by than, 10/344. «See note.» Camalyon, 29/1008, «sb.» camel-leopard. «See note.» carrikes, 4/118, a kind of large ship. «See note.» caste, 12/394, «sb.» plan, stratagem; 60/2091, the throwing; 71/2471, missile. «See note to» l. 394. ceased, 89/3109, «pt. s.» seized. chaffer, 83/2885, «sb.» merchandise. O.E. cêap, faru. charke, 51/1778, «vb.» to creak, crack. «See note.» chek, 8/189, «sb.» a checkered cloth. chere, 6/201, «sb.» demeanour, behaviour, humour. chere, 80/2781, «sb.» friendliness, willingness. chere, 87/3030, «adj.» pleased, merry. chese, 49/1698, «vb.» to be free to choose. O.E. cêosan. clepeth, 24/809, «pr. s.» calls. clipped, 56/1935, «pt. pl.» embraced, hugged. O.E. clyppan. clog, 46/1603, «sb.» “truncus,” block. cloute, 58/2014, «sb.» blow. combrest, 83/2909, «pr. s.» encumberest. Fr. combrer. coost, 50/1721, «sb.» regard, account. «See note.» cornell, 64/2238, «sb.» shaft of a pinnacle or battlement. O.Fr. carnell. «See note to» l. 2238, and compare Du Cange, «s. v.» quarnellus: “pinna muri per quam milites jaculantur.” coude, 16/541, «pt. s.» knew. counsail, 46/1590, secret. Defouled, 7/233, «pp.» polluted. Cf. O.E. fŷlan, fûlian. delte, 16/526, «pp.» dealt. dere, 92/3202, «vb.» to harm, injure. O.E. derian. derke, 73/2541, «adj.» dark. dewe, 70/2452, «adj.» due. dight, 79/2763, «pp.» dressed, prepared. O.E. dihtan. dinge, 26/880, «vb.» to dash, beat. Cf. Icel. dengja. dirke, 44/1539. «See note.» dobbet, 33/1136, «pp.» dubbed. O.E. dubban. Fr. dober. dome, 14/478, «sb.» glory. don, 88/3078, «vb.» cause, order O.E. dôn. donne, 11/347, «adj.» dun. dowte, 9/297, «sb.» fear. dradde, 36/1232, «pt. s.» feared. Cf. O.E. on-dr[^æ]dan. dresse, 49/1702, «vb.» to direct one’s self, go, start. Fr. dresser. dromonde, 3/63, «sb.» vessel of war. dute, 30/1024, «sb.» duty. Deriv. of due, dewe. Fr. deu. Egre, 29/1009, «vb.» to excite, to urge. eke, 20/662, «adv.» also. O.E. êac. engyn, 28/948, «sb.» a skilful contrivance. Fr. engin. ensample, 27/931, «sb.» example. entente, 16/550, «vb.» to turn one’s attention to, to try to get, to attempt. entente, 28/945, «sb.» meaning, will, mind. erille, 11/368, «sb.» earl. erraunte, 5/139, quick, immediately. eye, 80/2793, «sb.» egg. O.E. æg. Fade, 20/678, «vb.» to dispose, to arrange, to set up (?). fade, 30/1033, «adj.» weak, faint. faste, 32/1086, «adv.» much, greatly. fat, 90/3152, «sb.» Vat, tub. O.E. fæt. fauchon, 76/2650, «sb.» a sword or falchion. faye, 26/900, «vb.» truth, faith. fele, 47/1619, «adj.» many. felle, 29/1004, «adj.» fierce, furious. felte, 41/1405, «pt. s.» made fall, killed. fende, 92/3231, «pp.» defended, protected, granted. fere, 36/1248, «sb.» fear. O.E. f[^æ]r. fere, 44/1505, «sb.» companion. In fere, 31/1071, together. fere, 2/59, «vb.» to terrify. ferre, 4/103, «adv.» far. fet, 91/3188, «pp.» fetched. fille, 35/1210, «pt. s.» fell.