LOOKINGE, _s._ gaze, B 1. p 3. 4. See LOKING. LOOS (l[`o][`o]s), _s._ praise, renown, R. 1161; HF. 1621, 1626, 1722, 1817, 1900; B 2834, 3036, G 1368. O. F. _los._ See LOS (2). LOOS (l['o]['o]s), _adj._ loose, 5. 570; A 4064, 4138, 4352; Lous, free, HF. 1286. See LAUS. LOOTH (l[`o][`o]th), _adj._ loath, odious, A 486, 1837, F 1519, 1599, H 145; hateful, A 3393; T. iii. 732; full of dislike, B 2. p 4. 28; _me were l._, it would displease me, B 91; _as s._, what is hateful, misery, L. 1639. See LOTH. A.S. _l[=a]dh_. LOOTH, _adv._ with dislike, T. ii. 1234. LOOTHLY, _adj._ hideous, D 1100. LOPPE, _s._ a spider, A. i. 3. 4, 19. 2. A.S. _lobbe_, a spider. LOPPEWEBBE, _s._ cobweb, A. i. 21. 2. See LOPPE. LORD, _s._ lord, A 65, 172, 355, 580; Lordes, _gen._ A 47, D 1151; Lordes sone, the son of the lord, R. 1250; Lord, sovereign; 'lord of the assendent,' A. ii. 4. 20; _by our lord_, pronounced _by 'r lord_, 3. 651, 690; Lordes, _pl._ A 943, F 91. LORDE, _v._; Lordeth, _pr. s._, rules over, 4. 166. LORDINGS, _s. pl._ sirs, C 329, 573, I 15; Lordinges, sirs, my masters, A 761, B 16, 2143, 2212, 2228, 3429, E 1163. LORDSHIPE, _s._ lordship, rank, R. 1176; E 797; power, authority, A 1625, F 743, I 439; rule, B 2706; patronage, T. iii. 76; Lordship, T. iii. 79; Lordshipes, _pl._ control, B 3. p 4. 3; official powers, B 2666; authorities, I 752, 754, 757; posts of authority, I 441. LORE (l[`o][`o]r[*e]), _s._ teaching, 7. 244; 10. 47, 49; L. 2450; instruction, advice, T. i. 1090; lesson, T. i. 645. 754; ii. 397; teaching, instruction, B 342, G 414; learning, B 761; study, G 842; learning, experience, knowledge, B 4, 1168, E 87, 788; experience, C 70; profit, 5. 15; doctrine, A 527. A.S. _l[=a]r._ LORE, _pp. of_ Lese. LOREL, _s._ wretch, worthless man, abandoned wretch, B 1. p 4. 222; D 273. LOREN, _pp. of_ Lese. LORER, _s._ laurel, R. 1379; Loreres, _pl._ R. 1313. See LAURER. LORN, _pp. of_ Lese. LOS (1), _s._ loss, 3. 1302; T. iv. 89; L. 997; A 2543, 4186, B 27, 28, F 450; occasion of perdition, D 720. LOS (2), _s._ praise, renown, fame, L. 1514; report, L. 1424; _til her loses_, for their praises, in praise of them, HF. 1688. O.F. _los_. See LOOS. LOSENGERE, _s._ flatterer, R. 1050; Losengeour, L. 352, B 4516; Losengeres, _pl._ R. 1056, 1064, 1069. O. F. _losengeur_. LOSENGERIE, _s._ flattery, I 613. (Occurs in P. Plowman.) LOSENGES, _pl._ lozenges, HF. 1317; small diamond-shaped shields, R. 893. LOST, _s._ loss, B 2. p 4. 120. See _lost_ in Stratmann. LOSTE, _pt. s._ lost, 3. 75; T. iv. 1151; F 1016; Loste, _1 pt. s._ should lose, T. ii. 1749; Losten, _1 pr. pl._ lost, A 936; _pt. pl._ B 4562, G 398; Lost, _pp._ 1. 152; 3. 703; 15. 7; B 175. From infin. _losien_. LOT, _s._ lot, L. 1933. LOTH (l[`o][`o]th), _adj._ loath, 3. 8; displeasing, R. 233; Lothe, _pl._ loathsome, 3. 581. See LOOTH. LOTHER, _adj. comp._ more hateful, L. 191. LOTHEST, _adj. superl._ most loath, T. ii. 237; F 1313.