Algates: in all ways
Arace: tear away
Asterte: escape
Bereve: to take away
Bet: better
Bete: to make better
Borwe: borrow
By Kynde: by nature, referring to the natural order
Careful: sorrowful
Certes: certainly
Coude: knew
Daunce: dance
Debonairtee: graciousness
Deel: times
Desepaired: deprived of
Drede: fear
Drope: small token of, or drop
Dure: endure, last
Durste: dare
Eek: also
Fayner: more eager, more eagerly
Ful Yore: long since
Good Aventure: good fortune
Good Leyser: time or opportunity, leisure
Governaunce: self control
Harde Wit: cruel spirit
Hete: promise
Hight: is called, is named
Hool, hooly: entirely
Leve: permission, authority
Lisse: relieve
Moot: must
Morwe: morrow, next day
Ne beth nat yvel apayd: nor will I be displeased.
Not: know not
On-lyve: alive
Prydelees: without pride, humble
Reccheth: cares
Rewe: have mercy, or pity
Rewthe: pity or compassion
Rewtheless: without pity or compassion
Sadnesse: faithfulness, constancy
Sauf: except for
Sleeth: slays, or kills
Smerte: pain or rebuke
Sothly: truly
Spille: kill, die
Sterve: die
Stinte: stop
Thanne: then
The Wheel: Wheel of Fortune
To Kene: to cruelty or fierceness
Unmete: unsuited
Verrayly: genuinely
Wel lever is me: I had rather
Whetted: sharpened
Witeth: know
Wood: foolish, crazy
Yknit: is knit, is a part of
Ywis: indeed