STINTE, STYNTE, to stop, to blow a stint--_i.e._ to stop or check the hounds, a false scent, check, 19, 165 STONE-BOW, Fr. _arc-à-pierre_, a kind of crossbow STOONYS, stones, 143 STORDY, _estordic_, giddy, 116 STOUPEN, stoop STRAKE, to blow, 178 STRANGLE, straggle, 188 STRANLING, STRANLYN, squirrel STRATERE, straighter STRAUGHT, straight, 128 STRENGE, STRENGTH, stronghold, thick woods, 16, 118, 156 STRENGESTE, strongest STREPID, to strip STREYNOUR, strainer STREYNT, strain, progeny or breed STRIPID, stripped, term to denote skinning of hare, wild boar, and wolf, App. STROKE, STRAKE, or STUKE, to sound a note on a hunting-horn, 52 STRONG, said of woods and coverts, thick, dense, 25 SUE, to seek, to hunt, 161 SUERS, followers SUET, the fat of the red-deer and fallow-deer SUETE, sweet, 19 SUGRE, sugar SURANTLER, a tine, generally the _bay_ SUR-ROYAL, the surroyal tine, 28 SURE BATYD (of hounds' feet), battered, bruised from over running, 98 SUSRIAL, surroyal tine STYNT, at fault; to stop SUYTE, suite, following SWEF, a hunting cry, meaning gently or softly, 182 SWERDE, sword, 11 SWOOR, swore SWOOT, SWOTE, sweat SYLVESTRES, beasts of venery--_i.e._ red-deer, hare, boar, and wolf, App. SYNNES, sins, 7 SYNOWES, SYNEWES, sinews SYTHES, times TACCHES, habits, also spots, markings, 121 TALOUN, talon, heel, 130, 131 TAWED, a kind of tanning, preparation of white leathers, 63 TAWNE, tan, tawny, 105 TAYLYD, tailed TEASER, TEAZER, TESOURS, a small hound that "teases" forth the game in coverts, 189 TEG, the fallow doe in her second year TENT, tended, cared for, 103 TERCELLE, TIERCEL, the male of any species of hawk, 119 TERER, TEERORS, terrier, 4 TERPSE, to poise an arrow for shooting TERRYERS, terriers, 4 TESTE, head or antlers (_tête_) TEYNTES, touches, 65 THENDERLEGGIS, hind legs THENKYNGIS, thinking, 75 THENNES, thence THIDERE, thither TOCHES, teeth, 50, 56 TOGADERE, TOGIDRE, together TOKENYS, tokens, 86 TOSSHES, tusks TOUNGE, TOONG, tongue TOURE, tower, 77 TOWAILLES, towels, 164 TOWNGE, TUNGE, tongue TRACE, track or footprint of an animal, 9, 73, 130, 137 TRAUAILLE, TRAVAYLE, Fr. _travaille_, work, labour, 54, 93 TREDELES, excrements of otter, 73 TRENCHOUR, trencher, 174 TRESTES, tryst, trist, 190 TRESTETH, trusteth, 49 TREU, TREWE, true, faithful TRIP, a herd of tame swine, 53 TROCHIS, TROCHES, the tines "on top," 28, 135, 140 TRODES, trod TROWETH, believes or knows TRUSTRE, tryst, 118 TWIES, TWYES, twice, 82 TWIN, between TWYGGES, twigs, 22 TYME, season TYNDES, TYNYS, tines, 132, 142 TYSANE, a medicinal tea, 11