† vergoyneObs. [ad.OF. (also mod.F.) vergogne (=It.vergogna, Pg.vergonha):—L. verēcundia, f.verēcundus verecund a.] Shame. 1484Caxton Fables of æsop ii. xv, Hast thow no shame ne vergoyne to come in oure companye.c1500Melusine xxxvi. 285, I shuld haue grete vergoyne yf I smote the behynd.