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GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OP NAMES. 379
Gloriosest (Gloriest), adj. superl.
most glorious, 1611.
Glorius, adj. glorious, 2776.
Glotony, s. gluttony, 3265.
Gloue (Glofe), «. glove, 1984;
Gloues, pi. gloves, 2767 ; see
Nethire.
Gloumes, pr. s. becomes gloomy, is
overcast, 4142. Cf. E. glum.
(G\o-wys), pr. s. glows, 3368.
Gluttis, pi. gltittons, 4552. So in
P. Plowman's Crede. O.F, glout;
Roquefort.
Glyffe, ger. to dazzle, glare, look
bright, 4599. Cf. Lowl. Sc. gliff,
a glimpse.
Glyssynand (Glasynand), pres. part,
glistening, glittering, 3015.
Gnaistes, pr. s. gnashes, 5321.
(Go), 1 pr. s. go, 2280. See Gaa.
Gobet, 8. gobbet, morsel, 4516
(Gobett), piece, 1310.
Goblets, pi. goblets, 3701 ; Goblettis,
5131 ; Gobletis (Goblettes),
2935; Goblettis (Goblettez), 2948.
Goblyn, s. goblin, 5491.
Gode (God), s. God, 329, 1073,
2905; Godis(Godde8),g'en. God's,
876 ; Gods (Godez), 1591 ; Godis,
pi. gods, 307, 5410 ;
Goddis, 271,
5394.
(Gode), adj. good, 804*.
Godesses, p. goddesses, 1874.
Godhede, s. godhead, 5622.
Godlaik, s. goodness, virtue, 4688.
Godness (Gudnes), s. goodness, 3270.
Gods (Gudez), pi. goods, wealth,
3280.
Gogg, Gog, 5487.
Golanand, pres. pt. blowing ; hence,
rainy, tempestuous, 4796. Cf.
Icel. gola, gicla, a fair breeze, gol,
a breeze ;
E. gale.
Gold, s. gold, 276, 436, 607; gold
(spurs), 5458 (see the note) ;
(Goldes), pi. gold coins, 1847.
Golden, adj. golden, 201; (Gold),
1533; Golde, 425.
Gols, 8. red, gules, a red colour (see
the note), 4819.
Gome, s. man, 391, 417, 435, 516,
742, 818, 966, 1467, 1691, 2259,
2384,3276; (Grome), 1190, 1936;
Gomes, pi men, 1417, 2054, 3387,
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3652 ;
(living) men, 3686 ; statues
ofmen,5276; (Gomez), 1657,1739,
2531 ; Gomea, pi. geii.oimeTi, 4212.
Gone, pr. pi. go, 3456.
Gorge, s. throat, 3627 ; Gorg, neck,
4985.
GoTTed, pp. gored, 3645.
Gose, pr. s. goes, 5050.
Goste, s. spirit, soul, 4484. See
Cast.
Gostid, spiritual, endowed with
spirits, 1874.
Gotis, pi. streams, 4796. A gote is
properly a mill-stream ; cf. '^goyts
of mills, where the stream passes
out;" E. D. S. Gloss. B. 17.
Gouerne (Goueryne), v. govern, rule,
3387 (luhere the Ashmole MS. has
gounere) ;
(Gouern), 1973.
Gouernoiire (Gouernour), s. governor,
1623, 1936; (Gubernare),862;
Gouerners, pi. rulers, 3552.
Goules, gules, red, 4989, 5060 ;
of a
red colour, 3368.
(Goy8),^r. s. goes, 2111.
Grace, s. favour, grace, 307, 358,
994; success, glory, 2534; Gracis,
pi. prayers, lit. thanks, 5394.
(Graceux), gracious, 798*.
Gracious, adj. beautiful, 3667 ;
(Graciouse), gracious, 1748, 1844 ;
(Gracieux), favouring, 1964.
Graciousest, adj. superl. most handsome,
4909.
Gradid (Gradit), pp. degraded, 2430.
Graffis, pZ. graves, 4451.
Graithe, v. prepare (myself) to go,
direct (myself), 3522 ; Graithes
(Grathez), pr. a. prepares, 3016 ;
Graithes him, arms himself, 911 ;
(Grathez hym), prepares himself,
3159 ; Graith, pr. pi. 2 p. appoint,
4499 ; Graithed {Grathed). pt. pi.
prepared, 1933; Graithid (Grathed),
pp. arrayed, 1844 ; Graithis,
imp. pi. yield, prepare, 1904. Icel.
greiia. See Grathez.
Graithely (Grathly), adv. readily,
worthily, 756 ;
Graithly, readily,
201. Icel. greiir.
Graithist (Grethest), adj. superl. best
prepared, /ience, richest, 1865. Icel.
greiiSr.
Gramere, grammar, 631.