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 Gruau. Course meale, or, the great of corne; also, a young Crane; also, as Grio; also, a Shittlecocke.  Gruaux d'avoine. Oatmeale, Groates.

Gruë: f. A Crane; also, the Engine so called; also, a sot, asse, goosecap, hoydon, lobcocke.  Gruë franche. Free lading and vnlading at a wharfe; (a Priuiledge due vnto some Marchants.)  Bec de gruë. as Col de gruë; also, a Cranes bill (or Pinsers fashioned like a Cranes bill) wherewith Surgeons pull bullets, and arrow-heads out of wounded bodies. Col de gruë. The hearbe Cranes-bill, Herons-bill, Storkes-bill, Pinke-needle; also, the hearbe Doues-foot; also, the hearbe Robert; (The later two being seuerall kinds of the first.)  Teste de gruë. as Col de gruë. Danser la gruë. To hop; or daunce vpon (onely) one leg.  S'entretenir comme font les gruës. Obstinatly to follow together one sect, side, or faction.

Gruë: com. Simple, sillie; sottish, foolish; and hence;  Le monde n'est plus gruë. The world growes wise a-*dayes.

Gruërie. as Grurie; also, the walke of a Gruyer. Droict de gruërie, & garenne. A royaltie belonging vnto some Lords Iusticers, who haue thereby the hunting, brousage, and pawnage of their subiects, or vassalls, woods.

Grugeoir: m. A small Grater; as Esgrugeoir. Grugeons. The smallest, or most writhen fruit on a tree; Writlings. ¶Norm. Gruger. To grudge, repine, mutter (v. m.) also, to crumble, or breake into small peeces; or, as Esgruger. Gruier: m. as Gruyer; Part of whose Office is, the keeping of the Hammer wherewith the wood, and timber thats felled for sale, or for the vse of Commoners, in Forrests, is marked. Gruierie. as Grurie. Gruiner. To gruntle, or grunt like a Hog.

Gruïr. To crunkle, or creake, like a Crane.

Gruirie. as Grurie. Grum. as Grain. ¶Langued. Grume: m. A knot, bunch, cluster; clutter; also, a twinckling, or sparkling, as of a Dyamond.

Grumeau de sang: m. A clot, or clutter of congealed bloud.

Grumelement: m. A grunting, as of Hogs.

Grumeler. as Grommeler. Grumeleux: m. euse: f. Clottie, cluttering, clusterie.  Bois grumeleux. Rough, knottie, rugged wood.

Grumer. To shite grapes; or, to void a dung that shewes the dunguer to haue eaten grapes; (a word applyed most vnto wild Swine.)

Grumeux. as Grumeleux. Gruo. Barley flower dryed by the fire, &c; as Grio. Gruolleux: m. euse: f. Grauellie, stonie.

Gruotte. as Griotte. Grupé: m. ée: f. Grasped, seised, griped.

Grupement: m. A grasping, or griping; a seisure.

Gruper. To seise, gripe, graspe.  Ie le vous gruperay au truc. See Truc. Gruppade: f. A violent gripe, seisure, graspe, catching, snatching at.

Grurie: f. Is a right of Jurisdiction (most properly) in the woods, and forrests that belong to another man; and consists of the notice taken of, and of the amerciaments

''and confiscations raised by, the offences committed therein. This right belongs wholly to the King in all the woods that be inclosed within his forrests, by reason whereof, the amerciaments and confiscations are euer adiudged vnto him, and the restitutions and dammages vnto the Proprietaries: (And yet if another haue so great a proportion of woods inclosed within, or ioyning vnto, the Kings forrests, that he must of necessitie keepe Officers to looke vnto them, and haue withall (by Prescription, or Charter) this right, or a Iurisdiction, within them, he may exercise it by his Officers, without the impeachment of the Kings;) also, the Office, or the walke, of a'' Gruyer. Grurie du charbon. Such a like Iurisdiction ouer the makers of Charcoale; as also, a propertie in part thereof, belonging to the King, in whose woods soeuer they be made.

Grus: m. Gruell; or water wherein any corne is boyled; Corne-broth; and hence;  Grus de froment. Furmentie.  Grus d'orge. as Orgemondé. Gruser. To grieue, or to repine, at.

Grusler des pois. To parch Pease.

Gruvau: m. Oat-meale; or the course meale of any other corne; the great of corne.

Gruyer: m. A principall forrester; a chiefe Warden, or Verderer; a maister Sergeant in a forrest; for this name is generall, and proper vnto all these seuerall officers; who in the title, and right thereof, belonging to the King, haue authoritie, to cause his Ordinances to be kept, & to punish the breakers thereof (as well within other Lords woods, as within his) either by setting amerciaments on their heads, or by confiscating of their cattell (the whole benefit whereof is, in most places, adiudged vnto him) yet if the fact committed (in his forrests) require a greater penaltie then 60 s. Tourn. they must referre it ouer to the censure of the maisters of the Forrests; also, as in Gruier. Gruyer: m. ere: f. Of a Crane; also, made (as a Hawke) onely for the Crane.

Gruyerie, & Gruyrie. as Grurie. Gruyo sec. as Grio. Gryllon: m. A Cricket, or Grasse-hopper.

Gryotte. as Griotte. Grypaume: f. The hearbe Motherwort.

Gryper. See Griper. Grys. as Gris. Guaillardet: m. A Streamer, Pennon, or Pendant, in Ships, &c.

Guainier: m. The tree called, Judas-tree; (belike because he hanged himselfe on one of that kind.)

Guaire. as Guere; Little. Guaive. Choses guaives. Waifes, or strayes; or, things quitted, abandoned, forsaken, left at randome.

Gualebaut: m. A hoyse-cup, or tosse-pot.

Guaranion. A kind of horse; (an old word.)

Guarantir. as Garantir; To warrant. Guarbances: f. Fitches, Vetches.

Guarde-manger. See Garde-manger. Guardon. as Gardon. Guare guare. War, war; take heed, take heed.  Sans dire guare. On a suddaine, at vnawares, before any warning giuen, without bidding beware.

Guarent. See Garent. Guari: m. ie: f. Healed, whole, cured, recouered, of a disease.

Guarigues. Plaine champian fields. ¶Rab.