MAGNANIMITEE, _s._ magnanimity, I 731. MAGNESIA, _s._ magnesia, G 1455. Lat. _magnesia_, so called because found in Magnesia, in Thessaly. MAGNIFICENCE, _s._ great well-doing, I 736; grandeur, E 815. MAGNIFYED, _pp._ magnified, I 408. MAGNIFYING, _s._ HF. 306. MAGYK, -E; see MAGIK. MAHEYM, _s._ maim, maiming, I 625. Mod. E. _maim_. MAIDENHEDE; see MAYDENHEED. MAILLE, _s._ mail, ringed armour, E 1202; Mayle, T. v. 1559. F. _maille_, a mesh, Lat. _macula_. MAISTER, _s._ master, B 1627, F 1202; doctor, D 2184; doctor (of divinity), D 1638; (as a term of address) 17. 1; one in authority, A 261; _maister tour_, principal tower, F 226; Maistres, _gen._ master's, F 1220; _pl._ A 576, B 141; Maystres, _pl._ B 3. m 2. 8. MAISTERFUL, _adj._ masterful, T. ii. 756. MAISTER-STRETE, _s._ chief street, main street, L. 1965, 2305; A 2902. MAISTER-TEMPLE, _s._ chief temple, L. 1016. MAISTER-TOUN, _s._ capital, chief town, L. 1591. MAISTER-TOUR, _s._ chief tower, F 226. MAISTOW, mayest thou, HF. 699; A. ii. 2. 6; A 1236. See MOWEN. MAISTRESSE, _s._ mistress, I. 109, 140; 3. 797; 4. 33; L. 88; T. ii. 98; F 374; governess, C 106; Maistresses, _pl._ governesses, C 72. MAISTRYE, _s._ mastery, great skill, R. 1208; A 3383; mastery, F 747, 764; control, B 3689, C 58; superiority; _for the maistrye_, as regards authority, A 165; victory, B 3582; specimen of skill, HF. 1074; art, elegance, R. 842; Maistrie, mastery, B 2248, D 818; a masterly operation (cf. F. _coup de m[^a]itre_), G 1060. O. F. _maistrie_. See MAYSTRIE. MAIESTEE, _s._; _his real maiestee_ = his royal majesty, i.e. high treason, B 1. p 4. 105, 156 (see note). See MAGESTEE. MAKE, _s._ mate, 4. 17, 154; 5. 310, 371, 466, 587, 631, 657; L. 141; D 270, H 186; equal, match, HF. 1172; A 2556; wedded companion, wife, B 700, 1982, E 1289; bride, E 1882; husband, D 85, G 224; Makes, _pl._ mates, 5, 389; L. 158. A.S. _maca_, _gemaca_. MAKE, _v._ make, A 184; compose, make up, write, 3. 782; L. 69, 364; B 96; _ger._ to compose, to write (about), R. 41; Maken, _v._ L. 437; Make, _v._ pretend to, counterfeit, T. ii. 1522; Make, _1 pr. s._ write, L. 188; _pr. s. subj._ may cause, L. 34 _a_; cause (it), T. ii. 959; Makestow, _2 pr. s._ B 371; Maketh, _pr. s._ causes, A 3035; D 1833, 1884; Make, _pr. pl._ compose (poetry), 18. 82; Maken, _pr. pl._ make, utter, A 9; Maked, _pt. s._ made, A 526, B 3318, 3690, D 1642, F 1000; Made, _1 pt. s._ made, A 33; Made, _2 pr. s._ madest, L. 538; _pt. s._ composed, B 57; _hit m._, caused it, HF. 1159; Made(n), _pt. pl._ made, 3. 510, B 3523; Makeden, _pt. pl._ T. iv. 121; Made, _pt. s. subj._ may have made, 4. 227; Made ... broght, caused to be brought, HF. 155; Maked, _pp._ made, 3. 578; A 1247, B 1722, 1727, 2445, G 484, I 149; composed, 5. 677; Maad, _pp._ made, 9. 60; T. i. 251, 553; A 394, 668, B 3607, F 222, G 1459; Mad, _pp._ 3. 415; 4. 278. MAKELEES, _adj._ peerless, T. i. 172. See MAKE, _s._ MAKER, _s._ author, composer, T. v. 1787.