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41i GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Paramour, s. wife, 5222; Paramours,
pi. lovers (female), wives, 4337
lovers (male), 3769.
Parcele, s. part, section, portion,
4496 ;
Parcells, shares, 4318.
Parchement, a. parchment, 5305
(Perchemyn), 1704.
Parde, ior par Dieu, 2707.
Pared, pp. prepared, made ready,
4208. F. parer.
Pargestjs, prohaUy for Pargeste,^^.
pargetted ; Pargeste of plate, covered
over with gold plate (Lat. de
laminis aureis cooperti), 3673.
Pariet, s. wall, side-wall of a room,
5286.
Parlour, s. parlour, 5304.
Parrails (Apperels), pr. s. apparels,
prepares, 765 ;
Parreld, pp. prepared,
480 ;
got ready, 4208
;
Parraillid, apparelled, 5285.
Parray, s. nobles, nobility, assembly
of nobles, 4028. O.F. parroye,
with the same sense as O.F.
parage, rank, quality ; see Roquefort.
Parroke, s. park, enclosure, 4702.
A.S. pearruc.
Part, s. character, 361 ; Parte, part,
2157.
Parti (Party), part, 1115; Partie,
4257 ;
Partys, pi. 3764 ; Partis,
pi. parts, regions, 139 ;
(Partez),
1731; (Parteez), 2056; Partise,
3560 ; Partese (Partez), 2267
;
Partyse (Partyes), pi. parts, regions,
2799 ;
Partise, parties,
sides, hostile armies, 3992 ;
Partys, parties, people, 3312.
Partis, pr. s. parts, 5418; (Partes),
807 ; divides, gives, 1660 ; imparts,
gives, 2027; Part (Departyd),
pr. pi. part, break, 1931 ;
Part, pp. parted, divided, 4318.
Party, adj. separate, different, 668.
Parysch, s. Paris, 4659.
Pas, V. pass, go on, advance, 3584 ;
go, 997, 5386 ;
depart, 2665 ;
Pas,
V. pass (from life), die, 4003
Passe, surpass, 635 ; Pase, ger.
pass, march, 50 ; Pas, ger. to
march over, 444 ; to go, 1019
(Passe), to go, 1187, 1919; Pas,
pr. s. passes, goes, 3779, 3788,
4649, 5599; Passis, goes, 132,
133, 334, &c. ; Passes, goes,
1076 ; marches, 170 ; Passes, surpasses,
656, 2520 ; Pas, 1 pr. pi.
go, 1852 ; Passe, pr. pi. 1397 ;
Pas, 1 pr. pi. subj. go, 2167 ; Pas
(Passe), 2 pr. s. suhj. departest,
1099 ;
Past, pt. s. went, 139 ; surpassed,
3988 ; Past vp, went
up, 944 ; Paste vp, 220 ;
pt. pi.
passed, 3052 ; Pas (Passe), imp. s.
2 p. pass, go thou, l499 ;
Passand,
pres. part, surpassing, 4242 ;
Passid (Passyd), pp. past, 1008 ;
(Passed), 825*
Pas (Passe), s. pace, 2062.
Pasage, s. passage, course, orbit,
32 ; Passag (Passage), passage,
crossing over, 2904.
Passandly, adv. surpassingly, 1999,
3596 ; extremely, 3455.
Passe, s. passing, departure, 2978.
Pc-jcse, s. passus, fit, canto, 2845,
See Passus.
Passing, s. surpassing excellence,
45.
Passing (Passyng),^rep. surpassing,
beyond, 1750.
Passus, a division of a poem; see
pp. 7, 17, 27, 42, 58, 78, 96, 114,
132, 152, 166, 178, 190, 206, 212,
216, 223, 231, 235, 241, 245, 251,
257, 264, 270, 275.
Passyngly (Passandly), adv. passingly,
exceedingly, 2904.
Pastours,pL pastures, 1198; Pastors
(Pasturs), 1234.
Pasturde, pp. fed, 5425.
Paued (Pafvyd), pp. paved, 3220.
Pauelion, s. pavilion, tent, 2175,
4760; Pauillions, 4178 j Pauylyons,
4149.
Pauement (Payment), pavement,
1517.
Panes, pi. pavises, large shields,
1389 ;
(Pavyce), 2223. O.F.
paiiois, '
a great
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shield ;
Cotgrave.
Paunche, s. paunch, belly, 4536
Paunches, pi. 4435.
Pauoure, 1 pr. s. fear (), 3242. (The
context requires 'beseech.') Probably
corrupt, as the alliteration
does not require a word with p.