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Orendroit. Now, or, about this time.

Orer. To pray; beseech, implore, desire.

Ores. Now, at this time. D'ores en avant. Hence forward, from this time forth.

Orfanité: f. Orphanisme; the state of an Orphan.

Orfanté: f. as Orfanité; Also, barrennesse, want, or depriuation of children.

Orfaverisé: m. ée: f. as Orfavrisé. Orfaveriser. To worke Goldsmithes worke, to play the Goldsmith.

Orfavrerie: f. as Orfevrerie. Orfavrisé: m. ée: f. Wrought with Goldsmithes worke.

Orfavriser. as Orfaveriser. Orfe: f. A kind of daintie Sea-Ruffe, or Sea-Pearch.

Orfebvre. Looke Orfevre. Orfelin: m. ine: f. Orphan, fatherlesse and motherlesse, without parents.

Orfenin. as Orfelin. Orfevre: m. A Goldsmith. Orfevre de la terre. A Gardener; so tearmed of the excellencie of his worke, wherein he surpasses th' ordinarie Husbandman as farre as the Goldsmith a Blacksmith.

Orfevré: m. ée: f. Wrought with Goldsmithes worke.

Orfevrerie: f. The Goldsmithes trade, or worke.

Orfevresse: f. A Goldsmithes wife, or woman Goldsmith.

Orfevreux: m. euse: f. Furnished with, or trauelling in, Goldsmithes worke; also, full of Goldsmithes.

Orfevrie. as Orfevrerie. Orfrais: m. Broad welts, or gards of gold, or siluer imbroiderie laid on Copes, and other Church-vestements: In old time the Jackets, or Coat-armours of the Kings Gard were tearmed so, because they were couered with Goldsmithes worke.

Orfraiz. as Orfrais; also, as Orfraye. Orfraye: m. The great, and greedie water-fowle called an Osprey.

Orfres: f. Buds, &c; as Boutons. Organe: m. An Organ, or Instrument wherewith any thing may be made, or done.

Organique: com. Organicall, instrumentall, vsed as a meanes. Veines Organiques. Looke Veine. Organiste: m. An Organist; one that vsually playes on a paire of Organs.

Organiste: com. as Organique. Orgasme: m. An extreame fit, or expression of anger.

Orge: m. Barlie. Orge emondé. Naked Barlie; a kind of Barlie whose huske, when it is ripe, falls from it of it selfe. Orge mondé. The same; also, French Barlie, or pilled and cleansed Barlie; also, pottage, or pap made thereof; Barlie pottage. Orge de muraille. Wild Barlie, purre Barlie, way Barlie, way Bennet. Orge paumé. Beere Barlie, big Barlie, Barlie with the square eare. Orge Pelé. as Orge mondé. À grain d'orge. In a triangle forme. Faire leurs orges. To make their market, or make vp their mouthes. L'argent quand l'orge. One for another (is faire play.) Semer vn grain d'orge pour attrapper vn pigeon. To giue, or loose a little in hope of getting much.

Orgée: f. Barlie gruell; Furmentie, or pottage of Barlie.

Orge-mondé: m. ée: f. Made of French Barlie, or naked Barlie.

Orgeol: m. A long wart resembling a Barlie corne, and growing on th' edge, or corner of an eye-lid.

Orgie: f. A fadome.

Orgies: m. The Sacrifices of Bacchus.

Orgoose. Licisque orgoose. A salt bitch: ¶Rab. Orgueil: m. A rowler, or, a round truncheon laid vnder a great stone, or peece of timber, for the more easie remouing thereof; also, as Orgeol; whence the Prouerbe; Qui refuse à vne femme enceincte, vn orgueil luy vient à l'oeil. Orgueil: m. Pride, swelling disdaine, statelinesse, hautinesse, loftinesse of mind, surlinesse, arrogancie, surquedrie. Orgueil n'a pas bon oeil: Prov. He scuruily lookes that proudly lookes; or, as in Oeil. Il n'est orgueil que de povre enrichi: Prov. There is no pride vnto th' inriched begger.

Orgueilleusement. Proudly, surlily, scornefully, arrogantly.

Orguilleux: m. as Orgeol. Orgueilleux: m. euse: f. Proud, surlie, swelling; puft vp with a conceit of his owne worth; statelie, hautie, loftie-minded; scornefull, disdainefull. Muscle orgueilleux. A muskle in th' vpper part of the cheeke, neere to the hollow seat of th' eye, which it drawes towards the temples. Orgueilleuse semblance monstre folle cuidance: Prov. An hautie looke argues a fond presumption. Deux orgueilleux ne peuvent estre portez sur vn Asne: Prov. Looke Asne. Il n'est si grand despit que de povre orgueilleux: Prov. A proud begger is the despightfullest creature aliue.

Orgueilli: m. ie: f. Growne proud, statelie, surlie, puft vp with pride, swollen with disdaine.

s'Orgueillir. To wax proud, grow surlie, become statelie, take much state vpon him.

Orgues: f. Organs; wind-instruments; also, Barges for carriage, Westerne Barges; also, a kind of small Artillerie. Dire d'orgues. vous dites d'orgues. You say blew; how say you to that; wisely brother Timothie; true Roger; did am did am. Iouër des orgues. To play the lasciuious wanton, to leacher.

Oribus. Compere d'oribus. A superficiall, or hollow-hearted friend, or companion. Pouldre d'oribus. Powder of proiectiō, or of the Philosophers stone; tearmed thus (in derision, and) because much gold hath beene wasted in the searching for it; thence also, any cousening, or iugling powder.

Orichal. as Archal. Orient: m. Th' Orient, East, or East part of the world; the Sunne-rise.

Oriental: m. ale: f. Orientall, Easterlie; orient, bright, cleere.

Orienté: m. ée: f. Maison bien orientée. A house well set toward th' East; or whose forefront is made Eastward. Vne pierre bien orientée. Verie Orient, or Orientall.

Oriere: f. as Orée. Orifice: m. Th' orifice; mouth, brimme, or entrance into, a thing.

Oriflam. as Oriflambe.

Oriflambe. The great, and holie Standerd, of France;