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 borne at first onely in warres made against Infidells; but afterwards vsed in all other warres; and at length vtterly lost in a battell against the Flemings.

Oriflant: m. An Elephant.

Origan: m. Garden Organie, Spanish Origan, wild or bastard Marierome, English wild Marierome.  Origan de Candie. Bastard or wild Marierome of Candie.  Origan commun. English wild Marierome.  Origan Heracléen. Bastard Marierome.  Origan Onite. White bastard Marierome.  Origan sauvage. Wild Organie, groue Marierome.

Orige. Th' Orix; a fierce and cruell wild Goat; of a pale white colour, and a haire falling backwards to his hinder parts, and forward to his headwards; and hauing blacke, vpright, strong, and sharpe pointed horns, wherewith he often kills the most valiant hunters, or beasts, that purse, or assault, him.

Originaire: com. Originarie, naturall vnto, his from the beginning.  Les originaires de la ville. Such as were bred, and borne in the towne.

Originairement. Originarily, originally.

Original: m. An originall; the first authentick, or true draught of a writing.

Originalement. Originally, from the beginning.

Origine: f. An originall; a birth, beginning, ofspring; stocke, pedegree, kindred; a ground, cause, head, fountaine, welspring.

Originellement. Originally.

Orillier. Seeke Oreiller. Orillons: m. The Mumps, or an impostumous swelling behind the eares.

Orin: m. ine: f. Golden, of gold.

Orine. as Origine. Oriol. as Oriot. Orion: m. A thumpe, dust, cuffe, rap, knocke; also, a number of mischiefes, a multitude of euills; also, a certaine Signe of starres in the firmament.

Oriot: m. A Heighaw, or Witwall.

Oripeau: m. Base gold, leafe gold, false gold, Orpine, Painters gold; such gold as is laid on hangings, &c, of leather, &c.

Oripilation. ¶Rab. Looke Horripilation. Orizon. as Horison. Orle: f. A hemme, seluidge, or (narrow) border; in Blazon, an Vrle, or open border about, and within, a coat of Armes.

Orlé: m. ée: f. Hemmed, seluidged; welted, or bordered.

Orlement: m. A hemming, seluidging; welting, bordering.

Orler. To hemme, seluidge; border; welt th' edges, or sides of.

Orlet. A little hemme, seluidge; welt, border.

Orlure: f. A hemme, or hemming; seluidge, or seluidging; border, or bordering.

Ormaire. as Armaire. Ormaye: f. A groue of Elmes.

Orme: m. An Elme tree. Orme blanc. The white Elme, yoake Elme, Horne-*beame, hard Beame tree. Orme champestre. Th' ordinarie Elme. Orme de montaigne. The mountaine Elme; or, the great broad-leaued Elme. Orme sauvage. as Orme de montaigne. Vn Advocat dessous l'orme. An obscure Lawyer; a pratling, or pidling Pettifogger. Iuge dessous l'orme. The Judge of a village; an inferiour Judge; Looke Iuge. Ormeau: m. A little, or young, Elme tree.

Ormeteau. as Ormeau. Orne: f. The furrow made by a plough; the deepe rut, or tracke made by a cart wheele, in the ground.  Il conduisoit sourdement cette orne. Hee carried this businesse verie closely; he handled it so as few had notice, or got any inkling, of it.

Orné: m. ée: f. Decked, adorned, trimmed, tricked, garnished, imbellished, beautified, graced; gaily arrayed, gallantly furnished, finely set forth.

Ornemént: m. An ornament, grace, beautie, imbellishment; rich, or comelie garnishment, goodlie furnishment, faire attire; also, an adorning, decking, trimming, tricking.

Ornément. Neatly, trimly, finely, gallantly, beautifully, gracefully.

Orneomantie: f. Diuination by the mouing of birds.

Orner. To decke, adorne, trimme, tricke; beautifie, grace, garnish, imbellish; to set out finely, attire gallantly, furnish gaily.

Ornier: m. ere: f. Full of ruts, worne with many tracts.

Orniere: f. The rut, or tract of a cart wheele, &c.

Ornithogalon. Starre of Bethelem (an hearbe.)

Orobe: m. Orobus; the bitter Vetch, or Fitch.

Oroer: m. as Oratoire; An Oratorie.

Orologeur: m. A Clocke-maker, Watch-maker, Dyall-maker.

Oroscope: m. The Horoscope, or Ascendant, of a Natiuitie; Looke Horoscope. Orpeau. as Oripeau; or as; Orpel: m. Siluer and by-gold; a kind of leafe-tinne, vsed in the siluering ouer of trifles for children.

Orphanité. as Orfanité. Orphe: f. A kind of daintie sea Ruffe, or sea Pearch.

Orphée: f. as Orphie. Orphelin. Seeke Orfelin. Orphelinage: m. Orphanage; the state of an Orphan; a being (young, and) without parents.

Orphie: f. The Hornebeake, Hornekecke, Piper-fish, Garre-fish.

Orpigment: m. as; Orpiment: m. Orpiment, or Arsenicke; a golden-coloured poison, or drug, found verie deepe in the earth.

Orpimenter. To mingle, or colour, with Orpiment.

Orpin: m. Orpine, Liblong, or Liue-long; an hearbe; also, Orpine, Orpiment, or Arsenicke; a drug.  Orpin rouge. Red Arsenicke; a bright-red colour found in gold, and siluer mines.

Orprimes. Looke Or. Orque: f. A Hulke, or huge ship; also, the Ourke, a sea-monster, enemie to the Whall; (sometimes) also, the graue, or hell.

Orteil: m. A toe.

Orthodoxe: com. Orthodox, orthodoxall; of a right faith, true beliefe, sound opinion.

Orthogoiné: m. ée: f. Right cornered.

Orthogonal: m. ale: f Orthogonall, right cornered.

Orthopnoïque: com. One whose light-pipes are so obstructed, or straitned, that he cannot breath but when he holds his necke vpright.

Ortie: f. A Nettle; the common Nettle, female Nettle, great Nettle. Ortie blanche. The hearbe Archangell, blind Nettle, dead Nettle. Ortie bruslante. The small Nettle, or small burning Nettle.