LIST, _pr. s. impers._ it pleases (_usually with dat._), 5. 441; 7. 231; L. 2042, 2179; A. ii. 3. 1; A 1201, B 521, 701, 766, C 13, D 153, E 647, 933, F 118, 122, 161, 315, G 234, I 69; _me list right evel_, I was in no mind to, 3. 239; _you list_, it pleases you, 11. 77; List, _pr. s. pers._ is pleased, pleases, T. i. 518, 797; 1. 172; 16.35; L. 2249; wishes, A 3176; B 3185, 3330, 3509, 3709; Listeth, _pr. s. impers._ (it) pleases, T. ii. 700; _pers_. pleases, is pleased, HF. 511; likes, F 689; Listen, _2 pr. pl._ are pleased, T. iii. 1810; Listen, _pr. pl._ list, choose, B 2234; Listen trete, choose to write, L. 575; Liste, _pt. s. impers._ (it) pleased, L. 332, 1244; 7. 190, 199; A 102, 1052, B 1048, G 1313; T. iii. 21; _her liste_, it pleased her, she cared, 3. 878, 962; 7. 190; _him liste_, he wanted, 4. 92; _hem liste_, (it) pleased them, F 851; Liste _pt. s. pers._ liked, L. 1407; Liste, _pr. s. subj._ may please, R. 14; A. ii. 27. 1; L. 2387; D 318, F 327. A.S. _lystan_. See LEST. LISTES, _pl. in sing. sense_, lists, a place enclosed for tournaments, A 63; place of tournament, A 1713, 1862, 1884, F 668. LISTES, _s. pl._ wiles; _in his l._, by means of his wiles, 1. 85. LISTETH, _imp. pl._ listen ye, B 1902, 2023. A.S. _hlystan_, to hear. LITARGE, _s._ litharge, ointment prepared from protoxide of lead, A 629; protoxide of lead, G 775. See Webster. LITARGIE, _s._ lethargy, B 1. p 2. 14; Lytargye, T. i. 730. LITE, _adj._ little, I 295; _as s._, a little, T. i. 291; A. ii. 12. 8, 15. 5; _adv._ little, T. iv. 1330. See LYTE. LITEL, _adj._ little, 1. 38; A 87, 438, 490, B 73, 1190; _l. of_, small in, deficient in, 5. 513; _into l._, within a little, very nearly, T. iv. 884. LITESTERE, _s._ dyer, 9. 17. From Icel. _litr_, colour, dye; _lita_, to dye. LITH, _s._ limb (viz. of herself), B 4065; limb, 3. 953. A.S. _lidh_. LITHERLY, _adv._ ill, A 3299. A.S. _l[=y]dher_, evil. LIVEN, _v._ live, A 506, E 109; _ger._ 3. 17; A 335; Livestow, livest thou, C 719; Liveth, _pr. s._ A 1028; Liveden, _pt. pl._ lived, D 1877; Livinge, _pres. pt._ living, 22. 2, 52. LIVERE (1), _s._ liver, D 1839. LIVERE (2), _s._ liver (one who lives), B 1024. LIVEREE, _s._ livery, A 363. LIVINGE, _s._ life-time, 7. 188; manner of life, C 107; state of life, G 322; Lyvinge, C 847. LIXT, liest; see LYE (2). LO, _interj._ lo! 1. 15, 18; A 3017; T. i. 302, 399, 469, 480, 514, 1049, &c. (Very common). LODE (l[`o][`o]d[*e]), _s._ load, A 2918. LODEMENAGE, _s._ pilotage, A 403. '_Lodemanage_ is the hire of a pilot, for conducting a ship from one place to another': Cowel, Law Dict. LODESMEN, _s. pl._ pilots, L. 1488. See note. LODE-STERRE, _s._ polar star, lodestar, T. v. 232, 1392; A 2059; 26. 12 (see vol. iv. p. xxix). LOFTE, _dat._ loft, upper room, L. 2709; _on lofte_, in the air, HF. 1727; aloft, B 277. LOGGE, _s._ lodge, resting-place, B 4043. LOGGING, _s._ lodging, B 4185. LOGIK, _s._ logic, A 286. LOKE, _s._; see LOOK.