DIVYDE, _v._ divide, B 3380; _pp._ Divyded, B 3424. DIVYN, _adj._ divine, B 3247; Divyne, _def._ A 122; _voc._ HF. 1101. See DEVYNE. DIVYNACIOUNS, _pl._ divinations, B 5. p 4. 3. DIVYNAILES, _pl._ divinations, I 605. O. F. _devinaille_. DIVYNEN, _v._ guess, T. iii. 458; _1 pr. s._ declare, 12. 19; Divyninge, _pres. pt._ guessing, A 2515. See DEVYNE. DIVYNINGE, _s._ guessing, opinion, A 2521. DIVYNIS, _pl._ theologians, A 1323; Divines, I 957. DIVYNOUR, _s._ seer, soothsayer, B 5. p 3. 95. DO; see DOON. DOCTOUR, _s._ doctor, A 411; (i.e. St. Augustine), C 117; theologian, I 85; Doctours, _pl._ teachers, A. pr. 74; D 1648. DOCTRINE, _s._ instruction, A. pr. 45; doctrine, L. 19; learning, B 2702; Doctr['y]ne, instruction, B 4632. DOERES, _pl._ doers, agents, B 5. p 6. 166. DOES, _pl._ does (deer), R. 1401; 3. 429. DOGEREL, _adj._ doggrel, B 2115. DOGGE, _s._ dog, D 1369, E 2014; Dogges, _pl._ dogs, R. 221; T. iv. 626; B 3089, 4576. DOGHTER, _s._ daughter, L. 114; B 151; _gen._ E 608; Doghtres, _pl._ B 4565, C 73, 76; Doghtren, _pl._ L. 1963; B 4019, F 1429, I 201; Doughter, _sing._ T. iii. 3; Doughtren, _pl._ T. iv. 22. DOING, _s._ deed, act, 3. 995; Doinges, _pl._ deeds, L. 1681. DOKE (duk[*e]), _s._ duck, 5. 498, 589; A 3576; Dokes, _pl._ B 4580. DOKKE, _s._ dock (plant), T. iv. 461. DOKKED, _pp._ cut short, A 590. DOLVE, DOLVEN; see DELVE. DOMB (dumb), _adj._ dumb, HF. 656; B 1055; Doumb, B 1. p 2. 12; A 774; Dombe, _def._ L. 2377, 2380; _pl._ G 286. DOME, DOMES; see DOOM. DOMESDAY, doom's day, HF. 1284. DOMESMAN, _s._ judge, B 2. m 6. 8; B 3680, I 594. DOMINACIOUN, _s._ power, A 2758, H 57; dominion, 15. 16; B 3409, C 560; chiefest influence, F 352; supremacy, H 181. _Dominus_; see _Corpus_. _Domus Dedali_, the labyrinth of Daedalus, HF. 1920. DON, _imp. s._ don, do on, put on, T. ii. 954, iii. 738. DON, DONE; see DOON. DONG, _s._ dung, manure, A 530, I 139; Donge, _dat._ B 4208, C 535. DONG-CARTE, _s._ dung-cart, B 4226. DONGE, _ger._ to dung, B 4226. DONGEHUL, _s._ dunghill, I 911 _n_. DONGEOUN, _s._ keep-tower, A 1057. DONNE, _adj. pl._ dun, dusky, T. ii. 908; dun-coloured, 5. 334; Dun, _sing._ swarthy, R. 1213. DOOM, _s._ judgement, B 5. p 2. 8; F 928; opinion, B 3127, E 1000, F 677; sentence, decision; _hir d._, the decision passed on them, 5. 308; Dome, _dat._ opinion, T. i. 100; judgement, HF. 1905; C 637; _to my d._, in my opinion, R. 901; 5. 480; 22. 52; _stonde to the d._, abide by the decision, 5. 546; Domes, _pl._ dooms, decisions, judgements, A 323, C 163; B 4. p 6. 130; rulings, R. 199.