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INDEX OF WORDS AND GLOSSARY.
155
Schout, schowt, «. shout, lamentation,
ii. 64. 839*; iii. 35. 115
Schow, chow, n. shove, thrust, spring,
ii. 146. 1966* (see note).
Schraip. See Scraip.
Schrew, n. shrew, contrary person,
ii. 52. 696*
, v. (‘I schrew,’ ‘Schrew me,’
&c.). See Beschrew.
Schrink, v. move, show sign of
movement in, ii. 158. 2135*, 168.
2273*
Schryue, schryif, schriue, schryfe,
scryfe, v. shrive, ii. 48. 647*, 50.
675*, 80. 1084*
Schuir, schure, v. past, cut, ‘sheared,’
ii- 116. 1555*
Schuke, schuik, v. past, shook, waved,
clattered, shivered to pieces, ii. 156.
2105*, 190. 2579* ; iii. 20. 492, 97.
31
Schulderis, n. pi. shoulders, ii. too.
I347
Schulit, schuillit, v. pp. shovelled,
cleared, ii. 136. 1836*
Schunder, schwndir. See In schunder.
Schupe, v. past, ‘shaped,’ began, pre¬
pared, ii. 166. 2248*, 186. 2519*,
188. 2534*
Schute. See Schot(e), v.
Schyn, schin, chin, n. shin, ii. 218.
2926*
Science, sciens, n. knowledge, learn¬
ing, study (of law, <&c.), ii. 12. 137*,
50. 659*, 306. 53 ; iii. 157. 45*
Scitell. See Subtell.
Sclander, n. slander, iii. 13. 284
Scoir, n. score, ii. 40. 517*
Scolis, scoullis. See Sculis.
Scorne, skorne, n. scorning, some¬
thing to be scorned, ii. 12. 143*,
16. 211*
Scraip, schraip, skraip, v. scrape,
gather (/. scraipand, scrapand,
screpand), ii. 6. 68 ; ii. 56. 732* ;
(of birds), ii. 136. 1842*; scrape
out, delete, ii. 94. 1269*
Screit(?), v., ii. 13. 139 (see note).
Scriptour, scripture, n. writing, motto,
ii. 210. 2823* ; halie S., Holy Writ,
ii. 196. 2657* ; dyvine s., divinity,
iii. 170. 18*
Scroll, skrow, n. scroll, writing, ii.
76. 1023*
Scryfe. See Schryue.
Sculis, scolis, scoullis, n. pi. schools,
ii. 102. 1364*
Scutchit, v. past, scutched, iii. 238.
208 (see note).
Se, sey, n. sea, passim.
, sy, v. see, look, passim ; s.for,
ii. 150. 2025* ; sy, iii. 98. 64
Secreit, sacreit, a., iii. 119. 38*
Secretar of somer (.Spring), ii. 126.
1699
Secretis, secreitties, secreities, n. pi.
secrets, ii. 122. 1640*
SecretneP, secreitnel*, n., iii. 115. 38*
Sedull. See Cedull.
Sege, n. (plant), iii. 151. 29 (see
note).
Seggis, n. pi. people, iii. 150. 23
Seid, n. seed, ii. 28. 367* ; iii. 8. 137,
(=pl.) 151. 48
, z\ = see it, iii. 150. 19 (see note).
Seik, a. sick, ii. 150. 2028*. See
Siluer seik.
, v. search, seek, passim ; (of
documents), ii. 90. 1206* ; get, ii.
18. 235 (see note); s. vp, strive
upward, iii. 64. 446* ; socht,
sought out, ii. 72. 953* ; s. vnto,
resorted to, went to, u. 78. 1034*
Seiknes, n. disease, illness, iii. 14.
307, 117. 51*, 150. 19, 163. 25*
Seildin. See Seldyn.
Seill, n. seal ; (of confession) ii. 52.
688*, (of office) 126. 1699*, 168.
2274*, 177. 2388* ; =?sele (q.v.),
iii. 172. 7 (see note to iii. 170. 7);
by my s., iii. 103. 38 (see note).
Seinjeis. See Senseis, Sonjeis.
Seirche, serche, serf, v. search, seek,
examine, ii. 24. 304*, 122. 1640*;
iii. 85. 572, 141. 38*
Seif. See Ceis.
Seith. See Sethe.
Sek, n. sack, ii. 20. 266*, 164. 2214*
Selch(e), n. seal (animal), iii. 151.
33, 152- 55
Selcouth, n. marvel, strange thing,
ii. 152. 2056*
Seldyn, seildin, adv. seldom, iii. 58.
334*
Sele, n. happiness, iii. 170. 7. Cf.
Seill.
Self, pron., passim ; the self=\\.se\i, ii.
196. 2638* ; iii. 86. 605 (see note) ;
in the s., in itself, per se, iii. $6.
302*, in themselves, iii. 22. 552
Selie, sely, sellie, sillie, silly(e), a.
poor, innocent, foolish, unhappy,
ii. 16. 204*, 22. 299*, 36. 484, 54.
709*, 68. 897*, 80. 1069*, 194.
2612*, 269. 321
Sell,/row. self; lours., ii. 176. 2386*
Semblie, semblay, n. assembly, ii. 72.
949*