DELYT, _s._ delight, joy, 3. 606; L. 1770, 1939; A 335, 337, 1679, B 1135, 3340, 3590, C 31, 159, D 1875, E 68, G 1070, I 111; Delight (personified), 5. 224; pleasing ornamentation, L. 1199. O. F. _delit_. DELYTABLE, _adj._ delightful, L. 321; I 329. See DELITABLE. DELYTE, _v._ delight, please, 5. 27; L. 415; _ger._ to please, delight, 7. 201, 266; _refl._ take pleasure, 5. 66; Delyte me, _1 pr. s._ delight, L. 30; Delyteth, _pr. s._ delights, B 4. m 4. 1; B 2348; Delyten, _pr. pl._ R. 659; Delyting, _pres. part._ E 997. DELYTOUS, _adj._ delicious, R. 90. DEMAUNDE, _s._ question, T. iv. 1694, v. 859; B 472, E 1870; question (about it), T. iv. 1295; Demande, G 430; Demaundes, _pl._ questions, B 1. p 6. 2, 25; Demandes, E 348. DEME, _v._ judge, 14. 6; decide, conclude, T. ii. 371, 372; B 1091; imagine, suppose, 4. 158; T. iii. 763; B 1038; give a verdict, G 595; Demen, _v._ deem, judge, A 3161, D 2236; judge, decide, B 3045; Deme, _1 pr. s._ doom, condemn, D 2024; decree, C 199; suppose, E 753; Demestow, _2 pr. s._ thou supposest, B 1. p 6. 58; Demeth, _pr. s._ judges, esteems, T. i. 644; judges, B 5. p 2. 9; fancies, G 689; passes an opinion, 5. 166; Demen, _pr. pl._ suppose, E 988, F 224; Demed, _1 pt. s._ supposed, F 563; Demed, _pt. pl._ F 202; Demed, _pp._ condemned, B 1. p 4. 85; Demeth, _imp. pl._ judge, decide, L. 453; A 1353, F 1498; suppose, A 3172, G 993. DEMEINE, _v._ manage, HF. 959. O. F. _demener_, to carry on, make. DEMEYNE, _s._ dominion, B 3855. O. F. _demeine_, from Low Lat. _dominium_, power. DEMONIAK, _s._ madman, D 2240, 2292. DEMONSTRACIOUN, _s._ proof, HF. 727; D 2224. DEMONSTRATIF, _adj._ demonstrable, D 2272. DEN, _s._ den, B 4416; Dennes, _pl._ B 3453. DENEYE; see DENYE. DENTICLE, _s._ pointer, A. i. 23. 1. See ALMURY. DENYE, _v._ refuse, T. ii. 1489; Deneye, _1 pr. s._ deny, B 4. p 2. 141; Denyestow, dost thou deny, B 4. p 4. 159; Deneyed, _pp._ denied, B 3. p 10. 10. DEPARDIEUX, _interj._ on the part of God, by God's help, T. ii. 1058, 1212; B 39 (see note); D 1395. DEPARTE, _v._ separate, part, 7. 285; L. 897; A 1134, I 355; sever, T. ii. 531, iii. 1709, iv. 470; divide, I 1006; Departen, _v._ part, B 2805; Departeth, _pr. s._ departs, B 4. p 6. 91; divides, apportions, B 4. p 6. 181; A. i. 17. 31; Departen, _pr. pl._ separate, B 5. m 1. 5; part, T. v. 1073; divide, I 426; sever, 4. 207 _n_; Departed, _pt. s._ separated, T. iii. 1666; Departe, _1 pr. s. subj._ should sever, F 1532; _pr. s. subj._ separate, D 1049; Departe, _2 pr. pl. subj._ divide, apportion, D 2133; Departed, _pp._ parted, A 1621; divided, A. ii. 4. 39; C 812, I 972; marked by lines, A. i. 21. 35; Departe, _imp. s._ distinguish, T. iii. 404. DEPARTINGE, _s._ dividing, I 425, 1008; departure, 5. 675; B 260, 293; separation, 4. 25; Departing, separation, A 2774; departure, 4. 132. DEPE, _adj._; see DEEP. DEPE, _adv._ deeply, 3. 165; 7. 8; L. 1234, 1954; A 129, B 4, 3684.