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 Sureau de marais. The same; or marish Elder.  Sureau de montaigne. The mountaine Elder, the wild Elder.

Surelle: f. Sorrell.

Suremplir. To fill vp, or to ouerfill.

Surendouiller, ou Surentouiller: m. The royall of a Stag, the Beancler of a Bucke; the second branch on either of their heads.

Surer. Looke Seurer. Sureté: f. Suretie, safetie, securitie, assurance.

Surface: f. The surface; the superficies or vpper part, the first shew or outward face, of things.

Surfaire. To ouerprise, to hold at an ouer-deere rate.

Surfaiseur: m. One that ouerpriseth his ware.

Surfaix: m. A sursengle, or long girth.

Surflorir. To blossome vpon the fruit, or to bloome or blossome after the first blossomes are vaded.

Surflot: m. The rising of billow vpon billow, or the interchanged swelling of seuerall waues.

Surflotter. To floate or swimme vpon.

Surfoncier: m. ere: f. whence, Rente surfonciere; à la difference de la premiere rente fonciere, qui est la plus ancienne, & premierement creée. Surfondu: m. uë: f. Melted away; also, powred vpon.

Surfondre. To melt away; also, to powre vpon.

Surfriser. To frizle ouer, to curle vpon.

Surgallion: com. A slouen, or slut (at Blois.) Surgeon. Looke Sourgeon. Surgeonner. To shoot out, spring, spurt vp.

Surgermé: m. ée: f. Sprung vp, spred abroad.

Surgetté: m. ée: f. Ouercast.

Surgi: m. ie: f. Arriued, come to shore, or neere the shore.

Surgidoir: m. as Surgidoire. Surgidoire: f. A road, gulfe, or bosome of the sea, for shippes to ride in; (sometimes also the opposite, a Promontorie, Cape, or Bay of land entring into the sea; belike because they alwaies affoord a riding for ships;) also, the hole, or hollow of an impostume, or mattarie sore.

Surgir. To arriue, take land, goe ashore; or to ride, or draw, neere the shore.

Surgissant: m. ante: f. Arriuing, comming to shore; or riding, as a ship, neere the shore.

Surgissement: m. An arriuing, taking land, going ashore; or a riding, or drawing, neere the shore.

Surguinder. To hoise vp on high.

Surhasté: m. ée: f. Precipitated, ouerhastened; hastened vnseasonably, or before it time.

Surhaster. To precipitate, ouerhasten; hasten vnseasonably, or before it time.  Se surhaster. To make too much hast, or more hast then good speed.

Surhausser. To hoise, raise, or lift vp on high.  Se surhausser. To swell, rise, increase.

Suriect: m. A couering, or ouercasting.  Droict de suriect. Power to adde vnto the last price thats offered at an Outcry.

Suriectement: m. An ouercasting, or casting vpon.

Suriecter. To ouercast, or cast vpon.

Surillustre: com. Super excellent, most illustrious, exceedingly renowmed.

Surimposition: f. A surcharge; an ouer-great imposition, or, an imposition raised vpon an imposition.

Surintendance: f. Superintendencie, an ouerseeing.

Surintendant: m. A superintendent, an ouerseer.

Surjon. Looke Sourgeon.

Surlié: m. ée: f. Tyed ouer, bound vpon. Surlier. To tye ouer, to bind vpon.

Surluire. To shine, or cast a great light vpon.

Surmaçonner. To build vpon, or ouer.

Surmanger. To eat vpon, or immediately after, a meale; to eat more; to ouer-eat.

Surmarcher. To tread, or goe vpon.

Surmeule: f. An vpper Mill-stone.

Surmesure: f. Ouer-measure, too great measure.

Surmontable: com. Surmountable, surpaßable, exceedable; subduable.

Surmonté: m. ée: f. Surmounted, surpaßed, exceeded; subdued, vanquished, ouercome.

Surmontement: m. A surmounting, surpassing, exceeding; subduing, ouercomming.  Surmontement des iouës. A chuffie out-standing, or swelling of the cheekes, beyond all due, and comelie proportion.

Surmonter. To surmount, surpaße, get before; goe beyond; to subdue, vanquish, ouercome.

Surmoust: m. New or sweet wine.

Surmulet: m. A sore Mullet; or, the great sea-Barbell.

Surnager. To float, swimme aloft, ouer, or vpon.

Surnaissance: f. An ouergrowth, or growing vpon.

Surnaissant. Growing ouer, or vpon; succeeding.

Surnaistre. To grow ouer, or vpon; to succeed of.

Surnom: m. A surname.

Surnommé: m. ée: f. Surnamed.

Surnommer. To giue a surname vnto.

Surnoyer. To ouerdrowne, ouerwhelme; oretop, ouergrow.

Suroest: m. The Southwest wind.

Suroindre. To annoint vpon, or ouer.

Suronder. To float vpon the waues.

Surop. Looke Syrop. Suroreiller. To round, or whisper in the eare.

Suros: m. A bonie, and vicious excrescence, growing about the cornet of a horses foot (and then called a ring-*bone) or vpon his shinne-bone (and then called a knot, or knob.)

Surot. as Suros. Surpasser. To surpaße, goe beyond, exceed, surmount, excell.

Surpayer. To pay too deerely for.

Surpeau: f. An vpper skinne.

Surpelis: m. A Surplis.

Surpendant: m. ante: f. Hanging ouer, or vpon.

Surpendre. To hang vp, ouer, or vpon.

Surpendu: m. uë: f. Hanged vp, ouer, or vpon.  Clef surpenduë. Looke vnder Clef. Surpenduë: f. A iettie; an out-iutting roome, &c, as Soupenduë; also, a roome, or false floore to lay wood in, gained betweene a cellar, (for that purpose made the deeper) and the roome which is next aboue it.

Surpente: f. The same in the first sence; or, as Soupenduë. Surpoids: m. Ouerweight, or weight aboue iust weight; the ouerplus of weight put into the scole of a balance, and making it weigh downe, or ouerweigh that which is in the other scole.

Surpepon: m. A great Melon, or Pumpion.

Surplis: m. A Surplis.

Surplus: m. A surplusage, remainder, ouerplus.  Au surplus. (Aduerbially) besides, ouer, aboue, ouer and besides, ouer and aboue, moreouer, furthermore.

Surpoil: m. as Serpaut.

Surpoinct: m. Spech grease; an oylie grease scummed