DEVIL, _s._ L. 2493; Devel, E 1436, I 132; _what d._, what the devil, L. 2694; _how d._, how the devil, T. i. 623; _a d. weye_, in the way to the devil, in the devil's name, A 3134 (see note), D 2242; _a twenty devil way_, in the way of twenty devils, i.e. to utter destruction, L. 2177; an exclamation of petulance, A 3713, 4257; Develes, _pl._ I 171. DEVISIOUN, _s._ division, B 3. p 9. 13. See DIVISIOUN. DEVOCIOUN, _s._ devotion, R. 430, HF. 33, 68; L. 39, 109. DEVOIR, _s._ duty, T. iii. 1045; A 2598, B 38, E 966; debt, I 764. DEVOURE, _v._ devour, L. 1937; Devouren, _v._ I 195; Devoured, _pp._ 7. 14; L. 1947; expended, D 1720. DEVOURER, _s._ L. 1369, 1581. DEVOUT, _adj._ devout, 1. 145; A 22. DEVOUTLY, _adv._ 3. 771; A 482. DEVYDE, _v._ divide, mete out, R. 878. DEVYN, _s._ divine, astrologer, T. i. 66. DEVYNE, _adj._ divine; Devynes, _pl._ B 5. p 2. 16. See DIVYN. DEVYNE, _v._ guess, T. v. 288; B 1414, D 26; _ger._ to guess, fancy, T. iii. 765; to prophesy (by), 5. 182; Devyneth, _pr. s._ guesses, suspects, T. ii. 1741; Devyne, _pr. pl._ suspect, T. ii. 1745; Devyne, _pr. s. subj._ let (him) guess, HF. 14. See DIVYNEN. DEVYNERESSE, _s._ female diviner, T. v. 1522. DEVYS, _s._ device, contrivance, R. 1413; L. 1102; guess, supposition, R. 651; decision, direction, A 816; _at his d._, according to his own wish, R. 1326; _at point d._, with great exactness _or_ exactitude, R. 830; HF. 917 (see Poynt); Devyses, _pl._ heraldic devices, badges, L. 1272. DEVYSE, _v._ to relate, tell, describe, T. iii. 41; A 34, B 154, 349, 613, 3132, 3842, F 1043; recommend, T. ii. 388; B 2453; devise, suggest, ordain, L. 437; plan, L. 1453; E 698; _ger._ to tell, describe, 5. 398; to relate, A 994, 1048, E 52; to describe, F 65, 279; to frame, E 739; to tell of, T. i. 277; _v._ tell of, D 999; Devysen, _v._ describe, R. 1112; tell, 5. 333; imagine, E 108; Devyse, _1 pr. s._ tell, B 3693; relate, L. 202; say, 4. 18; Devyseth, _pr. s._ narrates, describes, 5. 317; D 1904; Devyse, _pr. pl._ imagine, discourse, F 261; Devyse, _2 pr. s. subj._ explain, B 4. p 6. 3; Devysed, _pp._ described to, told, R. 476. DEVYSING, _s._ arrangement, A 2496. DEWE, _dat._ dew, 3. 415; Dewe, _nom._ (_before a vowel_), R. 1013. DEWE, _adj._ due, just, B 1. m 5. 23; due, I 867. See DUE. DEWELY, _adv._ duly, B 1. m 5. 25. DEWETE, _s._ duty, T. iii. 970 _n_. See DUETEE. DEXTRER, _s._ a courser, warhorse, B 2103. Fr. _destrier_, a war-horse, Low Lat. _dextrarius_, from Lat. _dextra_, the right hand. The squire rode his own horse, and led his master's horse beside him, on his _right_ hand. DEYE, _s._ dairywoman, B 4036. Icel. _deigja_.