DRESSE, _v._ direct, 14. 3; dispose, get ready, T. ii. 71; prepare, L. 1190; E 1049; set in order, A 106; _v. refl._ address oneself, E 1007, G 77, 1271; T. ii. 635; direct himself, go, A 3468; direct myself, R. 110; address himself, direct himself (_or perhaps_, mount), T. v. 37; Dresse her, settle herself, L. 804; Dresse, _ger._ to direct, B 2308; _ger. refl._ prepare himself, T. v. 279; prepare, 5. 88; Dresseth, _pr. s._ directs, turns, B 4. p 6. 247; Dresseth hir, prepares herself, B 265; Dresse, _pr. pl. refl._ array themselves, A 2594; direct themselves, go, B 263, 416, F 290; Dressede, _pt. s. refl._ raised himself, T. iii. 71; Dressed him, _pt. s._ ranged himself, took up his station, A 3358; Dressed, _pp._ arrayed, E 2361; prepared, 5. 665; Dressed him, gone, E 1820; Dressinge, _part. pres._ addressing, directing, B 4. p 6. 117. DREYE, _adj._ dry, A 3024, B 3233; _as s._, 5. 380; _pl._ T. iii. 352, iv. 1173; E 899. A.S. _dr[=y]ge_. See DRYE. DREYE, _v._; Dreyeth, _pr. s._ dries up, drains, I 848. DREYE, _ger._ to endure, T. v. 42 _n_. See DRYE. DREYNT, -E; see DRENCHE. DRINKE, _s._ drink, L. 177, 2040; A 345. DRINKE, _v._ drink; Drinketh, _pr. s._ 5. 104; Drank (_better_ Drunke), _2 pt. s._ didst drink, B 3416; _pt. s._ drank, E 216; Dronk, _pt. s._ drank, T. v. 1439; Dronken, _1 pt. pl._ A 820; _pt. pl._ 9. 8; B 3390; Dronke, _pt. pl._ B 3418; Dronken, _pp._ drunken, drunk, B 3. p 2. 61; A 135, 637, B 2602, D 246; Dronke, _pp._ T. iii 674; A 1261, 3128, B 3758, H 17. DRINKELESS, _adj._ without drink, T. ii. 718. DRIVE; see DRYVE. DROGGES, _pl._ drugs, A 426. See DRAGGES. DROGH; see DRAWE. DROGHTE, _s._ drought, A 2, 595, 3196, F 118; Droughte, thirst (_siti_), B 2. p 7. 27. DRONK, -E, -EN; see DRINKE. DRONKELEWE, _adj._ addicted to drink, B 2383, C 495, D 2043, E 1533, I 626. Cf. _costlewe_. DRONKENESSE, drunkenness, T. ii. 716; B 771, C 484. DROOF, _pt. s. of_ Dryve. DROPE, _s._ drop, R. 384; 6. 131; 16. 10; T. i. 941; A 131, G 522; Dropes, _pl._ A 1496. A.S. _dropa_. DROPPE, _v._ drop; Droppedest, _2 pt. s._ didst drop, B 1. p 4. 185; Dropping, _pres. part._ that drop with wet, leaky, D 278; Droppinge, leaky, I 631. DROUGH, _pt. s. of_ Drawe. DROUGHTE, _s._ thirst (_siti_), B 2. p 7. 27. See DROGHTE. DROUPE, _v._ droop; Drouped, _pt. s._ A 107. See note. DROVY, _adj._ dirty, muddy, I 816. (Droupy _occurs as a variant_.) DROW, -E; see DRAWE. DRUERYE, _s._ affection, R. 844. O. F. _druerie_; from _dru_, a friend, lover. DRUGGE, _ger._ to drudge, A 1416. DRUNKEN, _adj._ causing drunkenness, 5. 181. See DRINKE. DRYE, _adj._ dry, R. 1566; 3. 1028; A 420, B 4038; dried up, wizened, R. 360; _pl._ left dry, 5. 139 (said of the fish caught in weirs which are left dry by ebb of tide). See DREYE.