verdt (verd)

[Also (in def. 2) vert; It. Sp. Pg. verde = OF. verd, vert ), green, Then is there an old kinde of Rithme called Vish layes, deriued (as I haue redde) of this worde Verd whiche betoken eth Greene, and Laye which betoken eth a Song, as if you would say greene Songes. Gas coigne, Notes on Eng. Verse, § 14 (Steele Glas, etc., [ed. Arber). same as vert. 2. The green trees and underwood of a forest: verdancy (vėr'dan-si), n. [ The verdant gras my couch did goodly dight. Spenser, F. Q., I. ix. 13. 2. Green in knowledge; simple by reason of inexperience; inexperienced; unsophisticated; raw; green.