wickered - made of wicker (a pliant twig or small rod, usually of willow, esp. as used for making baskets).
kish - a large square wicker basket used in Ireland for carrying peat.
hale - to draw or pull along, or from one place to another.
lookit - look at (only in imperative) looked
blay - the name of a small fish, the bleak; dark, gray, black.
sackful* - the quantity that fills a sack; vull - full.
swart - dark in colour, black or blackish smart
goody - affectedly or unctuously good
quicken - arouse, excite, revive, hasten, to shine brightly.
brogue - a rude kind of shoe, generally made of untanned hide, worn by the inhabitants of the wilder parts of Ireland and the Scotch Highlands.
Town of the Ford of the Hurdle* - Dublin
fall out - to happen, come to pass
brazen - resembling brass in colour
lock* - one of the portions into which a head of hair, a beard, etc., naturally divides itself; a tress. In pl. often = the hair of the head collectively.
damsel - a young unmarried woman
grieve - to feel grief, to be mentally pained or distressed, to sorrow deeply.
minion - darling, favourite, a lover
ravished* - carried away by force; violated; ravaged.
ogre - a man-eating monster, usually represented as a hideous giant, a man likened to such a monster in appearance or character.
pious - faithful to religious duties and observances; devout; dutiful, duteous.
goodman - husband, innkeeper, landlord
hag - an ugly, repulsive old woman: often with implication of viciousness or maliciousness; an evil spirit, dæmon, or infernal being, in female form; woman supposed to have dealings with Satan and the infernal world; a witch; sometimes, an infernally wicked woman.
caddy - lad, a military cadet, one who takes odd jobs
sentry* - an armed soldier or marine posted at a specified point to keep guard and to prevent the passing of an unauthorized person; country man - one who lives in the country or rural parts and follows a rural occupation.
farce - a dramatic work (usually short) which has for its sole object to excite laughter.
antediluvian* - concerning or referring to the period before the Flood.
Anno Domini* - in the year of the Christian era
copyist - one who copies or imitates; esp. one whose occupation is to transcribe documents.
scroll - a roll of paper or parchment, usually one with writing upon it.
billy - fellow; companion; a bludgeon; also (U.S.), a policeman's truncheon.
elk - the largest existing animal of the deer kind
satrap* - a subordinate ruler; often suggesting an imputation of tyranny or ostentatious splendour.
wright - a constructive workman.
empyrean - heaven, the highest heaven, the ultimate heavenly paradise.
bolt - thunderbolt, a lightning stroke
suicide; scribe - a scrap of writing.
lead off - to begin, make a beginning in; to open (a conversation or discussion).
fine - end, close; a sum paid for exemption from punishment; a sum of money paid for any benefit or favor.
mark - 160 pence (value of mark weight in pure silver); mark weight - 8 ounces.
ninepins - a game in which nine 'pins' are set up to be knocked down by a ball or bowl thrown at them, the pins with which this game is played nine pennies
metalman - a worker who melts metal, a man made of metal.
dross - impurity, rubbish, refuse
now and again - from time to time, occasionally
upshoot - outcome, final result
cynosure* - something that attracts attention by its brilliancy or beauty; gyne - the fertile female in a colony of social insects.
scaffold* - an elevated platform on which a criminal is executed; to bring or send to the scaffold - 'to be executed'.
covertly - in a concealed manner; secretly, privately.
meddlement - meddling, interference
drawers - an undergarment for the lower part of the body.
farfetched* - improbable, not natural, from remote time or place.
peregrine* - roving, alien (adj.)
Liber Legis* - The Book of Law; lividus (l) - bluish.
eirenical - peaceful, harmonical
dimmer - to appear dimly, faintly, or indistinctly.
dune - an ancient hill fortress in Ireland; a mound of drifted sand.
gloam - to darken, to become dark glimmering
glade - a clear open space or passage in a wood or forest.
frede - to be sensible of, feel
stone pine - a pine with wide-spreading glat topped head
pastor - a herdsman or shepherd (now unusual); pastor (l) - a herdsman.
crook - a shepard's staff (with a curve)
pricket - a buck in his second year
nibble - to bite away little by little
viridity - a quality or state of being green; viridis (l) - green.
herbtrinity - plant with violet flowers
sham - to be or to produce a deceptive imitation of, to feign.
lowliness - meekness, humility; loveliness - the quality of being lovely, exquisite beauty.
donkey's years - a very long time
bout - a round at fighting; a contest, match, trial of strength.