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THE WORKS OF SIR DAVID LINDSAY
Guydit, 3 s. pa., guided, H. Sq.
Mel. 623.
Gyane, n., giant, Mon. 1653.
OF. geant.
Gyde, n., guide, H. Sq. Mel. 315 ;
gyders, n. pi., governors. Sat.
580.
Gyder, n., steersman, H. Sq. Mel.
743-
Gyf, v., give, Flyhng 35 ; 2 pi. pr.,
Mon. 2405 ; gyff, v., Mon. 321;
gyffin, pa. p., Mon. 2283.
Gyfe, conj., if, Mon. 1754 ; gyff,
Mon. 239.
Gyir Carling. See Index of Ro¬
mances.
Gyle-fat, n., the vat in which
the wort, or unfermented beer,
is left to ferment. Sat. 4147.
Gylt, n., guilt, Mon. 2122.
Gyn, n., skill, ingenuity. Sat. 486.
Gynkartoun, name of piece of
music. Comp. 96.
Gyrsome, n., gressome, fine,
earnest, Mon. 5708. OE. grys-
sume, L. gersuma.
Gyse, n., guise, fashion, Sat. 203 ;
disguise, make-up, Trag. 333.
Habil^ement, n., dress, Depl. 98.
Habitacle, n., abode, Mon. 4944 ;
habitakle. Pap. 954.
Habite, n., habit, dress. Sat. 3382 ;
habitt, Mon. 306; habitis, n. pi..
Pap. 1044 ; habyte, Mon. 151.
Haboundance, n., abundance. Dr.
817.
Habyll, adj., able, Dr. 27.
Hackit, 3 pi. pa., hacked, cut,
H. Sq. Mel. 1347; hakkand,
pr. p., H. Sq. Mel. 1360 ;
hakkit, 3 s. pa., Mon. 3631.
Had, if I had. Sat. 144.
Hade, 1 s. pa., had. Dr. 88; haid,
3 s. pa., Mon. 800.
Haf, v., have, Mon. 6.
Hag, n., notch, Sat. 4435-
Hagbutteris, n. pi., soldiers armed
with hackbuts, harquebusiers,
T. Sq. Mel. 98. See Hakbut.
Haid, see Hade.
Haid, n., head, Mon. 2092.
Haif, v., have. Jousting 45 ;
1 s. pr., Mon. 328; haifand,
pr. p., H. Sq. Mel. 1352;
haiffand, Dr. 228 ; haife, 1 s. pr..
Sat. 3246; haiffeing, pr. p.,
Mon. 4714 ; haifing, Sat. 2625.
Haiknay, n., hackney, Sat. 3237.
Hail, adj., whole. Sat. 1944 >'
haill, Sat. 3490. See Hoill.
Haill, int., hail!, Sat. 617.
Haill, adj., all, Comp. 143.
Haill, adj., hale, in good health,
H. Sq. Mel. 1449 ; unharmed,
H. Sq. Mel. 162.
Haillilie, adv., completely, H. Sq.
Mel. 1385.
Hails, 2 s. pr., hail, greet, salute,
Syde Taillis 135.
Hailschot, n., shot which scatters
like hail, H. Sq. Mel. 722.
Hailsum, adj., wholesome, H. Sq.
Mel. 929.
Hairt, n., heart. Sat. 149. See
Hart.
Hairtlie, adv., heartily. Sat. 99.
Hais, adj., hoarse. Sat. 315.
Haist, n., haste, H. Sq. Mel. 361 ;
haistalie, adv., hastily. Dr.
1028; haistelie, H. Sq. Mel.
285; haistellie. Comp. 259;
haistelly. Sat. 997 ; haistellye,
Mon. 926 ; haistely, H. Sq. Mel.
140;. haistie, adj., Mon. 2702.
Haist, v., hasten, H. Sq. Mel. 976
haistit, 1 pi. pa., hasted, hast¬
ened, Dr. 367.
Halt, adj., hot, Sat. 372.
Halt, n., hate. Sat. 4261.
Halt, v., hate. Dr. 1070.
Haith, 3 s. pr., hath, Mon. 2846.
Hakbut, n., hackbut, H. Sq. Mel.
608; hakbute, H. Sq. Mel.
1119 ; hakbuttis, n. pi., H. Sq.
Mel. 750. See Hagbutteris.
Hakcat, n.. Comp. 176; hackat,
Sat. 1021. See Hurlie.
Hakkand, see Hackit.
Hal, see Hail.
Halbert, n., halbert, H. Sq. Mel.
749-
Haid, v., hold, H. Sq. Mel. 748 ;
halden, pa. p.. Sat. 1199;
haldin, held, considered, H. Sq.
Mel. 336. See Hauld.
Half, n., half, Pap. 1152 ; haife.
Sat. 4079.
Halflingis, adv., half, partially,
Mon. 198.
Halie Gaist, Holy Ghost, Sat. 6.
See Haly.
Halines, n., holiness, Sat. 3382.
Halit, 3 pi. pa., healed, Pap. 789.
Halking, n., hawking. Sat. 1845;
halkyng, Pap. 274.