every man in his humour-第23部分

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LEER；　sneer；　laugh　derisively　FLESH；　feed　a　hawk　or　dog　with　flesh　to　incite　it　to　the　chase；　initiate　in　blood…shed；　satiate　FLICKER…MOUSE；　bat　FLIGHT；　light　arrow　FLITTER…MOUSE；　bat　FLOUT；　mock；　speak　and　act　contemptuously　FLOWERS；　pulverised　substance　FLY；　familiar　spirit　FOIL；　weapon　used　in　fencing；　that　which　sets　anything　off　to　advantage　FOIST；　cut…purse；　sharper　FOND（LY）；　foolish（ly）　FOOT…CLOTH；　housings　of　ornamental　cloth　which　hung　down　on　either　side　a　horse　to　the　ground　FOOTING；　foothold；　footstep；　dancing　FOPPERY；　foolery　FOR；　〃　failing；〃　for　fear　of　failing　FORBEAR；　bear　with；　abstain　from　FORCE；　〃hunt　at　；〃　run　the　game　down　with　dogs　FOREHEAD；　modesty；　face；　assurance；　effrontery　FORESLOW；　delay　FORESPEAK；　bewitch；　foretell　FORETOP；　front　lock　of　hair　which　fashion　required　to　be　worn　upright　FORGED；　fabricated　FORM；　state　formally　FORMAL；　shapely；　normal；　conventional　FORTHCOMING；　produced　when　required　FOUNDER；　disable　with　over…riding　FOURM；　form；　lair　FOX；　sword　FRAIL；　rush　basket　in　which　figs　or　raisins　were　packed　FRAMFULL；　peevish；　sour…tempered　FRAPLER；　blusterer；　wrangler　FRAYING；　〃a　stag　is　said　to　fray　his　head　when　he　rubs　it　against　a　tree　to。。。cause　the　outward　coat　of　the　new　horns　to　fall　off〃　（Gifford）　FREIGHT　（of　the　gazetti）；　burden　（of　the　newspapers）　FREQUENT；　full　FRICACE；　rubbing　FRICATRICE；　woman　of　low　character　FRIPPERY；　old　clothes　shop　FROCK；　smock…frock　FROLICS；　（？）　humorous　verses　circulated　at　least　（N。E。D。）；　couplets　wrapped　round　sweetmeats　（Cunningham）　FRONTLESS；　shameless　FROTED；　rubbed　FRUMETY；　hulled　wheat　boiled　in　milk　and　spiced　FRUMP；　flout；　sneer　FUCUS；　dye　FUGEAND；　（？）　figment：　　flighty；　restless　（N。E。D。）　FULLAM；　false　dice　FULMART；　polecat　FULSOME；　foul；　offensive　FURIBUND；　raging；　furious

GALLEY…FOIST；　city…barge；　used　on　Lord　Mayor's　Day；　when　he　was　sworn　into　his　office　at　Westminster　（Whalley）　GALLIARD；　lively　dance　in　triple　time　GAPE；　be　eager　after　GARAGANTUA；　Rabelais'　giant　GARB；　sheaf　（Fr。　Gerbe）；　manner；　fashion；　behaviour　BARD；　guard；　trimming；　gold　or　silver　lace；　or　other　ornament　GARDED；　faced　or　trimmed　GARNISH；　fee　GAVEL…KIND；　name　of　a　land…tenure　existing　chiefly　in　Kent；　from　16th　century　often　used　to　denote　custom　of　dividing　a　deceased　man's　property　equally　among　his　sons　（N。E。D。）　GAZETTE；　small　Venetian　coin　worth　about　three…farthings　GEANCE；　jaunt；　errand　GEAR　（GEER）；　stuff；　matter；　affair　GELID；　frozen　GEMONIES；　steps　from　which　the　bodies　of　criminals　were　thrown　into　the　river　GENERAL；　free；　affable　GENIUS；　attendant　spirit　GENTRY；　gentlemen；　manners　characteristic　of　gentry；　good　breeding　GIB…CAT；　tom…cat　GIGANTOMACHIZE；　start　a　giants'　war　GIGLOT；　wanton　GIMBLET；　gimlet　GING；　gang　GLASS　（〃taking　in　of　shadows；　etc。〃）；　crystal　or　beryl　GLEEK；　card　game　played　by　three；　party　of　three；　trio；　side　glance　GLICK　（GLEEK）；　jest；　gibe　GLIDDER；　glaze　GLORIOUSLY；　of　vain　glory　GODWIT；　bird　of　the　snipe　family　GOLD…END…MAN；　a　buyer　of　broken　gold　and　silver　GOLL；　hand　GONFALIONIER；　standard…bearer；　chief　magistrate；　etc。　GOOD；　sound　in　credit　GOOD…Year；　good　luck　GOOSE…TURD；　colour　of。　　（See　Turd）　GORCROW；　carrion　crow　GORGET；　neck　armour　GOSSIP；　godfather　GOWKED；　from　〃gowk；〃　to　stand　staring　and　gaping　like　a　fool　GRANNAM；　grandam　GRASS；　（？）　grease；　fat　GRATEFUL；　agreeable；　welcome　GRATIFY；　give　thanks　to　GRATITUDE；　gratuity　GRATULATE；　welcome；　congratulate　GRAVITY；　dignity　GRAY；　badger　GRICE；　cub　GRIEF；　grievance　GRIPE；　vulture；　griffin　GRIPE'S　EGG；　vessel　in　shape　of　GROAT；　fourpence　GROGRAN；　coarse　stuff　made　of　silk　and　mohair；　or　of　coarse　silk　GROOM…PORTER；　officer　in　the　royal　household　GROPE；　handle；　probe　GROUND；　pit　（hence　〃grounded　judgments〃）　GUARD；　caution；　heed　GUARDANT；　heraldic　term：　　turning　the　head　only　GUILDER；　Dutch　coin　worth　about　4d。　GULES；　gullet；　throat；　heraldic　term　for　red　GULL；　simpleton；　dupe　GUST；　taste

HAB　NAB；　by；　on；　chance　HABERGEON；　coat　of　mail　HAGGARD；　wild　female　hawk；　hence　coy；　wild　HALBERD；　combination　of　lance　and　battle…axe　HALL；　〃a　！〃　a　cry　to　clear　the　room　for　the　dancers　HANDSEL；　first　money　taken　HANGER；　loop　or　strap　on　a　sword…belt　from　which　the　sword　was　suspended　HAP；　fortune；　luck　HAPPILY；　haply　HAPPINESS；　appropriateness；　fitness　HAPPY；　rich　HARBOUR；　track；　trace　（an　animal）　to　its　shelter　HARD…FAVOURED；　harsh…featured　HARPOCRATES；　Horus　the　child；　son　of　Osiris；　figured　with　a　finger　pointing　to　his　mouth；　indicative　of　silence　HARRINGTON；　a　patent　was　granted　to　Lord　H。　for　the　coinage　of　tokens　（q。v。）　HARROT；　herald　HARRY　NICHOLAS；　founder　of　a　community　called　the　〃Family　of　Love〃　HAY；　net　for　catching　rabbits；　etc。　HAY！　（Ital。　hai！）；　you　have　it　（a　fencing　term）　HAY　IN　HIS　HORN；　ill…tempered　person　HAZARD；　game　at　dice；　that　which　is　staked　HEAD；　〃first　；〃　young　deer　with　antlers　first　sprouting；　fig。　a　newly…ennobled　man　HEADBOROUGH；　constable　HEARKEN　AFTER；　inquire；　〃hearken　out；〃　find；　search　out　HEARTEN；　encourage　HEAVEN　AND　HELL　（〃Alchemist〃）；　names　of　taverns　HECTIC；　fever　HEDGE　IN；　include　HELM；　upper　part　of　a　retort　HER'NSEW；　hernshaw；　heron　HIERONIMO　（JERONIMO）；　hero　of　Kyd's　〃Spanish　Tragedy〃　HOBBY；　nag　HOBBY…HORSE；　imitation　horse　of　some　light　material；　fastened　round　the　waist　of　the　morrice…dancer；　who　imitated　the　movements　of　a　skittish　horse　HODDY…DODDY；　fool　HOIDEN；　hoyden；　formerly　applied　to　both　sexes　（ancient　term　for　leveret？　Gifford）　HOLLAND；　name　of　two　famous　chemists　HONE　AND　HONERO；　wailing　expressions　of　lament　or　discontent　HOOD…WIND'D；　blindfolded　HORARY；　hourly　HORN…MAD；　stark　mad　（quibble）　HORN…THUMB；　cut…purses　were　in　the　habit　of　wearing　a　horn　shield　on　the　thumb　HORSE…BREAD…EATING；　horses　were　often　fed　on　coarse　bread　HORSE…COURSES；　horse…dealer　HOSPITAL；　Christ's　Hospital　HOWLEGLAS；　Eulenspiegel；　the　hero　of　a　popular　German　tale　which　related　his　buffooneries　and　knavish　tricks　HUFF；　hectoring；　arrogance　HUFF　IT；　swagger　HUISHER　（Fr。　huissier）；　usher　HUM；　beer　and　spirits　mixed　together　HUMANITIAN；　humanist；　scholar　HUMOROUS；　capricious；　moody；　out　of　humour；　moist　HUMOUR；　a　word　used　in　and　out　of　season　in　the　time　of　Shakespeare　and　Ben　Jonson；　and　ridiculed　by　both　HUMOURS；　manners　HUMPHREY；　DUKE；　those　who　were　dinnerless　spent　the　dinner…hour　in　a　part　of　St。　Paul's　where　stood　a　monument　said　to　be　that　of　the　duke's；　hence　〃dine　with　Duke　Humphrey；〃　to　go　hungry　HURTLESS；　harmless

IDLE；　useless；　unprofitable　ILL…AFFECTED；　ill…disposed　ILL…HABITED；　unhealthy　ILLUSTRATE；　illuminate　IMBIBITION；　saturation；　steeping　IMBROCATA；　fencing　term：　　a　thrust　in　tierce　IMPAIR；　impairment　IMPART；　give　money　IMPARTER；　any　one　ready　to　be　cheated　and　to　part　with　his　money　IMPEACH；　damage　IMPERTINENCIES；　irrelevancies　IMPERTINENT（LY）；　irrelevant（ly）；　without　reason　or　purpose　IMPOSITION；　duty　imposed　by　IMPOTENTLY；　beyond　power　of　control　IMPRESS；　money　in　advance　IMPULSION；　incitement　IN　AND　IN；　a　game　played　by　two　or　three　persons　with　four　dice　INCENSE；　incite；　stir　up　INCERATION；　act　of　covering　with　wax；　or　reducing　a　substance　to　softness　of　wax　INCH；　〃to　their　es；〃　according　to　their　stature；　capabilities　INCH…PIN；　sweet…bread　INCONVENIENCE；　inconsistency；　absurdity　INCONY；　delicate；　rare　（used　as　a　term　of　affection）　INCUBEE；　incubus　INCUBUS；　evil　spirit　that　oppresses　us　in　sleep；　nightmare　INCURIOUS；　unfastidious；　uncritical　INDENT；　enter　into　engagement　INDIFFERENT；　tolerable；　passable　INDIGESTED；　shapeless；　chaotic　INDUCE；　introduce　INDUE；　supply　INEXORABLE；　relentless　INFANTED；　born；　produced　INFLAME；　augment　charge　INGENIOUS；　used　indiscriminantly　for　ingenuous；　intelligent；　talented　INGENUITY；　ingenuousness　INGENUOUS；　generous　INGINE。　　See　Engin　INGINER；　engineer。　　（See　Enginer）　INGLE；　OR　ENGHLE；　bosom　friend；　intimate；　minion　INHABITABLE；　uninhabitable　INJURY；　insult；　affront　IN…MATE；　resident；　indwelling　INNATE；　natural　INNOCENT；　simpleton　INQUEST；　jury；　or　other　official　body　of　inquiry　INQUISITION；　inquiry　INSTANT；　immediate　INSTRUMENT；　legal　document　INSURE；　assure　INTEGRATE；　complete；　perfect　INTELLIGENCE；　secret　information；　news　INTEND；　note　carefully；　attend；　give　ear　to；　be　occupied　with　INTENDMENT；　intention　INTENT；　intention；　wish　INTENTION；　concentration　of　attention　or　gaze　INTENTIVE；　attentive　INTERESSED；　implicated　INTRUDE；　bring　in　forcibly　or　without　leave　INVINCIBLY；　invisibly　INWARD；　intimate　IRPE　（uncertain）；　〃a　fantastic　grimace；　or　contortion　of　the　body：　（Gifford）

JACE；　Jack　o'　the　clock；　automaton　figure　that　strikes　the　hour；　Jack…a…lent；　puppet　thrown　at　in　Lent　JACK；　key　of　a　virginal　JACOB'S　STAFF；　an　instrument　for　taking　altitudes　and　distances　JADE；　befool　JEALOUSY；　JEALOUS；　suspicion；　suspicious　JERKING；　lashing　JEW'S　TRUMP；　Jew's　harp　JIG；　merry　ballad　or　tune；　a　fanciful　dialogue　or　light　comic　act　introduced　at　the　end　or　during　an　interlude　of　a　play　JOINED　（JOINT）…STOOL；　folding　stool　JOLL；　jowl　JOLTHEAD；　blockhead　JUMP；　agree；　tally　JUST　YEAR；　no　one　was　capable　of　the　consulship　until　he　was　forty…three

KELL；　cocoon　KELLY；　an　alchemist　KEMB；　comb　KEMIA；　vessel　for　distillation　KIBE；　chap；　sore　KILDERKIN；　small　barrel　KILL；　kiln　KIND；　nature；　species；　〃do　one's　；〃　act　according　to　one's　nature　KIRTLE；　woman's　gown　of　jacket　and　petticoat　KISS　OR　DRINK　AFORE　ME；　〃this　is　a　familiar　expression；　employed　when　what　the　speaker　is　just　about　to　say　is　anticipated　by　another〃　（Gifford）　KIT；　fiddle　KNACK；　snap；　click　KNIPPER…DOLING；　a　well…known　Anabaptist　KNITTING　CUP；　marriage　cup　KNOCKING；　striking；　weighty　KNOT；　company；　band；　a　sandpiper　or　robin　snipe　（Tringa　canulus）；　flower…bed　laid　out　in　fanciful　design　KURSINED；　KYRSIN；　christened

LABOURED；　wrought　with　labour　and　care　LADE；　load（ed）　LADING；　load　LAID；　plotted　LANCE…KNIGHT　（Lanzknecht）；　a　German　mercenary　foot…soldier　LAP；　fold　LAR；　household　god　LARD；　garnish　LARGE；　abundant　LARUM；　alarum；　call　to　arms　LATTICE；　tavern　windows　were　furnished　with　lattices　of　various　colours　LAUNDER；　to　wash　gold　in　aqua　regia；　so　as　imperceptibly　to　extract　some　of　it。　LAVE；　ladle；　bale　LAW；　〃give　；〃　　give　a　start　（term　of　chase）　LAXATIVE；　loose　LAY　ABOARD；　run　alongside　generally　with　intent　to　board　LEAGUER；　siege；　or　camp　of　besieging　army　LEASING；　lying　LEAVE；　leave　off；　desist　LEER；　leering　or　〃empty；　hence；　perhaps　leer　horse　without　a　rider；　lee