=maritorious=, over-fond of a husband.
=mate=, match oneself against.
=meane=, moderation.
=mezel'd=, leprous, fr. M. E. mesel, < O. F. mesel, mezel, leper, < M. L. misellus, a wretched person.
=mere=, complete.
=misers=, wretched persons.
=moon-calves=, false conceptions.
=naps=, glossy surfaces on cloth.
=naturalls=, idiots.
=nice=, dainty, scrupulous.
=nick=, notch.
=novation=, revolution.
=openarses=, medlars.
=ostents=, manifestations.
=part=, depart.
=pedisequus=, (Lat.) lackey.
=peece=, firearm, gun.
=period=, conclusion.
=politicall=, scheming.
=pide=, dressed in motley.
=prevented=, anticipated.
=pricksong=, music written down with points.
=proof=, firmness, impenetrability.
=put-ofs=, excuses.
=queich=, thicket.
=quicke=, alive.
=randon=, earlier and more correct form of random, O. F. randon f. randir, to run fast.
=ready=, dressed.
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