Pin, a term in archery.

Pin and web, disorder of the eye.

Pinfold, a pound.

Prank, to adorn.

Precept, a justice's warrant. Precisian, a puritan. Preeches, flogged.

Prefer, to offer.

Pregnant, ready.

Prest, ready.

Prenominate, fore-named.

Pretend, to intend.
Prevent, to anticipate.

Pricket, a buck of the second year.
Prig, to pilfer.

Prime, sprightliness of youth.
Primer, of more consequence.
Primero, a game at cards
Princox, a coxcomb.
Probal, probable,
Prodigious, portentous.

Proface, much good may it do you.
Profane, grossly talkative.

Progress, a royal journey of state. Prognostication, almanack.

Project, to shape.

Prolixious, coy, delaying.

Proof, puberty.

Prompture, suggestion.

Prone, humble, also prompt.

Proper, handsome.

Proper-false, deceitful.

Propertied, possessed.

Propagate, to advance, to improve.

Quietus, discharge.

Quillets, law chicane.

Quintain, a post set up for various ex

ercises.

Quips, scoffs.

Quire, to play in concert. Quiver, nimble, active. Quote, to observe.

R, dog's letter.

R.

Rabato, a neck ornament.

Race, original disposition, also flavour

Rack, wreck.

Rack, to exaggerate.

Rack, to harass by exactions.

Rack, the fleeting away of the clouds.

Racking, in rapid motion.

Rag, an opprobrious epithet
Ragged, rugged.

Rake, to cover.
Ram, rain.

Rampallion, a strumpet.

Rank, rate or pace.

Rank, rapidly grown.

Rapt, enraptured.

Rapture, a fit.

Rarely, curiously.

Rascal, lean deer.

Refel, to confute.

Refer, to reserve to.
Regard, look.

Regiment, government.

Regreet, exchange of salutation.

Reguerdon, recompense.
Rheumatic, capricious.
Relume, to relight.

Remorse, pity.

Remotion, removal.
Removes, journies.
Render, to describe.
Renege, to renounce.
Reports, reporters.
Reproof, confutation.
Repugn, to resist.
Reputing, boasting.
Reserve, to preserve.
Resolve, to be assured
Resolve, to dissolve.
Respective, respectful.
Respectively, respectfully.

Resty, mouldy

Retailed, handed down.

Retort, to refer back.

Reverb, to reverberate

Scale, to disperse.
Scaled, overreached.
Scaling, weighing.
Scall, scab.

Scamble, to scramble.
Scan, to examine nicely.
Scantling, proportion.

Scarfed, decorated with flags.
Scath, destruction.
Scathful, mischievous.
Sconce, the head.
Sconce, a fortification.
Scotch, to bruise,
Scrimers, fencers.
Scrip, a writing, a list.
Scroyles, scurvy fellows.
Scrubbed, stunted.
Sculls, shoals of fish.
Scutched, whipped.

Seal, to strengthen, or complete.
Seam, lard.

Revolts, rebels.

Rib, to enclose.

Ribald, a lewd fellow

Seeling, blinding.

Seeming, seemly.

corn and grass.

Sewer, the placer of the dishes.

Shame, modesty.

Shard-borne, borne on scaly wings. Shards, beetle's wings.

Shards, broken pots or tiles.

Shark up, to pick up.

Shaven Hercules, Samson.

Sheen, shining, gay.

Sheer, transparent

Shent, to scold, rebuke,

Sherris, sherry.

Shive, a slice.

Shog, to go off.

Shotten, projected.

spawned.

Soused gurnet, a gudgeon.
Sowl, to pull by the ears.
Sowle, to drag down.

Sowter, the name of a hound.
Spanielled, dogged.

Specialty, particular rights.

Speculation, sight.

Speculative, seeing.

Sped, the fate decided.

Speed, event.

Sperr, to shut up, defend by bars.

Springhalt, a disease of horses.

Spurs, the greater roots of trees.

Square, to quarrel.

Shovel-boards, shillings used at

the

Squarer, a quarreller.

Squash, an immature peascod.

game of shovel board.

Shrewd, shrewish.
Shrift, auricular confession.
Shrive, to call to confession.
Side, purpose.

Side-sleeves, long sleeves.
Siege, a stool.

Squiney, to look asquint.

Squire, a rule or square.

Stage, to place conspicuously.

Stale, a decoy for birds.

Stannyel, a hawk, or stallion. Star, a scar.

Stark, stiff.

Starred, destined.

Sieve, a common voider.

Sandied, sandy colour.

Sightless, unsightly.

Silly, simple truth.

Savage, sylvan.

Sinew, strength.

Savageness, wildness.

Single, weak.

Saucy, lascivious.

Saw, tenor of a discourse.

Say, silk.

Say, a sample.

Scaffoldage, the gallery of a theatre.

Scald, beggarly.

Sink-a-pace, cinque pacé, a dance.

Sir, the title of a parson.

Sister, to imitate or re-echo

Sith, since.

Sithence, thence.

Statua, statue.

Statue, a portrait.

Stay, a hinderer, a supporter.

Sternage, the hinder part.

Sticking-place, the stop in a machine Sticklers, arbitrators, judges, partisans, umpires.

Stigmatical, stigmatised.

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Try conclusions, try experiments. Tub-fast, the sweating process in the venereal disease.

Tucket, or tucket sonnuance, a flourish on a trumpet.

Tup, a ram.
Tup, to cover an ewe.
Turre, to whisper.

Turlygood, or Turlupin, a gipsy.
Twangling jack, a scurvy musician.

look.

Vailing, lowering.

Vain, vanity.

Vain, lying.

Valance, fringed with a beard.
Vanity, illusion.

Vantage, opportunity, advantage.
Vantbrace, armour for the arm.
Varlet, a servant.
Vast, waste, dreary.

Vaunt, the avant, the fore-part.
Vaward, the fore-part.
Velure, velvet.

Venetian, admittance.

Vent, rumour.

Ventiges, holes of a flute.