†=Huisher=, _n._ _Obs._ form of _usher_. 2. 7. 33. See _Gentleman-vsher_. =Hum=, _n._ †A kind of liquor; strong or double ale. 1. 1. 114; 5. 8. 72. =Humour=, _v._ To take a fancy to. ?_Obs._ 1. 7. 13. =I=, _Obs._ form of _ay_. 1. 2. 1: _passim_. =I=, _prep._ In. 2. 4. 41. ||=Incubus=, _n._ ‘A feigned evil spirit or demon (originating in personified representations of the nightmare) supposed to descend upon persons in their sleep, and especially to seek carnal intercourse with women. In the middle ages, their existence was recognized by the ecclesiasical and civil law.’ _NED._ 2. 3. 26. ||=In decimo sexto=, _phr._ 4. 4. 50. See _Decimo sexto_. ||=Infanta=, _n._ 1. A daughter of the King and queen of Spain or Portugal; _spec._ the eldest daughter who is not heir to the throne. 2. †_transf._ Applied analogously or fancifully to other young ladies. 4. 2. 71. =Ingag’d=, _ppl. a._ _Obs._ form of Engag’d. 4. 4. 168. See _Engag’d_ 1. =Ingenious=, _a._ †Able; talented; clever. 2. 8. 75. =Ingine=, _n._ †1. Skill in contriving, ingenuity. 2. 3. 46. †2. Plot; snare, wile. 2. 2. 87. With play on 3. 3. Mechanical contrivance, machine; †trap. =Ingrate=, _a._ Ungrateful. _Arch._ 1. 6. 174. =Iniquity=, _n._ The name of a comic character or buffoon in the old moralities; a name of the Vice, _q. v._ 1. 1. 43; 1. 1. 118. =Inquire=, _v._ †To seek information concerning, investigate. 3. 1. 11. =Innes of Court=, _sb. phr._ The four sets of buildings belonging to the four legal societies which have the exclusive right of admitting persons to practise at the bar, and hold a course of instruction and examination for that purpose. 3. 1. 8. (see note). =Intend=, _v._ †To pay heed to; apprehend. 4. 4. 127. =Intire=, _a._ _Obs._ form of _entire_. [Fr. _entier_ ‹ L. _integer_, untouched.] Untouched, uninjured. 2. 6. 32; 5. 6. 48. =Intitle=, _v._ [Form of _entitle_.] To give (a person) a rightful claim (to a thing). 4. 6. 38. =Intreat=, _v._ [Form of _entreat_.] †To prevail on by supplication; to persuade. 3. 6. 44. =Iacke=, _n._ 1. The name of various mechanical contrivances. 1. 4. 50. †2. A term of familiarity; pet. 2. 2. 128. =Iewes-trumpe=, _n._ Now _rare_. Jews’ harp (an earlier name, and formerly equally common in England). 1. 1. 92. =Joynt-stoole=, _v._ A stool made of parts joined or fitted together; a stool made by a joiner as distinguished from one of more clumsy workmanship. _Obs._ exc. _Hist._ 1. 1. 92. =Iump=, _v._ †1. _intr._ Act hurriedly or rashly. 4. 1. 5. †2. _trans._ To effect or do as with a jump; to dispatch. 4. 1. 6. =Iust=, _a._ †1. Complete in character. 1. 5. 10. 2. Proper, correct. 2. 2. 122. =Iuuentus=, _n._ 1. 1. 50. See _Lusty_. †=Kell=, _n._ The web or cocoon of a spinning caterpillar. _Obs._ exc. _dial._ 2. 6. 79. =Kinde=, _n._ (One’s) nature. Now _rare_. Phr. _man and kinde_: ?Human nature. 2. 1. 151. =Know=, _v._ 1. To know how. ?_Obs._ 1. 2. 44. ?2. _pass. be known_: Disclose. 2. 1. 145.