Daint, x, 2, dainty, delicate. Dalliaunce, ii, 14, trifling, light talk. Dame, xii, 20, wife. Damnify, xi, 52, injure. Darrayne, iv, 40; vii, 11, prepare (for battle). Deare, vii, 48, hurt, injury. Deaw-burning, xi, 35, bright with dew. Debonaire, ii, 23, gracious, courteous. Defeasaunce, xii, 12, defeat. Defray, v, 42, appease. Deitye, iii, 21, immortality. Derth, ii, 27, dearness, high value. Deryn'd, iii, 2, diverted, drawn away. Despight, ii, 6, resentment; iv, 35, 41, etc., malice, spite, contempt; vii, 49; xi, 17, injury. Despoile, x, 17, strip. Devise, xii, 17, plan. Diamond, ix, 19, adamant, steel. Dight, vii, 8; iv, 14, etc., arrange, dress, adorn. Disaventrous, vii, 48, ix, 11, unfortunate. Discipline, vi, 31, teaching. Discolourd, vii, 32, variegated. Discourse, xii, 14, description; xii, 15, to narrate. Disease, xi, 38, render uneasy. Dishonesty, ii, 23, unchastity. Dispence, iii, 30, pay for. Dispiteous, ii, 15, cruel. Disple, x, 27, discipline. Disseized, xi, 20, dispossessed. Dissolute, vii, 51, weak, unstrung. Distayned, xi, 23, defiled. Dites, viii, 18, raises (a club). Diverse, i, 44, distracting. Divide, v, 17, play (variations). Documents, x, 19, doctrines. Donne, x, 33, to do. Doom, ix, 38, judgment. Doted, viii, 34, foolish. Doubt, vi, 1, fear. Doughty, xi, 52; xii, 6, strong, brave. Dragonets, xii, 10, little dragons. Dreed, or dred, Int. 4; vi, 2, object of reverence. Drere, viii, 40, sorrow. Drery, v, 30, gloomy; vi, 45, dripping with blood. Dreriment, ii, 44; xi, 32, sorrow, gloom. Drest, ix, 54, prepared, arranged. Drift, viii, 22, impetus. Droome, ix, 41, drum. Drousy-hed, ii, 7, drowsiness. Dry-dropsie, iv, 23 (meaning doubtful). (1) Dropsy causing thirst (Warton). (2) A misprint for _dire dropsie_ (Upton). (3) A misprint for _hydropsie_ (Collier). Dye, ii, 36, chance, fortune (lit. a small cube used for gaming). E