furich, furichinish, Gaelic; fuirich means _wait_, _stop_; fearach is an old Irish warcry. "Fy, furich, Whigs, awa'!" was a Jacobite pipe air, says Chambers. free, frie, _noble_; 20, of metal, _precious_ (?) gade, _went_. galliards, _quick and lively dances_. gare, _gore_. See Glossary to vol. 2. garre, _make_; gart, _garde_, _made_. gate, _way_. geed, _went_. geere, 64, _business_, _affair_. gettyng, 9, _plunder_. gled, _gladden_. glede, _live coal_. glent, _glanced_, _passed swiftly_. gloamin', _dusk_, _night-fall_. glove, 121; to claim a glove worn as a lady's favor, was a form of challenge,--which is perhaps the reference here. graif, _grave_. graithed, grathed, _prepared_, _dressed_, _armed_; 183, _laid_, or _laid out_. gree, bear the, _bore the palm_. gresse, _grass_. grevis, _groves_, _bushes_. grite, _weep_. grysely, _dreadfully_. guide, _good_. habershoune, _coat of mail_. hach-borde, 60, 63, 68, (MS. has in one place, "archborde,") seems to be used for the _side of the ship_. hached, _inlaid_ or _gilded_. hagbutis, _a kind of muskets_. halched, _greeted_. hale, _whole_. hard, _heard_. harneis, _armor_. haryed, _plundered_. haws, _low grounds on the border of a river_. haylde, _hauled_. haylle, 10, _healthy_. he, _high_. heal, _hail_. heidit, _beheaded_. heidin, _beheading_. hernainsell, see note p. 154. hich, _high_. hight, _promise_, _be called_. hinde, _gentle_. hing, _hang_. his, _has_. Hogan Dutch, 155? holtes, 8, _woods_. hoved, 9, _hovered_, _hung about_, _tarried_. howe, _hollow_, _valley_. husbonds, _husbandmen_. hye, hyght, (on,) _on high_, _aloud_. hyght, _promised_. ilk, ilkay, _each_. into, _in_. is, _has_. i-wis, _certainly_. jack, _a coat of mail_, _a leather jacket_. jouk, _avoid a blow by bending the body forward_. kain, 180, _rent paid in kind_; here, paid the kain is _suffered sorely_. kaithe, _appear_, _come_. ken, _know_; kenna, _know not_. kindly, 23, _native born_. kith, _acquaintance_. kittle flaws, _variable winds_, i.e. not to be depended on for courage. knop, _knob_. knowe, _knoll_. lair, 239, _place where they were lying_. lang, _long_. lap, _leapt_. layne, _deceive_; 13, _break word_. leaguer, _camp_. leath, _loath_. leeve, _dear_, _pleasant_; lever, _rather_. lesse, 10, _lying_. let, _prevent_. lift, _air_. lifting, _stealing_. liges, _lieges_. liklie, _handsome_, _promising_. lilye, 23, lilly, 179, _covered with lilies_? lilting, _singing cheerfully_. linking, _walking quickly_. list, _please_. lithe, _list_. liverance, 95, "_money for delivering up._" Percy. logeying, _lodging_. lope, _leapt_. lucetts, 14, _luces_, _pikes_. lurdane, _a heavy, stupid fellow_. luves, _palms_, _hands_.
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