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
Tyrannious, _tyrannical_, iv. 217
Tyre (wine), i. 24
Tyren, _to tear_, xii. 254
Ud's, _God's_, _an oath_, xi. 101;
xiv. 289
Ugly, _horrible_, v. 191
Umbrageous, xv. 9
Unaware, "at unaware," _unawares_, ix. 43
Unbaptized, _heathenish_, xii. 287
Unbiassed (bowl), ix. 539
Unbowelled, _disembowelled_, vii. 24
Uncharm, _to take off the spell_, xi. 563
Uncivilise, _to cease to act civilly_, xiii. 78
Unclear, _unshriven_, _impenitent_, x. 46
Uncompanied, _having no fellow or equal_, x. 119
Unconceiving, _thoughtless_, xi. 463
Unconcernedness, _unconcern_, xv. 102
Uncouth, _unknown_, vi. 171;
_harsh_, _unkind_, _strange_, xi. 124;
xii. 214
Uncreate, _uncreated_, x. 173
Uncuriously, xv. 24
Undecency, _indecency_, xiii. 78
Undelved, _undigged_, v. 118
Underlaid, _soled_ (_of boots_), i. 183
Undermine, _to supplant_, ii. 250
Undeserved, _undeserving_, i. 71
Undo, _to ruin_, i. 75
Undoing, _ruin_, xi. 478
Unfallibly, _infallibly_, viii. 66
Unfoil'd, _untroubled_, _unvanquished_, iv. 330
Ungotten, i. 59
Unhappy, _unlucky_, _unfortunate_, ix. 566;
xiv. 303
Unhappily, _wickedly_, xiv. 243
Unhelm, _to take off the helmet_, iv. 333
Uning, _uniting_, i. 302
Unkind, _ungrateful_, i. 100
Unlaced, ix. 180
Unladified, _having lost the position of a lady_, xi. 79
Unmaiden'd, _deflowerd_, xiv. 224
Unmannerly, _wanting in courtesy_, xi. 516
Unneath, _scarcely_, _with difficulty_, xii. 507
Unneth, _scarcely_, i. 7;
iii. 117
Unperfect, _imperfect_, ix. 432
Unperfit, _imperfect_, ii. 329
Unplume, _to take off the plume or crest_, x. 134
Unquietness, _disease_, i. 311
Unready, "to make unready," _to undress_, xiii. 79
Unrest, _disquietness_, i. 56;
_disquiet_, v. 97
Unrestful, _unquiet_, vii. 389
Unrevocable, _irrevocable_, x. 154
Unroosted, _uprisen_, _out of bed_, xi. 281
Unseized, _unloosed_, xv. 210
Unshamefacedness, _immodesty_, i. 60
Unshamefast, _shameless_, _immodest_, ii. 270;
vi. 161
Unsufferable, _intollerable_, x. 194
Unthrift, _extravagant_, _lavish_, viii. 26;
xi. 274;
_an extravagant person_, viii. 29;
_a rogue_, x. 183
Unthriftiness, _folly_, i. 91
Until, _unto_, i. 269
Untractable, _unyielding_, ii. 203
Untrimmed, _dishevelled_, vii. 87
Untruss, xi. 471
Unuseful, _useless_, xiii. 396
Unwenned (=unwemmed), _pure_, xii. 241
Unwieldy, _without control_, iv. 266
Unwitting (of), _ignorant of_, xi. 31
Unwitty, _unwise_, viii. 336
Unwreaken, _unrevenged_, vii. 86
Upbraid, _a reproach_, vii. 192
Upbringing, _nurture_, i. 91
Upbrought, _nurtured_, i. 92
Upholster, _an upholsterer_, xi. 247
Upland, _the uplands_, i. 262
Uplandish, _foreigner_, vi. 221
Upsey, _note_, xiv. 470
Up-trained, _trained up_, _brought up_, iv. 209
Urchen, _hedgehog_, ix. 382
Urchin, _child_, _term of endearment_, i. 72
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