_woded_ = _wodhed_. Cf. _alied_ = _alihed_ = holiness (l. 500, p. 15). "Þe oþer ontreuþe þet comþ of prede is _wodhede_, me halt ane man _wod_ þet is out of his wytte, in huam skele is miswent."—(Ayenbite, p. 12.) 534 _Golhed hunkinde he gunnen don_, Unnatural lust they did commit. _Golnes_ = lust, lasciviousness, occurs in the Owl and Nightingale, l. 492. Ancren Riwle, p. 198. Ps. lxvii. 14. "Non lest (listen) on man do amys Thorȝ hys oȝene _gale_ (lust)."—(Shoreham, p. 107.) _hunkinde_ = _unkinde_, unlawful, unnatural. 536 _quad mester_, wicked craft (practices). See Allit. Poems, p. 46, ll. 265-268. _Quad_ takes several forms and meanings in O.E.; as _qued_, wicked (Kyng Alys., 5619; evil, 4237); the devil (R. of Gl., 314); _quead_, wickedness (Ayenbite, p. 4); _quathe_, _wothe_, _wathe_, evil, harm (Hampole's P. of C., 2102, 4558; Allit. Poems, B. 885). "De _quât_ deit, de schuwet gêrn dat licht."—(Reynard the Fox.) 537 _hun-wreste plage_, wicked lust; _hun-wreste_ = _unwreste_, weak, frail, and hence wicked. "Mærling _vnwærste_ [_onwreste_] man Whu hæuest þu me þus idon."—(Laȝ. ii. 228.) "Þenne þat hæfd (leader) is _unwræst_ [_onwrest_] Þe hæp (host) is þæ wurse."—(_Ibid._ vol. ii. 259.) "Thanne aȝte men here wyves love, Ase God doth holy cherche; And wyves nauȝt aȝens men Non _onwrestnesse_ werche, Ac tholye, And nauȝt _onwrest_ opsechen hy Ne tounge of hefede holye."—(Shoreham, p. 57.) See Orm. i. 168-9. A.Sax. Chron., 1052. Wright's Lyric Poems, 37. Kyng Alys., 878. Owl and Night., 178. 538 _A ðefis kinde_ = in thief's kind, in sodomy. _thief_ in O.E. was a general term of reproach. Perhaps in _ðefis_ we have an allusion to _Cain_. 542 _And leten godes frigti-hed_ And forsook the fear of God. 544 _And mengten wið waried kin_ And intermixed with accursed kin. 545 _Of hem woren ðe getenes boren_ Of them were the giants born. —(See Genesis vi. 4.) 546 _Migti men, and figti, for-loren_ = _Migti men, figti and forloren_, Mighty men, warlike and forlorn (doomed). 548 _litel tale_, little account (worth). 553 _blissen_ = _lessen_ = _be-lessen_ (?) or _bi_ + _leschen_, to soften. Cf. _blinnen_ and _linnen_ = to cease. See ll. 3653, 3803. 554 _ðat it ne wexe at more hun-frame_ lest it should grow to greater evil. _hun-frame_ = _unframe_, loss, disadvantage. 556 _deres kin_ = animals. P. 17. l. 560 _grið_, protection, safety. "he wuneden (dwelt) seoððen (afterwards) here inne _griðe_ and inne friðe (peace)."—(Laȝ. ii. 50.) "Lauerd, lauerd, ȝef (give) me _grið_."—(Ibid. iii. 35.) Cf. _greth_, quarter (Sir Cleges, 292). _grith-bruch_, breach of the peace (Owl and Nightingale, 1043). _grith-sergeant_ (Havelok, 267). 561 _feteles_, a vessel, a _fat_ or _vat_. "þe firrste _fetless_ wass Brerdfull off waterr filledd."—(Orm. ii. 148.)