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QLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 463
to gaze upon, observe, 127, 694
Tutand, pres. part, looking, peering,
4776. A.S. t6tian.
Tuthe (Tothe), tooth, 1997.
Twa, two, 317, 319, 348, 353, &c.
Tway, 284, 545.
Twelfe, twelve, 1079; (Twelf), 815*.
Twelmontli, s. year, 5429.
Twenti, num. twenty, 3886.
Twiggis (Twygges), pZ. twigs, 1895.
Twinlepi, adj. twofold, 5013. Cf.
Anlepi.
Twyggis (Duhl. MS. Wiggez), pi
twigs, 1714. See Twiggis.
Twynnes (Twynnys), pr. s. parts,
2750; (Twynnon), pr. pi 760;
Twvned, J3i. pi parted, 760.
Twyse, nwn. twace, 1605, 3988, 5637.
Tydis, pr. $. impers. betides, 106 ;
Tyd. pt. 8. betided, happened, 478.
See Tide.
Tvgre, Tigris, 2597, 2785. See
Tigre.
Tymbre (Tembre), crest of the
helmet (ht. timber, the crests
being originally made of wood),
1230.
Tyme, s. time, 33, 204, 214, 272,
625, &c. ; Tym, 478 ; Tymes, pi
times, seasons, 283 ; Be tyme, hetimes,
2830 ; soon enough, 3728 ;
In tymes, at times, now and then,
4122. See Time.
Tyn, s. tin, 4465.
Tynd, pt. pi; Tynd to, shut to,
closed, 2193. A.S. tynan.
Tyndis, pi teeth, tines, 3907, 5133,
5567, 5573 ; tines, horns, prongs,
3925, 752*
;
(Tyndez), 1063.
Tyne, adj. tiny, 507.
(Tynkyll), pr.vl tinkle, i. e. resound,
1.384.
Tynt (Tyntt), pp. lost, 903. See
Tint.
(Typys), pr. s. tips over, 1303;
(Typed), pt. pi tipped over, upset,
1418. See Glos. to AUit.
Poems.
Tyre, Tyre, 1141, 1193, 1208, 1289,
1294, 1336. See Tire.
Tyris, pr. s. attires, 5195 ; Tyrid,
]ip. decked, 5644. See Tire.
Tyte, adv. quicklv; As tyte as, as
soon as, 693. See Tite.
Tythandis (Tithanndez), p)l tidings,
2304. See Tithandis.
Vacant, adj. vacant, 4774 ; free
(from), 5116; Vacand, vacant,
4665.
Yaile (Wale), s. vale, valley, 1205,
1289 1313
Vaile, s. defeat (), 3980. Cf. F.
avahr, to put down, Cotgrave.
Or it may even mean ' valley.'
Vaile, V. avail, 3545 ; Vailes, pr. s.
avails, 103 ; Vailes (Valys), pr.
pi avail, 3122.
Vailes (Wales), pi veils, 2300.
Vale, s. valley, 4164, 5432 ; Vales,
pi 4121.
Valour, s. valour, 2493.
Vanite, s. empty space, 4774
(Vanyte), vanity, 2731 ; Vanyte,
1730, 1784.
Vant, imp. s. 2 p. vaunt, 2713.
Ya.na.nd, 2Jres. part, varying, various,
4637 ;
Variant, 4336, 5651.
Variaunce, s. variety, 4632.
Vaunte (Vaunt), s. vaunt, boast,
1880.
Vaward, s. vanward, vanguard,
3617, 4842.
Vayne, adj. vain, 389 ;
(Vayn), 1784
(Wayn), 1113.
Vayne-glori (Vaneglory), s. vain
glory, 2731 ;
(Vaynglory), 1730;
Vavn glorie (Vaneglory), 3265.
Ve, for We, we, 4328.
Vebbis, pi webs, woven cloth, 4335.
VeLmy, villany, wickedness, 4550.
Velans, adj. villanous, horrible,
4164. It may he veJaiis ; Jamieson
has vyluus, and the Glos. to
the Troy-book has vilaus. But
these examples are not at all
decisive. Cf. F. vilain.
Vernon, s. venom, poison, 4797.
Veuions, pr. 8. envenoms, poisons,
4842.
Vencnst,pp. vanquished, 3122, 3948,
3980; (Venkest), 950 ;
Vencuste,
3875.
Vengance, vengeance, 1484.
Venge, v. avenge, 186, 950 ;
ger.
5326 ; Vengid (Vengyd), 2096 ;
(Venged), 969.
Venus, Venus, 4410, 4414, 4512.