DEEL, _s._ part, R. 1074; _never a deel_, not at all, I 1007; not a bit, HF. 331; B 4024; _every deel_, every whit, wholly, T. ii. 590; G 1269; Deel, _pl._ times, 6. 35; Del, part, R. 28; share, 3. 1001; _every d._, every whit, A 1825; _eche a d._, every whit, T. iii. 694; _a greet del_, largely, to a large extent, A 415; _a gret d._, very often, 3. 1159; _no del_, no whit, T. i. 1089; _never a d._, not a whit, 3. 543, 937; R. 805; Del, _pl._ times, HF. 1495. D['E]['E]P, _adj._ deep; Depe, B 3988; _def._ A 3031; _as s._, the deep, the sea, B 455. DEEPNESSE, _s._ dejection, B 1. m 2. 2. DEER, _s._ deer, T. ii. 1535; _pl._ animals, B 1926. DEES, _pl._ dice, T. ii. 1347, iv. 1098; C 467, 623, F 690; Dys, A 1238, 4384, 4386. DEES, _s._ da[:i]s, HF. 1360, 1658. See DEYS. DEETH, _s._ death, B 3567, E 36, 510, F 1022; pestilence, plague, T. i. 483; _the deeth_, the pestilence (with special references to the pestilences of 1349, 1361, and 1369), A 605; cf. C 675. DEFACE, _v._ deface, HF. 1164; spoil, T. iv. 804; dim, T. iv. 1682; obliterate, E 510. DEFAME, _s._ dishonour, B 3788, C 612. See DIFFAME. DEFAME, _v._ defame, T. iv. 565; Defamen, _pr. pl._ revile, T. ii. 860; Defamed, _pp._ slandered, C 415. See DIFFAME. DEFAUTE, _s._ fault, 22. 56; F. 790, I 99; fault (as a hunting term), 3. 384 (_were on a defaute y-falle_, had a check); lack, defect, want, 3. 5, 25, 223; B 2. p 7. 38; E 1018, G 954, I 182; sin, wickedness, B 3718, C 370; Defautes, _pl._ defects, B 2684, D 1810. DEFENCE, _s._ defence, L. 279; resistance, L. 1931; interference, hindrance, R. 1142; concealment, covering, 5. 273; prohibition, T. iii. 138, 1299; denial, D 467. DEFENDAUNT, _s._; _in his d._, in defending himself, in self-defence, I 572. DEFENDE, _ger._ to defend, B. 2631; to forbid, G 1470; _v._ forbid, T. ii. 413; Defenden, _v._ C 590; Defende, _1 pr. s._ T. ii. 1733; Defendeth, _pr. s._ forbids, B 2. p 7. 103; Defenden, _pr. pl._ B 2411; Defended, _pt. s._ forbade, D 60, 1834; Defended, _pp._ forbidden, B 2. p 2. 25; B 2178, C 510, I 332; Defende, _imp. s._ defend, 1. 95. See DEFFENDEN. DEFET, _pp._ exhausted, (lit. defeated), T. v. 618; cast down, T. v. 1219; Defeted, _pp._ overcome, B 2. p 1. 7. DEFFENDEN, _v._ defend, I 584; Deffendeth, _pr. s._ forbids, I 651; Deffended, _pp._ forbidden, I 600. See DEFENDE. DEFFENDOURS, _s. pl._ defenders, B 4. p 4. 193. DEFFYE; see DEFYE. DEFFYNE; see DEFYNE. DEFOULEN, _v._ trample down, _hence_, defile, F 1418; Defouled, _pp._ trampled down, I 191; defiled, B 1. p 4. 181; T. v. 1339; F 1396, 1421, 1423; disgraced, B 4. m 7. 30 (Lat. _turpatus_). O.F. _defouler_, confused with E. _foul_. DEFYE, _1 pr. p._ defy, 10. 8; B 1592; Deffye, _imp. s._ E 1310. See DIFFYE. DEFYNE, _v._ define, depict, T. v. 271; Deffyne, _v._ lay (it) down, T. iii. 834; Defyne, _1 pr. s._ pronounce, declare, T. iv. 390; Defyned, _pp._ laid down, B 3. p 2. 49. See DIFFYNE.