Prosopopey, a personification. Remiss, lower. Provenues, productions. Remotion, removal. Puisne, younger, inferior. Pursy, fat. Renitency, reluctance. Pursuivant, a pursuer, an officer of justice. Reposed, laid up. Pute, perfectly pure. Puttock, the buzzard. Reposition, firm hold or repose, burial, Reputation, estimation, judgment. Reservation, withholding. Resign, to appoint. Resolution, explanation, satisfaction, re- Resolve, to dissolve, to melt, to explain. Respondence, correspondence. quint- Revicted, proved on the other side. Revoke, to recover. Rife, common, abundant, easy. Rifely, commonly, abundantly, easily. Rivality, rivalry. Rhetoricate, to play the orator. Round, plain, faithful, decisive. Roundel, the circumference of a wheel, a circle. Roundly, plainly, faithfully. Sacred, consecrated. Sadly, soberly, seriously. Sag, to hang low or heavy. Sagamore, a king or supreme ruler among the American Indians. Saine, or sayn, say. Sanation, a cure. Sapiential, relating to wisdom. Scabious, a herb so called. Scaith, injury. Scant, scarcely. Scarce-valuable, scarcely to be estimated. Sciscitations, questionings. Scissure, a rent, division. Scoganism, jesting; from a celebrated jester Scoppet, to lade, to empty. Scruze, to press, to squeeze. Segregate, to separate. Seldom when, unfrequently. Sequel, a consequence. Sermocinations, preachings. Severalty, separation, distinction. Shot, an account, a reckoning. Shrift, confession of sin to a priest. Sidereal, bright, starry. Sign, to ratify, to consign, to signify. Simulatory, pretended. Supernatation, swimming on the surface. Suppalpation, wheedling, gently stroking. Supple, to coax, to win over. Surreption, stealth. Surrogate, to depute. Surrogation, deputation. Sinisterly, absurdly, towards the left hand. Susception, assuming, taking up. Site, situation, token. Swelt, to dry up, or be pained, with heat. Sybaritical, effeminate, from the people of Syllabical, adhering to the merely literal Thrave, twenty-four in number. Velleity, the lowest degree of desire. Thurification, the act of fuming with in- Venditate, to display, to boast. Tutor, a defender. Twit, to reproach, to sneer at. Tympany, a hard swelling of the belly. Ubiquitary, one who believes the omni- Unconvincibleness, safety from conviction. Unfeisible, impracticable. Univocally, in a determined sense. Unshent, unharmed, unreproached. Unthrift, a prodigal. Usurary, usurious. Ure, practice, use, habit. Usurp, to employ, to use. Utopical, imaginary, chimerical. Vail, to yield, to give place. Value, to imply, to signify. Vatical, prophetical. Velitation, the act of quarrelling or bicker- VOL. XII, Venditation, display, parade. Vendure, a thing sold. Vespertine, of or relating to the evening. Waft, to wave the hand, to beckon. Weal, prosperity, state, commonwealth Weat, or weet, to wet. Well-stated, well-regulated. Weltereth, rolls in the mire. Wexen, or woxen, waxen or waxed, be- |