Disheir, v. t. deprive of an heir. H. P. iii. 705.

Disinteressed, adj. disinterested.

R. C. 335.

Dismission, sb. dismissal. H. P. i. 346.

Doom, v. t. destine, used familiarly, doom wool into France.
Dorp, sb. village, H. P. iii. 611.

Doted, adj. doting, foolish. H. P. iii. 152.

E.

Earthy, adj. of the earth.

A. A. 637.

A. M. 207.

Eiry, sb. nest. A. M. 107.

Epoche, sb. epoch. A. R. 108.

Essay, sb. first effort, trial. A. M. 140; H. P. i. 200.

Evince, v. t. prove. H. P. ii. 190, 233.

Expire, v. i. applied to a ball coming out of a cannon. A. M. 188.

F.

Face, v. t. put on a facing. H. P. iii. 199.

Factor, sb. agent. A. R. 78.

Firmamental, adj. of the firmament. A. M. 281.

Flix, sb. fur of the hare. A. M. 132.

Fogue, sb. fury. A. R. 203.

Forbear, v. t. forbear from, spare. A. A. 37.

Forgot, p. p. forgotten. H. P. ii. 333.

Fowl, sb. bird, birds, used in plural sense.

Fowls occurs, H. P. iii. 585.

Frequent, adj. crowded. H. P. iii. 25.

A. M. 85; H. P. i 1243.

Fright, v. t. frighten. A. M. 50, 109; H. P. i. 79.

Frontless, adj. shameless. Pref. to R. L., and H. P. iii. 1040, 1187.
Froze, p.p. frozen. A. M. 285.

Gage, sb. pledge. A. M. 20.

G.

Galled (spelt gauled in original editions), p. p. rubbed. A. M. 148; R. L. 404.

Gaud, sb. ornament. A. M. 206.

Genius, sb, a genius,' a character of genius. Pref. to A. A.

Give on, v. i. proceed violently. A. M. 280.

Godsmith, sb. God-maker. A. A. 50.

Graff, v. t. graft. Pref. to R. L.

Grave, v. t. engrave. H. P. ii. 321.

Gross, sb. size, A. M. 152, 233: in gross,' in the general, R. L. 322.

H.

Haggared or haggered, adj. haggard, wild. H. P. i. 166: iii. 1116. Haste, v. t. hasten, A. M. 65, 236: v. i. make haste, A. M. 109, 186.

U

Hatch, v. t. build. A. M. 198, 288.

Hattered out, p. p. wearied. H. P. i. 371.

He, pron. used as substantive, another he,' A. A. 861: that universal

He,' R. L. 15.

Heir, v. t. inherit. H. P. iii. 714.
Her, pron. in lieu of 's for genitive.
His, pron. in lieu of 's for genitive.
Hobby, sb. hawk. A. M. 195.
Holland, sb. cloth from Holland.

A. A. 1008.

A. R. 19, 49, 111, 231; H. P. ii. 655

A. M. 206.

I.

A. M. 143.

Imp, v. t. repair; applied to wings.
Impassible, adj. incapable of suffering. H. P. i. 95.
Industrious, adj. 'industrious of.'
H. P. ii. 571.
Innocency, sb. innocence. Pref. to R. L.
Innovate, v. t. introduce for the first time.
Instop, v. t. fill up. A. M. 147.

Interessed, p. p. interested. Pref. to R. L.

Pref. to A. M.

J.

Joy, v. t. make joyful, A. M. 110: v. i. rejoice, A. M. 117, 181.

Ken, sb. sight. A. M. 111, 159.
Kern, sb. Irish peasant. A. M. 157.
Key, sb. quay. A. M. 231.

K.

L.

Lade, v. t. load.

A. M. 252.

Lag, v. i. loiter behind. A. M. 85; H. P. iii. 1284.
Laveer, v. i. tack about. A. R. 65.

Lazar, sb. a filthy deformed person. Pref. to A. M.

Leech, sb. doctor. A. R. 175.

Left, sb. 'left of,' left by. A. A. 568.

Legator, sb. testator.

H. P. ii. 375.

Letted, p. p. 'letted of,' hindered from. A. M. 222.

Levee, sb. morning reception. H. P. i. 516.

Like, v. t. please, H. P. iii. 477.

Limbec (spelt limbeck in original editions), sb. alembic. A. M. 13, 166.

Linstock, sb. a match-holder for firing cannon.

Loll, v. t. stretch out. A. M. 132.

A. M. 188.

M.

Mackrel, adj. mackerel, 'a mackrel gale.' H. P. iii. 456.
Manifest, adj. 'manifest of crimes.'

A. A. 204.

Mannerly, adj. well-mannered. H. P. i. 556.

Marling, sb. a small tarred line for winding round ropes. A. M. 148.
Martlet, sb. a species of swallow.

A. M. I10; and note on H. P. iii. 547.

Miss, v. i.' miss of.' H. P. iii. 1189.

Missioner, sb. missionary. H. P. ii. 565.

Mould, sb. form, shape, make, A. M. 72, 293; A. A. 368: material, H. P. i. 247.

Moulted, p. p. afflicted by moulting. A. M. 143.

6

Muck, sb. an Indian muck,' H. P. iii. 1118: amuck,' from amocca, a Malay word for kill.'

Musquet, sb. a small hawk. H. P. iii. 1119.

N.

Naked, adj. naked of friends.' A. A. 280.

Name, sb. used as if it were the person or thing named. H. P. i. 156.
Need, v. i. be needed.

R. L. 126; H. P. iii. 321, 1428.

Pref. to A. M.

Noblesse, sb. nobility.
Noiseful, adj. noisy. A. M. 40.

O.

Obligement, sb. obligation. H. P. i. 437.

Obscene, adj. loathsome, ugly. H. P. ii. 595, 652; iii. 726.
Officious, adj. obliging, serviceable. O. C. I.; A. M. 184.
Out, v. t. oust. Pref. to. R. L.

Practise, v. t. frequent. A. A. 825.

Presume, v. i. 'presume of.' H. P. i. 388; iii. 511.

Prevail, v. avail, 'prevail oneself of.' Pref. to A. M.; A. A. 461.
Prevaricated, p. p. made a disingenuous use of. Pref. to R. L.

Prevent, v. t. anticipate, go before. O. C. 41, 33; A. R. 282; A. A.

344; H. P. ii. 641.

Prime, sb. spring. H. P. iii. 536.
Procedure, sb. proceeding. A. R. 88.

Profer, v. t. proffer. H. P. iii. 766.

editions.

Elsewhere spelt proffer in original

H. P. i. 121.

Proponent, sb. a person propounding.
Protractive, adj. protracting. H. P. iii. 1103.
Purchase, sb. acquisition. A. R. 86.

Q.

Quarry, sb. anything aimed at, A. M. Pref., 86, 281; H. P. i. 104: game as distinguished from vermin, H. P. ii. 21.

Quatrain, sb. stanza of four lines which rhyme alternately. Pref. to A. M.

R.

Rabbin, sb. rabbi, doctor among the Jews. A. A. 104.

Rabbinical, adj. of a doctor. A. A. 658.

Raven, v. i. hunger. H. P. iii. 964.

Rebate, v. t. blunt. Pref. to A. A.

Reflective, adj. reflected. A. M. 253.

Remainders, sb. plural of remainder, used as if singular. H. P. iii. 602. Remnants, sb. used in the plural like remainders. A. M. 102, 258; H.P. i. 510; iii. 276.

Renounce, v. i. 'renounce to.
Renown, v. t. make renowned.
Renunciation, sb. used with to
(marginal note).
Repair, sb. resort.
Repeat, v. t. reseek.

A. M. 220.

A. M. 257.

H. P. iii. 143.

R. L. 75.

after, as the verb renounce. H. P. ii. 648

Repose, v. t. place as a trust, with upon after. Pref. to A. M.

Reprise, sb. reprisal, H. P. iii. 862.

Republic, adj. republican. H. P. iii. 1251.

Require, v. t. seek again. A. M. 256.

Resolve, v. i. melt, dissolve, i. 234.

Rest, sb. remainder. H. P. iii. 85.
Restiff, adj. restive. H. P. 1026.
Retire, v. t. drawback.

Rid, v. perfect of ride.'

A. M. 249.
Pref. to R. L.

S.

Scape, v. i. escape. A R. 180; A. M. 220; H. P. i. 172; ii. 7.
Seal, v. t. used figuratively' sealed our new-born king.' A. M. 18.
Sear-cloth, v. t. cover with sear-cloth (cere or wax cloth). A. M. 148.

Shard, sb. dung, ordure. H. P. i. 321.
Sheer, v. t. cut. A. M. 78.

Shipwrack, sb. shipwreck. A. M. 35,

Shipwracked, p.p. A. R. 125; A. M. 2, 71, 251.
Shore, sb. sewer.
H. P. ii. 558.

Show, v. i. appear. A. M. 66, 121, 126, 296.

Sincere, adj. pure.

H. P. ii. 250.

Sincerely, adv. purely, without alloy.

A. A. 43.

Sort, sb. number, collection. H. P. iii. 946.

Sovereign, adj. all-powerful. O. C. 19.

Spoom, v. i. sail before the wind. H. P. iii. 96.

Sprite, sb. spirit. H. P. ii. 653.

Squander, v. t. disperse. A. M. 67.

Steepy, adv. steep. A. A. 860.

Sterve, v. i. starve. H. P. iii. 749.

Stickler, sb. sidesman or second in a fight. O. C. II.

Strook, v. (perfect) struck. A. R. 171.

Submit, v. t. lower. A.R. 249.

Succeed, v. t. make to follow or succeed. A. M. 175, 292.

Successive, adj. of or by succession.

Suffise, v. t. suffice. H. P. i. 554.

A. A. 301.

Too too, adv. excessively. A. R. III.

Took, p. p. taken. A. R. 144.

Traditive, adj. traditional. H. P. ii. 196.

Travellour, sb. traveller. A. R. 148.

Treasonous, adj. treasonable. H. P. iii. 633.

Trine, sb. conjunction of three planets making a triangle. A. M. 292.
Trust, v. i. followed by on.
Turbulent, adj. turbulent of evil.'

A. M. 295.

A. A. 153.

U.

A. A. 479.

Unblamed, adj. 'unblamed of life.'

Ungodded, p. p. having no gods. H. P. iii. 742.