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GLOSSARY.
Mawis, v. mows, W v. I499-
Mawite, s. malice, viii. 216.
Mawmentry, s. idolatry, i. 1682,
I7I3-
Mawmet, s. idol, v. 5588 ; mawment,
v. 5590.
Mawtelent, s. ill-will, viii. 6000.
May merry, ii. ion (E2),/or maniory.
Maye, s. maiden, viii. 45.
Mayne, s. power, strength, i. 964, W
vi. 2151.
Mayne, s. plaint, lament, moan, ii.
1439, iv. 620, vii. 152.
Maynfull, a. strong, ix. 1145 (manful
others).
Maynteinynge, r. support, help, viii.
5671-
Mays, v. 3 sing, makes, 1. 1042 ; 3
plur., ii. 596.
Medful, a. worthy of reward, vii.
3578 (R); meidfull, vii. Prol. 42.
Mediate, a., mistake for immediate,
vii. 1773.
Medycynare, s. physician, v. 1411,
2684.
Mekit, pt. humbled, v. 2589.
Meitly, adv. properly, meetly, W v.
1352- , . .
Melis, v. 3 plur. speak, sing, 1. 1352.
Mell, r. hammer, viii. 6731.
Mell, v. to meet in battle, viii. 2239
(mellay R); mellit, pt., ii. 1380,
iii. 587 ; pp., v. 2837.
Melle, j. fight, iii. 26, 535.
Meltyn, pp. molten, W iv. 1937-
Memore, s. memory, i. 1652, rimes
with befor ; memor, memorial, v.
i°49- . , J ...
Memoryalle, s. chronicle, record, vm.
2953; memoriall, a. as a record,
worthy of remembrance, iii. Prol.
!6.
Menande, pr. p. mourning, deploring,
ii. 1440, v. 3710.
Mende, v. to amend, to atone for, vi.
2136.
Mending, s. relief, W v. 2426.
Menstrailssy, s. music, singing, iii.
974, v. 2631 (minstraly W).
Mensk, s. honour, W v. 410.
Menynge, s. record, mention, viii.
6048.
Menyng, s. lamenting, viii. 6025.
Menyt, pt. deplored, lamented, iii.
393, v. 2804, vii. 151, ix. 1986.
Menyt,//. meant, W viii. 992> 1626.
Menje, family, followers, ii. 170.
Merd, pp. grieved, W vi. 1234.
Merget, s. market, W iv. 2365.
Meris, s. boundaries, i. 1202, viii.
4018.
Meris, s. mares, i. 1019, 1032.
Merl, r. blackbird, i. I3S2-
Merowre, s. mirror, vi. 680.
Merrit, pt. thwarted, v. 662.
Merrynge, s. harm, viii. 4861.
Merwalus, a. marvellous, ii. 1254.
Mesoure, s. middle course, ii. 1348 ;
measure, ii. 441.
Mesoure, a. measured, W v. 3490.
Messelry, s. leprosy, v. 2683.
Mesynge, s. calming, resting, iv. 734.
Met, j. food, i. 1346 ; booty, iii. 257.
Met, v. to measure, ii. 441; met, pp.,
iv. 1555-
Met, v. to meet, i. 1034.
Metane, s. glove, viii. 5399 (myttane
W).
Mete, a. fitting, viii. 7000.
Metis, s. boundaries, W i. II90.
Metropolitane, r., vii. 1747.
Meyn, v. to mean, ii. 1279; to
mention, v. Prol. 14.
Meyne, a. intermediate, vi. Prol. 23,
viii. 835.
Meyne, v. to lament, to regret, iv.
I999-
Midlenteryn, s. Midlent, vm. 4165.
Mir, s. myrrh, v. 92.
Misfaire, v. to fare badly, to fail, W
iv. 1006.
Modyr nakyt, stark naked, vii. 2747.
Moffand, pr. p. waging (war), iii. 896.
Molde, s. earth, vii. 572.
Moltynnyt, pt. melted, iv. 1921.
Mon, v. must, i. 628.
Mona, s. month, viii. 3813 (R).
Monarch!, s. monarchy, iv. 2438.
Mone, s. money, vii. 196; monej,
ii. 361, vii. 197.
Monest, v. to admonish, v. 4529.
Monethe, j. month, ii. 599; pi, i.
1403, 1581. _
Monte, s. mountain, 11. 588.
Monwmentis, s. written documents,
iii. 660.
Monycionys, s. admonitions, vii.
2275-
Morel, s. black horse, iv. 729.
Mom, r. morrow, v. 920.
Mortalite, s. death, i. 116; pestilence,
ii- StSi 5®1 1 mortal nature, v.
3668.
Mossit, pt. mused? W ii. 492, 499.
Mot, v. must, ii. 244; may, viii. 6576.
Moucht, pt. might, could, ought, ii.
1285, vi. 92, vii. 2282, viii. 4897.
Moueth, s. mouth, iv. 2570.