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
Jest, _deed_, vii. 186;
_part played in a mask_, viii. 114
Jet, _to go_, _strut_, i. 356, 384;
xiv. 176, 181
Jetter, _strutter_, i. 164, 384
Jetting, _strutting_, iii. 108;
vii. 191
Jis, _Jesus_, i. 168
Jobbed, _struck_, i. 442
Jobbernole, _pate_ (?), viii. 446
Job-nut, xiv. 306
Jockey, _Jack_, xii. 156
Jollity, i. 164
Jolly-tiraber'd, _finely-built_, vii. 145
Jouissauce, _joy_, vii. 192, 493
Joust, i. 74
Joyen, _to rejoice_, i. 249
Joying, _rejoicing_, _joy_, ii. 297, 320
Jug, _a strumpet_, iv. 183;
_mistress_, vi. 511;
viii. 409;
_term of endearment_, xii. 115
Jumbler, _a strumpet_, x. 111
Juments, _beasts of burden_, xii. 234
Jump, _exactly_, iv. 366;
_to agree_, viii. 430;
x. 184;
_to eke_, xiii. 63
Jump'd, _agreed_, xiv. 248
Justicer, _a judge_, xiii. 462
Jut, _a jostle_, iii. 102
Jutty, _to jut_, iv. 121
Keep, _care_, i. 202; ii. 233
Keep touch, x. 9
Keisar, _emperor_, ix. 202
Kembeth, _combs_, xii. 242
Kembs, _combs_, xii. 463
Kempt, _combed_, i. 376
Ken, _to show_, _teach_, i. 273;
_to thank_, iv. 61
Kercher, _covering for head_, xiv. 464
Kerchief, _a covering for the head_, i. 429
Kern, _an Irish soldier_, iv. 308
Kest, _cast_, i. 179
Kestrel, _a hawk_, ix. 111
Kex, _hemlock_, ix. 534;
xiv. 309
Kickshaws (_for_ bashaw), xii. 280
Kind, _nature_, i. 113;
iii. 312;
_natural_, i. 245;
"of kind," _naturally_, i. 246;
iii. 210
Kit, _a musical instrument_, i. 48
Killing, _a kitten_, x. 349
Kit-strings, _strings for the kit or fiddle_, xii. 220
Knack, _trick_, ii. 214
Knacking (to be), iv. 121
Knacks, _knick-knacks_, i. 349;
viii. 157
Knap, _blow_, i. 422;
_to knock_, i. 428
Kneve, _knave_, viii. 122
Knit, _bound_, _united_, xi. 473;
xiv. 153
Knocked bread, i. 405
Knotted (_read_ netted), _cut_, ii. 135
Knottle, _knotted_, iii. 333
Knowing, _knowledge_, i. 249
Knowledge, _to acknowledge_, i. 293
Knowlition, _knowledge_, i. 89
Ko, _quote_, iii. 103
Kock's nowns, _God's wounds_ (_an oath_), iii. 79
Koss, _kiss_, iii. 75
Lack, _like_, vi. 71
Lacquey, _to act as lacquey_, xiv. 111
Lad, _led_, i. 160
Lade, _load_, i. 31
Ladyfied, _made a lady_, x. 321
Ladyware, _genital organs_, v. 345
Laft, _left_, i. 28, 68
Lag, _late_, ii. 252;
_to linger_, x. 48
Laken (=lady-kin), _the Virgin Mary_, x. 497
Lamback, _to beat_, vi. 204
Lambeak _or_ Lamback, _to strike_, viii. 305
Lambswool, ix. 424
Lanard, ix. 379
Lance presado, _the leader of a half file of soldiers_, xiv. 328
Landskip, _landscape_, x. 178;
xiv. 300;
xv. 116
Lang, _long_, vi. 73
Lap-clap, _to embrace_, ix, 252
Larum, _alarm_, iv. 320;
xiii. 110
Lash, _snare_, vi. 254
Lass, _less_, i. 256
Late, _lately_, i. 6
Lathe, _barn_, xii. 507
Latten, _brass_, ix. 393
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