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GLOSSARY.
Fruise. See Freize.
Fruteles, adj. fruitless, D./E. ii. 420.
Frye, v. fry, burn, D.zE. ii. 47 ; fryes,
1. 140.
Fuird, sb. ford, D./E. ii. 208.
Fume, v. smoke, bum, M. iv. 13.
Furca, sb. gallows, H. 241. See
Fossa.
Furdest, adv. furthest, Ps. ciii. 12.
Furth, adv. forth, M. xxi. 1 ; Ps.
xxxix. 3.
Furthered, v. got further, progressed,
M. ii. 69.
Furyowse, adj. furious, D./E. i. 170.
Furyr, adv. further, H. 242.
Fylthy, adj. filthy, S. x. 13.
Fynd, v. find, M. xvii. 2.
Fyne, adj. fine, cunning, D./E. ii.
568.
Fyr, sb. fire, D./E. i. 1 ; fyre, M. i.
58, 94-
Gaile, sb. gale, breeze, D./E. i. 183;
gayle, ii. 899.
Gailley, sb. galley, D./E. i. 93.
Gaips, v. gapes, S. xii. 4.
Gaise, v. gaze, M. xi. 1 ; gaize, S. iv.
2.
Gallouse, sb. gallows, gibbet, S. xii. 3.
Gape, sb. gap, Ps. cvi. 23.
Gastly, adj. ghastly, D./E. ii. 528.
Gats, sb. gates, Ps. xxiv. 7.
Gayne, sb. gain, T.C. 885.
Genteluoman, sb. gentlewoman, M.
xv. title.
Ghuests, sb. guests, D./E. i. 812.
Gif, conj. if, M. ii. 57 ; S. ii. II.
Giwe, v. inf. give, M. i. 70; giwin, pp.
M. xiv. 8.
Glaid, adj. glad, M. xiii. 11 ; D./E. i.
183; glaidlie, adv. M. xxi. 105;
glaidly, adv. S. iii. 13.
Glaidnes, sb. gladness, M. i. 109.
Gloir, sb. glory, D./E. i. 183 ; glore,
i. 564.
Clyde, v. glide, D./E. iii. 234.
Gommie, adj. gummy, soiled, C. 274.
Gote, v. pt. begot, D./E. i. 798 ; gott,
ii- 754-
Governale, sb. governorship, PI. 251.
Grait, adj. great, S. ii. I.
Gratiows, adj. gracious, M. xx. 16.
Greeues, v. grieves, M. i. 85 ; greened,
pp. grieved, sorry, S. xii. 8 ; greiue,
inf. M. ii. 68.
Greeves, sb. griefs, Ps. xxxiv. 19;
greeves, C.C. 176; grieves, C.C.
69.
Greid, sb. greed, D./E. i. 385.
Grenock, sb. Greenock, H. 256.
Grins, sb. gins, snares, Ps. cxl. 5.
Groave, sb. grove, wood, D./E. i.
523 ; groaues, T.C. 1262.
Grone, sb. groan, S.H. 225 ; grone, v.
D./E. i. 96.
Grunde, v. pp. ground, T.C. 2747.
Guaird, v. guard, M. xxi. 55; Ps.
cxxi. 8.
Guasts, sb. guests, T.C. 679.
Gud, adj. good, Ps. cxxxvi. I (2nd
version); gude, cxlvii. 1 ; guid, M.
xii. 3.
Gudenes, sb. goodness, Ps. cxliv. 2.
Gudman, sb. laird, landowner, H.
255 ; guidman, H. 254.
Guift, sb. gift, M. xx. 15.
Guilded, adj. gilded, deceitful, D./E.
ii. 194.
Guised, v. pp. disguised, D./E. ii. 417.
Guyd, sb. guide, M. xxi. 91.
Guyd, v. guide, M. xxi. 40, &c.; guyde,
M. i. 125, &c.
Guyses, sb. disguises, shows, T.C.
448.
Hail, v. inf. heal, M. v. 26.
Haild. See Haill.
Haill, v. haul, pull, T.C. 2826 ; haild,
pp. dragged, H. 252 ; hale, D./E.
i. 244.
Haist, v. inf. hasten, M. i. 46.
Hait, sb. hate, D./E. i. 39.
Haite, v. hate, D./E. i. 238.
Halking, v. pr. p. hawking, H. 256.
Hallow, adj. hollow, D./E. i. 241 ;
iii. 402 ; sb. hallo ! an exclamation
of encouragement, i. 636.
Halse, sb. neck, D./E. i. 969. See
note.
Hap, sb. happiness, D. 657.
Hape, sb. fate, luck, fortune, S. vii. 2.
Hard, v. pp. heard, T.C. 960.
Hart, sb. heart, M. xxi. 45; harts,
xxi. 18.
Hast, v. imp. haste, T.C. 2627.
Hayle, sb. hail, Ps. xviii. 2, 12.
Hayre, sb. hair, S. ix. 9.
Hayr-frosts, sb. hoar-frosts, Ps. cxlvii.
16.
Hazart, v. inf. S. v. 14.
Heading, v.pr.p. heeding, T.C. 1170.
Heald, v. pt. held, C. 162.
Heards, sb. herds, M. xxi. 101 ; D./E.
ii. 275-
Heat, v. inf. hate, M. iii. 12.
Heauins, sb. heavens, S. i. II ; hea-
wins, M. xiii. 10.
Heben, adj. ebony, D./E. i. 608.