Ramaious, _adj._, (_hawking_), slow Ravish, _v._, to snatch Reclaim, _n._, (_hawking_}, the calling back of a hawk Refudation, _n._, a process in which vinegar is poured on lead, distilled off, and again suffered to act on it Relief, _n._, a dessert Rese, _v._, to rush on anyone Resolve, _v._, to loosen, weaken, to dissolve Rheum, _n._, salt humour Ribbed, _adj._, beaten with a "rib," in dressing flax Ridge, _n._, the back bone Riever, _n._, a violent, robber, a raider Rivelled, _adj._, wrinkled Rively, _adv._, wrinkled, shrunk Rodded, _adj._, separated from tow--"redded" Routs, _n._, crowds Ruthful, _adj._, sorrowful Sad, _adj._, steadfast, solid Sanguine, _adj._, blood-like Scarce, _adj._, sparing, avaricious Seethe, _v._, to boil Selde, _adv._, seldom Sele, _v._, to cover Shamefast, _adj._, shamefaced Sheltrons, _n._, palisades Shern, _adj._, shore Shewer, _n._, a looking-glass Shingle, _n._, in _roofing_, brushwood, or small boards Shipbreach, _n._, shipwreck Shore, _adj._, shorn (of the hair) Shrewd, _adj._, bitter; _cf._, shrew Silly, _adj._, blessed, _hence_ innocent, _hence_ simple Sinew, _n._, a nerve Slubber, _v._, to do anything carelessly Smirch, _v._, to soil Sod, _adj._, stewed Solar, _n._, an upper floor Solemn, _adj._, celebrated, earnest Somedeal, _adv._, somewhat Sometime, _adv._, once Sooth, _n._, truth Spanells, _n._, ropes connecting the fore or hind feet of an animal to impede its movements Spousehood, _n._, marriage Spousebreach, _n._, adultery Spronge, _adj._, sprinkled Stare, _v._, to stay Startling, _part._, leaping and jumping Stint, _v._, to stop Stint, _adj._, stopped Straight, _adj._, confined Straited, _adj._, narrowed Sty, _v._, to climb Suspect, _adj._, in suspicion Tatch, _n._, spot Tatched, _adj._, spotted Tewly, livid Tilth, _v._, to cultivate Tilth, _n._, tillage Tofore, _prep._, before Toll, _v._, to entice Trow, _v._, to believe; _cf._, trust Unmighty, _adj._, unable Unneth, _adv._, hardly Uplandish, _adj._, rustic Utter, _adj._, outer Very, _adj._, true Wait, _n._, a guard Wanhope, _n._, despair Warily, _adv._, carefully Ween, _v._, consider, think Wem, _n._, blemish, fault Wend, _adj._, wound up Werish, _adj._, insipid Whelk, _n._, a swelling Whet, _v._, to sharpen Whiche, _n._, a wicket-gate _cf._, "wych gate" Wilful, _adj._, of set purpose Wit, _n._, a sense; _cf_ "out of his wits" Witty, _adj._, sensibly Wonder, _adj._, wondrous Wonderly, _adv._, wondrously Wood, _adj._, crazy, frantic Woodness, _n._, madness Woose, _n._, fluid Worship, _n._, reverence, authority Wosen, _n._, the arteries Wot, _v._, knew Wrang, _adj._, injured, wrung Wreak, _n._, revenge Wreck, _v._, to revenge Wrecker, _n._, avenger