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GLOSSARIAL INDEX, ANU INDEX OF NAMES. 417
1 182 ;
beyond, 5038 ; above, 4263
(see the note) ; against, 4154.
Ouire-conien (Ouerct)inyn), jo/). overcome,
1903 ; Ouircoinyn (Ouercoinmyn),
conquered, 1610.
Ouirooniere (Oiiercoiiimer), overcomer,
conqueror, 1610.
Ouire-drafe (Oiier-drafe),p^s. passed
away, passed over, 1505.
Ouire-foliien, pp. folded or covered
over, 5463.
Ouire-gos (Ouergose), pr. s. surpasses,
2534.
Ouirlaike (Ouerlake), s. conquest,
success, supremacy, 3101, See
Ouer-laike.
Ouir-lende, v. pass beyond, 5069.
Ouirmast, adj. superl. uppermost,
3347.
Ouire-sett (Ouersett), ^j>. overcome,
conquered, 2698.
Ouire-stride, pt. s. subj. (if there)
strode or crossed over, 5477.
Oure, pron. our, 5, 177, 404, 476,
1006.
Oures, pi. hours of prayer, 1478.
Oure-selfe, ourselves, 3528, 3745
(Our-selfe), ourself, i. e. I myself,
1727.
Out-bred, pp. outspread, unfurled,
spread abroad, 2015.
Out-bv, adv. near beyond, just
beyond, 2762.
Gute, prep, out, 86 ;
(Owt), 1091 ;
Outeof, 218; Out of, 93, 94. 117,
135.
Oute, adu. out, far away, 23 ; out,
75 ; Out, 145, 339 ; Oute, in existence,
well-known (just as in
modern slang), 598, 4574, 5410.
Outhire, conj. either, 464, 1777;
(Other), 851, 1236; (Owther),
1033 ; Ou^ir, or, 4981.
Outhire (Other), |)rou. another, 1111.
Outragez, for Outrageouz, adj. excessive,
p. 293, 1. 126.
Outwith, prep, without, outside,
5538.
Ouyre, prep, over, 192.
Owder ; see Authere.
(Owre), pron. ours, our own, 1423 ;
(Owr), our, 1006.
Owt, prep, out, 752*; Owt of, out
of, 773*.
ALEXANDER.
Owte, out, i. e. existent, 2574. (As
in mod. E.) See Out.
Owfjir, conj. either, 4579.
Ojt, s. aught, 290; Ojt bot, anything
except, 5352.
Oit, adv. in anywise, by any means,
at all, 299 ;
(Oght), 684, 689, 757,
1090.
Paa, 8. peacock, 4983. M.E. po.
Pacience, patience, 2841.
Paintid, pp. painted, decked, 3028.
Paire, ger. injure, impair, 74 ;
(Pare),
1187.
Paise, ger. to poise, ponder, consider,
weigh, 4618.
Paise, 8. weight, 5470. Anglo-F.
pets.
Paiters, Poictiers, 5658.
Pake, s. pack, crowd, host, band,
648, 954, 1554, 2025, 2083, 2435,
2854, 3009; pack, number, set
(of us), 4318 ;
(Pakke), 3009.
Pakoke, 8. peacock, 4529. See Paa.
Palais, s. palace, 220, 355, 952, 3135,
4891; (Palace), 938; (Palass),
901 ;
(Palasse), 997 ; Palas, 151,
365.
Palestyne, Palestine, 5677.
Pall, s. fine cloth, rich robe, 4178 ;
(Palle), 3393.
Fallen webis (Pallen webbes), p7.
fabrics of pall or fine cloth, 1517.
Palme, s. palm (tree), 114, 4541 ;
palm (of victory), 826, 3751.
Palmetres, pi. palm trees, 3146.
Pamphalie, Pamphylia, 5657.
Pan, s. skull, brain-pan, 3994.
Pancere, s. coat of mail, 4960. Lit.
a covering for the paunch.
Panters, pi. panthers, 5138.
Panthi, Parthia, 5656 ; Panty, 5312.
Panthy, for Parthy, Parthians, 87 ;
Panthis (Peranthis), Parthians,
2529.
Pape-ioyes, J9Z. parrots, 5129.
Pappis, pi. paps, 4117.
Paradyse, 8. paradise, 4905 ; Parades,
5259 ; Paradyce (Paradyse),
3217; Paradese (Paradyse), 2595 ;
Paradise, gen. of paradise, 5270.
Paraile, s. apparel, 4676.
Parailed (Paraeld), pp. well apparelled,
1552.