every man in his humour-第25部分

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callops　for　ornament　PINNACE；　a　go…between　in　infamous　sense　PISMIRE；　ant　PISTOLET；　gold　coin；　worth　about　6s。　PITCH；　height　of　a　bird　of　prey's　flight　PLAGUE；　punishment；　torment　PLAIN；　lament　PLAIN　SONG；　simple　melody　PLAISE；　plaice　PLANET；　〃struck　with　a　；〃　planets　were　supposed　to　have　powers　of　blasting　or　exercising　secret　influences　PLAUSIBLE；　pleasing　PLAUSIBLY；　approvingly　PLOT；　plan　PLY；　apply　oneself　to　POESIE；　posy；　motto　inside　a　ring　POINT　IN　HIS　DEVICE；　exact　in　every　particular　POINTE；　tabbed　laces　or　cords　for　fastening　the　breeches　to　the　doublet　POINT…TRUSSER；　one　who　trussed　（tied）　his　master's　points　（q。v。）　POISE；　weigh；　balance　POKING…STICK；　stick　used　for　setting　the　plaits　of　ruffs　POLITIC；　politician　POLITIC；　judicious；　prudent；　political　POLITICIAN；　plotter；　intriguer　POLL；　strip；　plunder；　gain　by　extortion　POMMANDER；　ball　of　perfume；　worn　or　hung　about　the　person　to　prevent　infection；　or　for　foppery　POMMADO；　vaulting　on　a　horse　without　the　aid　of　stirrups　PONTIC；　sour　POPULAR；　vulgar；　of　the　populace　POPULOUS；　numerous　PORT；　gate；　print　of　a　deer's　foot　PORT；　transport　PORTAGUE；　Portuguese　gold　coin；　worth　over　？　or　f4　PORTCULLIS；　〃　of　coin；〃　some　old　coins　have　a　portcullis　stamped　on　their　reverse　（Whalley）　PORTENT；　marvel；　prodigy；　sinister　omen　PORTENTOUS；　prophesying　evil；　threatening　PORTER；　references　appear　〃to　allude　to　Parsons；　the　king's　porter；　who　was。。。　near　seven　feet　high〃　（Whalley）　POSSESS；　inform；　acquaint　POST　AND　PAIR；　a　game　at　cards　POSY；　motto。　　（See　Poesie）　POTCH；　poach　POULT…FOOT；　club…foot　POUNCE；　claw；　talon　PRACTICE；　intrigue；　concerted　plot　PRACTISE；　plot；　conspire　PRAGMATIC；　an　expert；　agent　PRAGMATIC；　officious；　conceited；　meddling　PRECEDENT；　record　of　proceedings　PRECEPT；　warrant；　summons　PRECISIAN（ISM）；　Puritan（ism）；　preciseness　PREFER；　recomment　PRESENCE；　presence　chamber　PRESENT（LY）；　immediate（ly）；　without　delay；　at　the　present　time；　actually　PRESS；　force　into　service　PREST；　ready　PRETEND；　assert；　allege　PREVENT；　anticipate　PRICE；　worth；　excellence　PRICK；　point；　dot　used　in　the　writing　of　Hebrew　and　other　languages　PRICK；　prick　out；　mark　off；　select；　trace；　track；　〃　away；〃　make　off　with　speed　PRIMERO；　game　of　cards　PRINCOX；　pert　boy　PRINT；　〃in　；〃　to　the　letter；　exactly　PRISTINATE；　former　PRIVATE；　private　interests　PRIVATE；　privy；　intimate　PROCLIVE；　prone　to　PRODIGIOUS；　monstrous；　unnatural　PRODIGY；　monster　PRODUCED；　prolonged　PROFESS；　pretend　PROJECTION；　the　throwing　of　the　〃powder　of　projection〃　into　the　crucible　to　turn　the　melted　metal　into　gold　or　silver　PROLATE；　pronounce　drawlingly　PROPER；　of　good　appearance；　handsome；　own；　particular　PROPERTIES；　state　necessaries　PROPERTY；　duty；　tool　PRORUMPED；　burst　out　PROTEST；　vow；　proclaim　（an　affected　word　of　that　time）；　formally　declare　non…payment；　etc。；　of　bill　of　exchange；　fig。　failure　of　personal　credit；　etc。　PROVANT；　soldier's　allowance　　hence；　of　common　make　PROVIDE；　foresee　PROVIDENCE；　foresight；　prudence　PUBLICATION；　making　a　thing　public　of　common　property　（N。E。D。）　PUCKFIST；　puff…ball；　insipid；　insignificant；　boasting　fellow　PUFF…WING；　shoulder　puff　PUISNE；　judge　of　inferior　rank；　a　junior　PULCHRITUDE；　beauty　PUMP；　shoe　PUNGENT；　piercing　PUNTO；　point；　hit　PURCEPT；　precept；　warrant　PURE；　fine；　capital；　excellent　PURELY；　perfectly；　utterly　PURL；　pleat　or　fold　of　a　ruff　PURSE…NET；　net　of　which　the　mouth　is　drawn　together　with　a　string　PURSUIVANT；　state　messenger　who　summoned　the　persecuted　seminaries；　warrant　officer　PURSY；　PURSINESS；　shortwinded（ness）　PUT；　make　a　push；　exert　yourself　（N。E。D。）　PUT　OFF；　excuse；　shift　PUT　ON；　incite；　encourage；　proceed　with；　take　in　hand；　try

QUACKSALVER；　quack　QUAINT；　elegant；　elaborated；　ingenious；　clever　QUAR；　quarry　QUARRIED；　seized；　or　fed　upon；　as　prey　QUEAN；　hussy；　jade　QUEASY；　hazardous；　delicate　QUELL；　kill；　destroy　QUEST；　request；　inquiry　QUESTION；　decision　by　force　of　arms　QUESTMAN；　one　appointed　to　make　official　inquiry　QUIB；　QUIBLIN；　quibble；　quip　QUICK；　the　living　QUIDDIT；　quiddity；　legal　subtlety　QUIRK；　clever　turn　or　trick　QUIT；　requite；　repay；　acquit；　absolve；　rid；　forsake；　leave　QUITTER…BONE；　disease　of　horses　QUODLING；　codling　QUOIT；　throw　like　a　quoit；　chuck　QUOTE；　take　note；　observe；　write　down

RACK；　neck　of　mutton　or　pork　（Halliwell）　RAKE　UP；　cover　over　RAMP；　rear；　as　a　lion；　etc。　RAPT；　carry　away　RAPT；　enraptured　RASCAL；　young　or　inferior　deer　RASH；　strike　with　a　glancing　oblique　blow；　as　a　boar　with　its　tusk　RATSEY；　GOMALIEL；　a　famous　highwayman　RAVEN；　devour　REACH；　understand　REAL；　regal　REBATU；　ruff；　turned…down　collar　RECTOR；　RECTRESS；　director；　governor　REDARGUE；　confute　REDUCE；　bring　back　REED；　rede；　counsel；　advice　REEL；　run　riot　REFEL；　refute　REFORMADOES；　disgraced　or　disbanded　soldiers　REGIMENT；　government　REGRESSION；　return　REGULAR　（〃Tale　of　a　Tub〃）；　regular　noun　（quibble）　（N。E。D。）　RELIGION；　〃make　　of；〃　make　a　point　of；　scruple　of　RELISH；　savour　REMNANT；　scrap　of　quotation　REMORA；　species　of　fish　RENDER；　depict；　exhibit；　show　REPAIR；　reinstate　REPETITION；　recital；　narration　REREMOUSE；　bat　RESIANT；　resident　RESIDENCE；　sediment　RESOLUTION；　judgment；　decision　RESOLVE；　inform；　assure；　prepare；　make　up　one's　mind；　dissolve；　come　to　a　decision；　be　convinced；　relax；　set　at　ease　RESPECTIVE；　worthy　of　respect；　regardful；　discriminative　RESPECTIVELY；　with　reverence　RESPECTLESS；　regardless　RESPIRE；　exhale；　inhale　RESPONSIBLE；　correspondent　REST；　musket…rest　REST；　〃set　up　one's　；〃　venture　one's　all；　one's　last　stake　（from　game　of　primero）　REST；　arrest　RESTIVE；　RESTY；　dull；　inactive　RETCHLESS（NESS）；　reckless（ness）　RETIRE；　cause　to　retire　RETRICATO；　fencing　term　RETRIEVE；　rediscovery　of　game　once　sprung　RETURNS；　ventures　sent　abroad；　for　the　safe　return　of　which　so　much　money　is　received　REVERBERATE；　dissolve　or　blend　by　reflected　heat　REVERSE；　REVERSO；　back…handed　thrust；　etc。；　in　fencing　REVISE；　reconsider　a　sentence　RHEUM；　spleen；　caprice　RIBIBE；　abusive　term　for　an　old　woman　RID；　destroy；　do　away　with　RIFLING；　raffling；　dicing　RING；　〃cracked　within　the　；〃　coins　so　cracked　were　unfit　for　currency　RISSE；　risen；　rose　RIVELLED；　wrinkled　ROARER；　swaggerer　ROCHET；　fish　of　the　gurnet　kind　ROCK；　distaff　RODOMONTADO；　braggadocio　ROGUE；　vagrant；　vagabond　RONDEL；　〃a　round　mark　in　the　score　of　a　public…house〃　（Nares）；　roundel　ROOK；　sharper；　fool；　dupe　ROSAKER；　similar　to　ratsbane　ROSA…SOLIS；　a　spiced　spirituous　liquor　ROSES；　rosettes　ROUND；　〃gentlemen　of　the　；〃　officers　of　inferior　rank　ROUND　TRUNKS；　trunk　hose；　short　loose　breeches　reaching　almost　or　quite　to　the　knees　ROUSE；　carouse；　bumper　ROVER；　arrow　used　for　shooting　at　a　random　mark　at　uncertain　distance　ROWLY…POWLY；　roly…poly　RUDE；　RUDENESS；　unpolished；　rough（ness）；　coarse（ness）　RUFFLE；　flaunt；　swagger　RUG；　coarse　frieze　RUG…GOWNS；　gown　made　of　rug　RUSH；　reference　to　rushes　with　which　the　floors　were　then　strewn　RUSHER；　one　who　strewed　the　floor　with　rushes　RUSSET；　homespun　cloth　of　neutral　or　reddish…brown　colour

SACK；　loose；　flowing　gown　SADLY；　seriously；　with　gravity　SAD（NESS）；　sober；　serious（ness）　SAFFI；　bailiffs　ST。　THOMAS　A　WATERINGS；　place　in　Surrey　where　criminals　were　executed　SAKER；　small　piece　of　ordnance　SALT；　leap　SALT；　lascivious　SAMPSUCHINE；　sweet　marjoram　SARABAND；　a　slow　dance　SATURNALS；　began　December　17　SAUCINESS；　presumption；　insolence　SAUCY；　bold；　impudent；　wanton　SAUNA　（Lat。）；　a　gesture　of　contempt　SAVOUR；　perceive；　gratify；　please；　to　partake　of　the　nature　SAY；　sample　SAY；　assay；　try　SCALD；　word　of　contempt；　implying　dirt　and　disease　SCALLION；　shalot；　small　onion　SCANDERBAG；　〃name　which　the　Turks　（in　allusion　to　Alexander　the　Great）　gave　to　the　brave　Castriot；　chief　of　Albania；　with　whom　they　had　continual　wars。　His　romantic　life　had　just　been　translated〃　（Gifford）　SCAPE；　escape　SCARAB；　beetle　SCARTOCCIO；　fold　of　paper；　cover；　cartouch；　cartridge　SCONCE；　head　SCOPE；　aim　SCOT　AND　LOT；　tax；　contribution　（formerly　a　parish　assessment）　SCOTOMY；　dizziness　in　the　head　SCOUR；　purge　SCOURSE；　deal；　swap　SCRATCHES；　disease　of　horses　SCROYLE；　mean；　rascally　fellow　SCRUPLE；　doubt　SEAL；　put　hand　to　the　giving　up　of　property　or　rights　SEALED；　stamped　as　genuine　SEAM…RENT；　ragged　SEAMING　LACES；　insertion　or　edging　SEAR　UP；　close　by　searing；　burning　SEARCED；　sifted　SECRETARY；　able　to　keep　a　secret　SECULAR；　worldly；　ordinary；　commonplace　SECURE；　confident　SEELIE；　happy；　blest　SEISIN；　legal　term：　　possession　SELLARY；　lewd　person　SEMBLABLY；　similarly　SEMINARY；　a　Romish　priest　educated　in　a　foreign　seminary　SENSELESS；　insensible；　without　sense　or　feeling　SENSIBLY；　perceptibly　SENSIVE；　sensitive　SENSUAL；　pertaining　to　the　physical　or　material　SERENE；　harmful　dew　of　evening　SERICON；　red　tincture　SERVANT；　lover　SERVICES；　doughty　deeds　of　arms　SESTERCE；　Roman　copper　coin　SET；　stake；　wager　SET　UP；　drill　SETS；　deep　plaits　of　the　ruff　SEWER；　officer　who　served　up　the　feast；　and　brought　water　for　the　hands　of　the　guests　SHAPE；　a　suit　by　way　of　disguise　SHIFT；　fraud；　dodge　SHIFTER；　cheat　SHITTLE；　shuttle；　〃shittle…cock；〃　shuttlecock　SHOT；　tavern　reckoning　SHOT…CLOG；　one　only　tolerated　because　he　paid　the　shot　（reckoning）　for　the　rest　SHOT…FREE；　scot…free；　not　having　to　pay　SHOVE…GROAT；　low　kind　of　gambling　amusement；　perhaps　somewhat　of　the　nature　of　pitch　and　toss　SHOT…SHARKS；　drawers　SHREWD；　mischievous；　malicious；　curst　SHREWDLY；　keenly；　in　a　high　degree　SHRIVE；　sheriff；　posts　were　set　up　before　his　door　for　proclamations；　or　to　indicate　his　residence　SHROVING；　Shrovetide；　season　of　merriment　SIGILLA；　seal；　mark　SILENCED　BRETHERN；　MINISTERS；　those　of　the　Church　or　Nonconformists　who　had　been　silenced；　deprived；　etc。　SILLY；　simple；　harmless　SIMPLE；　silly；　witless；　plain；　true　SIMPLES；　herbs　SINGLE；　term　of　chase；　signifying　when　the　hunted　stag　is　separated　from　the　herd；　or　forced　to　break　covert　SINGLE；　weak；　silly　SINGLE…MONEY；　small　change　SINGULAR；　unique；　supreme　SI…QUIS；　bill；　advertisement　SKELDRING；　getting　money　under　false　pretences；　swindlilng　SKILL；　〃it　　a　not；〃　matters　not　SEINK（ER）；　pour；　draw（er）；　tapster　SKIRT；　tail　SLEEK；　smooth　SLICE；　fire　shovel　or　pan　（dial。）　SLICK；　sleek；　smooth　'SLID；　'SLIGHT；　'SPRECIOUS；　irreverent　oaths　SLIGHT；　sleight；　cunning；　cleverness；　trick　SLIP；　counterfeit　coin；　bastard　SLIPPERY；　polished　and　shining　SLOPS；　large　loose　breeches　SLOT；　print　of　a　stag's　foot　SLUR；　put　a　slur　on