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GLOSSARY.
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Spak, v. pt. spoke, D.JE. i. 467 ; ii.
197-
Spang, si. a jerking throw, H. 253.
Spates. See Spait.
Spatiows, adj. spacious, D.AL ii. 462.
Speaches, si. speeches, D./L. i. 86 ;
speiches, M. i. 41.
Speate. See Spait.
Speid, v. make speed, progress, M. ii.
91 ; si. speed, D.^E. i. 77.
Speiks, v. speaks, D./E. i. 269.
Spends, z>. passes, D./E. ii. 246.
Spewing, v. prr. p. vomiting, M. i.
105.
Spidar, si. spider, M. i. 105.
Spightfull, adj. spiteful, D./E. i. 654 ;
spytfull, M. i. 105.
Spite, v. spit, C.C. 165.
Sponk, si. spark, f).Al. iii. 446;
spunk, M. i. 72; spunke, T.C.
680.
Spowse, si. spouse, D./E. i. 200.
Spowt, v. spout, rush, D.JE. ii. 478.
Spoyld, v. pp. despoiled, robbed, M.
xv. 11.
Spoyle, si. spoil, M. ii. 44.
Sprauling, v. pr. p. sprawling, D./E.
iii- 393-
Spred, v. spread, D./E. i. 1003;
spreed, ii. 106 ; sprede, pp. Ps. civ.
28.
Spreit, si. spirit, M. ii. 70 ; xii. 27.
Spright, si. spirit, D./E. i. 27.
Spruch, adj. German, C. 101.
Spunk. See Sponk.
Spures, si. spurs, H. 243.
Staige, si. stage, M. xv. 28.
Stair’d, v. stared, D./E. ii. 695.
Stait, si. state, condition, M. iv. 3.
Staitly, adv. stately, D./E. i. 44;
stally, ii. 943.
Stane, si. stone, D./E. ii. 755.
Stares, si. stars, M. viii. 27.
Stayne, v. stain, M. ix. 6 ; si. D./E.
i. 165.
Steid, si. steed, D./E. ii. 278.
Steil, v. steal, M. v. 10.
Steir’d, v. steered, D./E. i. 108.
Steirs, v. stirs, moves, D./E. ii. 529.
Stemme, si. stem, origin, D./E. ii.
3-
Sterve, v. starve, S. ii. 3.
Stigian, adj. Stygian, M. i. 7.
Stil’d, v. pp. calmed, Ps. cvii. 30.
Stile, si. style, D./E. i. 19 ; mode of
address, i. 365 ; title, T.C. 3197.
Stingis, si. stings, S. i. 4.
Stint, v. use sparingly, M. i. 73 ; stop,
restrain, S. H. 75.
Stoir, si. store, M. xx. 14 ; stoired, v.
pp. stored, M. xiii. 10; S. i. 6.
Slopes, v. stops, closes, M. xvi. 1.
Stors, v. stores, Ps. xli. 6.
Stoupe, v. stoop, T.C. (Intr.), 6;
stowp, D./E. i. 17.
Stowt, adj. stout, brave, D./E. i. 266 ;
stowtly, i. 349.
Straght. See Streght.
Strak. See Streck.
Strang, adj. strong, Ps. cxliv. 7.
Straughtest, adj. straightest, D./E. ii.
9Si-
Straunge, adj. strange, M. xv. 13.
Strayes, v. wanders, D./E. i. 443.
Straynes, si. strains, M. xx. 4.
Streck, v. strike, C.C. title; stryk, Ps.
cxix. 84; strak, pt. plunged, D./E.
iii. 387 ; strucken, pp. stricken, D.
562.
Streght, adj. straight, immediately, Ps.
cvii. 25 ; straght, cxlv. 14; streight,
D./E. i. 130.
Strenthles, adj. strengthless, D./E.
(Intr.), 6 ; i. 557.
Stroak, si. stroke, M. xi. 53; stroake,
D./E. i. 81.
Stroake, v. pt. struck, cut, D./E. iii.
222.
Strucken. See Streck.
Stryk. See Streck.
Stryfe, si. strife, M. i. 137.
Stryves, v. strives, M. xxi. 24; strywes,
xiii. 15.
Stuid, v. stood, M. ii. 10.
Slurring, adj. stirring, PI. 251.
Sua, conj. so, M. i. 87 ; swa, D./E. i.
334 ; H. 243.
Suarm’d, v. swarmed, Ps. cv. 31.
Subtil, adj. subtle, M. i. 15 ; subtile,
i. 136.
Suddaine, adj. sudden, D./E. i. 88.
Sueit, adj. sweet, M. vi. 4; xix. 11 ;
sueitest, i. 136 ; sueatned, i. 83.
Sueitnes, si. sweetness, S. vi. 9.
Sugg’red, adj. sugared, sweet, D./E.
i. 15.
Suime, v. inf. swim, M. i. 83 ; Ps.
vi. 6.
Suire, adv. surely, S. vi. 5 ; suirest,
adj. surest, M. ii. 74; xiii. 16.
Summar, adj. summary, D. 83.
Suite, si. sun, M. ix. 11 ; Ps. cxxxvi.
8 ; 2nd version, 8.
Sunschyne, si. sunshine, M. i. 56.
Suolne, v. pp. swoln, M. i. 48.
Supplie, si. assistance, D./E. i. 566.
Suppone, v. suppose, C.B. 157; D./E.
ii. 663 ; suppones, i. 976.