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 vnder another; a suborning, foisting, forging, thrusting of bad stuffe among, or in lieu of, that which is good.

Supposer. To suppone; to put, lay, or set vnder; to suborne, forge, counterfeit, foist or thrust in false things among, or in stead of, true; also, to suppose, imagine, meane, vnderstand, more then's expressed.  Supposer vn enfant. To change a child.

Supposeur: m. A suborner, foister, forger, counterfeiter.

Suppositoire: m. A Suppositarie; made of honey, and salt boyled vnto the consistence of paste, and fashioned somewhat like a finger.

Suppost: m. A Deputie, one that is put in the roome of another; a suborned, counterfeit, forged, or foisted-in peece; also, a disciple, or scholler; also, an inferior, or vnder officer in a Court of Justice.   Vn suppost du diable. A limme of the diuell.  Quelque bon suppost vous le dira. Some good fellow or other will tell it you.

Suppression: f. Suppression, a suppressing or holding downe; a concealement; a stopping, or staying.

Supprimé: m. ée: f. Suppressed, held downe, kept vnder; hidden, concealed; stopped, retained, restrained; suffocated; base, low, soft; short.

Supprimer. To suppresse, represse, oppresse; hold vnder, keepe downe; conceale, hide; stop, retaine, restraine vnlawfully; suffocate; humble.

Suppuratif: m. iue: f. Suppuratiue, mattaring, drawing to a head, causing to mattar.

Suppuration: f. A suppuration, or mattaring; a gathering to a mattarie head; also, a breaking and clensing thereof.

Suppuré: m. ée: f. Suppured, growne mattarie; resolued into mattar; also, voided, or drained of such mattar; fully clensed.

Suppurer. To suppure; a byle, or impostume to become soft, resolue into mattar, or grow to a mattarie head; also, to breake, and void, or draine it; fully to clense it.

Supputation: f. A supputation, account, reckoning, supposition, coniecture, surmise.

Sur: m. The South.

Sur: m. sure: f. Sowre, sharpe, eagar, tart.

Sur. On, vpon, ouer, aboue; before; at, by, hard by, toward, about; also, touching, or concerning.  Avoir vn ieu sur. To haue a game with.

Surabonder. To superabound, redound, exceed, ouer-*flow.

Surachapt: m. An ouerbuying; a bargaine too deerely bought, or for which too much hath beene giuen.

Suracheter. To ouerbuy, pay too deerely, giue too much for.

Suradjouster. To giue vantage, adde more, put moreouer.

Suragé: m. ée: f. Decrepite, ouer-old, growne farre in yeares.

Sural: m. ale: f. as Sur; or, sowrish.

Surale: f. A great veine vnder the bought of the knee; Looke vnder Veine. Surandoillier: m. The beankler, or second branch of a Deeres head; Looke Surendouiller. Surannation: f. A growing old, stale, or aboue a yeares date; and, a cause not followed or called on, a sentence, commission, or command not executed, within the yeare and day.

Suranné: m. ée: f. Aboue a yeare passed or old, of more then one yeares date or age; also, stale, past the best, ouerworne with yeares.

Suranner. To paße, or exceed the compasse of a yeare; to be of more then one yeares date or age; also, to heape yeares vpon yeares, grow stale, wax verie old.

Suranter. To graffe, settle, or fasten vpon.

Surattendre. To goe faire and softly before, to slacke his pace that another may ouertake him; to attend or stay for, not altogether, but in passing easily forward; also, to attend, or wait too long.  Qui bien attend ne surattend: Prov. He that expects good lucke stayes not too long; or, he that waits to good purpose ouerwaits not.

Suravancer. To aduance too farre, or vpon.

Surbaigné: m. ée: f. Bathed, bedewed ouer.

Surbaissé; whence, Voute surbaissée. A flat vault, or arche.

Surbandé: m. ée: f. Bound, welted, or garded ouer.

Surbastir. To build vpon.

Surbatture: f. A surbating.

Sur-belheur: m. The name of a certaine tart Apple.

Surboire. To drinke vpon, or drink more then is needfull after, meat.

Surceance. Looke Surseance. Surcens: m. A Cens raised vpon a Cens; a second rent, or Cens created vpon the alienation of land Censuel; as when a tenant Censier passes away his estate with reseruation of a rent or Cens to himselfe, besides that which was formerly due, and is still to be payed, vnto the Lord.

Surcense: m. as Surcens. Surcensier: m. One that charges land with a new, or second Cens. Surcensier: m. ere: f. whence, Rente surcensiere. as Surcens. Surcharge: f. A surcharge, or new charge; a charge vpon a charge, load vpon a load, burthen vpon burthen.

Surcharger. To surcharge; ouerload, ouerburthen; or, lay load vpon load, burthen vpon burthen.

Surciel: m. The tester of a cloth of State, &c; the part thereof which hangs, commonly in a square forme, ouer the Princes head.

Surconcevoir. To concieue young vpon young; or, as Superfoeter. Surcot: m. An vpper kirtle; or garment worne ouer a kirtle.

Surcottier: m. The tenant vnto a Cottier; he to whom a Cottier hath let his land for a Rent, or Cens. Surcottiere: f. Land, or an estate in land, held of a Cottier by Rent, or Cens. Surcouvert: m. te: f. Couered ouer.

Surcouvrir. To couer ouer.

Surcrest: m. A crest vpon a crest; an vpper top, or crest.

Surcrez. as Surcroist. Surcroist: m. A surplusage, ouer-measure, vantage, addition, amends; also, an ouer-growing, a rising or springing vpon.

Surcroistre. To ouergrow; to rise or spring vp on.

Surculeux: m. euse: f. Full of hard shootes, slips, or sprigs. Surdastre: com. Deafish; somewhat deafe, hard or thicke of hearing.

Surdité: f. Deafenesse.

Surdoré: m. ée: f. Gilt ouer.

Surdorer. To gild ouer.

Surdoreur: m. A gilder ouer.

Surdoreure: f. A gilding ouer.

Sureau: m. An Elder tree; Looke Suseau. Sureau aquatic. The water Elder, Whitten tree, Ople tree, Dwarfe-plane tree.