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3001 muance 1375 [ a. OF. muance = Sp. mudanza, It. mu

3002 muant, a. ?a1412 [ a. OF. muant:-L. mutant-em: see pre

3003 muid c1400 [ a. OF. mui, mod.F. muid:-L. modium:

3004 mulberry, n. (and a.) c1265 c1265 mur- is a. OF. mure (mod.F. mure, altered f

3005 mullet1 c1440 molet, mulet, a. OF. mulet, dim. f. L. mullus red

3006 mullet2 c1400 [ a. OF. molette rowel, mullet (mod.F

3007 multiplie c1470 [app. a. OF. moltepli, multepli multiplic

3008 multitudine 1547 [ a. OF. multitudine, or ad. L. multi

3009 multure, n. c1300 [ a. OF. molture, moulture, mod.F. mo

3010 mummer, n. c1440 [ a. OF. momeur, -eor (early mod.F. m

3011 mummery 1530 [ a. OF. mommerie, F. momerie (= Sp.

3012 mundial, a. 1560 [ a. OF. mon-, mundial, or ad. eccl.

3013 mundificative, a. and n. a1400 [ a. OF. mon-, mundificatif (a. and n

3014 muniment 1433 [ a. OF. muniment (AF., in sense 1, R

3015 murage 1423 [ a. OF. murage, in med.L. muragium,

3016 muray 13.. [ ad. OF. murail wall: see mural n.]

3017 murdrier 1481 [ a. OF. murdrier (mod.F. meurtrier),

3018 mure, a. c1440 [ a. OF. meur, meure, mod.F. mur, mur

3019 murrey, n.1 and a. 1403 [ a. OF. more adj. and n., moree fem.

3020 musardry a1400 [ a. OF. musarderie, f. musard: see p

3021 musardy 1481 [ a. OF. musardie, f. musard: see mus

3022 muscatel, muscadel ?a1400 [ a. OF. muscadel, muscatel, a. Pr. *

3023 muse, n.3 1426 [ a. OF. muse; by Fr. scholars regard

3024 muser2 1382



3024 muser2 1382 arlier form is a. OF. museor.]

3025 musery1 c1430 [ a. OF. muserie, f. muser muse v.]

3026 muset1 1592 [ a. OF. mucette, mussette, 'a little

3027 muset2 1601 [ a. OF. muset, also musette shrew-mo

3028 muskin1 1530 [ a. OF. mus(e)quin pretty face, swee

3029 muson a1552 [ a. OF. muison change, moulting.]

3030 muss, n.2 a1529 [Perh. a. OF. muse mouth, muzzle.]

3031 must, n.2 1488 [ a. OF. must (15th c. in pomme de mu

3032 mustard, n. 1289 [ a. OF. moustarde, mostarde (mod.F.

3033 muster, n.1 c1369 stre, moustre, a. OF. mostre, moustre fem. (later

3034 mute, n.3 13.. [ a. OF. muete, meute (mod.F. meute):

3035 mutinery 1563 [ ad. OF. mutinerie, f. mutin mutine

3036 mutton c1290 rely moltoun), a. OF. moton, rarely molton (mod.F.

3037 muzzle, n.1 c1386 [ a. OF. musel, muzel, mousel, muisel

3038 myour 1316 [ a. OF. mieur, miur, f. mier mye v.

3039 myrtle, n. c1400 [ a. OF. mirt-, myrtille, fem. (1) my

3040 mystic, a. and n. c1315 [ a. OF., F. mystique = It. mistico,

3041 nache 1523 [ a. OF. nache:-pop. L. *natica, f. n

3042 nage c1320 [ a. OF. nage, var. nache: see nache.

3043 naker, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. nacre, naquere, nakaire, nac

3044 nape, n.2 c1450 [ a. OF. nape, var. of nappe:-L. mapp

3045 narel(l 1486 [ a. OF. *narel (later nareau): see n

3046 nasal, n. 1480 [In sense 1, a. OF. nasal, var. nasel nasel; in

3047 nasee, a. c1330 [ ad. OF. nase:-Romanic *nasatu-s, f.

3048 nasel c1330 [ a. OF. nasel (11th c.):-late L. *na

3049 natural, a. 13.. [ a. OF. natural, or ad. L. natural-i

3050 naturesse ?a1412 [ a. OF. naturesse (Godef.): see natu

3051 navy1 c1330 [ a. OF. navie fleet:-Romanic *navia,

3052 ne, n. 1387 [ ad. OF. *nie, acc. of nies:-L. nepo

3053 necromance a1300 [ a. OF. nigromance, nigra-, etc. (12

3054 necromancer 13.. [ a. OF. nigromansere: see necromancy

3055 necromancien 1303 [ a. OF. negro-, nigromancien, f. neg

3056 necromancy a1300 [ a. OF. nygromancie (more commonly -

3057 nefand, a. 1490 [ a. OF. neph-, neff-, nefande, or ad

3058 nefresie 1590 [ a. OF. nefresie, ad. med.L. nefresi

3059 negligence a1340 [ a. OF. negligence (12th c.), or ad.



3060 negligent, a. and n. c1380 [ a. OF. negligent (13th c.), or ad.

3061 negre, a. 14.. [ a. OF. negre, nigre (Godef.).]

3062 nephew 1297 [ a. OF. neveu (ONF. also nevu, nevou

3063 nere, a. 13.. [ a. OF. ner, neir, var. noir:-L. nig

3064 nerf, n. c1374 [ a. OF. nerf:-L. nerv-um: see nerve

3065 neuf1 1562 [ a. OF. neuf, var. of neu, nou (late

3066 newel1 1365 [ a. OF. nouel, noel, noal (later noi

3067 newelty c1410 [ ad. OF. nov-, nouvelete, etc. (mod.

3068 nice, a. c1290 [ a. OF. nice, niche (now only dial.)

3069 nicety 1303 [ a. OF. nicete: see nice a. and -ty.

3070 noblé c1400 [ a. OF. noblee, f. noble noble a.]

3071 noblesse a1225 [ a. OF. noblece, -esce, -esse, = Pro

3072 noblety 1340 [ a. OF. noblete (-ti): see noble a.

3073 noisance c1400 [ a. OF. noisance, var. of nuisance n

3074 noisant, a. a1440 [ a. OF. noisant, var. of nuisant nui

3075 nomination 1425 [ a. OF. nominacion, -ation (1305), o

3076 nonchaloir c1495 [ a. OF. nonchaloir (see nonchalant),

3077 none, pron., a., and adv. 835 ne ne + an one a. = OFris. nen (nin, nan), ON. nei

3078 non-obstant, prep. (conj.) c1400 [ a. OF. nonobstant (from 14th c.), r

3079 noose, n. a1450 ere, it may be a. OF. nos, nous, nuz, etc. (:-L. n

3080 Norman, n.1 and a. c1205 [Orig. in pl., a. OF. Normans, -manz (AF. -maunz),

3081 Normand 1338 [ a. OF. Normand, -mant.]

3082 norry, n. a1374 [ a. OF. norri, pa. pple. of norrir:

3083 Northman c893 man (see north a.) = OFris. North-, Nord-, OHG. No

3084 nory, n. 13.. [ a. OF. nori, pa. pple. of norir, va

3085 notability a1380 [ a. OF. notabilite (= It. -ita, Sp.

3086 notairely, adv. c1480 [ ad. OF. notairement, f. notaire var

3087 note, n.2 c1275 [ a. OF. note (12th c.), ad. L. nota,

3088 notition c1485 [ a. OF. noticion (Godef.): cf. prec.

3089 noumpere 1362 [ a. OF. nonper, nomper, f. non- non-

3090 nourice, n. a1225 [ a. OF. nurice, -isce, nor(r)ice, no

3091 nourishant, a. c1400 [ ad. OF. norissant (mod.F. nourrissa

3092 nourishment 1413 [ ad. OF. nor-, nur-, nour(r)issement

3093 nouriture c1374 [ a. OF. norreture, noureture, etc. (

3094 novality a1450 [ a. OF. novalite = med.L. novalitas,

3095 novel, n. c1460 enses 1 and 2, a. OF. novelle (-ele, nuvele, etc.;

3096 novel, a. c1420



3096 novel, a. c1420 [ a. OF. novel (mod.F. nouvel, nouvea

3097 novellery 1390 [ a. OF. novellerie, var. of novel(e)

3098 novellity 1456 [ a. OF. novellite, or ad. late L. no

3099 novelry 1303 [ a. OF. novelrie, -erie, f. novel no

3100 novelty 1382 [ a. OF. novelte (mod.F. nouveaute):

3101 November a1225 form was perh. ad. OF. Novembre.]

3102 novice 13.. [ a. OF. novisse, novice, = Sp. novic

3103 novicery c1400 [ a. OF. novicerie, novisserie: see n

3104 novity 1460 [ a. OF. novite, = It. novita, Sp. no

3105 nowel1 13.. [ a. OF. noel, nouel (mod.F. noel noe

3106 nowy, a. 1562 [ ad. OF. noe (mod.F. noue), pa. pple

3107 noyant, a. c1400 [Aphetic f. OF. anoyant: cf. noy v.]

3108 nuisable, a. 1483 [ a. OF. nuys-, nuisable.]

3109 nuisance c1410 [ a. OF. nuisance, nusance, etc., f.

3110 nuisant, a. c1400 [ a. OF. nuisant, pres. pple. of nuir

3111 nuisible, a. 1490 [ a. OF. nuisible, f. nuisir or nuire

3112 null, a. 1563 [ a. OF. nul masc., nulle fem., = It.

3113 number, n. 1297 [ f. OF. nombre, nonbre, numbre, nume

3114 numbles c1320 [ a. OF. numbles (1239 in Du Cange),

3115 numbrable, a. 1382 [ a. OF. nomb-, numbrable.]

3116 numbrer 1382 [ a. OF. nombrere, f. nombrer.]

3117 nun, n.1 c893 . nonne (prob. a. OFr. nonne), = MDu. nonne (Du. n

3118 nurrior 1487 [ f. OF. nurr-ir to nourish: cf. next

3119 nurry a1374 [ a. OF. nurri, pa. pple. of nurrir:

3120 nurture, n. c1330 [ a. OF. nourture, nurture, var. of n

3121 nye c1470 [ ad. OF. ni, ny (mod.F. nid):-L. nid

3122 nysot 1526 [? ad. OF. nicet (fem. nicette), a dim

3123 obedient, a. (n.) a1225 [ a. OF. obedient (11th c. in Godef.)

3124 obit, n. c1375 [ a. OF. obit (Wace 11th c.) = Sp. ob

3125 oblation 1412 [ a. OF. oblation, -cion offering, a

3126 obley 1303 [ME., a. OF. oublee, ublee, o(u)bleie, ob

3127 obligation 1297 [ a. OF. obligation, -acion (1235 in

3128 oblivion, n. 1390 [ a. OF. oblivion (c1245 in Godef.),

3129 oblocution 1432 [ a. OF. oblocution (1352 in Godef.),

3130 obscure, a. (n.) c1400 [ a. OF. obscur (14th c.), earlier os

3131 obsidion c1450 [ a. OF. obsidion (14th c. in Godef.)

3132 obstacle, n. a1340 [ a. OF. obstacle, earlier ostacle, o



3133 obtent, n. 1430 [ a. OF. obtent (in phr. pour obtent

3134 occient c1460 [ a. OF. occien(t), 14th c. in Godef.

3135 offence, offense, n. c1374 s: ME. offens, a. OF. offens injury, wrong, annoya

3136 offendicle 1545 see -cule), or a. OF. offendicle (16th c. in Godef

3137 offensable, a. 1489 [ a. OF. offensable, f. offenser: see

3138 offension c1374 [ a. OF. offension (13th c., offencio

3139 offrand, offerand c1200 [Early ME., a. OF. ofrende (11th c. in Littre),

3140 oillet 1382 [ a. OF. oillet, mod.F. oeillet, dim.

3141 ointment c1290 ME. oignement, a. OF. oignement:-L. type *ungu(i)m

3142 ointure c1430 [ a. OF. ointure (12th c. in Godef.):

3143 oliphant 13.. [ a. OF. olifant: see elephant.]

3144 olyver currant, advb. phr. 1470 [ ad. OF. phr. avoir l'olivier or son

3145 onerous, a. c1400 [ a. OF. onereus, honereus (Oresme 14

3146 onycle a1310 [ a. OF. onicle, perh. ad. med.L. *on

3147 operation c1386 [ a. OF. operation, -cion action, dee

3148 oppignoration 1592 [ a. OF. oppignoration, ad. med.L. or

3149 oppress, n. c1470 [ a. OF. oppresse, ad. L. oppressa, f

3150 opprobre 1490 [ a. OF. ob-, opprobre, obprobe, opro

3151 opprobrious, a. 1387 [ ad. OF. ob-, opprobrieux, or late L

3152 opprobrous, a. c1530 [ a. OF. ob-, opprobreux, -euse (15th

3153 orafle c1400 [ a. OF. orafle: see giraffe.]

3154 orange, n.1, a. 13.. renge, orange, a. OF. orenge (13th c.), orange, =

3155 oratour 13.. [ a. OF. oratour, earlier orator, -tu

3156 orcanet 1548 [ a. OF. orcanette, altered from arca

3157 orchil 1483 [ a. OF. orchel, orcheil (late orseil

3158 ordainer c1290 nour, -einour, f. OF. ordener to ordain; the stem

3159 ordene, a. 1340 [ a. OF. ordene, pa. pple. of ordener

3160 order, n. a1225 [ME. a. OF. ordre (11th c.):-*ordne, ad.

3161 ordinance, n. 1303 [ a. OF. ordenance, ordren-, ordenn-,

3162 ordinant, a. and n. c1400 [In 15th c. a. OF. ordinant, pr. pple. of ordin

3163 ordinar, a. and n. 1405 [ a. OF. orden-, ordinaire adj. and n

3164 ordinee, a. and n. c1330 [In ME. a. OF. ordine, pa. pple. of ordiner

3165 organal, a. 1523 [ a. OF. organal, orguenal, f. L. org

3166 organister, -tre c1314 [ a. OF. organ-, orguenistre, earlier

3167 organy1 1377 [ a. OF. organie 'organ', a deriv. of

3168 orgays 1427 [ a. OF. orgeis, of uncertain origin.

3169 orgulous, orgillous, a. c1250



3169 orgulous, orgillous, a. c1250 [ a. OF. orguillus, -goillus (11th c.

3170 oriel 1385 [ME. a. OF. oriol (eurieul, oeurieul (in

3171 orison c1175 [ a. OF. oreisun, orison (12th c.), n

3172 ornament, n. a1225 [ a. OF. ournement, ornement, ad. L.

3173 orne, a.2 c1430 [app. a. OF. orne, with mutescent e as in

3174 orphanity c1430 [ a. OF. orphanite, orfanite, earlier

3175 orphelin, a. and n. c1374 [ a. OF. orphelin, orfelin (13th c. i

3176 orphenin, n. and a. c1375 [ a. OF. orphenin, -anin (12th c.), d

3177 orphrey, orfray 13.. [ME. orfreis, a. OF. orfreis = Pr. aurfres, OSp.

3178 orpiment c1386 [ a. OF. orpiment (12th c. in Hatz.-D

3179 orthography c1450 [ a. OF. ortografie (13th c.), later

3180 ostour 13.. [ a. OF. ostur, -our (in 11th c. host

3181 ostrich1 a1225 strice, -iche, a. OF. ostruce, -uche, mod.F. autru

3182 otiosity 1483 [ a. OF. ociosite, occiosite (15th c.

3183 ottroye, n. 1480 [ a. OF. otroi, ottroy, in AF. also o

3184 oubliance c1477 [ a. OF. oubliance, -ience (13th c. i

3185 oultreli, adv. 1390 [ ad. OF. oultrement, mod.F. outremen

3186 ounce, n.1 c1330 [ a. OF. unce (12th c. in Littre), F.

3187 ounce, n.2 13.. [ ad. OF. once (13th c. in Littre), l

3188 oustil c1477 [ a. OF. oustil, F. outil, in 12th c.

3189 outrage, n. c1290 [ME. a. OF. ultrage, oltrage (11th c. in

3190 outrageous, a. (adv.) c1325 [ a. OF. outrageus, AF. oult-, F. -eu

3191 outrance 1412 [ a. OF. oultrance, outrance (13th c.

3192 overt, n. 1340 [ a. OF. overt opening, n. use of ove

3193 overt, a. 13.. [ a. OF. overt, 13th c. ouvert, pa. p

3194 overt, pa. pple. ?a1412 [ a. OF. overt, pa. pple. of ovrir, F

3195 overture, n. 13.. [ a. OF. overture, mod.F. ouverture o

3196 oyster, n. 1357 [ME. a. OF. oistre, uistre, huistre, mod

3197 pace, n.1 c1290 [ME. a. OF. pas:-L. passum (nom. passus)

3198 pact, n. 1429 [ a. OF. pact (14th c.), later pacte

3199 paction, n. 1471 [ a. OF. paction, paccion (14th c. in

3200 page, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. page = It. paggio, med.L. pa

3201 paillole 1481 [ a. OF. paillole (13th c. in Littre)

3202 pain, n.1 1297 [ME. a. OF. peine (11th c. in Littre) =

3203 painous, a. c1400 [ a. OF. penus, -os, later peineus =

3204 painture a1225 [ME. a. OF. peinture, painture (11th c.

3205 palace, n.1 c1290



3205 palace, n.1 c1290 [ME. a. OF. palais, paleis, F. palais =

3206 palasin, a. c1400 [ a. OF. palasin, palaisin, f. palais

3207 pale, a. a1300 [ME. a. OF. palle, pale (mod. F. pale):-

3208 palfrey c1175 [ME. a. OF. palefrei, in 11th c. palefre

3209 pallet, n.1 c1330 [ a. OF. palet, dim. of pal stake.]

3210 pallet, a. 1565 [ a. OF. palet (13-14th c. in Godef.)

3211 pallion1 c1290 [ a. OF. pallion, -un (12th c. in God

3212 palmer, n.3 1387 [ a. OF. paumer in same sense, f. pau

3213 palsy, n.1 (a.1) c1290 [ME. a. OF. paralisie, -lysie (12-13th c

3214 paltock 1350 [ a. OF. paltoc, paletoc, palletoc (n

3215 palude 1412 [ a. OF. palude (also palud), 14th c.

3216 palus1 1471 [ a. OF. palus, paluz (12th c. in God

3217 paly, n. c1440 [ a. OF. paille (12th c. in Littre):-

3218 pane, n.2 a1300 [ME. a. OF. panne, pane, penne, pene, et

3219 panel, n.1 a1300 [ME. a. OF. panel piece of cloth, saddle

3220 paniot 1310 [ a. OF. paniot (1282 in Godef.), f.

3221 pannage c1374 [ a. OF. pasnage, 1272 in Godef. (als

3222 pannicle c1440 [ a. OF. panicle, pannicle, ad. L. pa

3223 panse, n. a1500 [ a. OF. pense, panse, thought.]

3224 pantarbe 1587 [ a. OF. pantarbe (Cotgr. 1611), ad.

3225 panter2 c1325 [ME. a. OF. panter 'tendicula, lacum' (1

3226 panther c1220 [ME. pantere, a. OF. pantere (Ph. de Thaun, 12th

3227 pantyr c1475 re, pantry, or a. OF. panetiere.]

3228 papalty 1577 [ a. OF. papalte, papaulte (a1550 Cal

3229 papate 1390 [ a. OF. papat (15th c. in Godef.) or

3230 papelard 1340 us (Du Cange); f. OF. paper, It. pappare to eat +

3231 papion, -oun c1400 [ a. OF. papion, ad. med.L. papio, -o

3232 paragon, n. (a.) a1548 [ a. OF. paragon (15th c.), now paran

3233 parament c1385 [ a. OF. parament (10th c. in Littre)

3234 paramount, a. (n.) 1531 r, or degree), f. OF. par by + amont, a mont adv.,

3235 paramour, advb. phr. and n. 13.. [ME. a. OF. adv. phr. par amur, amour, -

3236 paraunt, a. c1450 [ a. OF. parant apparent, visible, of

3237 paravail, adv. (a.) 1579 [ a. OF. par aval down (of direction

3238 paravant, -aunt, adv. 1590 [ a. OF. paravant adv. and prep., 'be

3239 parchmenter 1415 [ a. OF. parcheminier (13th c. in Hat

3240 parclose, perclose, n. 13.. los, parclose, a. OF. parclos m., parclose fem., p

3241 pard1 a1300



3241 pard1 a1300 [ a. OF. pard, part, parde, ad. L. pa

3242 pardie, perdie, int. or adv. c1290 [ a. OF. par de (13th c.), mod. pardi

3243 pardon, n.1 c1290 [ME. a. OF. perdun, pardun, pardon = Pr.

3244 pardonance 1413 [ a. OF. pardonance (12th c.), -aunce

3245 paregal, peregal, a. and n. a1300 [ a. OF. parigal, paringal, paregal,

3246 parent, n. 1413 [ a. OF. parent (11th c. in Littre, p

3247 parent, a.1 1490 [Either a. OF. parant apparent, visible, pr

3248 parisant, a. c1400 [ a. OF. parissant, f. parir to appea

3249 parishen1, parishion a1225 isshien, etc., a. OF. paroissien, f. paroisse pari

3250 park, n. c1260 [ME. a. OF. parc preserve for beasts of

3251 parley, n.1 1577 aken sbst., or a. OF. parlee, fem. n. from pa. ppl

3252 parliament, n.1 c1290 [ME. a. OF. parlement speaking (Chans. R

3253 parmenter a1307 [ a. OF. parmentier, in med.L. parmen

3254 parnel 1362 [ a. OF. Peronele, Pernele:-L. Petron

3255 parochial, a. (n.) 1393 [ a. OF. parochial, parr-, perr-, in

3256 parochian, n. and a. 13.. ) In ME. form, a. OF. parochien, ad. med.L. paroch

3257 parpen, parpend, parpent c1429 [ a. OF. parpain (1304-1550 in Godef.

3258 pars, n. pl. a1300 [ a. OF. pars, pl. of part part.]

3259 parsley c1000 y. In b forms. a. OF. peresil (13th c. in Hatz.-Da

3260 parson c1250 [ME. persone, a. OF. and AF. persone (12th c. in

3261 partable, a. c1380 [ a. OF. partable, f. partir, partant

3262 partial, a. (n.) c1420 [ a. OF. parcial (14th c. in Godef.),

3263 partiality 1422 [In a, a. OF. *parcialte, -aulte (15th c.

3264 participable, a. a1450 [ a. OF. participable, f. participer

3265 participle, n. (a.) 1388 [ a. OF. participle in Grammar (13th

3266 particular, a. and n. (adv.) c1386 [ a. OF. particuler (mod.F. -ier), ad

3267 Partlet1 c1386 [ a. OF. Pertelote, a female proper n

3268 parure c1425 [ a. OF. pareure, parer paring, peeli

3269 pasch a1131 [ a. OF. pasche (Phil. de Thaun, etc.

3270 pasme 1591 [ a. OF. pasme (Godef.) swoon, faint

3271 passible, a. a1340 [ a. OF. passible (12th c. in Hatz.-D

3272 passion, n. c1175 [ a. OF. passiun, passion, ad. L. pas

3273 passionar 14.. [ a. OF. passion(n)er, -ier, ad. med.

3274 paste, n. 1377 [ a. OF. paste (13th c. in Littre), m

3275 pastler 1390 pastillarius; f. OF. pastel little pie, pasty. OF

3276 pastorel ?a1400 [ a. OF. pastorel, in mod.F. pastoure

3277 pasturage a1533



3277 pasturage a1533 [ a. OF. pasturage (12-13th c. in God

3278 pasture, n. a1300 [ a. OF. pasture (12th c. in Littre),

3279 pasty, n. a1300 [ME. pastee, a. OF. pastee adj. of ppl. form (L.

3280 patart 1583 [ a. OF. patart, patard, med.L. patar

3281 paten c1300 atene, -eyn(e, a. OF. patene (1380 in Hatz.-Darm.)

3282 paternosterer 1277 [In 1, a. OF. patenostrier (13th c. in Lit

3283 patience, n. a1225 [ME. a. OF. patience, pacience (12th c.)

3284 patient, a. and n. c1320 [ a. OF. pacient, passient (13-14th c

3285 patis, patise, n.1 c1500 [ a. OF. patiz, -is, later pactis:-L.

3286 patlet a1500 [app. a. OF. patelette 'band of stuff' (G

3287 patriarch, n. c1175 [ME. a. OF. patriarche (11th c. in Littr

3288 patron, n. 13.. [ME. patroun, a. OF. patrun (12th c.), patron (13

3289 Paul 1377 [ a. OF. Pol, mod.F. Paul = It. Paolo

3290 pauncer, pauncher a1400 [ a. OF. panciere, panchiere fem. (al

3291 pautener, n.2 c1325 [ a. OF. pautonniere (1419 in Godef.)

3292 pavement, n. c1290 [ a. OF. pavement (12th c. in Littre)

3293 pavis, pavise, n. 1390 paveys, -eis, a. OF. pavais (1337 in Hatz.-Darm.)

3294 paw, n.1 13.. [ME. a. OF. powe, poue, var. of poe (poo

3295 pawn, n.2 1496 [ a. OF. pan (rarely pand, pant) 'ple

3296 pawn, n.3 c1450 [ a. OF. poun, poon (Godef.), F. paon

3297 pay, n. c1300 [ a. OF. paie = Pr. paia, paga, Sp.,

3298 payen, n. and a. c1290 [ a. OF. paien (11th c.), paian, paye

3299 payeny, -ie a1300 [ME. a. OF. paenie, paienie, painie, pay

3300 paynim, n. (a.) c1250 [ME. a. OF. paienime, pain-, paenimme, f

3301 peace, n. c1154 arly ME. pais, a. OF. pais (11th c. in Littre), mo

3302 peaceability 1382 [ME. a. OF. paisiblete (12th c. in Godef

3303 peaceable, a. (n., adv.) 13.. [ME. a. OF. paisible (12th c. in Hatz.-D

3304 pearmain c1425 [ME. a. OF. par-, permain, app. ad. L. *

3305 peccant, a. (n.) 1604 n; in sense 3, a. OF. peccant (13-14th c. in Hatz.

3306 pectoral, n. and a. c1440 ., in sense 1, a. OF. pectoral (1355 in Du Cange),

3307 pecuniar, a. 1530 [ ad. OF. pecuniaire.]

3308 pedagogue, n. 1387 [ a. OF. pedagoge (Oresme 14th c.), a

3309 peel, n.2 14.. [ME. a. OF. pele (mod.F. pelle shovel):-

3310 peer, n. (a.) c1290 [ME. a. OF. per, peer (10th c. in Littre

3311 peisage, pesage 1455 [ME. a. OF. pesage, f. peser to weigh, p

3312 peisant, pesant, a. c1450 [ME. a. OF. pesant, pr. pple. of peser t

3313 pellet, n.2 c1420



3313 pellet, n.2 c1420 [ a. OF. pelete, -ette, pellete, -ett

3314 pelleter2 1575 [ ad. OF. peletier (12th c. in Hatz.-

3315 pelly melly, advb. phr. c1450 [ ad. OF. pele-mele, with final e pro

3316 peltier1 1389 [ a. OF. peletier (12th c.), in mod.F

3317 pen, n.2 a1300 [ME. a. OF. penne (pene, pan(n)e), 12th

3318 penance, n. c1290 [ a. OF. peneance, -aance, -ance, pen

3319 penancer 13.. [ a. OF. penean-, penancier, in both

3320 penant a1300 [ME. a. OF. penant, earlier peneant, -aa

3321 pencil, n. c1386 [ME. a. OF. pincel (13th c. in Littre),

3322 penitence c1200 [ a. OF. penitence (11th c. in Littre

3323 penitent, a. and n. c1375 [ a. OF. penitent (14th c. in Littre)

3324 pennon 1375 [ME. a. OF. penon (also penn-, pan-, pan

3325 pennoncel 1390 [ a. OF. penoncel (= It. pennoncello,

3326 pense, n. a1568 [ a. OF. pense thought, f. penser to

3327 pensée c1410 [In sense 1, a. OF. pensee (12th c.); in sense 2

3328 pensy, a. a1400 [ f. OF. pensif, in nom. sing. and pl

3329 peradventure, adv. c1290 , parauenture, a. OF. phrase per or par aventure,

3330 perceivable, a. c1450 [In ME. a. OF. percevable (14th c. in Hatz.

3331 perceivance 1534 [ a. OF. percevance (12th c. in Godef

3332 perception 1483 arlier senses, a. OF. perception action of receivi

3333 perchance, adv. (n., a.) 1340 Mirour 14876), f. OF. par by, and chance chance: c

3334 perd c1330 r pert, perte, a. OF. perde, perte = It. perdita '

3335 perdition a1340 [ME. a. OF. perdiciun (11th c. in Littre

3336 perdurability c1374 [In ME. a. OF. par-, perdurablete (12th c.

3337 perdurable, a. c1250 [ a. OF. per-, pardurable (12th c. in

3338 perer 14.. ier pear-tree, f. OF. peire, F. poire pear.]

3339 peretre c1440 [ a. OF. *peretre, Cotgr. piretre, ad

3340 perfect, a. (adv., n.) c1290 parfit, -fite, a. OF. parfit, -fite (11th c. in Li

3341 perfection, n. a1225 [ a. OF. perfection (12th c.), perfec

3342 perforce, adv., n. c1330 [ME. a. OF. par force by force (12th c.)

3343 perjurement c1430 [ a. OF. par-, perjurement (14-15th c

3344 perlassent, advb. phr. 1548 [ a. OF. phr. par l'assent.]

3345 permissible, a. 1426 [ a. OF. permissible (15th c. in Gode

3346 permissive, a. c1420 [ a. OF. permissif, -ive, f. L. permi

3347 permutation 1362 [ a. OF. permutacion (14th c. in Hatz

3348 perpendicle 14.. [ a. OF. perpendicle (14th c. in Hatz

3349 perpendicular, a., adv., and n. c1391



3349 perpendicular, a., adv., and n. c1391 [ a. OF. perpendiculer, -ier, = Sp. p

3350 perpensed, a. c1540 [ f. OF. perpense (13th c.), pa. pple

3351 perpetualty c1380 [ a. OF. perpetuaulte, -elte, -aute,

3352 perpetuance 1558 [ a. OF. perpetuance (13th c. in Gode

3353 perrie, perry c1330 [ a. OF. pierrie, pierie (Godefroy),

3354 perrier1 c1400 [ a. OF. perrier (12-13th c. in Hatz.

3355 perry2 c1315 [ME. pereye, a. OF. pere (13-16th c.), perey (14

3356 Perse, n.1 1382 [ a. OF. Perses pl.:-L. Persas, in no

3357 perse, a. and n.2 ?a1366 [ME. a. OF. pers, -e, = Pr. pers, It. pe

3358 persecution a1340 ecucion, etc., a. OF. persecution, persecucion, -q

3359 perseveration 1612 [ a. OF. perseveration, -acion (13th

3360 person, n. a1225 [ a. OF. persone (12th c. in Littre),

3361 personage 1461 [ a. OF. personage, -ounage (13th c.

3362 personal, a. (n.) 1387 [ a. OF. personal (12th c. in Hatz.-D

3363 personality c1380 [ a. OF. personalite (14th c. in Hatz

3364 pertinace, a. 14.. [ a. OF. pertinace, also pertinax (14

3365 pertinence 1432 [In sense 1, a. OF. partenance, partinance, pert

3366 pertinent, a. and n. c1380 rly use immed. a. OF. partenant (1246 in Godef.),

3367 perturbance c1407 [ a. OF. *perturbance, f. perturber t

3368 perturbation c1374 [ a. OF. perturbacion (14th c. in Lit

3369 pesable, a. c1400 [ a. OF. pesable, f. peser to weigh,

3370 pestle, n. 1326 [ME. a. OF. pestel, -eil = It. pestello:

3371 pewter 1370 [ME. a. OF. peutre, peautre, peaultre, p

3372 pewterer 1348 :-*peltrario), f. OF. peau(l)tre, It. peltro, pewt

3373 phantom, n. a1300 osme, fantome, a. OF. fantosme (12th c. in Hatz.-D

3374 Pharisee, n. c897 pharise, -ee, a. OF. pharise (13th c. in Godef.).

3375 pharmacy c1386 [ a. OF. farmacie (13-14th c. in Hatz

3376 Philistian, n. and a. a1300 [ a. OF. Philistien, ad. med.L. Phili

3377 philosoph, -ophe c893 a sage; in ME. a. OF. filosofe, philosophe ad. L.]

3378 philosophable, a. c1400 [ a. OF. philosophable, ad. med.L. ty

3379 philosophiant c1400 [ a. OF. philosophiant, pr. pple. of

3380 philosophy, n. 1297 [ME. a. OF. filosofie (12th c. in Hatz.-

3381 phlebotomy c1400 [ a. OF. flebothomie (13th c. in Gode

3382 phlegm 1387 fleume, fleme, a. OF. fleume, flemme (13th c. in L

3383 phlegmatic, a. (n.) 1340 E. fleumatike, a. OF. fleumatique (12-13th c. in H

3384 phrenetic, a. (n.) c1374 [ a. OF. frenetike (Dial. S. Greg. 12

3385 phthisic, n. and a. 1340



3385 phthisic, n. and a. 1340 E. tisik(e n., a. OF. tisike, -ique, later ptisiqu

3386 physic, n. 1297 [ME. fisike, a. OF. fisique (12th c.), ad. L. ph

3387 physician, n. a1225 [ME. fisicien, a. OF. fisicien (Wace 12th c.), f.

3388 physiognomist 1570 [ a. OF. physionomiste (1557 in Godef

3389 physiognomy 1390 sonomye, etc., a. OF. (13th c.) fiz-, phis-, phizo

3390 piacle 1490 [ a. OF. piacle or ad. L. piaculum, f

3391 pickaxe, pickax, n. 1303 ikoys, picois, a. OF. picois pickaxe (11th c.), me

3392 pie, n.1 a1250 [ a. OF. pie (13th c. in Littre) = Pr

3393 piece, n. a1225 15th c. piece, a. OF. pece (1241 in Godef.), piece

3394 pier, n.1 a1400 [ a. OF. piere, pierre stone:-L. petr

3395 pietous, a. c1374 [ a. OF. pietous, piteus:-late L. pie

3396 piety a1310 [ a. OF. piete (12th cent.), ad. L. p

3397 pigeon, n. ?c1390 pyjon, pejon, a. OF. pijon (13th c.), pyjoun youn

3398 pile, n.4 1390 [ a. OF. pile (12th c. in Littre), al

3399 pilfer, n. c1400 lier form app. a. OF. pelfre spoil (11th c. in God

3400 pilfery 1494 ferie, pelfry ( a. OF. *pelferie, peuferie); but fr

3401 pilgrimage, n. c1250 y pelrin-)age, a. OF. pelrim-, pelryn-, pelerinage

3402 pillar, n. a1225 [ a. OF. piler (mod.F. pilier) = Pr.,

3403 pillory, n. 1274 pilory, etc., a. OF. pellori (1168), pilorit, pil

3404 piment a1225 [ a. OF. piment, earlier piument (12t

3405 pimpernel 14.. [ a. OF. pimprenele, pimpernelle, ear

3406 pinion, n.1 c1440 [ a. OF. pignon, in Froissart c1400 i

3407 pinion, n.2 a1300 [ a. OF. penon, pinun (Godef.), mod.F

3408 pinnacle, n. 13.. [ME. pinacle, a. OF. pinacle (1261), pinnacle, F.

3409 pinson1 1356 [ a. OF. pincon (Picard pinchons 1423

3410 pioneer, n. 1523 later pioneer, f. OF. peon, pion: see peon, pawn,

3411 pionery 1562 [ a. OF. pionnerie, pionerie (1332 in

3412 pipe, n.2 1392 [ a. OF., F. pipe, a cask for wine, e

3413 pippin a1300 [ME. a. OF. pepin (13th c.) seed of a fl

3414 pisane 13.. [ a. OF. pisainne, pizane adj. fem. o

3415 piscine, n. a1300 [ a. OF., F. piscine fishpond, bathin

3416 pistachio c1420 [The a forms a. OF. pistace (13th c.) and F. pis

3417 pitcher1 c1290 icher, pecher, a. OF. pichier (12th c.), picier, p

3418 piteous, a. c1290 pytos, pitous, a. OF. (12th c.) pitos, (13th c.) p

3419 piteoustee, pitoustee 1382 [ a. OF. pitosete ('piteosete, pyteou

3420 pitiable, a. 1456 [ME. a. OF. piteable (13th c.), pitiable

3421 pittance, n. a1225



3421 pittance, n. a1225 E. pita(u)nce, a. OF. pitance, -ence pittance, app

3422 pittancer 1426 E. pitauncere, ad. OF. pitancier (1297 in Godef.),

3423 pittancery 1585 [ME. a. OF. pitancerie, f. pitancier pit

3424 pity, n. a1225 [ME. pite a. OF. pitet (11th c.), pitez, pite

3425 piys, -e c1400 [(for *pis), a. OF. piz, pis breast (in Gower M.

3426 placable, a. c1450 [ME. a. OF. placable, ad. L. placabilis,

3427 placard, n. 1481 [ a. OF. plackart (1410), pla(c)quar(

3428 plage1 1382 [ a. OF. plage region (1290 in Hatz.-

3429 plague, n. 1382 [ME. plage, a. OF. plage (14th c.), plague (15t

3430 plaice 1280 plais, plaice, a. OF. plaiz (12th c.), plais, plai

3431 plain, n.1 1297 [ a. OF. plain:-L. plan-um a plain, p

3432 plain, a.1 and adv. 13.. [ a. OF. plain:-L. plan-us flat. In S

3433 plainness 13.. y-, pleynesse, a. OF. plai(g)nesse, planece flatne

3434 plaint, n. a1225 inte, plainte, a. OF. plainte, in med.L. plancta (

3435 plaintiff a1400 [ a. OF. plaintif, n. use of plaintif

3436 plaintive, a. 1390 [ME. a. OF. plaintif, -ive, corresp. to

3437 plait, n. 14.. pleyt, playt, a. OF. pleit (Burguy), later ploit

3438 plancher, n. c1400 [ a. OF. plancher, -ier (12th c. in L

3439 planet, n.1 c1290 [ME. a. OF. planete (F. planete), ad. la

3440 planir, a. a1400 [ ad. OF. planier (planeir, Chron. Tu

3441 planisphere 1390 m planisphere, a. OF. planisphere.]

3442 plankage 1347 [ a. OF. plancage, planchage, f. plan

3443 plantain1 c1386 [ME. a. OF. plantain, -ein:-L. plantagin

3444 plantein c1400 [? a. OF. plantin or ? planton young p

3445 plantisoun c1400 [ a. OF. planteisun, -eson (12th c.):

3446 plantoun c1400 [ a. OF. planton a young shoot, deriv

3447 plashet 1575 [ ad. OF. plassiet, plaschiet (Froiss

3448 plasmation 1388 [ a. OF. plasmacion, or ad. Chr. L. p

3449 plasmator ?a1500 [ ad. OF. plasmateur (13th c. in Gode

3450 plat, n.2 c1375 [app. a. OF. plat flat surface or thing,

3451 plate, n. c1250 [ME. plate, a. OF. plate (c1175 in Littre) thin

3452 platen, n. c1450 [ME. plateyne, a. OF. platine (13- 14th c.) flat p

3453 plea, n. c1215 . plaid, plai, a. OF. plaid (842 in Strasburg oath

3454 pleader1 c1275 playdur, -our, a. OF. plaideor (13th c. in Hatz.-D

3455 pleasable, a. 1382 [ME. plesable, a. OF. pleisable (c 1185 in Godefro

3456 pleasance1 c1340 [ME. a. OF. plaisance (a1296 in Littre)

3457 pleasant, a. (adv.) 1375



3457 pleasant, a. (adv.) 1375 [ME. a. OF. plais-, pleisant (12th c. in

3458 pleasure, n. ?c1368 lesir, plaisir a. OF. plesir, plaisir (12th c. in

3459 pledge, n. 1382 [Late ME. a. OF. plege (Roland, c1080, and An

3460 plenitude 1432 [ a. OF. plenitude, ad. L. plenitudo

3461 plenteous, a. (adv.) 1297 ifous, -ivous, a. OF. plentivous (c1220 in Godef.)

3462 plenteouste a1340 [ a. OF. plantuoussete (Godef.), f. p

3463 plentive, a. c1330 [ a. OF. plentif, -tive adj., plentif

3464 plenty, n. (a., adv.) a1225 nteth, plente, a. OF. plentet (12th c. in Oxf. Ps.

3465 pleurisy 1398 [ a. OF. pleurisie (13th c.), -esie (

3466 plevin c1400 [ a. OF. plevine pledge (12th c. in G

3467 plication c1400 [ a. OF. plication, -acion (Godef.),

3468 plomayle 1399 [ a. OF. plumail (Monstrelet Chron. 1

3469 ploy, n.1 1550 [ a. OF. ploi m. or ploie f.:-late L.

3470 plumage 1481 [ a. OF. plumage (14th c., plumaige,

3471 plumb, n. a1300 , plomme, app. a. OF. *plombe, plomme (1309 in God

3472 plumber 1385 [ a. OF. plummier (1266), plommier, m

3473 plumbery 14.. [ME. a. OF. plommerie (1304), plomberie

3474 plumby, a. 1486 [ ad. OF. plome (a1449 in Godef.) lea

3475 plume, n. 1399 [ a. OF. plume:-L. pluma a small soft

3476 plummet, n. 1382 [ME. a. OF. plommet, plombet, plummet ba

3477 plural, a. (n.) 1377 [ a. OF. plurel (12th c.), or ad. L.

3478 plurality 1362 [ a. OF. pluralite (14th c.), ad. lat

3479 pluvious, a. c1420 [ a. OF. pluvieus (1245 in Godef.), F

3480 podagre, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. podagre, ad. L. podagra: see

3481 podagre, a. and n.2 13.. [ a. OF. (F.) podagre, a. L. podager,

3482 poesy, n. 13.. [ a. OF. poesie (c 1335 in Godef. Com

3483 poet a1300 poete, poyete, a. OF. poete (12th c. in Hatz.-Darm

3484 poid, a. (n.) 1501 [perh. a. OF. puit, puet, put, etc., good

3485 poignant, a. c1386 [ME. a. OF. puignant (12th c. in Godef.)

3486 pointel a1300 [ a. OF. pointel (mod. pointeau) poin

3487 poisant, a. 1389 [ a. OF. poisant, variant of pesant,

3488 poison, n. (a., adv.) c1230 uison, poison, a. OF. puison (12th c. in Godef.),

3489 poitrel c1489 [ a. OF. poitral, orig. peitral, now

3490 Polan 1502 [ a. OF. poul(a)in Polish, a Pole.]

3491 polayn, poleyn c1330 leyn, polayne, a. OF. po(u)lain. Origin unknown.]

3492 polen wax 1464 certain; perh. a. OF. poul(a)in Polish.]



3493 poleyn c1443 [ a. OF. po(u)lain a colt, young anim

3494 policy, n.1 c1386 , ME. policie, a. OF. policie (14th c. in Oresme)

3495 pollange 1373 [? a. OF. palange (14th c. in Godef.)

3496 polymite, polimite, a. c1410 [ a. OF. poli-, polymite, ad. late L.

3497 polypod, n.1 14.. [ a. OF. polipode (13th c. in Hatz.-D

3498 pomander 1492 ion pomander), a. OF. *pome ambre, pomme d'embre (

3499 pome, n.1 ?a1400 [ a. OF. pome (F. pomme):-late L. or

3500 pomegranate 1320 [ME. a. OF. pome (pomme, pume) grenate,

3501 pomeled, a. c1410 [ f. OF. pomele: see pomely.]

3502 pomely, a. c1386 [ ad. OF. pomele (mod.F. pommele) mar

3503 pomier 1480 [ a. OF. pomier, F. pommier an apple-

3504 pommel, n. c1330 [ME. a. OF. pomel (12th c. in Hatz.-Darm

3505 pommellé, -elé, a. 1562 knobbed form, f. OF. pommel: see pommel.]

3506 pompery c1400 [ ad. OF. pomperie pomp, display, f.

3507 pontage c1450 [ a. OF. pontage (1401 in Godef.):-me

3508 ponticity c1400 [ ad. OF. ponticite, ad. med.L. ponti

3509 poop, n.1 1489 [ME. a. OF. pupe, pope (c1400 in Godef.

3510 poor, a. (n.) c1200 pouere, poure, a. OF. povre, -ere, poure, in mod.F

3511 poortith 1508 [ a. OF. pouer-, poverteit (12th c. i

3512 popel 1327 [ME. a. OF. pople (1355 in Godef.), poup

3513 popelote c1386 [perh. ad. OF. poupelet 'petit poupon' (Go

3514 popinjay 13.. earliest forms a. OF. (and mod.F.) papegai (12th c

3515 poplar 1382 [ME. popler, a. OF. poplier (13th c. in Hatz.-Da

3516 poplet 1577 [app. ad. OF. *poupelette, fem. of poupel

3517 poppel 1579 [ a. OF. popelle (Neckham); cf. popel

3518 poppin c1440 ate ME. popyn, ad. OF. popine (later poupine) a do

3519 populeon 1398 [ a. OF. populeon (15th c. in Godef.

3520 porail, poveraille 1297 ME. poveraile, a. OF. povraille, -alle (a1236 in G

3521 porcupine, n. ?a1400 orkepyn, etc., a. OF. and Pr. porc espin (c1220 in

3522 porphyry c1386 ire, porphyre, a. OF. porfire. g. porphyrie, -phyr

3523 porpoise, n. 1309 -peys, -poys, a. OF. porpeis (12-13th c. in Godef

3524 porray, porrey ?c1390 [ME. a. OF. poree:-late and med.L. porra

3525 porret 1362 oret, porette, a. OF. poret leek (also porette sma

3526 port, n.5 1450 t, apport n.2, a. OF. aport. F. apport, f. apporte

3527 portas, -eous, -es, -ess, -hos 1377 ors) porthors, a. OF. portehors, 13th c. (= med.L.

3528 portcullis, n. 13.. [ME. a. OF. porte coleice (c1200 in Gode

3529 porter, n.2 1382



3529 porter, n.2 1382 [ME. portour, a. OF. porteour (12th c. in Godef.)

3530 portion, n. a1300 ciun, portion, a. OF. porcion, portion (12th c. in

3531 portraiture ?a1366 [ME. a. OF. pur-, pour-, portraiture (12

3532 port salut c1407 [app. a. OF. port salut, in mod.F. port d

3533 porture, n.1 c1305 [ a. OF. port(e)ure bearing, demeanou

3534 posnet 1327 [ME. possenet a. OF. poconnet, pocenet, dim. of p

3535 possessiant c1400 [ a. OF. possessant n., prop. pres. p

3536 possession, n. c1330 [ a. OF. possessiun, -on (12th c. in

3537 postel1 c1175 [ a. OF. postel (1160-74 in Godef. Co

3538 postel2 c1400 [ ad. OF. posterle, potelle (1355, 14

3539 postern, n. (a.) c1290 [ME. a. OF. posterne (Rom. de Rose 1160-

3540 potation 1426 [ME. a. OF. potacion, -ation (obs.), ad.

3541 potence1 1413 [ a. OF. potence, ad. L. potentia pow

3542 potews ?c1390 [ a. OF. potaus (1387-8 in Godef.), *

3543 potion, n. 13.. [ a. OF. pocion, potion (12-13th c. i

3544 pottle1 a1300 [ME. potel, a. OF. potel (1308 in Godef.) a lit

3545 poulter a1400 [ ad. OF. pouletier (c1230 in Godef.)

3546 poultry c1386 E. pult(e)rie, a. OF. pouletrie (1280 in Godef.),

3547 pourpoint, purpoint, n.1 1390 [ a. OF. po(u)rpoint (13th c. in Litt

3548 pourprise, purprise, n. a1325 [ a. OF. porpris and po(u)rprise occu

3549 poustie, pousté a1300 [ME. a. OF. poeste, pouste (a1000 podest

3550 poygné, poynyé 1375 [ a. OF. poignie or poigniee:-late L.

3551 practic, n.1 c1386 ME. practik(e, a. OF. practike, -ique, variants of

3552 practiser 1377 ur, agent-noun f. OF. pra(c)tiser: see practise v.

3553 prætory, pretory, n. (a.) a1300 [ME. pretori, a. OF. pretorie, pretoire (mod.F. p

3554 praiere c1305 [ a. OF. pra(i)ere (12th c. in Godef.

3555 prayable, a. a1340 [ a. OF. *prei-, pre-, proi-, priable

3556 prayer1 a1300 [ME. preiere, a. OF. preiere (12th c. in Littre),

3557 preacher a1225 E. precho(u)r, a. OF. prech(e)or, earlier preech(e

3558 preachment c1330 E. prechement, a. OF. prechement, earlier pree(s)c

3559 preallable, a. 1603 , preliminary, f. OF. preal(l)er to precede (f. pr

3560 precessor 1457 [ a. OF. precesseur (15th c. in Godef

3561 preciosity c1380 [ a. OF. preciosite (13-14th c. in Ha

3562 precious, a. (n., adv.) c1290 [ME. a. OF. precios (11th c. in Hatz.-Da

3563 predication c1300 [ME. a. OF. predicaciun (12th c. in Hatz

3564 predicator 1483 . predycatour, a. OF. predicatour (14th c. in Hatz

3565 predour 1577



3565 predour 1577 [ a. OF. predeur (13th c. in Godef.),

3566 prefect, præfect, n. c1350 [ a. OF. prefect (12th c.), mod.F. pr

3567 pregnant, a.1 c1374 [ a. OF. preignant (1572 pregnante in

3568 prejacent, a. (n.) 1546 [ a. OF. prejacent (15th c. in Godef.

3569 prelate, n. c1205 [ a. OF. prelat (pl. prelaz) = Pr. pr

3570 prelation c1375 . prelacioune, a. OF. prelacion (13th c. in Hatz.-

3571 premonstrance 1594 c. in Godef.), f. OF. premonstrer: see -ance.]

3572 preparance 1543 [ a. OF. preparance (14th c. in Godef

3573 presbytery 1412 [ a. OF. presbiterie (12th c. in Litt

3574 presence 13.. [ a. OF. presence (12th c. in Littre)

3575 present, a. (adv.) a1300 [ a. OF. present (11th c. in Littre),

3576 present, n.2 a1225 [ a. OF. present (10th c. in Hatz.-Da

3577 presentation c1380 [ME. a. OF. presentacion (13th c. in Lit

3578 presentens c1475 [ a. OF. present tens (mod.F. temps p

3579 presentment 1303 [ a. OF. presentement (12th c. in God

3580 presserage c1430 [ a. OF. pressorage (1296 in Godef.),

3581 pressour a1340 [ a. OF. pressor, -our, -eur, variant

3582 prest, n.1 1439 [ a. OF. prest (12th c. in Littre), m

3583 prest, a. and adv. c1290 [ a. OF. prest (11th c. in Littre), i

3584 Prester John 13.. Prestre Johan, a. OF. prestre Jehan (13th c. in Li

3585 presumption a1225 [ME. a. OF. presumpcion (12-13th c. in H

3586 presumptious, a. c1400 [ME. a. OF. presoncieus (14th c. in Gode

3587 presumptuous, a. c1350 [ a. OF. presuntuex (12th c. in Hatz.

3588 pretoir, -oyr(e, n. and a. 1390 [ a. OF. pretoire n. and adj., ad. L.

3589 preu, prew, a. 1340 [ a. OF. preu, prou, pru, nom. preu-z

3590 prevost, prévôt 1483 [ a. OF. prevost, mod.F. prevot (prev

3591 prey, n. a1240 [ME. preye, a. OF. preie (a1140 in Godef.) boot

3592 price, n. a1225 [ME. a. OF. pris (mod.F. prix):-earlier

3593 priestress 1480 E. prestresse, a. OF. prestresse (mod. pretresse),

3594 primacy 1382 [ a. OF. primacie (14th c. in Godef.

3595 primalty c1330 [ a. OF. primalte, primaute, ad. L. t

3596 primerole a1310 [ME. a. OF. primerole (13-15th c. in God

3597 prime-temps c1400 [ ad. OF. prin(s) tans, mod.F. printe

3598 primices, n. pl. c1250 [ a. OF. pri-, premices (12th c. in L

3599 principality 13.. , principalte, a. OF. principalite (c1170 in Godef

3600 print, n. a1300 , impression), a. OF. priente (1317 in Godef.), pr



3601 prioress c1290 [ME. a. OF. prioresse, prieuresse (13th

3602 prison, n. a1123 . prisun, -on, a. OF. prisun (11th c. in Littre),

3603 priviment, adv. a1225 E. priveement, a. OF. priveement (Rom. type *priva

3604 privity a1225 privete, -ite, a. OF. privete, privite (a1200 in G

3605 probation, n. c1412 ME. probacion, a. OF. probacion (14th c. in Hatz.-

3606 procelle 1426 [ a. OF. procelle (15th c. in Godef.)

3607 procreation c1386 [ME. a. OF. procreacion (14th c. in Litt

3608 procurator1 c1290 [ a. OF. procuratour (13th c. in Hatz

3609 procure, n. 1432 [ a. OF. procure (13th c. in Godef.)

3610 procurement 1303 [ a. OF. procurement (13th c. in Gode

3611 prodigous, a. c1477 [ ad. OF. prodigueux (15th c. in Gode

3612 prodition 1412 ME. prodycyon, a. OF. prodicion (14th c. in Godef.

3613 proem, n. c1386 [ME. proheme, a. OF. pro(h)eme (14th c. in Godef.

3614 profanation 1552 [Early mod.E. a. OF. prophanation (15th c. in Hat

3615 profit, n. c1315 [ a. OF. and mod.F. profit (= earlier

3616 profound, a. (n.) c1305 [ a. OF. profund, profond (c1175 in G

3617 profundity 1432 E. profundite, a. OF. profundite, mod.F. profondit

3618 prognostic, n.1 1412 ostike, -ique, a. OF. pronostique (13th c. in Hatz

3619 prognostication 1432 [ME. a. OF. pronosticacion (14th c. in G

3620 prome c1400 [ a. OF. prome, prosme, proisme near,

3621 proof, n. a1225 , preve, etc., a. OF. prueve (c1224 in Godef. Comp

3622 prophecy a1225 [ a. OF. profecie (12th c.), mod.F. p

3623 prophetess a1300 [ME. a. OF. prophetesse, -isse, ad. late

3624 propitious, a. 1447 [Late ME. a. OF. propicius, -eux (a1140 in Go

3625 proportionable, a. c1374 [ a. OF. *proporcionable (assumed fro

3626 propugnator c1450 c 1450 Mirour Saluacioun 1283 Sho off

3627 prorogation 1432 [ME. a. OF. prorogacion (1313 in Hatz.-D

3628 prosecution 1564 [ a. OF. prosecution (1294 in Godef.)

3629 prosper, a. c1374 orm prospre is a. OF. prospre (12th c. in Littre).

3630 protector, n. c1375 [ME. a. OF. protectour (14th c. in Hatz.

3631 protocol, n. 1541 E. prothocoll, a. OF. prothocole (a 1200 in Godef.

3632 protomartyr 1433 prothomartir, a. OF. prothomartir (1326 in Godef.

3633 proud, a. (n., adv.) c1000 d); both prob. a. OF. prud, prod, nom. pruz, proz

3634 provable, proveable, a. 1382 [ a. OF. pro(u)vable (c 1225 in Godef

3635 provender, n.1 1340 [ a. OF. provendre (13th c. in Godef.

3636 provender, n.2 c1330 E. provendere, a. OF. provendier, -der (11th c. in

3637 proviable, a. 1450



3637 proviable, a. 1450 [ a. OF. proveable (13th c. in Godef.

3638 proviance c1375 [ a. OF. proveance (13th c. in Godef.

3639 provinour 1426 [ a. OF. provigneur, agent-n. from pr

3640 provosty c1483 [ a. OF. provoste (13th c. in Godef.

3641 prow, n.2 c1290 ME. pru, prou, a. OF. pru, prou (earlier prod, pro

3642 prow, a. c1400 [ME. a. OF. prou adj. (earlier prod, pro

3643 prower 1377 [ ad. OF. provere-s nom. (13th c. in

3644 prowess c1290 [ME. prowesse, a. OF. proec(c)e, -eisse, -oise, in

3645 prudhommie c1477 [ a. OF. prudhommie (15th c. in Littr

3646 pryelle c1483 [ ad. OF. prayel, pra(i)el, preel (mo

3647 prysauntere c1440 [ ad. OF. prisautier, prinsautier (12

3648 pryse, pryce c1320 [ME. a. OF. or AF. pris 'taken', pa. ppl

3649 psalmister 1387 [ a. OF. (p)salmistre: see prec.]

3650 psalterion c1205 [In ME. a. OF. sal-, sar-, saterion (Wace 1

3651 psaltery, n. a1300 [ a. OF. saltere, sautere, and sauter

3652 publican, n.1 c1200 form puplican, a. OF. poplican, a by-form influenc

3653 Publican, n.2 1481 ME. popelican, a. OF. popelican, publican, ad. med

3654 publication 1387 . publicacion, a. OF. publicacion (14th c. in Hatz

3655 puisne, a. and n. 1598 [ a. OF. puisne (12-13th c. in Hatz.-

3656 puleyn c1357 [ a. OF. po(u)lain (1280 in Godef.),

3657 puliol 14.. [ a. OF. puliol, poulieul, poliol (14

3658 pullaile, -ayle 13.. [ a. OF. polaille (13th c. in Godef.)

3659 pullayly c1440 [ a. OF. pollalie (1418 in Godef.), v

3660 pullen 1329 obscure; app. a. OF. poulain, puleyn, polan (12th

3661 pulletier 1600 [ a. OF. pouletier poultry-keeper, po

3662 pulley, n.1 1324 [ME. a. OF. polie (c 1150 in Godef. Comp

3663 pulse, n.1 c1330 . pous, pouce, a. OF. pous (c 1175 in Godef. Compl

3664 pulse, n.2 1297 [ a. OF. pols, pouls, pous (Godef.),

3665 pumice, n. 14.. E. pomis, -ys, a. OF. pomis (a 1250 in Godef.), pu

3666 puncheon1 1367 [ a. OF. poincon, poinchon (13th c. i

3667 puncheon2 1479 [ a. OF. poncon (13th c.), poinchon (

3668 pupil, n.2 1567 [ a. OF. pupille fem. (14th c. in God

3669 puralé, puralee c1330 going through, f. OF. por-, pur-, pouraler to go t

3670 purchase, n. 1297 [ME., a. OF. por-, pur-, later pourchas m

3671 purcinct, purseynt, ppl. a. 1303 [ a. OF. porceint, -saint(:-L. procin

3672 pure, a. (n., adv.) 1297 [ a. OF. pur, fem. pure (12th c. in L

3673 purfle, n. 13..



3673 purfle, n. 13.. [ a. OF. porfil (c 1215 in Godef.), l

3674 purgation c1375 [ a. OF. purgacion (12th c. in Hatz.-

3675 purgement 1483 [ a. OF. purgement (14th c. in Godef.

3676 purity a1225 purte (rare), a. OF. purte (12th c. in Hatz.-Darm

3677 purpie, n. 1568 [ a. OF. porpie (13th c. in Godef.),

3678 purpresture c1384 [ a. OF. por-, pur-, pourpresture (13

3679 purprision 1448 [ a. OF. porprison (in med.L. porpren

3680 purpurine, a. c1000 ; ME. purprin, a. OF. porprin, purprin (12th c. in

3681 pursive, a. 1398 e *pulsiv-um), f. OF. polser, F. pousser in sense

3682 purslane a1387 [ a. OF. porcelaine (a 1300 in Godef.

3683 pursuant, n. and a. 1390 [ME. a. OF. por-, poursuiant, pr. pple.

3684 pursuivant, n. (a.) c1384 [ME. a. OF. por-, pur-, poursivant, etc.

3685 purveyance 1297 [ME. a. OF. por-, purvea(u)nce:-L. provi

3686 putage 1480 [ a. OF. putage (Godef.), f. pute har

3687 putain a1300 [ a. OF. putain:-late popular L. *put

3688 putery c1380 [ a. OF. put(e)rie whoredom, f. pute:

3689 putrefaction c1400 [ a. OF. putrefaction (14th c. in Lit

3690 putyer 1480 [ a. OF. putier: cf. pute (13th c. in

3691 pygman c1400 [ a. OF. pigmain, pigman (Godef.).]

3692 pyromancy 1362 [ a. OF. piromance, pyromancie (14th

3693 pyrope 13.. [ a. OF. pirope (13th c. in Godef.),

3694 pythoner c1400 n, python2, or f. OF. phitonie art of divination +

3695 pythoness 1375 [ a. OF. phitonise (13th c. in Godef.

3696 quail, n. 13.. [ a. OF. quaille (F. caille) = Prov.

3697 quaint, a. (adv.) a1225 [ a. OF. cointe (quointe, cuinte, etc

3698 quaintise, n. 1297 [ a. OF. cointise, cuint-, quentise,

3699 quaintrelle c1430 [ a. OF. (*queint-) cointerelle fem.

3700 quaintry 1483 [ a. OF. queint-, cointerie f. as pre

3701 quantity a1300 [ a. OF. quantite, ad. L. quantitas,

3702 quarrel, n.1 a1225 [ a. OF. quarel, quarrel (quaral, car

3703 quarrel, n.3 1340 [ a. OF. querele, -elle:-L. querela,

3704 quarrellous, a. c1400 [ a. OF. querelous (F. querelleux): s

3705 quarrer 13.. [ a. OF. quarriere f. (12th c.; mod.F

3706 quarreure c1400 [ a. OF. quarreure (quarrure, mod.F.

3707 quarrier1 c1375 [ a. OF. quarreour, -ieur, quarrier (

3708 quarry, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. cuiree, curee, f. cuir (:-L.

3709 quarry, a.1 1297



3709 quarry, a.1 1297 [ a. OF. quarre (mod.F. carre):-L. qu

3710 quartelet 1453 [ a. OF. quartelette, dim. of quarte

3711 quarter, n. c1290 [ a. OF. quarter, -ier (12th c. in Li

3712 quarterage 1389 + -age; perh. a. OF. quarterage (Godef.).]

3713 quartlé, a. c1420 [ a. OF. quartele, pa. pple. of quart

3714 quater-temper, -temps 1535 [ a. OF. quatior-, quatuortempre (ad.

3715 quatrefoil, n. and a. c1420 [ a. OF. type *quatrefoil, f. quatre

3716 quatreme, -ime c1460 [ a. OF. quatrieme, -esme (14th c. in

3717 quatrin c1400 [ a. OF. quatrin, quadrin (Godef.), o

3718 quelet, quylet(e 1382 [ a. OF. cueillete, cuillette, etc.:

3719 querne 13.. [ a. OF. querne (Godef.) for quaterne

3720 queror 14.. [ a. OF. quereor, -eur, agent-n. f. q

3721 quest, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. queste (F. quete) = Prov. qu

3722 queué a. 1613 [ a. OF. queue, coe:-L. caudat-um, f.

3723 quiet, a. 1382 [ a. OF. quiete or ad. L. quietus, pa

3724 quiety c1470 [ a. OF. quiete, quite (Godef.):-L. t

3725 quill, n.2 1588 [? a. OF. *quille = F. cueille gatheri

3726 quilt, n.1 c1290 [ a. OF. cuilte (12th c.), coilte (la

3727 quiltpoint 13.. [ a. OF. cuilte pointe:-L. culcita pu

3728 quinade c1430 [ a. OF. *quinade, f. *quin, coin coy

3729 Quinquagesime, -gesme c1380 [ a. OF. quinquagesime (14th c.) or a

3730 quintain1 c1400 [ a. OF. quintaine, -tene, -tine, etc

3731 quintal, kintal, kentle c1470 [ a. OF. quintal (13th c.), pl. quint

3732 quire, n.1 a1225 [ a. OF. quaer, quaier (later caier,

3733 quirré c1400 [ a. OF. quiree, quirie, var. cuirie:

3734 quissers c1330 [ a. OF. cuissere, -iere, f. cuisse t

3735 quit, quite, a. a1225 quite, quit), a. OF. quite = Pr. quiti, Sp. quito

3736 quitement, adv. 13.. [ a. OF. quitement (12th c.), f. quit

3737 quittance, n. a1225 [ a. OF. quitance (later quittance),

3738 quitter, quittor, n.1 1297 [Perh. a. OF. quiture, cuiture cooking, de

3739 quote, n.1 1451 [ a. OF. cote, quote quota.]

3740 quotidian, a. and n. 1340 [ a. OF. cotidien, -ian (13th c., mod

3741 rabate, n. 1589 [ a. OF. rabat, rabbat n. to rabattre

3742 rabbet, n. 1404 [ a. OF. rabat, rabbat the act of bea

3743 rabbish, a. 1387 [? f. OF. rabi, rabbi rabid, raging +

3744 race, n.6 1547 [ ad. OF. rais, raiz = Sp. raiz:-L. r

3745 radeur, radour c1477



3745 radeur, radour c1477 [ a. OF. radeur, radour, f. rade:-L.

3746 radevore c1385 [? a. OF. *ras de Vor rash of Vaur (in

3747 raffle, n.2 1486 [? a. OF. rafle, raffle in phr. rifle

3748 rageous, a. 1430 [ a. OF. rageux, -euse (Godef.), f. r

3749 ragery c1386 [ a. OF. ragerie (Godef.): see rage n

3750 rail, n.2 c1320 [ a. OF. reille (1334):-pop. L. *regl

3751 raisin 13.. [ a. OF. raiz-, razin, reis-, resin,

3752 ramage, a. c1290 [ a. OF. ramage:-late L. *ramaticus:

3753 ramageous, a. 1398 [ a. OF. ramageous (Godef.), f. ramag

3754 rammel, n.1 1370 s 1 and 2 app. a. OF. ramaille branches (Godef.),

3755 rancour, n. 13.. [ a. OF. rancor, -cour, -cuer, raunko

3756 random, n., a., and adv. c1305 [ a. OF. randon (rendon, etc.), f. ra

3757 rangale c1330 [ ad. OF. ringaille (Wace, etc.).]

3758 range, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. range row, rank, file (Godef

3759 rankle, n.1 c1380 [ a. OF. rancle (raancle, raoncle) a

3760 ransom, n. a1225 [ a. OF. rancon, ran-, raunson, raenc

3761 rapinous, a. 1483 n. + -ous, or ad. OF. rapineus, -eux (14th c. in

3762 rascal, n. and a. c1330 [ a. OF. rascaille, -caile, rescaille

3763 raser1 1491 [ a. OF. (now dial.) rasier, -ere (13

3764 rasp, n.1 1541 [ a. OF. raspe (F. rape: see rape n.3

3765 rastel 1598 [ a. OF. rastel (ratel, mod.F. rateau

3766 raston c1430 [ a. OF. raston, raton: see Godef., a

3767 rasure2 c1489 [ a. OF. rasure (Godef.); cf. Pg. ras

3768 rate, n.1 1425 [ a. OF. rate, (raite, ratte, etc., s

3769 ratel2 1503 [ a. OF. ratelle (Godef.), dim. of ra

3770 ratell 1489 [ ad. OF. ratel (F. rateau), rastel:

3771 ratton 1300 [ a. OF. raton, f. rat rat n.1 Cf. Sp

3772 ravener c1374 [ a. OF. ravineor, -our (13th c. in G

3773 ravenous, a. 1412 [ a. OF. ravineux, -os, -ous, etc. (s

3774 ravery c1400 [? a. OF. raverie, rare var. of reveri

3775 ravisable, a. c1400 [ a. OF. ravis(s)able (Godef.), f. ra

3776 ravishment c1477 [ ad. OF. ravissement (14th c.): see

3777 ray, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. acc. rai, ray (nom. rais, ra

3778 ray, n.4 (and a.) 13.. [ a. OF. *raie, *reie, northern ff. r

3779 rayed, ppl. a.3 c1369 [ ad. OF. raie in same sense: see ray

3780 razor, n. c1290 [ a. OF. rasor, -our, -ur (12th c.),



3781 real, a.1 (and n.2) 13.. [ a. OF. real (12th c.) = Prov. real,

3782 real, a.2, adv., and n.3 1448 [ a. OF. real, reel (13th c. in Godef

3783 realm c1290 [ a. OF. reaume, realme, reialme = Pr

3784 realty1 c1350 [ a. OF. reaute, realte:-pop.L. *rega

3785 rear-guard1 1481 [ a. OF. rereguarde, AF. reregard, re

3786 reason, n.1 a1225 [ a. OF. reisun, -on, raisun, -on, re

3787 reasonable, a., adv., and n. 13.. [ a. OF. raison(n)able, reson(n)able,

3788 rebatement 1542 [ a. OF. rebatement (1290 in Godef.):

3789 rebellant, a. and n. 1432 [ a. OF. rebellant, pr. pple. of rebe

3790 rebelty c1380 [ ad. OF. rebellete (Godef.): see reb

3791 recept, n.1 1422 [ a. OF. recept, ad. L. recept-um, or

3792 receptor c1440 [ a. OF. receptour, -eur, or L. recep

3793 rechace c1460 [ ad. OF. rachas nom. of rachat f. re

3794 rechase, n. c1420 [Perh. ad. OF. *rachas, nom. of *rachat re

3795 recheat, rechate, n. 1470 [Prob. ad. OF. *rachat, vbl. n. from racha

3796 reclaim, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. reclaim, n. from reclaimer,

3797 reclusage 1480 [ a. OF. reclusage (Godef.): see recl

3798 recognizance, n. c1386 [ a. OF. recon(u)issance, (requenoysa

3799 recolage a1300 [ ad. OF. rigolage, f. rigoler to be

3800 recommendation 1450 [ a. OF. recommendation (F. recommand

3801 recompensation c1374 [ a. OF. recompensacion (13th c.):-la

3802 recompense, n. c1420 [ a. OF. recompense (13-14th c. in Ha

3803 recompensement 1494 [ a. OF. recompensement (1358 in Gode

3804 recope c1400 [app. a. OF. recope (not recorded in this

3805 record, n. a1300 [ a. OF. record (recort, recor-s, etc

3806 recordance 1490 [ a. OF. recordance (13th c.) = It. r

3807 recordation 1398 [ a. OF. recordation (14-16th c.), or

3808 recourbled, ppl. a. 1491 [ ad. OF. recourbele, recorbele, pa.

3809 recover, n. 1303 . (senses 1-3) a. OF. recovre (recouvre, etc.), f.

3810 recoverance c1375 [ a. OF. recoverance, reco(u)vrance:

3811 recreandise c1400 [ a. OF. recreandise, var. recreantis

3812 recreant, a. and n. 13.. [ a. OF. recreant adj. and n., (one)

3813 recuperable, a. 14.. [ a. OF. recuperable (Godef.), or ad.

3814 redargution 1483 [ a. OF. redargucion, -tion (12th c.

3815 redolence c1420 [ a. OF. redolence (Godef.), f. redol

3816 redolent, a. c1400 [ a. OF. redolent or L. redolent-em,

3817 re-edification 1473



3817 re-edification 1473 [ a. OF. reedification (14th c.) or m

3818 refete, refet, n. c1460 [ a. OF. *refet, var. refait n. (cf.

3819 refete, refet, pa. pple. 13.. [ a. OF. refet (= L. refectus), var.

3820 reflair, n. 13.. [prob. a. OF. or AF. *reflair, f. rere-

3821 refrain, n.1 c1374 [ a. OF. refrein, refrain = Prov. ref

3822 refreit, refret 1387 [ a. OF. refrait, refret, etc.:-L. re

3823 refreshment 1387 [ a. OF. refreschement (-fresshe-, -f

3824 refrigery c1450 see prec.), or a. OF. refrigerie (Godef.).]

3825 refu 1340 [ ad. OF. refu, refui:-L. refugium re

3826 refuse, n.1 c1330 [ a. OF. refus, f. refuser to refuse.

3827 refute, n.1 a1325 [ a. OF. refuite, f. refuir, f. re- r

3828 regal, a. and n.1 c1330 [ a. OF. regal, -ale, or L. regalis,

3829 regitive, a. a1412 [ a. OF. regitif, -ive, prob. ad. med

3830 regle, n. 1483 [ a. OF. regle (13th c.; mod.F. regle

3831 regnation 1418 [ a. OF. regnacion, -ation, or ad. me

3832 regnee c1380 [ a. OF. regne (see Godef.), f. regne

3833 regort c1477 [ a. OF. regort (Godef.).]

3834 regrate, n.1 c1375 egrate v.1, or a. OF. *regrat, var. of regret regr

3835 regrater 1377 m., regratere f., = OF. regratier (1180; mod.F. r

3836 regratery 1362 [ ad. OF. regraterie (1218): see regr

3837 reguerdon, n. 1390 [ a. OF. reguerdon (Godef.): see next

3838 regular, a., adv., and n. 1387 [Orig. a. OF. reguler (mod.F. regulier), a

3839 rehet, n. a1400 [ a. OF. reheet, vbl. n. to reheter:

3840 reign, n. a1272 [ a. OF. regne, reigne, rai(g)ne, ren

3841 rein, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. rene (mod.F. rene), regne, r

3842 reins, n. pl. 13.. [ a. OF. reins, rens, ad. L. renes pl

3843 relay, n.1 c1410 [ ad. OF. relais (13th c.), hounds or

3844 release, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. reles (12th c.), var. of rel

3845 reles c1320 [app. a. OF. reles, var. of relais remain

3846 relevation c1400 [ a. OF. relevacion (Godef.), or ad.

3847 relief1 a1225 [ a. OF. relef, relief (also relie, r

3848 relief2 c1330 [ a. OF. relief, vbl. n. from relever

3849 relievement 1443 [ a. OF. releve-, relievement, f. rel

3850 relish, n.3 1611 [ ad. OF. relais (13th c. in Godef.)

3851 relusant, a. 13.. [ a. OF. reluisant, pres. pple. of re

3852 remain, n.1 1456 [ a. OF. remain, vbl. n. f. remaindre



3853 remauldit, a. 1471 [ ad. OF. remauldit, pa. pple. of rem

3854 remede, remeid, n. c1374 [ a. OF. remede, remide (12th c.; mod

3855 rememorance c1449 [ a. OF. rememorance (13th c.): see n

3856 remenant 13.. [ a. OF. remenant, remanant (AF. -aun

3857 remission a1225 [ a. OF. remission, ad. L. remission-

3858 remonstrance, n. c1477 [ a. OF. remonstrance (15th c.; mod.

3859 remord, n. 1456 [ a. OF. remord, var. of remors remor

3860 remorse, n. c1374 [ a. OF. remors (mod.F. remords), ad.

3861 remuable, a. c1374 [ a. OF. remuable (14th c.): see remu

3862 remue, n. 1433 [ a. OF. remue (Godef.).]

3863 remuled, a. 1481 [ ad. OF. remule, found only in the p

3864 renable, a. c1290 [ a. OF. renable, resnable (AF. also

3865 renay, n. 13.. [ ad. OF. reneie, pa. pple. of reneie

3866 renayrie, renoyrie 1340 [ a. OF. reneierie, renoierie: see re

3867 rencian a1272 [ a. OF. rentien (Godef.), of obscure

3868 renge, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. renge (Godef.), related to r

3869 renomed, ppl. a. 13.. [ ad. OF. renume, renome (later renom

3870 renomee c1386 [ a. OF. renomee, later renommee, f.

3871 rent, n.1 c1154 [ a. OF. rente (12th c.), rende = Pr.

3872 repair, n.1 c1330 [ a. OF. repeire, repaire (mod.F. rep

3873 repairment c1400 [ ad. OF. reparement: see repair v.2

3874 reparation c1384 [ a. OF. reparacion (14th c.; mod.F.

3875 reparel, n. 1466 f. the vb., or a. OF. repareil (Godef.).]

3876 repast, n. 13.. [ a. OF. repast (mod.F. repas), f. re

3877 repetition1 1526 [ a. OF. repeticion (mod.F. repetitio

3878 repletion c1386 [ a. OF. repletion (mod.F. repletion)

3879 replevin, n. 1461 F. replevin(e, f. OF. replevir to replevy: hence a

3880 replication c1374 [ a. OF. replication, -cion (also rep

3881 report, n. c1374 [ a. OF. report (rare) or raport (mod

3882 reprisal, n. 1447 [ a. OF. reprisaille (found in AF. in

3883 repromission 1382 [ a. OF. repromission, or ad. L. repr

3884 reproof1 13.. [ a. OF. reprove, -prouve (AF. also r

3885 repute, pa. pple. c1375 [irreg. f. OF. repute or L. reputatus (see

3886 request, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. requeste (12th c.; mod.F. re

3887 requirable, a. c1374 [orig. a. OF. requerable (1275 in Godef.);

3888 rerage 1377 [Aphetic f. OF. arerage: see arrearage.]

3889 rere-ban(d 13..



3889 rere-ban(d 13.. [ a. OF. rereban (Wace, etc.).]

3890 rescous, n. c1330 [ a. OF. rescous(s)e, rescusse, etc.

3891 rescrite 1382 [ a. OF. rescrit.]

3892 resemblable, a. ?a1366 [ a. OF. resemblable (14th c.): see r

3893 resemblant, a. and n. 1390 [ a. OF. resemblant (mod.F. ressembla

3894 reservation c1380 [ a. OF. reservation (14th c.), or ad

3895 reset, n.1 1297 [ a. OF. recet:-L. recept-um: see rec

3896 resetter c1380 [ a. OF. recetour, -eur: see reset v.

3897 resiant, a. and n. 1433 [ a. OF. reseant (rec-, resc-, ressea

3898 resistence c1374 [ a. OF. resistence, = Sp. and Pg. re

3899 resolution1 1382 [ a. OF. resolucion, -tion (14th c.;

3900 resonance 1491 [ a. OF. resonance, resonnance (15th

3901 resort, n. c1374 [ a. OF. resort, ressort resource, ai

3902 resource 1611 ce, ressourse, f. OF. re(s)sourdre to rise again,

3903 respite, n. c1290 [ a. OF. respit (mod.F. repit):-L. re

3904 resplendant, a. 1509 [ a. OF. resplendant: cf. prec. and -

3905 resplendishure 1483 [ ad. OF. resplendissour, -issur, etc

3906 resplendour, n. c1477 [ a. OF. resplendor, -ur, -eur, = Sp.

3907 respond, n. 1387 [ a. OF. respond (Godef.), f. respond

3908 response c1300 [In ME., a. OF. respuns, respons (mod.F. rep

3909 resport c1374 [ a. OF. resport (Godef.).]

3910 respoun(d, n. c1400 [ ad. OF. respuns response, or f. OF.

3911 rest, a. 14.. [Perh. ad. OF. reste (see resty a.), but c

3912 restablishment 1413 [ ad. OF. restablissement (mod.F. ret

3913 restaurance a1300 [ a. OF. restaurance. Cf. restorance.

3914 restaurative, a.1 and n. 1390 [ a. OF. restauratif, -ive, or ad. me

3915 restiff, a. c1410 [ a. OF. restif (mod.F. retif):-pop.

3916 restitution a1300 [ a. OF. restitution, -ucion (Sp. -uc

3917 restorance c1375 [ a. OF. restorance, f. restorer to r

3918 restorative, a. and n. c1400 [ a. OF. *restoratif, variant of rest

3919 restorement 13.. [ a. OF. restorement: see restore v.

3920 restraint, n. c1400 [ a. OF. restrainte fem. (also restra

3921 resty, a.2 a1300 [ a. OF. reste left over, pa. pple. o

3922 resurrection, n. c1290 [ a. OF. resurrecciun, -ection (F. re

3923 retail, n.1 (and a.) 1433 [ a. OF. retail masc. (= It. ritaglio

3924 retenant c1330 [ a. OF. retenant, pres. pple. of ret

3925 retention c1400



3925 retention c1400 [ a. OF. retencion, -tion:-L. retenti

3926 retentive, n. c1375 [ a. OF. retentive fem.; or from the

3927 retentive, a.1 c1375 [ a. OF. retentif, -ive (It., Sp., Pg

3928 retinue, n. c1375 [ a. OF. retenue, fem. of retenu, pa.

3929 retour, n. 13.. [ a. OF. retour, verbal n. of retourn

3930 retractive, a. and n. c1400 [ a. OF. retractif (mod.F. retractif)

3931 retreat, n. 13.. [ a. OF. retret masc., or retrete fem

3932 retribuer 1512 [ ad. OF. retribueur: see next.]

3933 retribution 1382 [ a. OF. retribucion, -ution (mod.F.

3934 reugle 1456 [ a. OF. reugle, riugle, variant of r

3935 revel, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. revel (reviel, rivel, etc.),

3936 revelation 1303 [ a. OF. revelaciun, -cion, -tion (mo

3937 revelous, a. c1386 [ a. OF. revelous, -eus, etc.: see re

3938 revenant, n.1 c1440 [ a. OF. revenant, f. as next.]

3939 revenue 1422 [ a. OF. revenu masc. (so in mod.F.)

3940 reverberation c1386 [ a. OF. reverberation (mod.F. reverb

3941 reverence, n. c1290 [ a. OF. reverence (mod.F. reverence)

3942 reverend, a. (and n.) 1449 [ a. OF. reverend (mod.F. reverend, =

3943 reverent, a. c1380 [In sense 1, a. OF. reverent for reverend, or af

3944 reverie, n. a1366 [In early use a. OF. reverie rejoicing, revelry,

3945 reverse, n. c1386 [ a. OF. revers masc. (so mod.F., = S

3946 reverse, a. and adv. 1303 [ a. OF. revers, or ad. L. revers-us,

3947 reversion1 1426 [ a. OF. reversion, -cioun (mod.F. re

3948 revestry, n. 1412 [ ad. OF. revestiaire (see prec.), af

3949 revocable, a. a1471 [ a. OF. revocable (mod.F. revocable,

3950 revocation c1420 [ a. OF. revocacion, -ation (mod.F. r

3951 revolution, n. 1390 [ a. OF. revolucion, -tion (mod.F. re

3952 reynard 13.. [Orig. a. OF. Renart, Renard, Regnart (see

3953 Rhenish, a. and n. 1375 . partly a. or ad. OF. rinois, rynois, rainois, AF

3954 rhetorian, n. and a. c1374 [ a. OF. rethorien (rect-), f. med.L.

3955 rhetoric, n.1 13.. [ a. OF. rethorique (mod.F. rhetoriqu

3956 rhetorician 1412 [ a. OF. rethoricien (rett-, rest-),

3957 rheum, n.1 1377 [ a. OF. reume (13th c.), mod.F. rhum

3958 rheumatic, a. and n. 1398 [ a. OF. ru-, reumatique (mod.F. rhum

3959 rhubarb, n. c1400 [ a. OF. reu-, reo-, rubarbe, mod.F.

3960 rial, a. (adv.) 13.. [ a. OF. rial, var. of real or roial:

3961 rialm 13..



3961 rialm 13.. [ a. OF. rialme, var. of realme realm

3962 rialty c1325 [ a. OF. *rialte, var. of realte real

3963 ribald, n. and a. a1240 [ a. OF. ribaut, -aud, -ault, -auld (

3964 ribaldail 1375 [ a. OF. ribau(l)daille, f. prec. (se

3965 ribalder 1362 [ f. OF. ribauder to play the ribald.

3966 ribaldise a1450 [ a. OF. ribau(l)dise.]

3967 ribaldry 13.. [ a. OF. re-, ribau(l)derie (= Sp., P

3968 ribaldy, n. c1290 [ a. OF. ribaudie, -auldie (= med.L.

3969 riband, n. 1377 [ a. OF. riban, ruban (13th cent.), o

3970 ribaudekin 1443 [ a. OF. ribaudequin, -kin, = MDu. ri

3971 ribibe, n. c1386 [ ad. OF. rubebe, rebebe (hence MDu.

3972 ribible 13.. [ ad. OF. rubebe (see prec.); the end

3973 rice, n.2 1234 and Da. ris), a. OF. ris (F. riz), ad. It. riso,

3974 richesse c1200 [ a. OF. richeise, -esce, -ece, -esse

3975 ridel, riddel, n. 13.. [ a. OF. ridel, mod.F. rideau.]

3976 rideled, pa. pple. and ppl. a. ?a1366 [ a. OF. rideled (later ridele), pa.

3977 riff, n.1 1338 [ a. OF. rif et raf, rif ne raf (see

3978 rifle, n.2 1459 [ a. OF. riffle a stick, billet of wo

3979 rigorous, a. c1380 [ a. OF. rigorous (mod.F. rigoureux),

3980 rigour c1386 [ a. OF. rigor, rigour (13th c.; mod.

3981 rime, n.1 c1200 [ a. OF. rime fem., for earlier *ridm

3982 rink, n.2 1375 [App. a. OF. renc row, rank, renk n.1, wi

3983 riot, n. a1225 [ a. OF. riote (rihote), riotte fem.,

3984 riotous, a. 1340 [ a. OF. riotous, rioteus, f. riot(e

3985 rival, n.1 1338 [ a. OF. rivaille, f. rive rive n.1]

3986 rive, n.1 a1300 [ a. OF. rive:-L. ripa bank.]

3987 river, n.1 a1297 [ a. OF. rivere, riviere, reviere (mo

3988 riveret 1538 [ ad. OF. riverete, riv(i)erette (F.

3989 rivet, n.1 14.. [ a. OF. rivet, f. river to fix, clin

3990 roach, n.1 1314 [ a. OF. roche (13th c. in Godef.), r

3991 roan, a. and n.1 1530 [ a. OF. roan, rouen, F. rouan, = Pro

3992 roast, n. c1330 [In sense 1, a. OF. rost masc. (mod.F. rot: cf.

3993 robbery c1200 [ a. OF. roberie (AF. also roberye),

3994 robe, n.1 c1275 [ a. OF. robe (robbe, roube), = Prov.

3995 Robin1 c1374 [ a. OF. Robin, a dim. or familiar fo

3996 robinet c1425 [ a. OF. Robinet, dim. of the persona



3997 roche, n.1 c1250 [ a. OF. roche, rocche (mod.F. roche)

3998 rocher 13.. [ a. OF. rochier (mod.F. rocher) masc

3999 rochet1 1382 [ a. OF. rochet (also roket, roquet,

4000 rochet2 a1377 [ a. OF. rouget, f. rouge red.]

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