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 Susbout. (Adverb.) Vp, an end.

Suscept: m. A subiect, or one that liues vnder the protection of another.

Susceptible: com. Susceptible, capable.

Suscet. as Suscept. Suscitateur: m. A raiser, awaker, inciter, prouoker, stirrer vp.

Suscitation: f. A suscitation, awaking, raising, inciting, or stirring vp.

Susciter. To suscitate, awake, raise, quicken, kindle, incite, stirre vp.

Susciteur: m. A raiser, awaker, kindler, quickener, inciter, stirrer vp.

Susclavier: m. ere: f. Vpon the kannell bone; whence;  Veine susclaviere. The second maine ascendant branch of the hollow veine.

Suscouche: f. The Night-mare.

Suseau: m. An Elder tree; Looke Sureau. Suseau bas. as Suseau femelle. Suseau femelle. Wallwort, Danewort, Bloudwort, dwarfe Elderne.  Petit suseau. The same.

Susespineux: m. euse: f. Resting vpon the backe-bone; whence;  Muscle susespineux. A muscle whereby the arme is raised, or drawne vpwards.

Suslambris: m. The vpper seeling of a house, &c.

Suspect: m. ecte: f. Suspected, doubted, mistrusted, had in iealousie.

Suspection: f. Suspition, iealousie.

Suspend. as Suspens. Suspendre. To suspend; remoue, depose, depriue, discharge for a time; also, to deferre, delay, keepe in doubt, hold off with vncertaine tearmes.

Suspendu: m. uë: f. Suspended; deposed, remoued, or discharged for a time; also, deferred, put off, delayed, held in suspence.

Suspens. Doubtfull, vncertaine, in suspence.

Suspensif: m. iue: f. Suspensiue, suspending, onely for a time.

Suspension: f. A suspension, or suspending; a deposall, remoue, or discharge, onely for a time.

Suspensoire: com. Hanging, dangling, swinging; suspensorie, in suspence.

Suspensoires. Certaine cords, or strings (hanging from the bedstead) for a sicke man to take hold of, and beare vp himselfe with, when he would remoue, or alter his lying.

Suspied. (Adverb.) vp, or afoot.

Sustenté: m. ée: f. Sustained, fed, nourished; maintained; comforted.

Sustenter. To sustaine, feed, nourish, find; maintaine; comfort.

Sustentifique: com. Sustaining, feeding, nourishing, maintaining.

Sus-test: m. The Pericranion, or skinne that couers the skull.

Susteste d'une bride. The head-peece of a bridle.

Sus-ventre. as Epigastre. Susuest: m. A Southwest wind.

Sutin: m. The sweating sicknesse.

Suture: f. A suture, or seame; a sowing, ioyning, or fastening together. Suture coronale. The coronall suture; a seame which compasses the forhead, or forepart of the head in forme of a halfe circle. Suture Lambdoïde. A suture in the hinder part of the skull, toward the bottome whereof it begins, and ends when it meets with the Sagitale. Suture Mendeuse. The suture, whereby the bone of the temples is diuided from the scull.  Suture sagitale. The seame which running straight on in the top of the scull, diuides the right side from the left, and (sometimes) descends euen to the nose.  Suture scameuse. as Mendeuse. Suture seiche. A closing vp of wounds (especially in the face) by gluing on either side thereof a peece of indented cloth, whose points answering one another, are gently drawne together with needle and thred.  Suture sphenoïde. A false suture in the end, or bottome of the noddle, whence it passes vnder the Os coniugal, and ends neere the ends of the Coronall suture.

Suvereau: m. The great bastard Mackarell. ¶Marseillois. Suye: f. Soot of a chimney; any bleach.  Suye d'Encens. Soot of Jncense, burnt (of purpose for the soot) in a close pot; of an abstersiue, and cooling propertie; clenses, and fills vp the vlcers, and appeases the heats and inflamations, of the eyes.  Suye des Peintres. Painters soot; a corrosiue, and astringent stuffe gotten in Glasse-houses.

Suyer: m. An Elder tree.

Suyn de laine. Looke Suin. Suyne: f. A precious stone found in some Serpents.

Suyte: f. A chase, pursuit, prosecution of suit against; also, the traine, attendants, or followers of a (great) person; the companie he drawes along with him; also, a sequele, issue, consequent, or consequence; also, a succession, continuance, or vnintermitted course of things; Looke Suitte. Suyvamment. Successiuely, consequently, afterward.

Suyvant: m. A follower, one of the traine of.

Suyvant: m. ante: f. Following, succeeding, ensuing.

Suyvre. To follow, goe after, attend or wait on; imitate, or counterfeit; chase, or pursue; succeed, or ensue: (En la vendition on dit qu'on suit la chose, quand on la demande à vn tiers detenteur non obligé personnellement à la rendre. l'Oiseau.)  Suyvre le broust. Looke Broust. Suyvre ses coups. To prosecute, or second a beginning.  Suyvre la fortune. To take, or adhere vnto, the stronger side.  Suyvre les lopins. To hunt after good cheere; to prostitute himselfe, on all base conditions, vnto his owne appetite.  Qui suit les poules apprend à grater la terre: Pro. See Grater. Qui bons lopins mange bons lopins le suyvent: Prov. Prouision followes them that vse to fare well; where best meat's eaten markets are best serued.

Suzeau. Looke Suseau. Suzerain: m. Soueraigne (yet subalterne) superior (but not supreame) high in iurisdiction (though inferior to the highest.)

Suzeraineté: f. Soueraigne (but subalterne) iurisdiction, superior (but not supreame) power; high or chiefe authoritie, subiect or inferior, to the maiestie of Kings.

Suzerains: m. High and mightie Lords hauing vnder them many vaßalls, were tearmed so in old time; and at this day the Kings principall Judges haue sometimes this title bestowed on them.

Sybilot: m. Looke Sibilot. Sycomantie: f. Diuination by Figge-leaues.

Sycomore: m. The Sycomore, Figge-Sycomore tree, Mulberrie Figge-tree.