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GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 355
Depe, adj. deep, 225, 265, 336, 700,
1806.
Depe, s. deep, sea, 64 ;
(Depe), 1308.
Depely, adv. deeply, passionately,
919; greatly, 1G73; heavily, 1698;
(Deply), deeply, 1186, 1363, 1396.
Depest (Dyppest), adj. superl.
deepest, 712.
Depresse, v. cast down
;
me depresse,
cause me to be slain, 5030.
(Depriues), pr. s. deprives, 2311 ;
Depriiied (Depriffyd), pp. deprived,
2845 ; Depryued (Depriued),
895 ;
(Deprevett), 1469.
Depurid (Depiiryd), pp. thoroughly
cleansed, 2768.
Dere. adj. dear, 1024, 1545; beloved,
479 ;
precious, costly, 1655, 4438
pleasing, 1638; as sb. dear one,
265 ; For dere halde. hold dear,
4421.
Dere, adv. dearly, 2122, 5143.
Dere, adj. comp. dearer, liefer, 540.
Dere, s. harm, 4322, 5554. See
Deere.
Dere, v. harm, 3351 ;
Deris (Deres),
pr. s. injures, 2041. A.S. derian.
Derely (Derly), adv. dearly, earnestly,
2352 ;
(Derely), heartily,
2699.
Dere-worth, adj. precious, dear,
3194; (Darworth), worthy, noble,
2679.
Derfe, adj. bold, 1958, 2667, 3850;
(Derf), 3157; Derfe, presumptuous,
1811 ;
strong, 2140; noble,
2772; steep, huge, 1211 ;
rugged,
3868 ; severe, 2091, 2424 ; "Derf,
mighty, 2489 ;
(Derf), strong, bold,
2607; (Derfe), firm, bold, 1024.
A.S. dewf.
Derfely (Darfly),a(7f. boldly, angrilv,
2942; Derfly, boldly, 3006; (Derfly),
2489; Derfley, strongly, 1406.
Derke, s. dark, night, darkness, 4773
(Dirk), 687; (Dyrke), 1505.
Derknes (MS. Dreknes), darkness,
661.
Derling, s. favourite, .3442.
Derne, adj. secret, 404.5. A.S. derne.
Derrest, adj. superl. dearest, 1909,
2823 ;
most worthy, 4644 ; most
valuable, 5180.
Dcse, 8. dais, throne, liigh seat, 47,
479, 902, 1720, 1841, 2009, 2066,
3085, 4214
;
(Deyse), 2924.
Desert, s. desert, 406.
Desiris, j5r. s. desires, 922 ;
(Desired),
pt. s. desired, 922 ; Desyrid, pp.
5146.
(Desperset), j)p. dispersed, 1941.
Despetously (Dyspytussly), adv.
shamefully, 746.
Destaned, pt. s. impers. ;
^lam destaned,
it was destined for tliem,
4115; Destaned,^/>. destined, 313,
518
;
(Destinate), 692, 763* 836 ;
Destand (Destinate), 809; Destayned
(Destanet), fated, 1100.
Destany, destiny, 706.
(Destinate) ; see Destaned.
Det (Dett), s. a debt, 1849; Dett
(Dette), due, 895 ; Dettis (Dett),
pi. dues, 887.
Dete (Deteys, pL), s. writing, letter,
tale (lit. ditty), 2726.
Deth, s. death, 512, 744, 836, 966;
(Dede), 2196; (Deyde), 922;
Dethe (Deth), 957 ;
(Dede), 720,
1263. See Dede, Ded.
Detiraty, Lat. Tyrum, 5596.
Deu[i]dis, 2 p>i"- s. dividest, 4515.
Devill, s. devil, 4487 ;
Deuels, pi.
devils, 4515, 5578.
Deuire (Deuer), s. duty, 867; (Diuour),
2383. F. devoir.
De-yise, ger. to tell, 4919; (Deuised),
pp. explained, 1905.
Devoide, ger. to destroy, to get rid
of, 3G2o ; to escape, 2061 ; Deuoide
(Voyde), v. escape, avoid,
2424; (Deuodes), pr. s. escapes,
2061 ; Devoide, pr.pl. 1 p. eschew,
4327 ; Deuoyde, 2 p. are free from,
avoid, 4602 : Deuoydid (Deuoyded),
pt. s. hid away, 2938 ; Deuoidid,
pt. pi. 1 p. emptied out,
got rid of, 4218 ; Devoided, pp.
avoided, put away, 4261 ; Devoidid,
destroyed, 3875; Deuoidis,
imp. pi. 2 p. lay aside, 4959.
Devour, s. duty, p. 279, 1. 20.
Deuowrid,^/). devoured, 3875.
Deuydid, pp. divided, scattered,
sundered, 2790.
Deuyl'is, gen. devil's, 414 ; Deuyls,
pi. devils, 342 ; lierce animals,
monsters, 4090.
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