspect, appearance. Vild, ix, 46, vile. Vine-prop, i, 8, supporting the vine. Visour, vii, 1, visor, the part of the helmet which protected the eyes.
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Wade, i, 12, walk, go, pass. Wage, iv, 39, reward, pledge. Wanton, ii, 13, 14, wild, unrestrained. Ware, vii, 1, wary. Warray, v, 48, wage war against. Wastfull, i, 32, etc., barren, wild. Wastnes, iii, 3, desert, wilderness. Wax, iv, 34, grow. Wayne, iv, 9, chariot. Wayting, x, 36, watching. Weare, i, 31, spend, pass. Weedes, Int. 1; ii, 21, clothes, x, 28, armor. Weene, i, 10; iii, 41, intend; x, 58, think. Weet, iii, 6, 11, to know; to weete, iii, 17, etc., to wit. Welke, i, 23, fade, grow dim. Welkin, iv, 9, sky. Well, ii, 43, well-being, health; i, 26, etc., quite, very; vii, 4, bubble up. Wex, xi, 1, grow; woxen, iv, 34. Whally, iv, 34, streaked (Warren). Whenas, ii, 32, etc., as soon as. Whereas, vi, 40, where. Whot, x, 26, hot. Whyleare, ix, 28, erewhile. Whylome, iv, 15, etc., formerly. Wight, ix, 23, 32, person, creature. Wimple, xii, 22, veil, lit. covering for the neck; wimpled, i, 4, folded, provided with a wimple. Wist, v, 27 knew. Wonne, vi, 39, fought; wonne, vi, 39, dwell. Wood, iv, 34; v, 20, mad, furious. Worshippe, i, 3, honor, respect. Wot, i, 13; wote, ii, 18; ix, 31, know. Woxen, see wax. Wreakes, viii, 43; xii, 16, anger, acts of vengeance. Wreck, xi, 21, destruction, mischief. Wrizled, viii, 47, wrinkled (Warren). Wyde, i, 34, distant.
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Yborne, vii, 10, born. Ycladd, i, 1; yclad, i, 7, 29; ii, 2; ycled, iv, 38, clad. Ydle, v, 8, airy, purposeless. Ydrad, i, 2, dreaded. Yede, xi, 5, go. Yfere, ix, 1, together. Ygoe, ii, 18, ago. Ylike, iv, 27, alike. Ymp, see impe. Yod, see yede. Younglings, x, 57, young of any animal. Youthly, vi, 34, youthful. Ypight, ix, 33, pitched, placed. Yrkesome, ii, 6, weary; iii, 4, painful. Yts, vii, 39, it is.