[Y- 4], ME. pa. pple. of PIERCE.
Yperisched, yperis(s)ed, etc., ME. pa. pple. of PIERCE v.
1297. [see PERISH v. 2].
1377. Langl., P. Pl., B. XVII. 189. Were þe myddel of myn honde ymaymed or ypersshed.
Ypeyred [PAIR v.2], impaired.
1387. Trevisa, Higden (Rolls), III. 225. What is amended and apeyred [MS. γ ypeyred].
Ypicking, pr. pple. [Y- 3 c], picking.
1656. Choyce Drollery, 74. And as she romed here, and there, Y-picking of the bloomed brier.
Ypiȝt(e, ypight, ypyȝt, ypyght, pa. pple., pitched.
c. 1435, 1489, 1590. [see PITCH v.1 A. 3 α].
1768. Downman, Land of Muses, xxii.
| Besides she builded hath a wond’rous tow’r, | |
| Which hence thou seest high in the air y-pight, | |
| From whence is view’d distinctly dell and bower, | |
| And rock, and stream, and every living wight. |
Ypiked [PICK v.1], picked.
c. 1407. Lydg., Reson & Sens., 5422. Hys firste bowe … Is wroght … of yvory, Y-piked out ful craftyly.
c. 1430. Two Cookery-bks., 41. Pigis fete clene y-pekyd.
Ypined [PINE v.], put to suffering or torment.
12[?]. in Rel. Ant., I. 282, Jhesu Crist … y-boren of þen mayden Marie, y-pined under Ponce Pilate.
1340. Ayenb., 213. Hi ssolle by more y-pined … ine þe oþre wordle.
