MAKING, _s._ poetry, composition, 8. 4; T. v. 1789; L. 74, 413, 483. MALADYE, _s._ malady, A 419, 1373; Maladie, I 423; Maladyes, _pl._ A 2467, B 2467. MALAPERT, _adj._ forward, T. iii. 87. MALE (1), _s._ bag, wallet, A 694, 3115, C 920, G 566, I 26. O. F. _male_. MALE (2), _s._ male, D 122. MALEFICE, _s._ evil practices, unlawful arts, B 1. p 4. 196; evil contrivance, I 341. MAL['E]NCOLYE, _s._ melancholy, T. v. 360; B 4123; Mel['a]ncolye, 3. 23. MAL['E]NCOLYK, _adj._ melancholy, A 1375. MALGRE, _prep._ in spite of, 4. 220. See MAUGRE. MALICE, _s._ malice, spite, 3. 794, 993; Malis, T. iii. 1155. M['A]LICI['O]US, _adj._ evil, HF. 93. MALIGNITEE, _s._ malignity, I 513. MALISON, _s._ curse, I 443; Malisoun, G 1245; cursing, I 619. MALLIABLE, _adj._ malleable, such as can be worked by the hammer, G 1130. MALONE, _for_ Me alone, T. i. 1028 _n_, ii. 1401 _n_. MALT, _s._ A 3988, 3991, D 1746. MALT, _pt. s._ melted, T. i. 582; HF. 922. See MELTE. MALTALENT, _s._ ill-will, ill-humour, resentment, R. 273, 330. O. F. _mal talent_. MAN, _s._ A 167, 209, 223; (used indefinitely) one, B 43, D 2002; hero, B 3331; servant, I 772; Mannes, _gen._ A 574, B 1630; of mankind, T. ii. 417; Men, _pl._ men, people, 18. 26; A 178; _sing._ (_unemphatic form of_ man), one (_with sing. verb_), A 149, 232, C 675, G 392; T. iv. 866; 5. 22 (see note); Mennes, _gen. pl._ 3. 976; B 202. MANACE, _s._ threat, menace, A 2003, B 3789, I 646; Manaces, _pl._ B 1. m 4. 4; B 2. p 1. 65. MANACE, _ger._ to threaten, E 1752; Manaceth, _pr. s._ menaces, E 122, I 646; Manaced, _pt. s._ B 2694; Manasinge, _pres. pt._ threatening, B 2. m 4. 3; B 4. m 2. 4. MANASINGE, _s._ threatening, A 2035. MANDEMENT, _s._ summons, D 1346, 1360; Mandements, _pl._ D 1284. MANER, _s._ manor, place to dwell in, 3. 1004. MANERE (_accented_ man['e]r[*e]), _s._ manner, 1. 29; A 858, D 1229; deportment, A 140; method, B 5. p 1. 21; disposition, L. 251; manner, way, 3. 1130; B 3706, E 781; ease of behaviour, 3. 1218; goodly courtesy of manner, 4. 294; _of manere_, in his behaviour, F 546; Maner (_accented_ m['a]ner), way, 3. 433; method, B 5. p 6. 203; manner, kind, sort (_used without_ of _following_), _as in_ maner doctrine, B 1689; _cf._ 3. 471, 840; 4. 116; 7. 114; A. i. 2. 1, 19. 1; A 71, B 519, 1689, 2386, 3951, C 627, D 1266, E 519, 605, F 329, G 424, 527, I 103; Maneres, _pl._ ways, B 1. p 4. 198; kinds, R. 1406; I 82, 103; kinds (of creatures), B 4. m 3. 7; methods, disposition, B 2. p 2. 36; Maners, _pl._ manners, 3. 1014. MANHEDE, _s._ manliness, A 1285; Manhod, A 756; manhood, 18. 4. MANIFESTEN, _ger._ to display, B 2. P 7. 31. MANKINDE, _s._ mankind, 1. 107, 168; 5. 70; the race of men, A 1307, F 876, 877. MANLY, _adj._ manly, 7. 259; A 167; noble, B 3901. MANLY, _adv._ in a manly way, boldly, A 987, T. iv. 622. MANNES, _gen._ of mankind, T. ii. 417. See MAN. MANNISH, _adj._ manlike, T. i. 284; human, B 2454; unwomanly, B 782.