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GLOSSARY.
Dombe, adj. dumb, T.C. 1270.
Dome, sb. doom, M. xi. 26.
Domine, sb. rule, D./E. ill. 320.
Dooleful, adj. sorrowful, S.H. 129;
Ps. xxxvi. 38.
Dotte, v. inf. doat, T.C. 105.
Doun, adv. down, Ps. xxii. 29 ;
doune, adv. M. iv. 16; Ps. xl.
7 ; adj. M. ii. 88.
Doling, v. pp. driven, attacked, D.^E.
i. 452.
Dowbtsome, adj. doubtful, oracular,
D.Ai. i. ill.
Draught, sb. drawing, T.C. 1417.
Dreids, v. dreads, D./E. iii. 86.
Dround, v. pp. drowned, M. i. 78.
Drouth, sb. thirst, T.C. 2436.
Drowping, adj. drooping, D./E. i.
61 ; iii. 373.
Duell, v. dwell, M. xiv. 1; Ps. xliv.
13-
Duely, adv. duly, D./E. i. 779.
Duetyes, sb. duties, D./E. i. 842.
Duglass, sb. Douglas, H. 250.
Duilfull, adj. sorrowful, M. iv. 4 ;
dulefull, M. xvii. 7.
Dumpes, sb. sorrows, S. H. 19.
Durhame, sb. Durham, H. 245.
Dy, sb. dye, D./E. iii. 81.
Dyat, sb. diet, meeting, C.B. 432.
Dyce, sb. dice, M. xiv. 11.
Dyes, v. dies, expires, D./E. i. 556 »
dyed, pt. M. ii. 62.
Dytments, sb. statements, T.C. 937.
Earst, adv. erst, first, D./E. i. 191.
Eaven, adv. perfectly adjusted, D./E.
i. 657.
Edr, sb. Edinburgh, H. 247.
Effaires, sb. affairs, D./E. ii. 502.
Effronted, v. pp. shameless, D./E. ii.
348.
Efter, prep, after, M. xiv. title.
Egerly, adv. eagerly, D./E. i. 635.
Eik, adv. also, likewise, Ps. cvi. 19.
Eir, adv. e’er, ever, S. vi. 6.
Eleck, v. pr. t. elect, D./E. i. 514.
Ells, conj. else, D./E. ii. 619.
Els, adv. also, M. ii. 83.
Embrion, sb. embryo, D. 804.
Emovd, v. pp. moved, angered, D./E.
i. 295.
Empare, v. inf. impair, hinder, D./E.
i. 825.
Empaund, v. pp. pledged, C.B. 201.
Empeach, v. inf. hinder, S. (2nd),
ii. 6.
Empend, v. pp. feathered, plumed,
D./E. iii. 214.
Emperioures, sb. emperors, H. 247.
Empire, v. inf. occupy as ruler, T.C.
(Intr.), 93.
Emprise, v. inf. conquer, M. xxi. 19.
Empurpring, v. pr. p. crimsoning,
making blush, S.H. 114.
Empyrs, sb. empires, M. xxi. 19.
Encrest, v. pp. increased, S. H. 101.
Endevore, v. pr. t. endeavour, D./E.
ii. 859 ; endevoired, pp. S. i. 8.
Endis, v. ends, M. iv. 6; endit, pp.
M. ii. 43.
Enduements, sb. endowments, H. 248.
Endwelth, v. dwells in, T.C. 2056.
Enew, sb. enough, T.C. 2372.
Engine, sb. knowledge, D./E. i. 721 ;
ingenuity, iii. 46.
Ensewing, adj. ensuing, D./E. i. 814.
Ensnair, v. pr. t. insnare, allure, S.
ix. 14.
Enstall, v. install, D. 741 ; enstalde,
pp. D. 286.
Enswe, v. inf. ensue, T.C. 1830.
Entearlie, adv. entirely, Ps. xviii. 1.
Enteressed, v. pp. interested, H. 243.
Entraite, v. inf. entreat, D./E. i. 236.
Entrape, v. inf. entrap, ensnare, D./E.
i. 862.
Entyse, v. entice, S. ix. 6.
Ereck, v. erect, build, D./E. i. 512.
Esay, sb. Isaiah, T.C. 316.
Escheu, v. inf. avoid, M. i. 82.
Estait, sb. state, condition, M. i. 96.
Esteime, v. prefer, S. iii. 7 ; esteim-
ing, pr, p. thinking, M. i. 61.
Eternize, v. inf. render immortal, M.
ix. 10; S. i. 8.
Euen, adv. even, M. ii. 57 ; evin, M.
ii. 25 ; ewin, M. ii. 57.
Euin, conj. even, M. vi. 15.
Evanischt, v. pp. evanished, M. xv.
4-
Evenly, adj. steady, D./E. iii. 238.
Ewer, adv. ever, M. iii. 3.
Ewery, adj. every, M. xiv. 16.
Exceids, v. exceeds, M. viii. 17.
Excuise, sb. excuse, M. xvi. 4.
Exem’d, v. pp. exempted, T.C. 836.
Exemple, sb. example, M. xiv. 16.
Exequuted, v. pp. executed, Ps. cvi.
3°-
Exigent, sb. exigency, C.B. 54.
Expiat, v. inf. expiate, atone for,
D./E. i. 162.
Expones, v. explains, T.C. 2174.
Extirpe, v. inf. extirpate, D./E. ii.
916.
Ey, sb. eye, M. xvii. 8.
Eyther, adj. either, D./E. i. 929.