AVAUNTELLAY, relay of hounds AVAYL, avail, profit, 13, 31 AVENAUD, approachable AVENERY, oats AVISED, aware of, warned, informed, advised, cautious AVOY, a hunting cry, probably from "Away," App. BACE, for Luce, a pike BAFFERS, barkers, 120 BAKE, back BALISTA, BALESTA, cross-bow, haronsblast, 27 BALOWE, bellow, roaring of a stag BANDRIKE, BALDRIC, belt to which horn was fastened, 128, 140 BARATEUR, quarreller BARBOURIS, barbers BAREYN, barren, 35 BASCO, Basque, Biscay, 106 BATYD, bruised, sore, 98 BATYNG, bating BAUDES, baubles, trifles, 83 BEAM, the main part of the stag's antlers, 142 BEENDYNG, bending BEERNERS, BERNERS, attendant on hounds, 148, 165 BEESTALE, BESTAILE, beasts, cattle, 36, 61 BEESTIS, beasts, App. BELLEN, BELOWYN, BELERVE, BELOWEN, bellow or roar, 160 BELUEZ, velvet, 26 BEME, beam; also trumpet BENES, beans, 26 BERCEL, a mark to shoot at, App. BERCELET, BERSLETTIS, BARCELETTE, a shooting-dog used by archers, 122 BERIES, burrows, earth of fox and badger, 67, 68 BERYED, buried BERYING, bearing, breaking, 136 BESTIS OF THE CHACE, beasts of the chase, usually fallow deer, roe-deer, fox, martin, 3 BESTIS OF VENERIE, beasts of venery, usually the hart, hare, boar, and wolf, 3 BEVY, a number of roe-deer together, App. BEVYGREASE, the fat of the roe-deer, App. BEWELLIS, BAWAYLLES, BAWELLIS, bowels BILLETINGS, the excrements of the fox, App. BISSES, BISES, BISCHES, red-deer hinds BISSHUNTERS, fur-hunters, 74 BITTE, bitten, taken, 17, 186 BLENCHES, marks, tricks, deceits, 159 BOCHERIE, butchery, 116 BOKEYING, the rut of the roe-deer, 41 BOLN, BOLK, BOLNE, bellow or bark, 39, 162 BOOCHERS HOUNDIS, butchers' dogs, 118 BOOLE, bull, 118 BOONES, bones, stag's foot BOONYS, bones, 131 BOORDCLOTH, table-cloth, 164 BOORDES, boards BOORIS, boars, 143 BOOST, boast BOTCHES, BOOCHES, sores, 63 BOTIRFLIES, butterflies, 66 BOUNTE, bounty, goodness, 79 BOUYES, boughs, App. BOWIS, BOWES, boughs, 137, 153 BRACH, BRACHE, a scenting-hound; later on it meant bitches BRACHETUS, a hound for hunting, 22 BRACONIER, the man who held the hounds BRAYNE, BREYN, brain, 176 BREDE, breadth BREDE, broad, 138 BREKE, brook, break; also applied to dress a deer BREMED, burnt, 112 BRENT, burnt, 79 BRERES, briars, 93 BRIGILLA, mildew, 96 BRIMMING, BREMYNG, be in heat, said of boar; the word _breme_, _bryme_, or _brim_, valiant-spirited, 47 BROACHER, a red-deer stag of second year, App. BROCARD, a roebuck of the third year and upwards, App. BROCK, badger, App. BROKES, BROOCHES, BROACHES, the first head of a red-deer stag, and of roebuck, 45 BROKET, brocket, young stag, 29