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416 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OP NAMES.
Oaane, adv. anon, forthwith, straightway,
79, 95, 191, 290, 352, &c.
(Anone), 2216.
One ; By hym one, by Iiimself,
755*.
On est (Honest), adj. seemly, splendid,
1496. For Honest
On-loff, adv. aloft, up, 3193, 3261 ;
(On-lofte), 1440, 731*
On-lyue, alive, 1875 ; On lyfe, 540..
Onone, adv. anon, at once, 3110,
3460, 3930; (Anone), 1278:
(Onon), 1045.
On-slepe, asleep, 1486.
On-tald, 'pp. untold, 3515.
Ony, adj. any, 3895; (Ony), 951,
1102, 1993.
Onycles, pi. onyxes, 5269.
Open (Opyn), adj. 2142. See Opyn.
Opence, pr. s. {for Open.s), opens,
shews, clearly, reveals, 2422 ;
Opens (Opyn), pr.pl. open, 1466 ;
Open (Opyn), 2 pr. s. subj. open,
1496.
Openly (Opynly), adv. openly, 824,
868, 1381, 1793; Openly, 145,
1111.
Opoxi, prep, upon, 158 ; in (see Kellwyse),
3300 ; Opon lyfe, in life,
alive, 42.
Opressing, s. oppressing, 5336.
Opyn, adj. open, 2446. See Open.
(Opynly) ; see Openly.
Or, ere, before, 3, 171, 308, 381,
1670, 2915, 3215, 3471, 3728,
4053 ; Or >at, ere that, 3558 ; Or
{jen {jat, ere the time when, 3187.
Or, C071J. or, 3, 67, 107, &c.
Oratori (Oratory), oratory, 1651.
Ordane (Ordayne),v. order, prepare,
allot, 3176; Ordans (Ordayns),
pr. 8. orders, prepares, endites,
31 GO; orders, 3408; rejl. prepares
himself, 3184 ; Ordand,
pt. s. ordained, arrayed, prepared,
52 ; Ordand, pp. ordained, commanded,
3787 ; formed, made,
3680.
Ordere, order, 27.
Ore (Or), conj. or, 2260.
Odra.ys.pl. embroideries, 5269. " Orfrais,
broad welts, or gards of
gold, or silver embroidery " ; Cotgrave.
Oriathire (Oryather), Oriathar, 2512,
Orient, adj. eastern, 5269.
Orient, s. the east, 94, 1111, 3079.
Origyne, s. race, 91.
Orisons, pi. prayers, 1478, 4477.
Oritorie (Oratory), oratory, 2177.
Osses (Ossus), 2^''"- ^- prophesies,
2263 ; Ossed, jj/x 2307. See Osa
in Halliwell.
Ossing, s. attempt, 868 ; Ossyngis,
pi. 732. See Oss in Halliwell.
Ost, s. host, army, 52, 81 ;
(Hoste),
1381 ;
(Oste), 765 ; Oste, 499 ;
(Ost), 772 ;
(Hoste), 1617 ;
Ostis,
pi. hosts, 3787 ;
(Hostes), 2848
;
(Ostez), 1115, 1987, 2031, 2173.
Ol^er, adv. either, 3.
Ofjire, adj. second, 2611 ; the other,
173; O^r, second, 280; O^er,
other, 1014, 727*; Ot'ire, pi.
others, 29, 94, 125, 275, 471 ;
other signs, 240 ; Othyre (0)er),
others, 3377 ;
(Otlire), 2098.
Othire-quile, adv. at times, 4231 ;
(0)jer-while), sometimes, 726.
Ot'cr-wyse, adv. otherwise, 2013.
(Oucliez) ; see Nouches.
Ouer, prep, over, 27, 64 ;
(Oure),
1027; (Owre), 1039.
Ouer, adv. over, 1028 ; All ouer,
wholly, 766*.
Ouer-comyn, p)p- overcome, 10, 174.
Ouer-comers (Ouercommer), for
Ouer-comer, s. conqueror, 1903.
Ouerhand, for Ouer hand, upper
hand, 810.
Ouer-heldis, ^r. s. overturns, is overturned,
726.
Ouer-laike (Ouerlayke), s. conquest,
lit. over-play, success in battle,
1861. See Ouirlaike.
Ouer-qwelmys, pr. s. overwhelms,
rolls over (said of the sea), 560.
(Oaer-rade), pt. s. rode over, 1216.
Ouer-sheet, 2 pr. s. suhj. overshoot
(thy shot), 1767*. Head Ouersheet
in one u-ord.
Ouer-sijt (Ouersight), circumspection,
1020.
Ouerjede, pt. s. overpassed, passed
away, 350.
Onir, error for Our, pron. poss. our,
4622. See the note.
Ouire, prep, over, 18, 233 ;
(Ouer),