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- ...CRacentes, for graciles.
- Crambe, a kynde of colewortes.
- Cramben repetitiam, is callyd of Iu∣uenalie a Declamation to be often herde, with moche tediousnes to the herers.
- Crapulam exhalare, to vomyte whanne one is drunke.
- Crapulam edormiscere, to sleape out drun∣kennes vntyll he be freshe ageyne.
- Crasis, a greke worde, sygnyfieth comple∣ction, temperature, or myxture of naturall humours.
- Crassamen, thyckenesse.
- Crasse compedes, weyghty gyues.
- Crasso, are, to make fatte.
- Crater, is also the bason of a water cundite, wherinto the water runneth out of pypes or cockes.
- Creator, the fyrste maker of a thinge.
- Creber, bra, brum, is also standyng, or being thycke togyther, as trees.
- Crebritas, & crebritudo, oftennesse, or thik∣nes in beinge or growyng togither.
- Credere verba alicui, to telle to oone his counsaylle.
- Creditur tibi, I truste the.
- Creditur male, it is ylle lente.
- ...Creduis, uel creduas, for credas.
- Cremasteres, the synewes, wherby the sto∣nes of a man or beaste doo hange.
- Cremo, are, to bourne.
- Crepa, of olde wryters is vsed for Capra, a Goote.
- Crepare, to be brokē, also to speke or prech.
- Crepidatus, he that weareth slyppers.
- Crepidula, a lyttell slyppar.
- Crepitare dentibus, to crashe with the teth.
- Crepitat mihi uenter, my bealy courleth.
- Crepuit foris, the doore craked.
- Crispus, he that hath a curlyd heare.
- Crista, a kreste, or any thynge growyng on the heade of a foule or beaste, as a cockes combe, or the fethers on the heade of a byrde, callyd a coppe.
- Crociatus, ta, tum, coloured lyke saffron.
- Crocito, tare, to croke like a rauen or crow.
- Crocitus, the noyse that rauen or crowe maketh, callyd crokynge.
- ...Crocitatio, idem.
- Crocomagma, matis, the duste or refuse of Saffron.
- Cronia, the feastes of Saturne.
- Cruciabilitas, & cruciatus, turment, affliction.
- Cruci dare aliquem, to hange one.
- Crucifigo, fixi, gere, to crucyfie.
- Crucio, are, to tourment.
- Cruda poma, fruites that are not rype.
- Crusculum, a lyttell or small legge.
- Crustum, is also a morcel of bread or meate.
- Crux, sygnifieth all maner of tourment.