MECHE, big, 113 MEDE, meadow, 163 MEDLE, MEDEL, mix, 91 MENE, lesser, small, 128 MENEE, MENNEE, note sounded on a horn; also the baying of a hound hunting, 171, 179 MENG, MENGE, mingle, 102 MERREIN, the main beam of a stag's antlers, App. MERVAILE, marvel MERVEILIOST, most marvellous, 181 MERVEILLOUS, MERUEYLOUS, marvellous MESTIFIS, mastifs, 118, 122 METIS, meats METYNG, METYNGIS, meet, meeting, 148 METYNGE, METYNG, feeding or pasture of deer, 9, 25, 34, 152 MEUE, MEW, MEVE, move, start, shed, 26, 42, 166 MEULE, MULE, burr, part of the antler, App. MEUTE, pack of hounds MEVETHE, meweth, to mew, casts or sheds. _See_ MEUE MEWS, house for hawks MODIR, mother, 105 MODIRWORT, motherwort (_Leonurus cardiaca_), 101 MONYTHE, MONETH, MONETHENYS, month, 27 MOOTE, MOTE, a note or horn signal, App. MORFOUND, MORFOND, to catch cold, glanders, 124 MORNYNGIS, morning, 7 MORSUS GALLINE, chickweed, 101 MORT, a note sounded on the horn at the death of the hart MOSEL, MOSELLE, muzzle, 77 MOTE, MOOTE, a note sounded on the horn, 168, 185 MOTYING, MOVING, 150 MOUNTENANCE, MOUNTANCE, extent of, as far as, 21, 101 MOUSTENESSE, moisture, 124 MOW, MOWE, MOWEN, to have power, to be able, 97, 178 MOWSE, burr of an antler MUE, mew, shed antlers, or feathers, molt. _See_ MEUE MULE, MEULE, burr of a stag's antler, 141 MUTE, MEUTE, a pack of hounds MYCHE, the assibulated form of _mukel_, _mikl_, great, much, 41 MYDDES, midst MYDDIL, middle MYNDE, memory, 2 MYSIUGEN, misjudge, 29 NAIL, name given to a disease in dogs' eyes, now called Pterygium, 94 NARTHELESS, NATHELESS, nevertheless, 149 NATYUITE, nativity NEDEL, needle, 61 NEKYS, NEKE, NECKYD, neck, necked, App. NEMETH, taketh, 75 NEMPE, name, 165 NERES, kidneys NESCHE, NEYSSH, NESSH, soft, tender, moist, 52, 130, 131 NETHIR, nether, lower NETTELIS, nettles, 89, 101 NEWLICH, newly, freshly NOMBLES, NOMBLIS, part of the stag's intestines, App. NOONE, no more NOORCHE, NORSHE, NORSSH, nourish, to bring up, to educate, 56, 58, 80 NOOSETHERLIS, NOSETHRELLES, nostrils, 96, 105 NORTURE, bringing up, 30 NOTIS, nuts, 91 NOUGH, nigh NOYAUNCE, annoyance, 163 NYME, to take, to hold OKIS, oaks, 144 OLYFF, olive, 90, 102 ONYS, once, 156 OO, OON, one, 17 OPENE, OPYN, open (of hounds to give tongue), 108, 155 OR, ERE, before, 17 ORDEYNE, ordain ORPED, brave, valiant, 107 OS, the dew-claws of the stag and hind, App. OSCORBIN (OS CORBIN), a small bone in the stag's body given to the crows, App. OSTORACES CALAMYNT, storax or resin, 96 OTYR, OTERE, otter, 72-4 OUERJAWES, upper jaws, 176 OUERSETTE, overcome, 60, 66 OUERWHERTE, athwart, 87