Quest, inquest or jury, search, vi. 38. vii. 501.; expedition, viii. 15. 425. Question, conversation, ii. 71. 129. iii. 69. 156. 465. 507. vi.336.| vii. 123. viii. 95. 119. 262. 282. Questrist, one who goes in search of another, viii. 83. Quests, reports, ii. 155. Quick, lively, spritely, ii. 370. vii. 224.; living, v. 154. Quicken, to animate, iii. 321. Quiddits, subtilties, viii. 384. Quillets, law chicane, ii. 418. vi. 457. viii. 385. Quintain, description of, iii. 111. Quips, reproaches and scoffs, i. | Reduce, to bring back, vi. 135. Reechy, discoloured by smoke, smoky, ii. 239. viii.352.; greasy, vi. 527. Refell, to refute, ii, 174. Regreet, exchange of salutation, v. 295. 305. Relative, nearly related or connected, viii. 318. Remembered, remembering, iii. 136. Remembrance, admonition, v. 106. Remorse, pity, tenderness of heart, i. 86. 164. ii. 119. 174. iii. 68. 115. iv. 93. 253. v. 340. vi. 85. vii. 24. viii. 484. Remotion, removal or remotedness, vi. 464. viii. 56. Removed, remote, sequestered, iii. 149. viii. 283. Render, to describe, iii. 174. Render, a confession, vi. 476.; ah account, vii. 329. Renege, to renounce, vii. 97. Repair, to renovate, iii. 207. Repeal, to recall, viii. 466. Reports, reporters, vii. 124. Reproof, confutation, iv. 391. Repugn, to resist, v.310. Reputing, boasting of, v. 396. Requiem, a mass for the soul of a person deceased, viii. 390. Resolve, to be firmly persuaded, satisfied, ii. 150. v. 259. 305. vii. 496.. Resolve, to dissolve, viii. 269. Respect, consideration, caution, iv. 247. vi. 299. viii. 15. 321. Respective, respectable, i. 172.; respectful, formal, iv. 190. Respective, cool, considerate, viii. 195. Respectively, respectfully, vi. 426. Retailed, handed down, vi. 59. 109. Retire, to draw back, iv. 314. Reverb, to reverberate, viii. 11. Revolts, revolters, vii. 328. 317. Ripe, come to the height, iii. 19. Rood, the cross, v. 57. vi. 66. Scath, to do an injury, viii. 164. Scathful, mischievous, destructive, ii. 77. Scone, a petty fortification, iv. 20. V. 182. Sconce, the head, iv. 13. viii. 385. Seam, lard, vi. 310. close, vii. 240. See Sere. Season, to temper, viii. 272.; to infix, to impress, 277. Seasoned, established or settled by time, vi. 569. Seat, throne, v. 144. Seated, fixed, firinly placed, iv. 87. Sect, a cutting in gardening, viii. 440. Securely, with too great confi. dence, iv. 310. Seel, to close up, vii. 221. viii. 478. Seeling, blinding, iv. 127. Semblably, in resemblance, alike, iv. 479. Seniory, seniority, vi. 98. Sennet, a flourish or sounding, vi. 186. vii. 8. Sense, reason, natural affection, feeling, i. 36.; sensual passion, vii. 550. Sensible, having sensation, vi. 507. Septentrion, the north, v. 488. Sequestration, separation, viii. 440. Sere or sear, dry, iv. 42. 164, Serjeant, a bailiff or sheriff's officer, viii. 406. Serpigo, a kind of tetter, ii. 134. Setebos, a species of devil, i. 26. Several, separated, appropriated, ii. 388. Sewer, an officer who placed the dishes on the table, iv.97. Shame, to disgrace, vi. 374. Shame, modesty, vii. 334. Shard-borne, born by shards or scaly wings, iv. 127. Shards, the wings of a beetle, vii. 153. 288. Shards, broken pots or tiles, viii. 389. Sharked, picked up as a shark collects his prey, viii. 261. Sheen, shining, ii. 297.; splendour, lustre, viii. 332. Sheer, pellucid, transparent, iv. 366. Shent, scolded, rebuked, i. 206. ii. 73. vi. 307.; shamed, disgraced, vi. 605. Shent, to reprove harshly, viii. 341. Sheriff's-post, a large post set up at the door of that officer for affixing proclamations, &c. ii. 19. Shive, a slice, vii. 390. Shouldered, rudely thrust into, vi. 82. Shrewd, having the qualities of a shrew, iii. 332. Shrift, confession, viii. 223. Shrive, to confess, to call to confession, iv. 25. vi. 68. viii. 395. Shut-up, to conclude, iv. 104. Side-sleeves, long sleeves, ii. 241. Siege, stool, seat, rank, i. 50. ii. 158. viii. 376. 424. Sincere, honest, vi. 150. Sinew, strength, iv. 469. Single, weak, debile, iv. 87.; small, v. 20.; void of duplicity or guile, vi. 240. Sink-a-pace, cinque-pace, a dance, ii. 13. Sir, the designation of a parson, Sith, since, i. 223. ii. 103 v. 473. 59. Skains-mates, loose companions, viii. 184. Skirr, to scour, to ride hastily, iv. 165. Slack, to neglect, i. 248. Sledded, riding in a sled or sledge, viii. 260. Slights, arts, subtle practices, iv. 137. Slips, a contrivance of leather, to start two dogs at the same time, V. 168. Sliver, to cut a piece or slice, iv. 140. Slops, loose breeches, or trowsers, tawdry dress, ii. 232. 410. viii. 181. Slough, the skin which the serpent annually throws off, v. 194. Slower, more serious, vi. 15. Slubber, to do any thing carelessly, imperfectly, iii. 42.; to obscure, viii 436. Smilingly, with signs of pleasure, vi. 594. Smirched, soiled or obscured, ii. 239. 250. Sight, the perforated part of a Smoothed, to stroke, to caress, to helmet, v. 72. fondle, viii. 201. Sneap, to check or rebuke, ii. | Spleens, inclination to spiteful 368.; a rebuke, v. 30. Sneaping, nipping, iii. 411. Sneck-up, a cant phrase, "go hang yourself," ii. 31. Snuff, hasty anger, ii. 355. 427. iv. 394. Snuffs, dislikes, viii. 65. mirth, ii. 121. Spoons, christening, account of, vi. 245. Spot, stain or disgrace, iv. 259. Sprag, or spackt, apt to learn, i. 255. Soil, spot, turpitude, reproach, v. Spread, to stand separately, ii. Squash, an immature peascod, ii. 318. iii. 418. Squiny, to look asquint, viii. 104. Sort and suit, figure and rank, ii. Squire, a square or rule, ii. 445. 168. Sot, a fool, i. 233. 206. Sound, to declare or publish, iv. 241. Sound, soundly, i. 265. Spanned, measured, vi. 152. 282. Sped, the fate decided, iii. 401. Speed, event, iii. 453. Sperr, to shut up, defend by bars, &c. vi. 262. Spleen, humour, caprice, spirit, resentment, iii. 556. vi. 504. Spleen, violent hurry, tumultuous speed, iv. 208. iii. 482. iv. 408. |