hust – A Chaucer Lexicon

hust adj.

etymology : an adjectival use of hust, int.
addresser : Narrator
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : Others (the surroundings)
attributive :
predicative : 1
reference : TR3.1093, TR3.1094, TR3.1095, TR3.1096, TR3.1097, TR3.1098, TR3.1099,

TR3.1093 Thĭs wás nŏ lítĕl sórwĕ fór tŏ sé; TR3.1094 Bŭt ál wăs húst, ănd Pándăre úp ăs fástĕ; TR3.1095 “Ŏ nécĕ, pés, ŏr wé bĕ lóst!” quŏd hé, TR3.1096 “Bĕth náught ăgást!” Bŭt cértĕyn, át thĕ lástĕ, TR3.1097 Fŏr thís ŏr thát, hĕ íntŏ béd hy̆m cástĕ, TR3.1098 Ănd séyde, “Ŏ théf, ĭs thís ..

hust adj.

hust

etymology : an adjectival use of hust, int.
addresser : Narrator
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : Others (Criseyde’s surroundings)
attributive :
predicative : 1
reference : TR2.911, TR2.912, TR2.913, TR2.914, TR2.915, TR2.916, TR2.917,

TR2.911 Sǒ whán ǐt líkěd híre tǒ gó tǒ réstě, TR2.912 Ǎnd vóiděd wérěn théi thǎt vóiděn óughtě, TR2.913 Shě séydě thát tǒ slépěn wél hǐre léstě. TR2.914 Hǐre wómměn sóoně tíl hǐre béd hǐre bróughtě. TR2.915 Whǎn ál wǎs húst, thǎn láy shě stílle ǎnd thóughtě TR2.916 Ǒf ál thǐs thíng; thě máněre ánd ..