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GLOSSARY.
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Maist, v. mayest, T.C. 1886.
Maisters, sb. masters, T.C. 3125.
Mail, sb. equal, M. vii. 3 ; xiii. 6.
Mak. See Mack.
Maneteeth, sb. Menteith, H. 250.
Mang-merd, adj. filthy, C. 281 :
mang = among ; merd = excrement.
Mantineing v. pr. p. maintaining, H.
250.
Marbre, sb. marble, D. Al. i. 486.
Margents, sb. margins, T.C. (Intr.).
Maryed, adj. married, T.C. 2963.
Maters, sb. affairs, Ps. xxi. 2.
Mats, sb. mates, companions, D.JE.
i. 508.
Maugre, prep, despite, in defiance of,
D.yE. i. 189.
Mavis, sb. thrush, M. xxi. 100.
Meadou, sb. meadow, M. i. 53.
Mearle, sb. blackbird, M. xxi. 100.
Mease, v. appease, T.C. 594 ; meased,
pp. T>.JE. i. 176.
Meassour, sb. measure, M. i. 117;
measurs, sb. measures (in music),
M. xx. 18.
Meiker, adj. meeker, M. xvii. 17.
Meiknes, sb. meekness, M. viii. 16.
Mein, adj. mean, of humble estate,
M. i. 26.
Meit, v. meet, D.A£. i. 629.
Melancholiows, adj. melancholy, D./L.
ii. 421.
Mends, sb. amends, D.AI. i. 162.
Mercat, sb. market, H. 247.
Merveld, v. marvelled, M. ii. 6 ;
mervell, v. marvel, D.^E. i. 943.
Meryly, adv. merrily, D./E. i. 184;
mirrily, M. vii. 4.
Mickle, adj. large, big, H. 254.
Milleounes, sb. millions, M. xiv. 12.
Mirrour, sb. mirror, M. vi. 6 ; xv. 3.
Miser, sb. wretch, D.At. ii. 803.
Miskno, v. inf. mistake, fail to recog¬
nise, M. i. 100.
Misregarding, v. pr. p. disregarding,
D.AL ii. 426.
Mistris, sb. mistress, D./E. iii. 391.
Mo, adj. more, S. v. 14 ; moe, D./E.
»i- 353-
Mockage, sb. mockery, scorn, Ps.
xliv. 14.
Moir. See Mair.
Molestis, v. molests, M. ii. 23.
Mone, sb. moan, T.C. 81.
Monstruouse, adj. monstrous, M. i.
104.
Montaine, adj. mountain, D./E. ii.
300.
Morish, adj. Moorish, D./E. iii. 55.
Moue, v. move, M. ii. 21 ; moud, pt.
i- 43-
Mourre, v. mourn, M. i. 127.
Mowth, sb. mouth, D./E. i. 288.
Moyen, sb. means, T.C. 81.
Moyr, sb. mother, H. 255.
Mure, sb. moor, common, H. 242.
Murning, adj. mourning, M. v. 33.
Murther, sb. murder, D./E. i. 389.
Musterd, v. gathered, M. i. 88.
Myn, adj. my, mine, D./E. i. 7 ; myne,
M. i. 8.
Mynd, sb. mind, M. i. 58; iv. i., &c.
Myt, v. might, S. vi. 13.
Myt, sb. mite, M. xx. 16.
Mytre, sb. mitre, cap, D./E. ii. 417.
Na, adj. no, M. xv. 20.
Nane, pro. none, M. xvii. 17.
Nather, conj. neither, M. ii. 77 ; neyr,
H. 246.
Natour, sb. nature, M. ii. 6.
Naufrage, sb. shipwreck, F.F. ii. 10.
Navie, sb. navy, fleet, D./E. i. 77.
Nead, v. need, FI. 23/ ; neids, v.
D./E. i. 995.
Neaver, adv. never, M. ii. 94 ; neere,
S. H. 101 ; neuer, S. iii. 2; newer,
M. i. 93 ; x. 16.
Nectred, adj. nectared,perfumed, D./E.
i. 461.
Neer, adv. nearly, FI. 237.
Neid, sb. need, D./E. i. 5 ; ii. 774.
Neids, adv. needs, M. viii. 13.
Neir, adv. near, D./E. i. 149 ; neire,
i. 916 ; neirest, adj. nearest, i. 134.
Neyr. See Nather.
Nice, sb. niece, H. 254.
Nie, adj. nigh, near, D. 534.
Nimph, sb. nymph, M. xv. 19.
Nippers, sb. those who cause pain by
pinching, T.C. 616.
No, adv. not, M. i. 49.
Noch, sb. nothing, M. iv. 22 ; nocht,
iv. 12 ; noght, xx. 5 ; Ps. cxix.
20; noht, ii. 69.
Nocht, adv. not, M. xiii. 1.
Nocke, v. notch, fit the arrow to the
string, M. ii. 26.
Nor, adv. than, M. xxi. 10.
Northfolke, sb. Norfolk, FI. 256.
Nottes, sb. notes, H. 241.
Nou, adv. now, M. xv. 22.
Novationes, sb. innovations, D./E. ii.
558.
Nowayes, adv. not at all, M. iii. 13.
Noyse, sb. noise, D./E. i. 212.
Numbrous, adj. numerous, D. 869.
I Nyne, adj. nine, S. viii. 6.