Faužt; faucht. s. fought. Item fight.

Feil. s. p. 77. have failed. Fell. p. 15. furious. p. 21. skin. Fend. defend.

Fere. fear. Item companion, wife.

Ferliet. s. wondered. Ferly.wonder; alfo, wonderful. Fey. s. predeftinated to death, or fome misfortune: under a fatality.

Fie. s. beafts, cattle. Firth, Frith. s. p. 76. a wood. It, an arm of the Sea. 1.fretum. Fit. s. foot. Fitt. divifion, part. See the end of this Gloffary. Fleyke, p. 122. a large kind of burdle: Cows are frequently milked in hovels made of Fleyks. Flowan. s. flowing Fond. contrive: alfo, endeavour, try.

Force. p. 140. no force. no

matter.

Forced. regarded, heeded. Forefend. avert, hinder. For fought. p. 21. through fighting or perhaps for fought, over-fought. Forwatcht. over-watched, kept awake.

Fors. p. 12.I do no fors. I don't

care.

Forft. p. 68. beeded, regarded. Fowkin. a cant word for a fart.

Ga, gais. s. go, goes. Gaberlunzie. gaberlunyie. s. a wallet. Gaberlunzie-man. s. a wallet-man, i. e. tinker, beggar, &c.

Gadlings. gadders, idle fel

lows. Galliard. a sprightly kind of dance.

Gar. s. to make, cause, &c. Gayed.madegay(their cloaths.) Gear, geire, geir, gair. s. goods, effects, fruff.

Geere will fway. p. 188. this matter will turn out: affair terminate.

Gederede ys hoft. gathered his boft. Gef, geve. give. Geft. p. 275. act, feat, flory, hiftory. (It is Jeft in MS.) Gie, gien. s. give, given. Gillore. (Irish.) plenty. Gimp, jimp. s. neat, fender. Girt. s. pierced. Throughgirt. p. 70. pierced through. Give, s. giff. p. 74. if.

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Glaive

Glaive. f. ford.
Glen. s. a narrow valley.
Glie. s. glee. merriment, joy.
Glift. s. gliftered.

Gode, godnefs. good, goodness. God before. p. 81. i. e. God be they guide: a form of bleffing Good. p. 81. fc. a good deal. Good-c'ens. good-evenings. Gorget. the dress of the neck. Gowan. s. the common yellow crowfoot, or goldcup. Graithed (gowden). s. was caparifoned with geld, Gree prize, victory. Greened. grew green. Gret. p. 9.great. p. 8. grieved, forry. Grippel.. griping. tenacious, miferly, Grownes. grounds. p. 241, (rythmigratia. (Vid. Sowne.) Growte. In Northamptonshire, is a kind of fmall-beer, extracted from the malt, after the firength has been drawn off. In Devon, it is a kind of fweet ale medicated with eggs, faid to be a Danib liquor. Grype. a griffin.

Gybe, jeft. joke.
Gyles. s. guiles.
Gyn. engine, contrivance.
Gyle, s. guife, form, fashion.

H.

Ha, have. ha. s. ball. Habbe, afe he brew. p. 4. have, as he brews.

Haggis. s. a hip's ftomach, fuffed with a pudding made of mince-meat, &c. Hail, hale. s. whole, altogether, Halt, holdeth.

Hame, hamward. home, bomeward.

Han. bave. 3. pers. plur.
Hare.. fwerdes. p. 4. their..
fwords.

Harnifine. harness, armour.
Harrowed, haraffed, difturbed.
Hav. have.

Haves (of) p. 16. effects, fub❤ flance, riches.

Hawkin. i. e. Hobkin, diminu tive of Robert: unless it may rather be thought fynonymous to Halkin, dimin. of Harry, He. p. 21. bie, haften. Hede. p. 17. hied, p. 8. bed, he would. p. 35. heed.

&c.

Heare, here, p. 68. hair.

Heila

Heil. s. hele. health. Hecht to lay thee law. s. promifed, engaged to lay thee

low. Heicht. s. height. Heiding-hill. s. the 'heading [i. e. beheading] hill. The place of execution was anci. ently an artificial billock. Helen. heal.

Helpeth. help ye.
Hem. them.
Henne. bence.

Hent, hente. held, laid hold of:
alfo, received.
Her. p. 17. 23. 28. their.
Here. p. 5. their. p. 64. hear.
P. 37. bair.
Herkneth. bearken ye.
Hert, hart; hertis. heart;
bearts.

Hes. s. has.
Het. bot.
Hether. s. heath, a low fhrub,
that grows upon the moors,
&c. fo luxuriantly, as to
choak the grafs, to prevent
which the inhabitants fet
whole acres of it on fire, the
rapidity of which gave the
poer that apt and noble fimile
in p. 105.
Heuch. s. a rock or fleep bill.
Hevede, hevedeft. had, hadft.
Heveriche, hevenriche. bea-
venly. p. 8.

Heyze. high. Heyd. s. bied. Hicht, a-hicht. s. on height. Hie dames to wail. s. p. 103. high [or, great] ladies too wail; Or, hafien ladies to wail, &c.

Hinch-boys. pages of bonour, men that went on foot attending on perfons in office. Hind. s. behind. Hinny. s. honey.

Hit. it. hit be write. p. 8. it be written. Holden, hold.

Holtis hair. s. p. 77.
boar bills.
Holy-roode. holy cross.
Honden wrynge, hands wring.
Hop-halt. limping ; hopping,and
balting.

Houzle. give the facrament.
Howeres, howers. hours.
Huerte. heart.

Hye, hyeft. high, higheft.
Hynd attowre. s. behind, over,
or about.
Hys. his; alfo, is.
Hyt, hytt. it.
Hyznes. highness.