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354 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Dedely, adj. mortal, 1877 ; Dedelike,
4057. See Dedly.
Dedeyne (Disdayne), s. disdain,
3155; anger, •2942; (Dysdane),
disdain, 2424; (Dysdeiie), 1711.
Dedly, adj. mortal, 2733 ;
(Dedlich),
1879. See Dedely.
Dedly, adv. mortally, 1396.
Dee, ger. to die, 4055 ;
(Dey), v.
720 ; Dee, 1 pr. s. 400 ; Deed,
pt. pi. 3069. See Deis.
Deele, s. deal, part, 5568.
Deere, s. harm, injury, 4235. See
Dere.
Defante, s. default, lack of food,
want, 2153, 4596.
Defe, adj. deaf, 4747.
Defence (j>l. Defencez), s. defence,
1151.
Defend (Defende), ger. to oppose,
2139; Defend, v. defend, 349;
Defendis, ^r. s. forbids (to keep),
4455; (Defenden), ^r. ^i/. defend,
1298 ; Defend (Defenden, pr.^/.),
vt. pi (with of), kept otf, 1406;
(Defendyng), pres. pt. defending,
1031.
Defendoure, s. defender, 429.
Deffirred, pp. made to ditfer, 4223.
Degrayd (Degrad), ger. to overcome
(Lat. siiperare), 2670 ; De-grayd
(Degradyd), pp. degraded, put
down, overcome, 3125.
Degre, s. degree, rank, 485 ;
(Degree),
rank, 3407. See below.
Degre, s. step, 3344 ; Degrece {for
Degrees), pi. steps, stairs, 1183,
3339, 5251 ;
(Degrees), 3216 ; To
degrece, to the steps, 3446 ; Degreces
(a douhle plural)., steps,
4878, 4887, 5636.
Deis (Dyes),;9r. s. dies, 1459 ;
Deid,
pt. s. 3448, 3471 ;
Deid,^^. dead,
3476. See Dee, Dede, adj.
Delauyly (Delavy). adv. abundantly,
1351. Cf. E. lavish. Godefroy
gives : "rfesZawemejii, alamaniere
d'un grand lavage."
Dele, s. part, portion, 432, 1368,
3475, 4391 ;
(MS. adele), 521 ; A
fewe dele, a small portion, 3703 ;
Grete dele, great deal, 544 ; lik
dele, each bit of it, 3493 ; Neuire
a dele (Neuer a dele), never a bit,
2913 ; Neuer a dele, not at all,
1355. See Deele.
Dele, ger. to deal, to give, to impart,
736, 3475, 4058; (Dele), 1015;
Dele, V. deal, 5032 ; Dele, 2 pr. pi.
distribute, 4544 ; Dele, pr. pi.
mark out, divide, apportion, 3992;
Delt (Deltyn), 1 pt. pi dealt,
2091.
Delingis, ^Z. dealings, 451.
Delite, s. delight, 265 ;
Delitis, pi
pleasures, nuptial joys, 3743.
Deiiteable, adj. pleasant, 4303.
Deliuere,/orDeliuered,j3ij9. delivered,
3564.
Delunie, misiuritlen for Deluuie, s.
deluge, 4942. See the note.
Delyte, pr. pi. please, 4381.
Delyuire, ger. to deliver, 5218 ;
Delyuire
(Delyver), v. deliver, give
;
hence Let delyuire him, let be delivered
to him, 997; Delyuird,p