Surplusage, l. 518, rest, remainder.

Syttyng, l. 302, fit, suitable.  ’Syttyng or convenyent—­m. asseant ... aduenant.’  Palsgrave.

Table, how to wait at, l. 113.

Tacches, l. 176, tache, l. 198; Fr. tache, a spot, staine, blemish. 
Cot.

Taches, H., teches, O., l. 453, manners.

Teeth, don’t pick ’em with your knife, l. 248.

Terre, l. 67; tar, to set on, provoke; O. Fr. atarier.  They have terrid thee to ire.  Wiclif, Psalms.  Sc. tirr, to snarl; quarrelsome, crabbed.  Wedgwood.

Thewed, l. 20, mannered.

Towel, don’t soil it, l. 263, 266.

Traverse, l. 242, change from side to side.

Trencher; keep yours clean, l. 269.

Trety, l. 529, treatise.

True as the gospel, l. 503.

Weyne, l. 166, A.S. wanian, to diminish, take away.

Wind, break not, up or down, l. 202.

Wise man, the; his marks of a youth likely to be had, l. 104;—­his counsel as to speaking, l. 137, 147.

Women, always take good heed to them, l. 506.

Wyndlese, l. 471, windlass.

Yanglers, l. 207, chatterers.

Ydellye, l. 315, idly.

Ynympariable, l. 380, unequalled, L. par, Fr. pareil, equal, like.