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GLOSSARY.
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Dan, adj. Danish, C. 101.
Dar, v. pr. t. dare, D.A5. S. 7
D.AS. ii. 542 ; dard, pp. T.C. 3211 ;
darre, S.H. 19 ; darring, D.AL.
Son. 13.
Dame, adj. dark, D.Ai. ii. 872 ; Ps.
x. 8 ; Ps. xvii. 12.
Daunce, v. dance, D./L. i. 781.
Dead-throwe, sb. death-agony, D.AL
iii. 450.
Dear, sb. deer, D.JE. ii. 127.
Deaw, sb. dew, Ps. cx. 3 ; cxxxiii. 3.
Debait, sb. debate, quarrel, M. xxi.
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Debord, zi. inf. wander, T.C. (Intr.),
83; debordes, pr. t. D.Ai. ii. 140;
deboarding, pr.p. T.C. 816.
Deceat, sb. deceit, S. xi. 7.
Deceau’d, v. pp. deceived, M. iv. 8 ;
deceauing, adj. M. xv. 9.
Decern’d, v. pp. decreed, Ps. cvi. 34.
Decoired, v. pp. adorned, M. xiii. 8 ;
S. i. 9; decord, pp. D./E. i. 818 ;
decored, pt. H. 243 ; decoris, pr. t.
M. viii. 10.
Decoirment, sb. ornament, M. vi. 3 ;
xv. 12.
Decreit, sb. decree, M. i. 150; T.C.
1138; decreite, D. 636.
Dedal, sb. Dsedalus, C.C. 133.
Deele, v. deal, D./E. ii. 280.
Deepe, sb. deep, depth, M. i. 98.
Defate, v. pp. defeated, H. 244.
Defended, v. pp. forbidden, T.C.
3070.
Defendit, v. pp. defended, protected,
D.iE. i. 634.
Defyld, v. pp. defiled, S. xi. 1.
Deid, adj. dead, Ps. cxv. 17 ; deidly,
adj. deadly, M. i. 29; deathlike,
D.A5. i. 393.
Deir, sb. dear, M. x. 31; adj. dear, S.
ix. 4.
Delate, v. pr. t. show, Ps. xix. 2.
Delicats, sb. delicacies, dainties, Ps.
cxli. 4.
Delichtfull, adj. delightful, S. vii. 4.
Delite, v. inf. delight, T.C. 1253 ;
delyt, pr. t. M. iii. 15; delytis,
M. v. 15 ; delichting, pr. p. M.
ii. 85.
Delt, v. pp. dealt, T.C. 2439.
Delyte, sb. delight, M. i. 33.
Delywring, v. pr. p. delivering, M. i.
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Denude, v. pp. denuded, deprived,
D.Ai. i. 531.
Depairt, v. inf. depart, M. iii. 14;
Ps. xliv. 18.
Depoised, v. pp. deposed, M. xiii. 1 ;
depoisit, pp. M. vii. 7.
Deprywed, v. pp. deprived, M. ii. 27.
Destinate, v. pp. destined, Ps. cii. 20.
Desyer, sb. desire, M. i. 45, 91 ;
desyrouse, adj. desirous, S. viii. 1.
Detaste, v. inf. become disgusted
with, T.C. 2654.
Deteine, v. inf. detain, D.Ai. ii. 658.
Deuilischly, adv. devilishly, S. xi. 3.
Devoirs, v. devours, S. x. 10; devoir-
ing, adj. devouring, D.Ai. i. 193.
Devore, v. imp. devour, D.JE. ii. 61 ;
devores, pr. t. swallows up, D..-E.
i. 288.
Devote, adj. devout, T.C. 867.
Dew, adj. due, D.JE. S. 4.
Dewyne, adj. divine, M. xvii. 26.
Dianais, sb. Diana’s, S. v. 10.
Difference, v. inf. distinguish, H. 240.
Diffide, v. inf. disbelieve, Ps. cvi. 24.
Direments, sb. sayings, T.C. 204. F.
dire.
Disaccustom’d, v. pp. unaccustomed,
D.yE. i. 989.
Disclois’d, v.pp. disclosed, S. xi. 7.
Discourt, v. inf. bring loss of position,
T.C. 2565.
Discowrse, sb. discourse. D.AL i. 376.
Discust, v. pp. dispelled, scattered,
C. B. 22. Lat. discutere.
Disemall, adj. dismal, D.AL ii. 343.
Dispicht, sb. despite, envy, M. i. 48.
Displeasour, sb. displeasure, M. ii.
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Disponer, sb. disposer, seller, H. 242.
Disposit, v. pp. disposed, M. vii. 4.
Dispyse, v. despise, M. xii. 3.
Disranks, v. scatters, puts to flight,
D. AL i. 633.
Disside, v. set aside, T.C. 64.
Dissipate, v. pp. dissipated, scattered,
D.AL i. 51.
Disvaluing, v. pr. p. despising, T.C.
174.
Dittay, sb. story, history, T.C. 1776 ;
ditty, story, C.B. 314.
Diuin, adj. divine, M. vi. 14 ; divyne,
M. xxi. 39.
Diuors’d, v. pp. divorced, M. v. 7.
Divin, sb. divine, clergyman, priest,
S. x. 7.
Doating, sb. doting, S. xi. 7 ; adj. M.
i. 108.
Dochters, sb. daughters, H. 256.
Doe, v. do, does, M. xxi. 81 ; Ps.
cxlviii. 9.
Doge, sb. dog, M. vii. 13.
Doires, sb. doors, Ps. xxiv. 7.