[Y- 4, GUILE v.], beguiled.
1340. Ayenb., 124. Lokeþ þane man þet he ne by be none sleȝþe of þe kueade y-gyled. Ibid., 256. Hi byeþ ofte y-giled.
Ygilt1 [GUILT v.], sinned, offended.
1387. Trevisa, Higden (Rolls), IV. 219. Noþer for noblete of þe persone þat hadde agult [MS. β ygilt].
Ygilt2 = GILT ppl. a.
1434. [see GILT ppl. a. 1 b].
1589. Nashe, Martin’s Months Minde, Wks. (Grosart), I. 196. My hope once was my old shooes should be sticht, My thumbes ygilt, thai were before bepitcht.
Ygladed [GLAD v.], made glad.
c. 950. [see GLAD v. 1].
c. 1205. Lay., 19587. Þa wes Vðer bliðe & igladed swuðe.
c. 1350. Will. Palerne, 850. Þanne, was þat menskful meliors muchel y-gladed.
Yglased, ME. pa. pple. of GLAZE v.1
Yglent [GLENT v.], made radiant.
c. 1530. Songs, Carols, etc. (E.E.T.S.), 65. Gaude Maria, yglent with grace!
Yglewed, Yglosed, etc., ME. pa. pples. of GLUE, GLOZE v.1, etc.
Ygloved [Y- 5, GLOVE sb.], gloved.
c. 1400. Laud Troy Bk., 6542. Agamenon on syde loued, With gode Armes and wel y-gloued.
