+onethe (A.S.) _scarcely_. _See_ unnethe oon (A.S.) _one_ oost (A.N.) 416, _a host, army_ openen, opene (A.S.) _to open_. _pret. pl._ opned, 388 ordeigne, ordeyne (A.N.) 415, _to ordain_ organye (A.N.) 369, _a musical instrument_. by organye, _as an accompaniment to music_ ote (A.S.) _an oat_ oughen (A.S.) _to own, possess, owe_. _pret. s._ oughte, 47 outher (A.S.) _other, either, or_ over-come (A.S.) _to overcome_. _pret. s._ over-coom, 405 over-hoven (A.S.) 55, 379, _to hover or dwell over, hang over_ over-hippen (A.S.) _to hop over, skip over_. _pret. pl._ thei over-huppen, 250, 318 over-leden (A.S.) 62, _to overlead, tyrannize over_ over-spreden (A.S.) _to spread over_. _pret. s._ over-spradde, 408 over-tilten (A.S.) _to tilt or throw over_. _pret. s._ over-tilte, 428, 433, _threw over, dug up_ owene (A.S.) 366, _own_ P. paast (A.N.) 275, _paste, dough_ payn (A.N.) _bread_ paynym (A.N.) 108, 326, _a pagan_ pays (A.N.) 340, _country_ pallen (A.S.) 333, _to knock_. _pret. s._ I palle, 332 palmere (A.N.) 83, _a palmer, pilgrim to distant lands_ paltok (A.N.) 370, 438, _a cloak_ panne (A.S.) 69, _the scull, head_ pardoner (A.N.) _a dealer in pardons_ parentrelynarie (A.N.) 220, _between the lines, interlineal_ parfiter (A.N.) 229, _more perfectly_ parfitly (A.N.) _perfectly_ parfourne (A.N.) _to perform_ parisshen (A.N.) 206, 441, _a parishioner_ parle (A.N.) _to talk_. _part. past_, parled, 385 parroken (A.N.) 312, _to park or inclose_ parten (A.N.) _to share, to part_. +_part. pas._ parten, 475 Pasqe (A.N.) 338, _Easter_ passhen (A.S.) 431, _to crush_ pawme (A.N.) 356, _the palm of the hand_ pece (A.N.) 276, _a piece_ peeren (A.N.) 320, _make themselves equal_ peeren (A.N.) 11, _to appear_ pees (A.N.) _peace_. preide hem be pees, 405, _prayed them to be quiet_ peire (A.N.) _a pair_ peiren (A.N.) 50, _to diminish, injure_. _see_ apeiren peis (A.N.) 91, _weight_ peisen (A.N.) 90, _to weigh_ pelure (A.N.) 420, _fur_ pens (A.S.) _pence_ peraunter (A.N.) 202, _peradventure, by chance_ percell, _pl._ parcelles (A.N.) 177, 220, 349, _a parcel, part_ percel-mele (A.N.) 48, _piecemeal_ percile (A.N.) 134, _parsley_ pere (A.N.) 139, _a peer, an equal_ perfourne (A.N.) 251, _to finish, complete, to furnish_ perillousli (A.N.) _dangerously, rudely_ y-perissed (A.N.) 359, _perished, destroyed_ perree (A.N.) 173, _precious stones, jewellery_ persaunt (A.N.) 24, _piercing_ person (A.N.) 441, _a parson_. personage, _a parsonage_ pertliche (A.N.) 78, _openly_ pese (A.N.) _pease_ petit (A.N.) _little_ picche (A.S.) 123, _to pick_ pie (A.N.) 150, _a magpie_ pik (A.S.) _a pike_ pikstaf (A.S.) 123, _a pike-staff_ piken (A.S.) _to pick_ pyke-harneys (A.N.) 440, _plunderers_ pykoise (A.N.) 61, _a hoe_ pil, pyl, _pl._ piles (A.S.) 331, 332, 417, _a pile_ +pilche (A.S.) 465, _a coat of hair or some rude material_. We find the word used by Lydgate, ed. Halliwell, p. 154:--