| sackbut (n.) | Old grade(southward): Sack-buts | | type of bass trumpet, with a trombone-like slide | | Headword location(south) | | |  | | safeguard (n.) | Erstwhile form(due south): safegard , safety-guard | | safeguarding, defence, protection | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | safeguard, on | Erstwhile form(south): safegard | | under safe-bear, with guarantee of safe passage | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | Saint Martin's summer | Erstwhile form(s): Martins | | Indian summer [feast of St Martin on 11 November] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sake, for the Lord'south | | | [weep of a prisoner calling for alms through a prison cell window] in jail | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | Salic, Salique (adj.) | Old form(s): Salike | | name of a law stating that the French crown could be passed on only by males | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | saltness (n.) | Sometime form(southward): saltnesse | | [unclear significant] maturing ability; piquancy; vigour | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | saltpetre (n.) | Quondam class(southward): Salt-peter | | substance used for making gunpowder [potassium nitrate] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | samingo (int.) | | | [unclear meaning] type of drinking refrain [Latin 'mingo' = urinate] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sanctuary (n.) | Old course(s): Sanctuarie | | holy place, church, religious place of rubber | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | sand-blind (adj.) | Quondam form(due south): sand blinde, sand-blinde | | half-blind, dim-sighted | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | satirical (adj.) | Sometime form(s): satiricall, satyrical | | ironic, ridiculous, incongruous | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | satisfy (five.) | Old form(southward): satisfie | | provide with information, reassure, convince | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | Saturn (n.) | | | planet particularly associated with melancholic, morose, or vengeful temperaments | encounter also Cosmos | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sauciness (n.) | Sometime form(s): Saucinesse, sawcines , sawcinesse | | insolence, rudeness, impertinence | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | saucy (adj.) | Sometime course(s): saucie , sausie , Sawcie , sawcy , sawsie | | insolent, impudent, presumptuous, defiant | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | scandal (n.) | Old form(s): scandall | | disgraceful reputation, scandalous imputation | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | scandalized (adj.) | Old course(s): scandaliz'd | | disgraced, defamed, fabricated a subject of scandal | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | scarce-bearded (adj.) | Old form(s): scarse-bearded | | with a beard only just emerging, juvenile | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | scarf (n.) | Erstwhile course(s): scarfe, scarfes, scarffes , skarfe | | war machine sash, shoulder band | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | scarfed (adj.) | Old form(s): skarfed | | [unclear meaning] fully decked out; nether full sheet; [of the hull] well-jointed | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | scholar (n.) | Old form(southward): scholler | | learned man, erudite person [who knows Latin, the language of exorcism] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | school-doing (n.) | Old course(s): schoole dooing | | preparation, instruction, subject | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | score and tally | | | method of notching a slice of wood as a means of debt-keeping; when split up in two between lender and debtor, the scores on the two pieces of wood would tally | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | scorn (n.) | Old grade(southward): scorne , scornes | | mockery, taunt, insult, act of derision | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | scorn (five.) | Old form(south): contemptuousness'd , scorne , scorn'st | | mock, jeer, express disdain [at] | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | scorn, recollect | Old form(s): scorne | | disdain, despise, consider it below one's nobility | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | scour (5.) | Old course(s): scoure , scowre , scowring | | articulate out, quickly remove, cleanse | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | screech-owl (n.) | Quondam form(s): screechoule , Screech-owles , Schreechowle | | befouled-owl [thought to be a bird of ill omen] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | scurrilous (adj.) | Old course(south): scurrylous | | offensively facetious, coarsely calumniating | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | scurvy-valiant (adj.) | Erstwhile form(south): scuruy valiant | | supremely worthless, heartily contemptible | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | sea-coal (adj.) | Sometime course(s): bounding main-cole | | mined coal of high quality brought by ocean | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | seal (due north.) | Old course(s): seale , Seales | | authentication, confirmation, attestation | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | seal (v.) | Old course(southward): Seal'd , seale | | brand final arrangements, come to an agreement | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | seal nether (v.) | Sometime form(s): seald vnder | | become security for, set one's seal to | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | sealed (adj.) | Old form(s): seal'd | | certified, authenticated [through a wax seal] | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | bounding main-mark (n.) | Old course(due south): Sea-marke | | prominent landmark used as a guide for sailors, beacon | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | seel (v.) | Old grade(s): seele | | [falconry: sewing up a bird's eyelids, as part of taming] sew upward, close up, blind | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | seem (v.) | Erstwhile grade(s): Seemde , seemes | | have the expect [of], requite the appearance [of] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | seize, seize upon (v.) | Quondam form(due south): seaze , vpon | | [legal] take possession of, catch | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | seld-shown (adj.) | Former form(due south): seld-showne | | seldom-seen, rarely in the public middle | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | self-admission (n.) | Old form(due south): selfe admission | | self-admiration, self-centredness | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | self-afflicted (adj.) | Old form(due south): selfe affected | | self-loving, egotistical, complacent | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | self-assumption (north.) | Sometime grade(s): selfe-assumption | | self-importance, airs, egotism | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | cocky-borne (adj.) | Old form(south): selfe-borne | | carried for one's own cause; or: carried past oneself | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | cocky-danger (due north.) | Old grade(s): selfe-danger | | endangering oneself, putting oneself in jeopardy | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | cocky-explication (n.) | Old form(s): selfe-explication | | being able to explain it to oneself | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | self-gracious (adj.) | One-time form(southward): selfe gracious | | coming from one's own gracious self | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | self-sovereignty (n.) | One-time form(s): selfe-soueraigntie | | self-control, self-discipline | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | self-subdued (adj.) | Old form(s): selfe-subdued | | unresisting, offering no opposition | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | self-substantial (adj.) | Old form(due south): selfe substantiall | | using substance from one's own body | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | self-unable (adj.) | Erstwhile grade(s): selfe vnable | | inadequate personal, poor and subjective | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sennight, se'nnight, seven-night (n.) | Old class(south): Senights , Seue' night , seuen night, Seu'nights | | [seven night] week | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sense (n.) | Old form(south): sence | | ability to answer to sensation, physical perception | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | senseless (adj.) | Old form(southward): sencelesse , senselesse , senslesse | | lacking human awareness, incapable of feeling | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | senseless (adj.) | Old form(s): senceles, sencelesse, senselesse | | unconscious, insensible, oblivious | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | senseless (adj.) | Erstwhile form(south): senceles , sencelesse , senselesse | | defective in sense, stupid, foolish | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | senseless-obstinate (adj.) | Old form(s): sencelesse | | unreasonably stubborn, irrationally unyielding | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sensible (adj.) | Former form(s): sencible | | evident, perceptible past the senses, affecting the senses | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sensible (adj.) | Old form(south): sencible | | sensitive, responsive, capable of feeling | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sensible (adj.) | Old grade(south): sencible | | endowed with good sense, perceptive, responsible | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | separable (adj.) | Old form(southward): seperable | | which causes separation, with divisive power | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sequel (n.) | Old grade(s): sequele, sequell | | sequence, series, club of succession | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sergeant (northward.) | One-time course(s): Serieant | | sheriff's officeholder, enforcer, arresting officer | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | servant (n.) | Old form(s): seruant | | devotee, one who gives dedicated service, lover | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | serve (v.) | Former form(s): serue , serued , serues , serv'd | | be of use, return service, be an advantage [to] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | serve (5.) | One-time form(south): serue , serues | | provide opportunity [to], be favourable [to], favour | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | serve ane's plough | Old form(s): serue turne, serue, turne, serue, turne | | meet one'southward need, reply one'due south requirements | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | serviceable (adj.) | Old form(s): seruicable , seruiceable | | faithful, loyal, devoted, set up to serve | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | serviceable (adj.) | Old form(s): seruiceable | | diligent, subservient, set up to practice anything | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | prepare downwards (five.) | Old form(s): downe | | [of the strings of a musical instrument] slacken, loosen | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | set upward one's rest (n.) | Former form(due south): vp | | [in primero] venture one'south final stake, stake all | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | several (n.) | One-time grade(southward): seueralls , Seuerals | | (plural) details, particulars, individual points | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shadow (n.) | Old form(s): shaddow, shaddowes , shadowes | | illusion, unreal prototype, delusion | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shag-haired (adj.) | Old class(s): shagge-ear'd , shag-hayr'd | | having shaggy pilus, rough-haired | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shake (v.) | Former form(s): shooke | | [unclear meaning] nod, make a sign with [in approval] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shark up (five.) | Old class(south): Shark'd vp | | [like a shark] gather together indiscriminately, collect hastily and uncritically | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | abrupt-provided (adj.) | One-time form(s): sharpe prouided | | quick and ready, sharply equipped | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | shearman (n.) | One-time form(south): Sheareman | | one who shears backlog material from woollen fabric | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | sheepcote (due north.) | Quondam form(southward): Sheep-Glaze, Sheeps-Coates | | edifice where sheep shelter | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sheepskin (n.) | Onetime course(south): shipskin | | [descriptive of a] drum [the skin of a sheep being used for the making of drumheads] | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | shelving (adv.) | Old form(s): sheluing | | slopingly, projecting out, with an overhang | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shelvy (adj.) | Old class(s): sheluy | | gently shelving, sloping; or: made of sandbanks | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shift (north.) | | | expedient, mensurate, arrangement [especially equally 'make shift' = concoct] | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | ship-tire (north.) | Old grade(s): Transport-tyre | | fashionable head-dress shaped like a ship | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shoeing-horn (n.) | Sometime form(s): shooing-horne | | shoe-horn; person used as a tool, hanger-on | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shortness (north.) | Old form(south): shortnesse | | directness, straightforwardness, brevity | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shot-free (adj.) | | | scot-free, without paying the bill; too: unwounded, unpunished | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | shoulder (v.) | Old form(s): shouldred | | thrust unceremoniously aside, push roughly | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | shovel-board (north.) | Old form(s): Shouelboords | | wide coin used equally a counter in the game of shovel-board | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | show (n.) | Sometime form(south): shew, shewes , shews , showes | | appearance, exhibition, display | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | show (v.) | Old form(s): shew , shew'd , shewes , showes | | appear, wait [like], present [equally] | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | showing (n.) | Old form(s): shewing | | visible class, printed grade, visual representation | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | showplace (n.) | One-time grade(s): shew place | | place for public spectacles, theatrical arena | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shrew (northward.) | Sometime class(southward): Shrowes | | vexatious person, troublesome individual [of either sex] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shrike (n./5.) | Old form(s): shreeke | | [Q variant] alternative spelling of 'shriek' | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shrill-gorged (adj.) | Sometime form(southward): shrill-gorg'd | | shrill-sounding, with high-pitched vocalization | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | shrive (v.) | Old course(southward): shriu'd , shriue , shriues | | hear confession, grant absolution, forgive | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | shrow (n.), shrowd (adj.), shrowdly (adv.) | | | variant spellings of 'shrew' (northward.), 'shrewd' (adj.), 'shrewdly' (adv.) | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | Sibyl, Sybilla (n.) | | | priestess inspired by Apollo, her prophecies existence written on leaves; Apollo granted her as many years of life as she could hold grains of sand in her hand | encounter also Classical mythology | Headword location(s) | | | | | | Sibyl, Sybilla (n.) | | | priestess inspired by Apollo, her prophecies being written on leaves; Apollo granted her as many years of life as she could hold grains of sand in her hand | run across also Apollo (n.) one | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | silence (v.) | Old form(south): silenc'd | | forcefulness to remain in silence, keep under restraint | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | simple though I stand here | | | as sure as I stand here; or: though who am I to say so | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | simple-answered (adj.) | Old form(s): simple answer'd | | direct in respond, directly in answer | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | simpleness (n.) | Old form(southward): simplenesse | | unpretentiousness, unaffected behaviour, unassuming simplicity | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | simple-time (n.) | Erstwhile form(s): simple time | | summer-fourth dimension [when aromatic herbs used as medicines (simples) were available] | see likewise simple (n.) | Headword location(south) | | | | | | simplicity (due north.) | Quondam class(s): simplicitie | | innocence, harmlessness, guilelessness | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | sinewy (adj.) | Old class(s): sinewie , sinnowie , sinowie , synowie | | muscular, well-developed, brawny | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | singing-man (n.) | Old form(south): singing human | | professional person musician belonging to a majestic chapel or cathedral | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | Sinon (n.) | | | [pron: 'siynon] spy who alerted the Greeks inside the Trojan horse after it had been taken into the citadel of Troy | see besides Troy (due north.) 1 | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sistering (adj.) | Erstwhile form(south): sistring | | interim like a sister; matching, corresponding | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | skill-less, skilless (adj.) | Old form(s): skillesse | | ignorant, unaware, unacquainted [with] | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | slanderous (adj.) | Quondam form(s): sclandrous , slandrous | | disgraceful, shameful, discreditable | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sleep upon (v.) | Old course(southward): Sleepe vpon, vpon | | disregard, ignore, pay no attention to | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | slippery (adj.) | Old grade(s): slipperie | | faithless, unchaste, hard to hold on to | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | smack (v.) | Quondam grade(s): smacke , smoake | | show the characteristics, savour the taste | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | smite (v.), past forms smote, smit | Old form(s): smot | | strike, hit (oftentimes, with great force) | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | smock (n.) | Erstwhile form(south): Smocke, Smockes | | adult female's undergarment, shift, slip, chemise | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | shine (v.) | Old form(s): polish'st | | adopt a flattering manner, brand a plausible evidence, deactivate | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | shine-faced (adj.) | Old class(s): smooth-fac'd , smoothfac'd | | plausible, banal, glib, deceitful | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | sneak-up (n.) | Old class(s): Sneake-Cuppe | | cringing villain, creeping rascal [Q1 variant] | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | snipped-taffeta, snipt-taffeta (northward.) | Former class(south): snipt taffata | | glossy silk fabric with irregular cuts, slashed-silk | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | soft-conscienced (adj.) | Old form(south): soft conscienc'd | | soft-headed, easy-going, defective real convictions | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | soiled (adj.) | Former class(south): soyled | | fully fed with fresh fodder; lively, skittish | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | sojourn (5.) | Old form(due south): soiourn'd , Soiourne , sojourne | | pause, reside, stay for a while | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | solder (5.) | Onetime form(s): soader , souldered , souldrest | | unite, interlink, fasten | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | solicit (v.) | Old form(s): solicite , solicites | | urge, move, incite, prevail upon | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sop (northward.) | Onetime class(s): soppe | | piece of bread or cake steeped in liquid [earlier existence eaten] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | soundless (adj.) | Old form(s): soundlesse | | across the power to sound, unfathomable | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | sovereign (adj.) | Old form(southward): soueraigne , Soueraign'st | | excellent, excelling, elevation | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | sovereignly (adv.) | Former form(s): soueraignely | | supremely, outstandingly, superlatively | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | sovereignty (n.) | Old grade(s): soueraignty , Sou'raigntie | | pre-eminence, greatest excellence | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | span (northward.) | Old form(southward): spannes | | hand latitude [from tip of thumb to tip of little finger, when the hand is extended] | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | span-counter (n.) | | | game in which counters were thrown to fall inside a hand-span of the opponent's | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | speak holiday | Old grade(s): speakes holliday | | speak entertainingly; or: talk in a refined way | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | speculative (adj.) | Old class(s): speculatiue | | seeing, observing, capable of vision | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | spell-stopped (adj.) | Old form(due south): Spell-stopt | | spellbound, mesmerized, transfixed | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sphere (due north.) | Old form(s): Spheares , spheeres | | (plural) orbits [of the middle], sockets | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | sphere (n.) | Erstwhile form(s): spheare, spheares | | angelic globe in which a heavenly body was thought to movement, orbit | see also Cosmos | Headword location(south) | | | | | | spinster (due north.) | Old course(due south): Spincsters | | domestic adult female, one who stays at domicile spinning | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | spiritualty (n.) | One-time class(due south): Spiritualtie | | spiritual trunk, ecclesiastical estate | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | spite of spite | Erstwhile form(s): spight, spight, spight | | any happens, come what may | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | spleen (northward.) | Old form(s): Spleene, spleenes | | temper, spirit, passion [part of the trunk seen as the source of both gloomy and mirthful emotions] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | spleenful (adj.) | Old course(s): spleenefull , spleenfull | | passionate, furious, hot-headed | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | splenitive, spleenative (adj.) | One-time form(south): Spleenatiue | | of angry temperament, hot-headed | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | spoil (northward.) | One-time form(s): spoile , spoyle, spoyles | | plundering, pillaging, despoiling | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | spoil (n.) | Old form(s): spoyle | | [hunting] piece of the kill [given to a hound to stimulate its desire to hunt further] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | spoil (5.) | Onetime grade(southward): spoil'd, spoyl'd , spoyle | | ruin, destroy, bring to an stop | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | spoonmeat, spoon-meat (n.) | Old class(s): spoon-meate | | soft food served on a spoon | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | sprightful, spriteful (adj.) | Old class(south): sprightfull | | spirited, animated, lively | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | springhalt (northward.) | Old class(s): Spring-halt | | [of horses] disease causing twitching of the hind legs | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | spurn (northward.) | Old form(s): spurne , Spurnes | | contemptuous treatment, scornful rejection | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | spurn (v.) | Old class(south): Spurne , spurnes | | reject, scorn, despise, care for with contempt | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | spurn against / at (five.) | Old form(s): spurne , Spurnes , spurn'st at | | kick out at, care for with contempt | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | foursquare (n.) | One-time form(s): squire | | type of measuring instrument, especially for right angles | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | square (n.) | | | square piece of material covering the breast, embroidered chest-slice | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | foursquare, by the | Old class(s): squier, squire | | accurately, exactly, with great precision | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | squire (n.) | | | gentleman below a knight in rank, bellboy on a knight or nobleman | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | stalk on (v.) | Sometime class(s): stalke | | motion stealthily in concealment [as by using a stalking-horse to grab game] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stall (v.) | Onetime form(southward): stalde | | [hunting] bring to a stand, come within range of | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | postage (n.) | Old form(south): stampe, stampes | | coin, impression [of the monarch'due south caput] fabricated on a coin | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stanchless, staunchless (adj.) | Old form(south): stanchlesse | | unquenchable, insatiable, incapable of being satisfied | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stand under (5.) | Old form(due south): stands vnder , vnder | | suffer, endure, comport the weight of | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | stand up upon (v.) | Former form(due south): vpon | | make advantageous, profit from, make the about of | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | standing-bowl (north.) | Old form(south): standing boule , standing Bowles | | basin standing on a pedestal | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | starve (v.) | Former course(southward): staru'd , staru'de , sterue | | destroy, wither, waste matter away | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | starveling (n.) | Old grade(s): Starueling, staruelings | | starved individual, emaciated being | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | statute-cap (n.) | Old form(southward): statute caps | | woollen cap ordered (past an Act of 1571) to be worn on Sundays and holy days by all below a certain social rank | see too Clothing | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | stay (v.) | Quondam class(southward): Staid , staie , staied , staies , stayes | | detain, confine, go on | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stay (5.) | Old form(s): staid, staies , stay'd, Stayes | | stop, halt, come up to a standstill | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stay on / upon (5.) | Old form(due south): staies vpon , stayes vpon , vpon , vppon | | look for, await | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | stead up (5.) | Sometime class(s): steed vp | | keep, maintain, fulfil, carry out [on behalf of someone] | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | steep-upwards (adj.) | Old form(southward): steepe , steepe vp | | precipitous, near perpendicular, sudden | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | step into (v.) | Erstwhile form(due south): stept | | come into the path of, put oneself into the power of | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | stewed prune | Former form(s): stewd prewyns, stew'd-Pruines, stu'de Prune | | prostitute, bawd, whore | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stick (v.) | Old form(s): sticke , stickst , stucke | | hesitate, linger, call up twice | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sticking place (n.) | | | place on a device at which something is held fast [such as a stringed instrument or crossbow] | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | stiff-borne (adj.) | Old form(s): stiffe-borne | | obstinately followed, stubbornly pursued | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | stigmatic (n.) | Old form(s): stygmaticke | | misshapen individual, person marked by concrete deformity | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | still-breeding (adj.) | Old class(s): still breeding | | always reproducing, perpetually generating | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | withal-closing (adj.) | Old course(s): yet closing | | ever coming together [after being divided] | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | nevertheless-discordant (adj.) | Onetime form(s): still discordant | | always disagreeing, perpetually quarrelling | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stillness (n.) | Quondam grade(s): stillnesse | | restraint, sobriety, quietness of behaviour | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | still-soliciting (adj.) | Onetime course(s): still soliciting | | e'er begging, forever looking for favours | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stock-punished (adj.) | Old form(s): punish'd | | punished by beingness put in the stocks | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stomach (n.) | Old course(due south): stomacke , stomackes , stomacks | | anger, resentment, vexation | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | stomach (north.) | Old form(s): Stomack, stomacke, stomacks , stomakes | | appetite, want [for food] | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | tum (north.) | Old grade(s): stomack , stomacke, stomackes | | wish, inclination, desire | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | stomaching (due north.) | Old class(due south): stomacking | | cherishing bitterness, feeling resentful | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | stool-ball (n.) | Old form(southward): stoole ball | | blazon of bat-and-brawl game, with a stool in place of a wicket | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | stoop (v.) | Old course(s): Stoop'd , stoope, stoopt , stoupe | | kneel, submit, bow down | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stoop (v.) | Old grade(southward): Stoop'd, stoope, stopt , stoupe | | [falconry] dive, descend swiftly | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stop (due north.) | One-time form(s): stoppes | | means of closing a finger-hole in a air current instrument | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stoup (due north.) | Old form(south): stoope , stope , Stopes, stoupe | | cup, flagon, jug, tankard | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | strain (n.) | Quondam form(due south): straine , straines | | [unclear pregnant] strand; extreme degree; pang, stress | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | strain at (v.) | Former form(south): straine | | have difficulty in accepting, have a problem with | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | strange, brand information technology | Old form(s): strāge | | affect indifference, pretend to be unwilling | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | strange-achieved (adj.) | Erstwhile course(southward): atchieued | | [unclear meaning] specially obtained; procured abroad | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | strange-disposed (adj.) | Former class(s): strange disposed | | given over to unusual happenings | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | strangely (adv.) | Old form(due south): strangelie | | unaccountably, surprisingly, unusually | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | strangeness (n.) | Old form(south): strangenes, strangenesse | | estrangement, disaffection, coldness, aloofness | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | stretch (5.) | Erstwhile form(s): stretch'd | | stand upright, depict oneself up to total tiptop | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | strike off / away (v.) | Old form(s): stroke | | cancel [as by a pen-stroke], erase, remove | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | strike the vessels | Old form(s): Vessells | | [unclear meaning] tap the casks; fill the cups; clink the glasses; bang the drums | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | studied (adj.) | Onetime form(due south): studdied | | deliberate, carefully planned, intentional | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | stupefied (adj.) | Old class(s): stupified | | lacking the ability to experience, grown insensible | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | subdued (adj.) | Old form(south): subdu'd, subdude, subdu'de | | overcome, overwhelmed, subjugated | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | subject (n.) | Old form(due south): subiects | | [unclear pregnant] entity with a real-earth existence | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | suborn (v.) | Old class(s): subborn'd , suborn'd , suborne | | bribe, corrupt, persuade [someone] to commit perjury | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | subornation (n.) | Old form(s): subbornation | | aiding and abetting, inducement to do incorrect, instigation | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | subtle-witted (adj.) | Old form(s): subtile-witted | | cunning, wily, slyly intelligent | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | suburbs (northward.) | | | (plural) parts of a metropolis lying outside the walls [reputed for lawlessness] | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | successive (adj.) | Old form(s): Successiue | | hereditary, lineal, by right of succession | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | successive (adj.) | Old form(s): successiue | | next in descent, legitimate, succeeding | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | successively (adv.) | Old form(s): successiuely | | by right of succession, through inheritance | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | suddenly (adv.) | Erstwhile course(southward): sodainelie , sodainely, sodainly, soddenly | | immediately, at one time, without delay | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sue one'southward livery | Old form(s): Liucrie, Liuerie | | found a suit to obtain possession of state | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | suffer (five.) | Erstwhile class(south): sufferd , suffer'd , endure'st , suffring | | allow, permit, permit | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | suffice (5.) | Old course(s): suffic'd, suffis'd, suffiz'd | | satisfy, attend, provide for | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | suitor (northward.) | Old form(due south): suters , Sutor , Sutors | | petitioner, supplicant, entreater | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sumless (adj.) | Onetime form(s): sum-lesse | | incalculable, immeasurable, beyond estimation | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | summer-leaping (adj.) | Erstwhile form(due south): sommer leaping | | delighting in the summertime-time | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | sunburnt (adj.) | Old form(s): sun-burn down'd, sun-burnt | | of night complexion, not blanched [and therefore unattractive] | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | superficial (adj.) | Erstwhile course(s): superficiall | | of surface qualities, of outward gifts | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | superfluity (due north.) | Old grade(s): superfluitie | | backlog, indulgence, immoderate living | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | super-serviceable (adj.) | Quondam form(s): seruiceable | | offer service beyond what is needed, officious | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | supply (5.) | Old form(s): supply'd | | make full up, take [the identify of], occupy, substitute | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | surety (n.) | Old form(s): suretie | | person undertaking a legal responsibility in relation to some other, guarantor | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | surfeit (v.) | Old form(southward): surfet , surfets , surfetted , surfetting | | feed to excess, over-indulge, glut | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | surfeit-swelled (adj.) | Old form(south): surfeit-swell'd | | swollen through over-indulgence | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | surprise (v.) | Old form(southward): surpris'd, surpriz'd, Surprize | | accept prisoner, capture [especially: suddenly, unexpectedly] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | surveyor (n.) | Old grade(s): Surueyor | | superintendent, land agent, manor supervisor | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | swag-bellied (adj.) | Old grade(s): swag-belly'd | | pendulous-bellied, with a hanging paunch | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | swagger (5.) | One-time grade(s): swagger'd | | quarrel, squabble, behave in an insolent way | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | swart-complexioned (adj.) | Quondam form(s): swart complexiond | | nighttime-faced, blackness-looking | | Headword location(southward) | | | | | | swathing-wearing apparel / clouts (due north.) | Old form(south): swathing cloathes, swathing Apparel,, swathing clouts | | swaddling clothes, cloths for wrapping round a new-born baby | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sway (v.) | Old course(southward): swai'd , swaies , sway'd , swayes | | control, rule, direct, govern | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | swear downwardly (v.) | Erstwhile grade(s): sweare downe | | reduce to silence past swearing, put down by swearing | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | sweat (5.) | Onetime class(s): sweate | | utilise the sweating-tub [equally a cure for for venereal illness] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sugariness-seasoned (adj.) | Old class(s): sweet season'd | | filled with sweetness, gently falling | | Headword location(south) | | | | | | sweltered (adj.) | Old class(s): Sweltred | | oozing, dripping [in the manner of sweat] | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | swift-starting (adj.) | Old grade(due south): swift starting | | quick-spreading, rapidly moving | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | swinge-buckler (n.) | Onetime form(s): Swindge-bucklers | | swashbuckler, swaggering ruffian | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | swoopstake (adv.) | Old form(s): Soop-pale | | indiscriminately [taking all stakes at once] | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sympathize (v.) | Onetime course(due south): simpathizde | | capture, stand for fittingly, express with feeling | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | sympathize with (v.) | Old form(south): simpathiz'd | | resemble, be like, have an affinity with | | Headword location(due south) | | | | | | sympathized (adj.) | Sometime course(s): simpathized | | in which all have shared, consisting of corresponding elements | | Headword location(s) | | | | | | 
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