A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 15Dodsley, Robert
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A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 15
Dodsley, Robert
English drama
Hoddypeak, }
Hoddypeke, }
Hodypeak, }
Huddypeke, } _a fool, a term of contempt_, i. 42;
ii. 164, 211;
iii. 217
Hodmandod, _a snail_, _a term of abuse_, xiv. 525
Hoise, _to hoist_, iii. 34, 218
Hold, _to bet_, ii. 275
Hold bias, xii. 280
Holes (nine), iii. 9
Holidam. See _Halidom_, iv. 219, 244
Hollen, _of holly_, i. 49
Holp, _helped_, i. 85, 191
Holt, _wood_, _grove_, i. 148
Holy, _holly_, _wholly_, i. 359
Honesty, _honest people_, iii. 228
Honor, _credit_, _reputation_, iv. 98, 185
Hope, _to expect_, xii. 132
Hop-holiday, ii. 379
Horrid, _bristling_, xi. 527
Hostelity, _hospitality_, v. 398
Hot, _did hit_, vii. 276
Hotchpotch, _a pudding_, ix. 183
Hoten, xii. _called_, 255
Hough, _to hamstring_, ix. 457; xiv. 164
Hound-fish, _dog-fish_, xii. 241
Hoved, _abode_, i. 178
How, _who_, xiv. 458
Howlet, _an owl_, iii. 87
Hucklebone, iii. 180
Hud, _to hood_(?), xi. 353
Huddle, _thick_, ix. 269
Huff, } _an exclamation_, i. 20, 188; ii. 13
Huffa, }
Huff, _anger_, vii. 311
Hugeously, _much_, xii. 276
Huggermugger, _in secret_, viii. 84; x. 91
Hugy, _huge_, v. 106
Humblesse, _humility_, viii. 166
Humorist, _a madman_, ix. 17
Humorous, _fanciful_, _capricious_, _ill tempered_, v. 31; vii. 433;
xiv. 296
Hundreth, _a hundred_, vii. 278
Husbanded, _economised_, xi. 355
Husbandry, _economy_, iii. 16; v. 189; xi. 63
Hussy, _housewife_, xiv. 331
Huswife, _huzzy_, vii. 250;
_applied to a man_, vii. 303(?)
Hydroptic, xiv. 288
Hyghten, } _called_, i. 129, 275; xii. 254
Hyght, }
Ibroken, _broken_, i. 49
Ich, _I_, i. 73; ii. 169; iii. 175
Icha, _I have_, iii. 227
Ichotte, _I wot_, _I know_, iii. 75
Iclipped, _called_, v. 363
I-dight, _prepared_, i. 243
Ield, _to reward_, iii. 75
Ifare, _to go_, v. 395
Ilk, _same_, i. 264;
_each_, vi. 71
Ilkwhare, _everywhere_, vi. 71
Illicentiate, _not lawfully licensed_, xiv. 283
Ill-mutton, _a strumpet_, xi. 43
Ill-part, _malapert_(?), viii. 250
Illumine, _to illuminate_, i. vi.
Illustrate, _to make illustrious_, xv. 229
Immeriting, _undeserving_, xiv. 307
Imp, _to graft_, xi. 346
Impale, _to surround with pall_(?), vii. 112
Impal'd, _surrounded_, viii. 165
Imp'd, xii. 530.
Impede, _impediment_, xiv. 362
Impoisoned, _poisoned_, viii. 38
Impoisoning, _poisoning_, xi. 566
Import, _importance_, vii. 471;
_to concern_, xv. 23
Imports, _is necessary_, xv. 102
Importune, _importunate_, i. 54;
_to be importunate_, xi. 109
Impossible, _impossibility_, i. 152
Imposthumes, _boils_, i. 66
Impostume, _a boil_, xi. 343
Impostur'd, _deceived_, xiv. 352
Imprese, _impress_, xiv. 293
Imprinted, _printed_, i. 7
Imps, _scions_, xii. 450
Impudency, _impudence_, ix. 191; x. 31.
Incertain, _uncertain_, vii. 195
Incomposed, _indisposed_, xiv. 198
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