_harood_, 60/1711, _sb._ herald; 82/2365, _harroldys_, _sb. pl._ heralds. _harood_, 63/1799, _pr. s._ distracted. _hed_, 17/444, _sb._ heed. _hede_, 74/2126, _vb._ to behead. _hede-vale_, 74/2135, 91/2621, _sb._ principal value; cf. the note to l. 2135. _hedles_, 25/702, _adj._ headless. _hende_, 4/106, _adj._ courteous. _herne_,* 37/1030, _sb._ brains. _heved_,* 14/371, _sb._ head. _hight_, 65/1860, _sb._ height. _housell_, 45/1272; _howsell_, 74/2139, _sb._ housel. _howge_, 20/548, _adj._ huge, enormous. _howt_, 25/703, _adv._ out. _hurt_, 57/1625, _sb._ hurt. _i-bye_, 43/1222, _vb._ to pay for. _i-wysse_, 15/391, _adv._ surely. _juster_, 84/2420, _sb._ jousting knight. _kene_, 2/47, _adj._ brave. _kerpyng_, 92/2662, _vb. sb._ talking. _lade_, 58/1663, _sb._ load, i.e. a lot of blows. _lay_, 6/165, 52/1492, _sb._ grass land, bank. _lede_, 2/36, _sb._ country. _lemyred_, 11/291, _pr. s._ glimmered. _lenage_, 18/491, _sb._ lineage, family. _lende_, 1/9, _prs. pl._ go. _leng_, 32/899, _vb._ to stay. _lent_, 85/2461, _sb._ lent? _leryd_, 40/1110, _pp._ informed. _lifte_, 45/1273, _vb._ to lift. _lothly_, 34/964, 35/991; lothely, 53/1508, 54/1534, _adj._ loathsome. _love_, 59/1692, _sb._ love, sweet-heart. _lyst_, 1/7, _vb._ to listen. _lythe_, 13/337, _vb._ to listen. _lyvelode_, 83/2384, _sb._ livelihood. _maistershipmon_, 50/1425, _sb._ captain. _mall_, 12/322, _sb._ hammer, club. _markyd_, 90/2592, _pr. s._ directed. _mate_, 25/678, _adj._ faint, exhausted. _maynerey_, 16/435, _sb._ banquet, feast. _maystry_, 8/212, _sb._ mastery; _maystres_, 28/789, _sb. pl._ = _maystries_, exploits? _meche_, 10/270, 20/531, 26/713, 37/1040, _adj._ much, great. _met_, 25/700, _pr. s._ measured. _moche_, 49/1399, 76/2195, _adj._ much, great. _myd mete_, 41/1141, 42/1189, _sb._ the middle of the dinner. _mylle_, 3/79, _sb._ mile. _myrre_, 11/293, 34/943, _adj._ merry. _myster_, 21/581, _sb._ need, want. _nonys_, 46/1299, _in phr. for þe nones_, for the once, for the occasion. _noryse_, 67/1928, _sb._ nurse. _not_,* 54/1535, _prs._ _ne wot_, don’t know. _nowyd_, 6/153, _pp._ annoyed? cf. the note. _of-smyght_, 25/691, _vb._ to cut off. _omage_, 39/1086, _sb._ homage. _onfre_,* 53/1499, _adj._ unnoble. _on-harnes_, 11/302, _vb._ to unharness. _ordor_, 2/51, _sb._ order. _ordurres_, 2/48, _sb. pl._ knighthood, dub. _ovyr-ryde_, 2/40, _vb._ to ride over, to overcome? _payn_, 44/1252, _sb._ fine, mulct. _persewyd_,* 17/462, _pp._ pursued. _pertely_, 53/1501, _adv._ openly, plainly. _pluckys_, 56/1611, _sb._ strokes; cf. Halliwell, Dict., p. 633. _pomell_, 26/714, _sb._ pommel. _poynt_, 17/445, 88/2540, = _poynt of armys_, 3/68, 30/832, 49/1383, _sb._ exploit. _prekand_, 45/1263, _prs. p._ pricking. _preste_, 50/1418, _adj._ ready. _preve_, 10/275, _adj._ privy. _pyll_, 21/573, _sb._ rock?
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