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466 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Vnlikly, adj. unlikely, 5552.
Vnmete, adj. unmeasured, immense,
very long, 143.
Vninetely, adj. unfitting, unseemly,
321.
Vnneth, adv. scarcely, 4185, 4801
(Vneth),1774; Vnnethe (Vnneth),
with difficulty, 2788. See Vneth.
Vnnethes, adv. scarcely, 4078. See
above.
Vnnombirable (Vnnowmerable),ady.
innumerable, 2365.
(Vnnowmyrd), pp. unnumbered,
1992.
Vnpossible, adj. impossible, 4249.
Vn-prophetable, adj. unprofitable,
3560.
Vnprouednes, s. unprovedness, inexperience,
1019.
Vnpussible, adj. impossible, 635.
See Vnpossible.
Vnreproued, pp. without reproach
or reproof, 3092 ;
(Vnreprefytt),
3092.
Vnride (Vnrode), adj. cruel, harsh,
871 ;
Vnrid (Vnrode), 739 ; Vnryd,
rough, wanton, 460. See
tlnride in Halliwell.
Vnridly, adv. fiercely, 638 ; Vnruydly,
666.
Vn-samen, adv. not together, far
apart, 605.
Vnschent, j»p. unharmed, 2143.
Vnsele, s. misfortune, evil fortune,
Vnwarly, adv. unawares, heedlessly,
5329.
Vnweried, fp. unwearied, or uninjured,
3622.
Vn-wetandly, adv. unknown, secretly,
134.
Vnwondid (Vnwoundet), pp. unwounded,
1235.
Vuworthely (Vnworthly), adv. unworthily,
869.
Vn-wyn, s. sorrow, woe, lit. un-joy,
joylessness, 531. See unwuune
in Stratmann, p. 605, col. 1.
Vn-^arkid, pt. pi. unfastened, 3209 ;
Vn^arked, unbarred, 2147.
Voice, 8. voice, 1000, 1479 ;
(Voyce),
1508 ; Voise, 2958.
Voide, V. get rid of, 4112 ;
(Voyde),
ger. to avoid, 1484 ; to give up,
1784 ; Voidis, pr. s. gets rid of,
4169; leaves, 3655; (Woydez),
departs, 1113; Voidis, pr. pi.
render void ; Voidis doun ]pe
leuys, bring down the leaves off
the trees, 4145; Voidid, pp. deprived,
3980; got rid of, 3948;
(Woydett), removed, 1338 ;
Voidid,
departed, 4650.
Volatile, s. fowls, birds, 4637.
Vouchid safe, vouchsafed, 303.
Vowtriere, s. adultress, 4532, Short
for Avowtriere.
Vowtres, pi. vultres, 3945.
See note
to 1. 3944, p. 309. The usual 0. F.
form is voltour = Lat. ace. rndturem;
mod. F. vautour. But
here we have a form voutre =
Lat. nom. uultur ; cf. Span.
huitre, Port, ahutre, a vulture.
ill luck, 1106, 4471. See Scle.
Vn-semely, adv. unseemly, 862
adj. 99.
Vnsene, adj. unseen, i. e. unique,
extraordinary, 1026 ; unequalled,
2536.
Voyce, voice, 718. See Voice.
Vnsesid, pp. untaken, 5334.
(Voyde), v. avoid, 2424 ; Voydis
Vnseson ; In vnseson, out of season, (Woydes), pr. s. 2 p. dost empty,
at an unseasonable time, 4439. 2945 ; Voydis, pr. 8. removes,
Vnslayne, pp. not killed, 2668 122. See Voide.
Vnslayn, 2093, 2232.
Vp, up, 80, 82, &c.; Vpp, 760;
Vnsowmyd (Vnsoumed), pp. unnumbered,
(Vppe), 758, 977 ; Vp set, set up,
1991. Lit. 'unsummed.' 198 ; With vp son, with sun-rise,
Vnsure, adj. insecure, 2136.
4067.
Vntald (Vntalde), adj. uncounted, Vp, adv. open, 2142 ;
(Vppe), 783*.
countless, 2677.
Vpbraide, s. reproach, 1800. See
Vnthankes, adv. against (your) will Vn-braydis, Vmbrayd.
At lour vnthankes, against your Vp-liftis (Vpp lyftes), pr. s. uplifts,
will, 4698.
805.
Vn-to, unto, 173, 623, 706, &c. Vryn, s. urine, 3826.