Mace, iv, 44, club. Make, vii, 7, 15, mate, companion. Mall, vii, 51, wooden hammer, or club. Many, xii, 9, troop, crowd. Mart, Int. 3, mass. Mated, ix, 12, overcome, confounded. Maw, i, 20, stomach. Maynly, vii, 12, violently. Mell, i, 30, meddle. Menage, vii, 37, manage. Ment, i, 5, joined, mingled. Mew, v, 20, prison, lit. cage for hawks. Mirksome, v, 28, dark, murky. Miscreant, v, 13; ix, 49, infidel, vile fellow. Misdeeming, ii, 3, misleading; iv, 2, misjudging. Misfeigning, iii, 40, pretending wrongfully. Misformed, i, 55; viii, 16, ill formed, or formed for evil. Misseeming, ix, 23; viii, 42, unseemly; vii, 50, deceit. Mister, ix, 23, sort of, manner of. Misweening, iv, 1, wrong thinking, wrong belief. Moe, mo, v, 50, etc., more. Mortality, x, 1, state of being mortal. Mortall, i, 15, deadly. Mote, iii, 29, etc., may, might. Mought, i, 42, might. Muchell, iv, 46; vi, 20, much, great.
Nathemore, viii, 13; ix, 25, none the more. Nephewes, v, 22, grandchildren, descendants. Ni'll, ix, 15, will not. Nosethrill, xi, 22, nostril. Note, xii, 17, know not. N'ould, vi, 17, would not. Noyance, i, 23, annoyance. Noye, x, 24; xi, 45, hurt, harm. Noyes, Noyce, vi, 8, noise. Noyous, v, 45; xi, 50, harmful, unpleasant.
Offend, xii, 1, injure. Offspring, vi, 30, ancestors. Origane, ii, 40, wild marjoram. Ought, iv, 39, owned, possessed. Outrage, xi, 40, insult, abuse. Overcraw, ix, 50, insult, crow over. Oversight, vi, 1, want of prudence. Owch, ii, 13; x, 31, jewel or socket in which a jewel was set.
Paine, xii, 34, labor, treacherous skill; ii, 39, effort; iv, 15, take pains. Paire, vii, 41, impair, injure. Paled, v, 5, fenced off, inclosed with a _pale_. Palfrey, i, 4; iii, 40, a lady's saddle horse, here Una's ass. Paramour, i, 9, lover (not in a bad sense). Parbreake, i, 20, vomit. Pardale, vi, 26, leopard. Parted, iii, 22, departed. Pas, iv, 11, surpass; xi, 15, step, pace. Passing, x, 24, surpassing. Passion, ii, 26, 32, deep feeling, lit. suffering. Passionate, xii, 16, express feelingly. Payne, vi, 21, pains, labor. Paynim, iv, 41; vi, 38; xi, 7, pagan, heathen. Peece, x, 59, something constructed (Cleopolis). Penne, xi, 10, feather, quill. Perceable, i, 7, that can be pierced. Perdie, perdy, vi, 42, French par Dieu, a common oath. Pere, viii, 7; xii, 17, noble, prince. Persaunt, x, 47, piercing. Pight, ii, 42, etc., pitched, fixed, placed. Pine, ix, 35, wasting away; viii, 40, pined, wasted away through torment. Plate, vi, 43; vii, 2, solid armor, as distinguished from the coat of mail, or light chain armor. Pleasaunce, ii, 30, courtesies; iv, 38; vii, 4, delight, conversational pleasure. Point, (1) ix, 41, appoint; (2) ii, 12, not a whit; (3) i, 16; ii, 12, (armed) at all points. Pollicie, iv, 12, statecraft, cunning. Portesse, iv, 19, breviary, small prayer-book. Posterne, v, 52, small private gate behind. Pouldred, vii, 12, powdered. Pounces, xi, 19, a hawk's claws. Poynant, vii, 19, sharp, piercing. Poyse, xi, 54, weight, force. Practicke, xii, 34, deceitful. Prancke, iv, 14, display gaudily. Praunce, vii, 11, strut proudly. Pray, ix, 30, ravage. Preace, iii, 3, crowd, throng. Presently, immediately. Price, ix, 37, pay the price of, atone for. Pricking, i, 1; iii, 33, riding, usually rapidly, _i.e._ spurring. Priefe, viii, 43, trial; ix, 17, proof; x, 24, proved excellence. Prime, ii, 40; etc., springtime. Privity, ix, 5, privacy. Prowesse, vii, 42, bravery. Prowest, iv, 41; v, 14, bravest. Puissance, i, 3, etc., power. Purchas, iii, 16, lit. acquisition, cant term for theft, or robbery (Nares). Purfled, ii, 13, embroidered on the edge. Purposes, ii, 30, conversation. Purveyance, xii, 13, provision.