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
Meve, _to move_, i. 244;
iv. 98
Mew'd, _confined_, _restrained_, i. 60
Meyne, _company_, i. 262
Mich, _much_, i. 22
Micher, _a truant_, _flincher_, i. 164;
viii. 57;
ix. 550;
x. 332
Mickle, _great_, _much_, i. 249;
iii. 86;
viii. 151;
xii. 507
Middes, _midst_, i. 16
Middle-earth, i. 250
Midsummer-ale, _note_, xiii. 503
Mightly, _mightily_, i. 248
Milksop, vii. 127
Mincing, ii. 290
Mind, _to intend_, iii. 45
Minion, _favourite_, _darling_, ii. 169;
iii. 159;
xi. 19;
xiv. 100;
_servant_, vii. 293
Minionly, _mincingly_, ii. 346
Minish, _to diminish_, i. 141, 417
Minister, _to administer_, xii. 104
Mischief, _misfortune_, i. 23, 234
Mischievous, _unfortunate_, i. 188
Misdeem, _to misjudge_, ii. 119
Miser, _wretched,_ ii. 252;
_a wretch_, vii. 62;
viii. 343
Miserable, _compassionate_, vi. 360
Mislike, _to dislike,_ i. 386;
ii. 345;
xi. 530;
_to displease_, iv. 35
Miss, _to be wanting to_, i. 90;
_to lose,_ i. 215;
_to fail,_ ii. 225;
iv. 54;
_fault_, _sin_, i. 147, 186, 192
Mister, _to serve_, _be needful_, i. 264;
_to need_, i. 347
Misterm, vii. 493
Mistress, _note_, xii. 120, 165
Mistrist, _mistrust_, i. 203
Misuse, _to abuse_, _commit adultery_, i. 308
Misusing, _abuse_, i. 193
Mit (=mist?), i. 356
Mo, _more_, i. 7, 246
Mockage, _mockery_, iii. 135
Mocking-stock, vii. 176
Model, _plan_, x. 65
Modesty, _moderation_, x. 475
Moiling, _toiling_, xiii. 7
Moilingest, _most toilsome_, x. 259
Molt, _molten_, x. 335
Moly, _note_, viii. 228
Mome, _a fool_, ii. 315
Moneth, _month_, ii. 179
Monethmayndes, (= month-minds), _monthly remembrances of the
departed_, vi. 72
Moneths, _months_, iii. 183
Monition, _admonition_, i. 132;
ii. 270
Moon, _frenzy_, x. 50
Moot, _talk_, iv. 258;
_to plead_, ix. 180
Mooting, _discussion_, ix. 183
Mooting night, _note_, xii. 276
Moped, _moping_, xv. 521
Mopish, _foolish_, ii. 255
Moppet, _a term of endearment_, viii. 308
Moral, "a moral play," i. 99
More, _greater_, x. 118
Morglay, _note_, xii. 286
Morion, _helmet_, xii. 488
Morn, "to-morn," _to-morrow_, ii. 283
Mort, _a loose woman_, viii. 156
Most, _greatest_, i. 113
Most-part, _ad. mostly_, i. 30
Mot, _may_, i. 256, 257;
xv. 418
Mote, _may_, ii. 255;
xii. 241
Motion, _movement_, x. 119;
_puppet-show_, x. 135;
_puppet_, _note_, xiii. 420;
xiv. 412
Motley, _a fool_, x. 525
Motte, _witty saying_, xi. 401
Mought, _might_, i. 249;
iv. 306
Mounseer, _a Frenchman_, xiv. 32
Mount Saint, _game of cards_, x. 186
Moustachio, xi. 76
Movings, _motions_, i. 11
Mow, _to make grimaces_, 1. 246;
_to mock_, viii. 49
Mowing, _making grimaces,_ ii. 211;
_mouthing_, x. 493
Mowt, _might_, vi. 72
Much, _very_, i. 379
Muck, _riches_, xiii. 7
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