Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| abought | (Pt.) ABY, to pay as a penalty. |
| addrest | (Obs.) arrayed, ready. |
| arraught | (Pt.) AREACH, to reach, get at. |
| bedropt | (Pt.) BEDROP, to sprinkle, as with drops. |
| bewept | (Pt.) BEWEEP, to weep over. |
| blest | (PaP.) BLESS, to sanctify. |
| burnt | (Pt.) BURN, to consume by fire. |
| clapt | (Pt.) CLAP, to bring the hands together smartly. |
| claspt | (Pt.) CLASP, to embrace tightly. |
| clept | (Pt.) CLEPE, to call. |
| clipt | (Pt.) CLIP, to cut eg hair. |
| coft | (Pt.) COFF, to buy. |
| commixt | (Pt.) COMMIX, to mix together. |
| coost | (Pt.) CAST, to throw. |
| couldest | (Arch.) 2nd pers. pt. sing. of can, to be able. |
| couldst | (Arch.) 2nd pers. pt. sing. of can, to be able. |
| crost | (Pt.) CROSS, to cross. |
| curst | (Pt.) CURSE, to wish evil upon. |
| dealt | (Pt.) DEAL, to trade or do business. |
| defaste | (Pt.) DEFACE, to mar the appearance of. |
| docht | (Pt.) DOW, to be able. |
| dought | (Pt.) DOW, to be able. |
| dreamt | (Pt.) DREAM, to have a dream. |
| drest | (Pt.) DRESS, to put clothes on. |
| dript | (Pt.) DRIP, to fall in drops. |
| drookit | (Scots) drowned. |
| dropt | (Pt.) DROP, to let fall. |
| droukit | (Scots) drowned. |
| dwelt | (PaP.) DWELL, to reside. |
| embaste | (Pt.) EMBACE, to debase. |
| enrapt | enraptured. |
| enswept | (Pt.) ENSWEEP, to sweep over. |
| enwrapt | (Pt.) ENWRAP, to wrap round. |
| fixt | (Pt.) FIX, to make firm, fasten. |
| forlent | (Pt.) FORLEND, to grant or resign beforehand. |
| fought | (Pt.) FIGHT, to engage in conflict. |
| gart | (Pt.) GAR, to compel. |
| gript | (Pt.) GRIP, to take hold of. |
| grypt | (Pt.) GRIPE, to pierce. |
| haddest | (Arch.) 2nd pers. pt. sing. of have, to possess. |
| hadst | (Arch.) 2nd pers. pt. sing. of have, to possess. |
| haulst | (Spenser) halsed, embraced. |
| hept | (Spenser) heaped. |
| imbrast | (Spenser) embraced. |
| indwelt | (Pt.) INDWELL, to exist within as a guiding force. |
| infought | (Pt.) INFIGHT, to fight at close quarters. |
| inswept | narrowed in front. |
| interdealt | (Pt.) INTERDEAL, to intrigue. |
| inwrapt | (Pt.) INWRAP, to wrap round. |
| keight | (Spenser) caught. |
| kempt | combed, tidy. |
| keppit | (Pt.) KEP, to catch. |
| kept | (PaP.) KEEP, to tend, look after. |
| learnt | (PaP.) LEARN, to acquire knowledge. |
| lent | (Pt.) LEND, to give the temporary use of. |
| loast | (Pt.) LOOSE, to set free. |
| lost | (Pt.) LOSE, to mislay. |
| luit | (Pt.) LET, to allow. |
| meant | (Pt.) MEAN, to signify. |
| ment | (Pt.) MENG, to mix. |
| mishapt | (Spenser) misshaped. |
| missent | (Pt.) MISSEND, to send amiss or incorrectly. |
| misspelt | (Pt.) MISSPELL, to spell wrongly. |
| misust | (Spenser) misused. |
| mixt | (Pt.) MIX, to mingle. |
| moste | (Pt.) MOTE, may, must. |
| nempt | (PaP.) NEMN, to name. |
| outbought | (Pt.) OUTBUY, to surpass in buying. |
| outbuilt | (Pt.) OUTBUILD, to surpass in building. |
| outcaught | (Pt.) OUTCATCH, to surpass in catching. |
| outdwelt | (Pt.) OUTDWELL, to dwell or stay beyond. |
| outfelt | (Pt.) OUTFEEL, to surpass in feeling. |
| outkept | (Pt.) OUTKEEP, to keep out. |
| outspelt | (Pt.) OUTSPELL, to surpass in spelling. |
| outwept | (Pt.) OUTWEEP, to exceed in weeping. |
| outwrought | (Pt.) OUTWORK, to surpass in work. |
| overbought | (Pt.) OVERBUY, to buy too much. |
| overburnt | (Pt.) OVERBURN, to burn too much. |
| overcaught | (Pt.) OVERCATCH, to overtake. |
| overkept | (Pt.) OVERKEEP, to keep. |
| overplast | (Spenser) overplaced, placed above. |
| pearst | (Spenser) pierced. |
| perst | (Spenser) pierced. |
| pierst | (Spenser) pierced. |
| plaste | (Pt.) PLACE, to set in a particular position. |
| poukit | (Pt.) POUK, to pluck, pinch. |
| poupt | (Pt.) POUPE, to befool. |
| premixt | (Pt.) PREMIX, to mix beforehand. |
| rapt | deeply engrossed. |
| raught | (Pt.) REACH and RECK. |
| rebought | (Pt.) REBUY, to buy again. |
| rebuilt | (Pt.) REBUILD, to build again. |
| recaught | (Pt.) RECATCH, to catch again. |
| redealt | (Pt.) REDEAL, to deal again. |
| redipt | (Pt.) REDIP, to dip again. |
| relearnt | (Pt.) RELEARN, to learn again. |
| remixt | (Pt.) REMIX, to mix again. |
| renforst | (Pt.) RENFORCE, to reinforce. |
| resought | (Pt.) RESEEK, to seek again. |
| respelt | (Pt.) RESPELL, to spell again. |
| rethought | (Pt.) RETHINK, to think again. |
| rewrapt | (Pt.) REWRAP, to wrap again. |
| rewrought | (Pt.) REWORK, to work again. |
| ript | (Pt.) RIP, to tear. |
| rub | the act of rubbing; a hitch; (verb) to apply friction (Scots) to rob |
| rubbed | (Pt.) RUB, to rob. |
| rubbet | (Pt.) RUB, to rob. |
| rubbit | (Pt.) RUB, to rob. |
| shakt | (Pt.) SHAKE, to agitate. |
| souct | (Spenser) soused. |
| sought | (Pt.) SEEK, to look for. |
| spent | (Pt.) SPEND, to pay out. |
| spoilt | (Pt.) SPOIL, to mar. |
| stopt | (Pt.) STOP, to halt the motion of. |
| thought | a product of thinking. |
| tost | (Pt.) TOSS, to throw up. |
| transfixt | (Pt.) TRANSFIX, to impale. |
| unbuilt | (Pt.) UNBUILD, to demolish. |
| unclipt | (Pt.) UNCLIP, to remove a clip from. |
| underbought | (Pt.) UNDERBUY, to buy at less than the real value or worth. |
| underkept | (Pt.) UNDERKEEP, to keep under; to suppress. |
| undrest | (Pt.) UNDRESS, to take off attire. |
| unfelt | not felt. |
| unfixt | not fixed. |
| unfought | not fought. |
| unkempt | untidy. |
| unkept | not kept. |
| unlaste | (Pt.) UNLACE, to unfasten the laces of. |
| unpinkt | (Shakesp.) not pinked, i.e. not ornamented with punched holes. |
| unrent | not torn. |
| unsought | not sought. |
| unspoilt | not spoilt. |
| unstuft | (Shakesp.) unstuffed. |
| unswept | not swept. |
| unwept | not wept for, unlamented. |
| upbuilt | (Pt.) UPBUILD, to build up. |
| upleapt | (Pt.) UPLEAP, to leap up. |
| upsent | (Pt.) UPSEND, to send up. |
| upwrought | wrought up. |
| welkt | (Shakesp.) twisted. |
| wept | (Pt.) WEEP, to shed tears. |
| whipt | (Pt.) WHIP, to beat with a whip. |
| wouldest | (Arch.) 2nd pers. pt. sing. of would. |
| wouldst | (Arch.) 2nd pers. pt. sing. of would. |
| wrapt | (PaP.) WRAP, to enclose in something wound or folded about. |
| ympt | (Pt.) YMPE, to imp. |
| yrapt | (Spenser) rapt. |