• telerd, tellerd

telerd adj. Also tellerd . From teler n.(1). Of a crossbow: provided with a stock. (1458) Will York in Sur.Soc.30 218 ij balistas, j tellerd et alta intellerd.

• terminge

terminge ger. From termen v. That which brings something to an end. a1425 York MGame [OD col.] Dgb 182 Prol. Men wote well that the grettest termynge of sekenes þat may be is swote.

• threver, thrawer

threver n. Also thrawer . From threve n. One who cuts down thraves of wheat, a reaper. -?-(1358) Reg.Freemen York in Sur.Soc.96 52 Johannes Urefadir, thrawer.

• becroisen

becroisen v. To come across (sth.). (c1410) York MGame Vsp B.12 84 Þe lymnere, if he becroise þe fues of a dere, he wil anon chalange it.

• belled

belled adj. From belle (1). Shaped like a bell. (1447) Will York in Sur.Soc.30 126 Lego Johanni..Unam peciam argenteam coopertam vocatam bellyd pece.

• branded

branded ppl. ?Cp. branden & MnE brinded , brended , brindled . Brindled. (1345) Will York in Sur.Soc.4 12 Unam vaccam branded juniorem. (1444) Paston 2.58 Una juvenca brendyt.

• briddere, birder

briddere n. Also birder . From brid . Bird hunter, fowler; -- only in names. (1333) Sub.R.Stf. in WSAS 10 124 Ricardus le Bryddere. -?-(1441) Reg.Freemen York in Sur.Soc.96 81 Rob. Birder.

• cabochen, cabachen

cabochen v. Also cabachen . From caboche To cut off (the head). (c1410) York MGame Vsp B.12 99 Þere nedeþ nomore but þe caboche [Dgb: to caboche; Add: cabache] his hede.

• cervier, corryner

cervier n. Also (error) corryner . OF The lynx; loupe . a1456 York MGame Add 16165 39 Men calleth him in Guyene loupeceruyers [Vsp: loupes corryners (error)].

• clare-cord

clare-cord n. L clarus & chorda . ?A clavichord. (1458) Will York in Sur.Soc.30 213 Lego Roberto Haxby..j par de clarecordes, et j..Balettboke.

• agarite

agarite n. Verjuice. (c1410) York MGame Vsp B.12 55 Þerto putt ye ii dragmes of agarite [OF d'agret]..put in his erys and he shal scombire.

• cruk

cruk n. ON ; cp. OI krukka , corresp. to OE crocc(a . A pot or crock. (1423) Will York in Sur.Soc.30 23 Unum par furcarum pro dependencia ollarum..et cruks.

• procutour, procutur, -tor, -teur, -ter, procatour, -tur, prokator, proketour, procketur, proctour, -tur, -ter, prouctour

accomptes of John Kyng and John Benet..Proctours or Yconomi of the prebendal Chirche of Thame. (1468) Stonor 1.96 In primis, paid to John of Devenshire, proctor of the fraternite of Seynt Elen in Abendon, for makyng of the seid Richard.

• neuli

Sur.Soc.85 3 John Lyllyng come befor ye sayd..Mayr ofYork,Richard Russell newly Mayr of ye Staple and Calyse, William Bowes. (1443) Will York in Sur.Soc.30 134 I bequethe to..my sone..a..salar of silver that weyeth ix ounces and a quarteron,

• crucifix, crusifix, crucifixes, crucifix

of the , an image of Christ crucified, a crucifix; also, a mental image of Christ on the cross; signe of the , a representation of Christ crucified; (b) a painting of Christ on the cross; (c) a vision

• chest(e, chist(e, kist(e, cest, cist

munymentes of your place be surely keppede in a chyste vndere two lokkes of diuerse forme. (1444) Will York in Sur.Soc.30 100 j prese kiste..cum j warre kiste habentem ij stages. ?a1450(a1400) Siege Jerus.(1) LdMisc 656 477 Cayphas of þe

• countour, compter, -our, contour, counter, -or, -re, -ur, cunter, -ur, konter, chountre, comitour, cowntewery

said Richard Hertangir..as prisoner vn to ye Counter within ye said Citee of london. (1439) EEWills 113/18 All-so I be-queth to euery prisoner yn the prison of Ludgate, And ech of the ij Countours of London, a loof of a

• for(e-leg

for(e-leg n. Cp. leg . The front leg of a quadruped. (c1410) York MGame Vsp B.12 30 Some men seyn þat by þe forlegge [F la jambe devant] of þe boor men shul knowe how many yere he is olde,

• gait

border on a garment. A band or border on cloth. (1433) Will York in Sur.Soc.30 50 Duas pelves parvas rotundas pro camera, sex qwysshyns de gaitez. (1444) Will York in Sur.Soc.30 99 Item lego..qwissyngges clothes cum gaytes de arras werke

• ginnous, ginnoule

. From gin(ne n. Crafty, guileful. (c1410) York MGame Vsp B.12 34 If [the wolf] is a wonder gynnous [Dgb: gynnouse] beest and conyng and a fals moor þan eny oþer beest. (c1410) York MGame Vsp B.12 37 Þei [foxes]