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CAbala,: [Tradition.] RE. VI. 1. A.
Cabbage.: HS. IV. 6.
—Tree. Tr. VII. 8.
Cabbin,: [Chamber (dim.]
sp. in a Ship.]
Cabinet.: [Box for
precious
most esteem∣ed
things]
Cable.: RN. IV. 8.
Cacao.: [Chocolate] Tr. IV. 7.
Cackle,: [a. Hen (voice.]
Cacochymia.: S. I. 3. A.
Cade.: [Lamb educated in house.]
Cadence,: [adj. Concluding Sound.]
Cadet,: [Dependent.]
Cadew.: Ex. III. 4. A.
Cage.: [Imprisonment (room.]
sp. for Birds.]
Cayman: [Crocodile] Be. VI. 3.
Cajole.: [perswade by
Craft.]
Flattering.]
Caitiff.: Wicked (augm.)
Miserable (augm.)
Cake,: [Flat bread.]
Calaminaris.: St. II. 7. A.
Calamint.: HF. VII. 2. A.
Calamity,: [Misery.]
Calcine.: O. VI. 8.
Calculate,: [Reckon.] TA. IV. 6.
Calendar,: [adj. Year-book of Series of daies of every month.]
Calender,: [a. smoothness] sp. of Cloth.
a— [adj. calendring (mech.]
Calends,: [First day of the month.]
Calenture,: [Feaver (augm.]
Calf,: Beast.
[Bull, Be. II. 1. (young.]
—'s snout [Snap-dragon.] HS. VIII. 6.
[Hart (male) of the first year.]
Sea— [Seal.] Be. V. 3. A.
...—of the Leg.
[Protuberance behind the Leg.]
[Hinder Muscles of the Leg.]
Calif.: [Successor of Mahomet.]
Calk.: RN. VI. 1.

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Call.: [a. Voice]

[a. Name]

[Summon]
—to mind, [re-a. memory.]
—to witness, [a. Witness (make.]
...—in,
[un-public]
[a. annihilation]
—upon, [Invocate.]
—ing,] Profession.]
Callous.: [Hard
skin.]
Muscle.]
Callow.: [Downy]

[not-feathered]
Calm.: El. VI. 6. A.
[adj. Peaceableness]
[adj. Meekness]
Calo.: RM. III. 8. A.
Caltrops.: Iron (instr.) having four points most distant from each other.

land— HS. III. 9 A.

water— HL. VII. 8. A.
Calumny.: RJ. IV. 7.
Cambuge,: [Concrete juice pur∣gative.]
Camel.: Be. I. 3.
—'s Hay. HL. III. 11. A.
Camelopard,: [Giraffa.] Be. II. 7.
Camerade.: [adj. Chamber Companion]
Cammock,: [Rest-harrow.] HS. III. 14.
Camomil.: HF. II. 8.
Camp.: RM. VI. 1.
—master, [adj. Camp. (Of∣ficer.]
Campania,: [Plain.]
[Summers war.]
Camphire,: Tree. Tr. VIII. 6.
Gum. [Gum of Camphire tree.
Campion.: HS. III. 2.
Can.: Active.
[adj. Potentialness]
[adj. Natural Power]
[adj. Power.]

Pass.
[adj. Possibility.]
[May] Mod. I. 1.
a— [Footless Cup]
Canary.: —bird. Bi. IV. 6. A.

—grass. HL III. 1.

—wine, [Wine of the Cana∣ries.]
Cancel.: [a. Annihilation]

[a. Spoil]

[un—]
Cancer.: Ulcer. S. III. 4.

Constellation, [Star (aggr.) call'd the Crab.]

Sign [the fourth of the twelve parts of the Zodiac.]

tropic of— W▪ VI. 5.
Cancer Majus.: Ex. VI. 7.
Candy,: [Condite with Sugar.]
—Alexander. HF. IV. 13.
Candid.: [adj. Candor.]
Candidate.: RC. I. 4. A.
Candle.: Pr. VI. 3.
—stick, [Supporting (vess.) for Candle.]
Candor.: Man. I. 3.
Cane.: HL. III. 13.
Canel.: —bone, [Bone next to the Weasand.]

—tree, [Cinamon] Tr. VIII. 8.
Canibal,: [adj. Eating (person) of men.]
Canis.: ...—major,

[Stars (aggr) called Greater Dog.]

—minor, [Stars (aggr.) called Lesser Dog.]
Canker.: [Vlcer,] sp. within the mouth.]

[Rust] Met. IV. 5. sp. of Brass.]

Worm, [Caterpiller.]
Cankered,: [adj. p Canker.]
...—stomach.
[Old
Wrath]
Hatred.]
Cannibal,: [adj. Eating (person) of men.]
Canons.: —of breeches, &c. [Hollow Cylinders—]

—of a Cathedral, [Assessors of the Bishop.]
Rules, [adj. RE. Laws.]
[Ordnance] RM. VI. 5. A.
Canonize.: Make one a Saint]

Sentence one a Saint]

Declare one a Saint]
Canoo,: [Boat of one Tree.]
Canopy,: [over-adj. Head.]
adj.
Shadowing
Covering
(thing.]
Canorous,: [adj. a. Sing. (apt.]
Cantharides.: Ex. V. 9.
Cantharus.: Fi. V. 2.
Canticle,: [adj. p. Sing (thing.]
sp. Little, &c.
Cantle,: [Fragment.] TM. VI. 5. A.
Canto,: [Treble (part) of a Song.]
Cantonize,: [Divide into little Governments.]
Canvas,: [Linnen of Hemp.]
...—ing.
a. Suter for suffrages.]
Contend for suffrages.]
[Examin (augm.]
Cap.: [adj Head (vest]
sp. Congruous to the Head]

—case, [Box (dim]

to— [un-vest the Head.]

[Wooden (jug.) fastning
Top-mast to the Mast]
Flag-staff to the Mast]

—a pe, [from head to foot.]

—Verses, [Play at repeating Verses.]
Capable.: [adj. a. Receive (pot.]

[adj. Subject (pot]

[adj. Passion (pot]
Capacity.: Subject (pot.]

Receive (pot.]

Passion (pot.]
Caparison,: [adj. Ornat. (armam.) of Saddle.]
Cape.: —of Cloke, [adj. p. fold (Lamin.]

[Promontory] W. III. 4.

—Merchant. RN. V. 5.
Ca••er.: [Leap]
sp. with trembling (like) of the Leggs.]
Fruit. Sh. IV. 2.
Ship.
[Private man of War]
[Ship praedatory.]
Capital.: [adj. Head.]

[adj. a. Dy (apt.]
crime, [cr. punishable with dying (make]

[Cheef] TM. IV. 4.
Capitulate,: [Treat about Condi∣tions.]
Capon.,: [un-testicled Cock.]
Capra saltans.: El. I. 5
Caprichious,: [Fantastic] (corr.
Capricorn,: [Tenth of the 12 parts of the Zodiac▪]
tropic of— W. VI. 5.
Capriscus.: Fi. IV. 9.
Capstain.: RN. II. 3.
Captain.: —of Foot, [adj. Company (Officer.]

—of Horse, [adj. Troop (Offi.]

—of a Ship. RN. V. 1.
Captious.: [Censorious]

[prone to
be displeased
dispute
quarrel
Captivate.: RM. II. 6. E.
Captive,: [adj. p. Captivate (person.]
Caput Mort: [Sediment remaining of distilled (thing]
Car,: [Cart.]
Caract,: [Eighteenth part of a Dram.]
Caraguia.: Be. V. 6.
Caramosel.: RN. I. 4.
Caranna.: Tr. VIII. 5.
Caravan,: [Travelling (aggr.) of Merchants.]
Caravel,: [Ship (augm.]
Caraway.: HF. V. 7.
Carbine,: [Gun (augm.) of Horseman.]
Carbonado,: [Broil'd adj. p. flash∣ing] Pr. III. 5.
Carbuncle.: Sore. S. III. 4. A.

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Card: playing— [adj. Card. Mo. V. 2. (Instr.]
playing at—s [Mo. V. 2.
Geographic— [Description by picture.]
...to—wool.
[Un-intangle by Comb] O. V. 9. A.
[Prepare for Spinning by Combing]
Cardamom.
Cardialgia.: S. VI. 1.
Cardinal,: [Principal.]
Chief, [Clergy of Rome]
—points, [East, West, North, and South.]
Care,: [Thinking (augm.]
Carefulness.: [Heedfulness] Ha. IV. 2.
sp. with
Trouble.]
Affliction.]

[Diligence]
Carelesness.: [Heedlesness] Ha. IV. 2. D.

[Sloth]
Caressing,: [a. Seem. (sign) love (augm]
Cargo,: [Catalogue of Ships mer∣chandize.]
Carine.: RN. VI. 4.
Cark.: Ha. IV. 2. E.
Carkanet,: [Jewel (aggr.)
Carkass,: [Dead body.]
of a Fowl, [Trunk.]
Carnal.: [adj. Flesh]

[Natural]

[Worldly]

[adj. Lust]

[Ungracious]
Carnation,: [adj. Flesh-colour.]
Carnosity,: [Flesh abstr.]
a— [Excrescence, adj. Flesh.]
Carob.: Tr. VI. 1.
Caroll,: [Joyful Song.]
Carowse: [Drink (aug.]
Carp.: Fi. IX. 7.
...to—
[Calumniate words]
[Except contentiously.]
Carpenter.: [adj. House faber]

[adj. Wood (Mechanic.]
Carpet.: [Wool∣en
Ornament
Vest
for Table.]
Carract,: [Eighteenth part of a Dram.]
Carraway.: HF. V. 7.
Carreer,: [Running (imp.]
Carrot.: HF. V. 6.
wilde. HF. V. 6. A.
Carry.: Go supporting. Mo. VI. 1.

er.— RC. II. 8. A.

Instruments for—ing. Po. V.

[a. Demeanour]

[a. Converse]

[Support] Mo. VI. 1. A.
Carriage.: [adj. p. Carry (thing)

[adj. a. Carry (manner)

[Demeanour] AC. V.

[Converse] Man. A.
Carrick.: RN. I. 4.
Carrion.: [Dead body] sp. putrid.]

[Lean (augm.]
Cart.: Po. V. II. A.
welsh— Po. V. 4. A.
Cartilage,: [Gristle.] PG. II. 1. A.
Carve.: O. IV. 6.
...—meat.
Unjoint the Limbs.]
Segregate the Limbs.]
Distribute the Limbs.]
Carvel.
Case.: Condition of dubitable Event

[Condition] T. II. 4.

[State.] T. VI. 4.
[Doubtful (thing]

[Question]

[adj. p.
Doubt
Question
(thing]

[State▪ sp. of Question.]

—of Conscience, [Moral Que∣stion]

...in Law.
[Questionable Action (kinde.]
[Cause of Suit]

[Supposition] D. VI. 3.
in— [If]
in no— [Not redupl.]
put— [imp. Suppose.]

[Event] TA. V.

[sp.
Doubtful
Supposed

Vessel. Pr. V. 1. A.
—of a word.
Obliquity of termina∣tion.]
Change of termina∣tion.]
Casement,: [Door of Window.]
Cash,: [Present Mony.]
—keeper, [Private Mony (Of∣ficer.]
Cashire.: [un-a. Souldier (make) pe∣nally.]

[a. Incapacitating] sp. a. Souldier.]
Cask,: [Vessel] Pr. V.
sp. Barrel.] Pr. V. 3.
Casket.: [Vessel (dim.]

[Box for precious (things.]
Cassaware.: Bi. II. 9. A.
Cassia.: Tr. VI. 2.
Shrub— Sh. II. 11. A.
Cassidony.: HF. VI. 5. A.
Cassock,: [Upper close (vest.]
Cast.: adj. p. Motion (make.)

sp. Impetuously.
& sp. from the
Contiguity
p. Support
Capacity.
of its mo∣ver.

throwing, Mo. VI. 2.

as Metal. O. IV. 5. A.

as Guilty, [Condemn.]

as Nauseous, [Vomit]

...—about.
Think AS. II. 1.
Consider AS. III. 1.
Contrive AS. III. 7.

—away. vid.—off.

—down, [down-cast.]
Sorrowful (make.]
Despondent (make.]

—in ones mind, vid.—about.

—in ones teeth, [Upraid.] RJ. IV. 8. A.

...—into form
a. Form sp. by casting.]
a. Figure sp. by casting.]

—into Sleep, [adj. a. Sleeping (make.]

...—off.
[a. Reject] AS. .V. 5. O.
[a. Abdicate] TA. I. 3. O.
[a. Abandon] TA. II. 2. O.
[a. Dereliction] AS. I 5. O.

...—up.
—into heap, [a. Heap,]
—into sum, [a. Sum.]

—clothes, [not-fut. used cl.]

—dice, [a. Dice]

—lots, [a. Lots]

...—skin.
[adj. a. Let go. Ta. I. 6. O—]
[adj. a. Change. TA. II. 6. O—]

...—water.
[a. Inquisition. RJ. II, 2.—]
[a. Try. RJ. II. 4. A.—]

—Young, [a. Abortion.]
Castle.: Po. II. 2. A.
Castor.: Be. IV. 8.
Castrate,: [Un- adj. a. testicle (make.]
Castrel,: vid. Kestrel.
Casual,: [adj. Fortune. AS. I. 2. D.]
Casuist.: [Teacher of moral Doctrine.]

[Solver of moral Doubts]
Cat.: Be. IV. 4.
Civet— Be. IV. 4. A.
...—mint,
—s-tail. HL. II. 3. A..
Catalogue.: TM. III. 7. A.
Catamite,: [adj. p. Sodomy (per∣son.]
Cataplasm: [Plaster.] Pro. VI. 4. A.
Cataract,: [Direct fall of River.]
—in the eye, [Opacous (thing) in the water of the Eye.]
Catarrh.: S. IV. 4.
Catastrophe,: [adj. a. Altering Conclusion.]
sp. Altering to worse.]
Catch.: [adj. p. Rest (make)

sp. Impetuously.
& sp. in its Comprehension.
Catch, Mo. VI. 2. O.
[Arrest] RJ. II. 1. A.

—poll, [Arresting (Officer]

[Pursevant] RJ. I. 6.

[Obtain]
as Fire, [a. Fire (imp.]
as Infection, [p. Contagi∣on.]

[Take] TA. I. 4.

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Cate.: [Pr. II. (thing]
Catechizing.: RE. IV. 3. A.
Category,: [Predicament.] TA.
Categorical,: [absolute.]
Cater,: [Buy provisions.]
Caterpiller.: Ex. III. 6.
Flower, HS. III. 12. A.
Cathedral,: [Temple of Bishop's (place.]
Catholic.: RE. III. 2.
Catmint.: HF. VII. 1. A.
Cattel,: [Beasts]
sp. Cloven footed.]
Cavalry.: [Horsemen
(kind
(aggreg.
Candle,: [Broth of Egg, Wine, &c.]
Cave,: [Cavity in the Earth.)
[Under-ground
Room]
House]
Hole
(aug.]
Caveare,: [Condited spawn of Sturgeons.]
Caveat,: [Caution (sign.]
Cavern,: vid. Cave.
Caught,: [adj. p. Catch.]
Cavill.: Objection Contentious] (corr.]

Dispute Contentious] (corr.]
Cavity,: [Hollowness.] Mag. VI. 1. E.
Caul.: PG. VI. 6. A.
—for the head, [adj. Net (fi∣gure) head (vest.]
Cauldron,: [Kettle (aug.]
Cause.: Proper. T. II.
[Efficient] T. II. 1.
[Impulsive] T. II. 2.
[Occasion] T. II. 4.
[End] T. II. 6.

In discourse.
[Reason]
[adj a. Argumentation (thing]

In Law.
[Cause of Suit]
[Suit] RJ. II. A.
[Proceeding] RJ. II.
Causey.: [Factitious way]

[Way pav'd with Stones]
Causti••: a. Burning Medi∣cine.]

a. Corroding Medi∣cine.]
Cautelousness,: [Heedfulness.] Ha. IV. 2.
Cauterizing,: [Stigmatize.] RJ. VI. 6. A.
Caution: [a Heedfulness.]
—money, [Stipulatory-money before-paid.]
Cautiousness,: [Heedfulness.] Ha. IV. 2.
Ceas••: Discontinue.]

Desist.]
Cecily,: vid. Ciceley.
Cedar.: Tr. V. 4.
Cell,: [Room (dim.]
[Regular's (••oom]
Celandine.: HS IV. 10. A.
Celebrate,: [a. Solemnity]
Celebs.: RO. II. 1.
Celerity.: [Swiftness] NP. V. 9.

[Dispatch] TA. III. 5.
Celestial,: [adj. Heaven.] W. II.
Celibate,: [Celebs (abstr.]
Cellar,: [adj. Store (room) for adj. p. Drink (thing.]
Cement,: [Glue of Stones.]
Censer,: [adj. Burning (vessel) of Incense.]
Censor,: [Judge] sp. of man∣ners.]
Censorious.: Man. I. 3. O.
Censure,: [a.—
Judge.]
Sentence.]
—ecclesiastic. RE. V. 3.
Centaur,: [adj. Fiction Horse∣man.]
Center.: Mag. II. 1.
Center-fish.: Ex. VIII. 1. A.
Centon.: [adj. aggregate (thing) of divers fragments]
Cent••ry.: Greater— HF. III. 3 A.

Lesser— HS. V. 5.
Century.: 100.
Centurion,: [adj. Company (Of∣ficer.]
Cerecloth,: [Plaster'd cloth.]
Ceremony,: [Circumstance] sp. solemn.]
Certain.: [Sure] adj. AS. II. 6.

—ly. Adv. I. 2. O.

[Manifest]

[Some] Pron. II. 3.
Certainty.: AS. II. 6.
Certifie.: [adj. Certainty (make]

[adj. a. Know (make]
Ceruse.: Met. IV. 5. A.
Cess: [tax]
sp. according to-his propor∣tion]
Cessation: Discontinue.

Desist.
Chas: Recrement of winnow∣ed Grain

Husks of winnow∣ed Grain
Chafe.: [Heat by rubbing.]
[Ruo] O. V. 8.
[Heat] Q. V. 1. E.
—ing-dish, [adj. Table (ves∣sel) for Fire.]
Stomach, [adj. Angry (aug.]
Chafer.: [Bay Scarab]
Goat— Ex. V. 3.
Green— Ex. V. 5. A.
Chaffer.: [Treat concerning the Price]

[Exchange]
Chaffinch.: Bi. IV. 7.
Chain,: [Cord of Loops for
Binding.]
Ornament.]
Chair.: Po. VI. 6.
Chalcedony.: St. V. 6.
Chalcis.: Fi. III. 12. A.
Chaldron,: [36. Bushels.]
Chalenge.: [Claim]

[Provoke]

[Accuse]
Chalice,: [Footed drinking (ves∣sel.]
Chalk.: St. VI. 1.
Chama.: Ex. VIII. 6.
Chamaecyparissus.
Chamber,: [Room]
sp. Sleeping (room]
Chamberlein.: [adj. Chamber (Off.]

[adj. City mony (Off.]
Chameleon.: Be. VI. 4. A.
Chamfer,: [Gutter (freq.)
Chamomil.: HF. II. 8.
Champ,: [Mastication]
Champain,: [Plain.] W. III. 1. E.
Champion,: [Instead-fighting (person.]
Chance,: [Fortune.]
Chancel,: [Chief adj. Temple (Room.]
Chancellor,: [Judge of Equity.]
Chancery,: [Court of Equity.]
Chandler,: [Candle
(Mech.
(Merch.
Chanel.: W. IV. 5. A.
Change.: [Alter] TA. I. 1. O.
Mutation, TA. II. 6. A.

...—of the Moon.

[Time when the Moon ends one Course, and begins ano∣ther]

[Exchange]
Changeable.: Mutable, [adj. Change (apt.]

Of divers Colours. Q. II. 5. A.
Changeling.: [Instead-put]

[Idiot]
Channa.: Fi. V. 11. A.
Chant,: [Sing.]
Chanter,: [Chief Singer.]
Chantry,: [Ecclesiastical singing (place.]
Chaos,: [Unformed matter.]
Chap.: [Chink] Mag. V. 4. O.

...—of mouth.

[Jaw]
sp. Bone of it.]
Chape,: [End (arm.) of the Swords case.]
Chaplain: Domestic Presby∣ter.]

Private Presby∣ter.]
Chaplet,: [Wreath of Flowers for the head.]
Chapman,: [adj. a. Buying (per∣son.]
Chappel,: [Temple
(dim.
accessory.
Chapter.: —of book. D. III. 3.

—of Cathedral. [Bishop's Assessors (aggr.]
[Their Convention]
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Character.: D. I. 1. A.
[Description]
Charcole,: [Cole made by chark∣ing.]
Chare,: [Business (dim.]
[Instead-business]
Charge,: Proper [Load] Po. V. A.

...—a Gun.
[adj. p. Ammunition (make]

In Oeconomic.
[Command]

In Civil sense.
[Trust]
have—of, Be intrusted with.
[Office]
Cost, [Expence]

In Judicial.
[Accuse]
Lay to one's— [a. Accu∣ser.]

In Military.
[Assault]
Charger,: [Dish (aug.) for Escu∣lents.]
Chary.: [adj. Indulgence]

[Heedful for]

[Loth that it should suffer]
Chariot.: Po. V. 2.
Charity.: Ha. V. 6.
Chark.: O. VI. 7.
Charleswain,: [Stars (aggr.) cal∣led, &c.]
Charlock.: HS. IV. 9. A.
Charm: Witch with words.

Wizard with words.
Charnel,: [Room for dead bo∣dies.]
Charr.: Fi. IX. 3. A.
Charring.: O. VI. 7.
Charter,: [Patent]
sp. For grant of Privilege]
Chase.: [Treey Country]
sp. for Deer.

[Forrest] Po. I. 2. A.
...to—

[Hunt]

[Drive]

[Persue]
Chasm,: [Emptiness.]
—in the Skie. El. V. 5.
Chast,: [adj. Chastity.]
—••ree▪ Sh. V. 1.
Chastise,: [Correct.]
Chatt,: [Loquacity.]
Chattels,: [Goods not inherita∣ble.]
Chatter.: with ones Tongue.
as Birds.
a. Swallow voice]
a. Pie voice]
[Prate]
with ones Teeth.
[Tremble—]
sp. with Sound (aug.]
Cheap.: [adj.
Price
Value
(dim.]

[Sorry] TM. I. 4. D.
Cheapen,: [Treat concerning the price.]
Cheat,: [Fraud.]
Check.: [Interrupt Motion]

[Hinder]

[Cohibit]

[Reprove]
Checker,: vid. Exchequer.
—'d with Colours. Q. II. 7.
Cheef,: [Principal.]
Cheek.: PG. III. 7.
[Side] Sp. III. 4.
Cheer.: Diet, [Quantity of Food.]

[Face (manner]
...to—
[Encourage]
[Merry (make.]
[Cheerful (make.]
Cheerfulness,: [Alacrity.] Ha. IV. 3.
Cheese.: Pro. I. 3. A.
Cheeslip,: [Sow.] Ex. II. 9.
Cheesrunning: [Ladies bedstraw] HL. IX. 6. A.
Cherish.: [a. Fotion] AC. I. 4.

[Preserve indulgently]
Cherry.: Tr. II. 3.
Birds— Sh. II. 5.
Winter— HS. IX. 8.
Wildrock— of Austria. Sh. II. 5. A.
Cherub.: [Angel]

[Image of Angel]
Chervil.: HF. V. 8. A.
Chesil.: [Prism. for
Cutting
Carving
Chess-playing.: Mo. V. 3.
Chest.: [Box] Pr. V. 2.
of the Body.

[Trunk]
sp. the Cavity of it.]
Chestnut.: Tr. IV. 4.
Cheverel,: [Leather of Gote's skin.]
Cheveron,: [Tooth (like) lines.]
Chevin,: [Chub.] Fi. IX. 8. A.
Chew,: [Mastication.]
—the Cud, [Re-masticate.]
Chibbol,: [Young Onion.]
Chickling.: HS. II. 5.
under-ground— HS. II. 7.
Chick,: [Hen (young.]
—weed. HS. V. 9. A.
Bastard— HS. V. 10.
berry bearing— HS. IX. 8. A.
Chide,: [Reprove angrily.]
Chill,: [Cold (dim]
Chilblain.: S. III. 7.
Child.: By Relation.

Natural. RO. I. 2. O.
to be with— [to have con∣ceived.]
—in the womb, [Embryo.]
—birth, [Parturition]
—bed, [the Bed in which adj. a. pret. Part••••ition lies.]
in— [adj. a. pret. Parturi∣tion.]
Adventitious.
Foster— RO. III 2. O.
God— RO. III. 1. O.
Ward— RO. III. 4. O.

By Age.
[Infant]
Boy.
Childhood.: [Infancy] Mea. VI. 1.
Boy's age, Mea. VI. 1. A.
Childish,: [adj. Child (like.]
Childless,: [Not-parent.]
Chime.: [Tune with the Bells]

[Ring melodiously]
Chimaera,: [adj. Fiction (thing.]
Chimist.: [O. VI. (mech.]
Chimny.: Po. III. 9. A.
Chin.: PG. III. 8. A.
China,: [root of an Indian climb∣ing plant.]
Chine,: [Bone of the Back.]
Chin-cough,: [adj. a. pret. Dura∣tion (aug.) Cough.]
Chink,: Chap. Mag. V. 4. O.
Chip.: TM. VI. 5.
...to—
[Cut into Chips.]
[From-cut the outside.]
Chiromancy,: [Wizarding by the sight of hand.]
Chirp.: dim. Singing. AC. III. 5. A.

Voice of Birds, [a. Sparrow (voice]
Chirurgeon.: [adj. RC. III. 2. (person]
Chit,: [Cat (young]
Chitterling,: [Smallest gu••s.]
Chivalry,: [War (art.]
sp. adj. Horseman.]
Chives,: vid. Cive.
Chocolate.: Tr. IV. 7.
Choice.: Subst.
[Election] RC. IV. 2.
[Diversity]
[Many of divers
Kinds.]
Valors.]

Adject.

[Excellent]
Choke,: [Strangle.] RC. V. 8.
Choler.: PG. I. 6. A.
—adust, [melancholy]
Choleric.: [adj. Choler]

[adj. Anger (apt.]
Choose,: [a. Election.]
As to do. AS. IV. 5.
As to Office. RC. IV. 2.
may— [is adj. Liberty.]
cannot—but, [is adj. p. Deter∣mination.]
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Chord.: Mag. II. 6. A.
Chorister,: [adj. Singing (Off.]
Chorus.: [together-Singers (Aggr.]

[Players together-speaking (aggr.]
Chough.: Bi. I. 6. A.
Chrism,: [Anointing.]
Christ.: G. II.
Christen,: [Baptize.]
Christendom,: [World of Christi∣ans.]
Christianity.: RE. I. 4.
Christmas,: [Festival (time) of Christ's birth.]
—day, [Festival day of Christ's birth.]
Chromis.: Fi. V. 7.
Chronicle.: [Relation of things done according to the Series of times.]
Chronology.: [History of times.]

[Computing (art) of times]
Chrysocoll,: [Borax]
Chrysolite.: PP. V. 6. A.
Chub.: Fi. IX. 8. A.
Chuckle,: [Laugh (augm.]
sp. Inwardly.]
Church.: Society, [RE. (aggr.]

Temple. Po. II. 4.
—warden, [adj. Temple (Off.]
—yard, [Court of Temple]
Churching.: RE. IV. 6.
Churl,: [adj. Churlishness (per∣son.]
Churlishness.: [Rusticity] Man. IV. 9. D.

[Moroseness] Man. IV. 7. D.
op. to Alms. Man. III. 5. D.

[Roughness]
Churn,: [Motion (freq.) vicissitu∣dinary.]
Chur-worm.: [Fen-Cricket.] Ex. II. 2. A.
Chyle.: PG. I. 3.
Chymic Operation.: O. VI.
Cicada.: Ex. IV. 6.
—aquatica. EX. II. 4. A.
Cicely.: Sweet— HF. IV. 3.

wi••d— HF. IV. 3. A.
Cicutaria.
Cider,: [Wine of Apples.]
Cimex,: [Punice] Ex. II. 6. A.
—sylvestris. Ex. II. 3.
Cinders,: [Fiery ashes]
—of Sea-cole, [Charred remainders—]
Cinnabar.: Met. III. 5.
Cinna••ion,: Tr. VII. 8.
Cinqfoil.: HF. IX. 2.
Cipher.: [adj. Number (sign) Chara∣cter.]
[Character]
[Secret Character]
[Number]
to— [adj. a. Number (art.]

[Nothing (sign) Character.]
Cypres,: [Transparent Linnen.]
—Tr. V. 6.
Circle.: Mag. III. 2.
By which the World is divi∣ded. W. VI.
Circuit.: [Region]

[Margin of Circle]
Circular,: [adj. Circle.]
Circulate,: [About-going]
Circumcision.: RE. VI. 5.
Circumference,: [Circle about- adj. Margin.]
Circumflex,: [Long sounding.]
Circumlocution,: [Express by ma∣ny words.]
[Paraphrase] D. V. 5. A.
Circumscribe,: [About—a. com∣pass.]
Circumspect,: [Cautious.]
Circumstance.: T. VI. 3.
Circumvent,: [a. Fraud.]
Cistern,: [a. Keeping (vessel) for Water.]
Citadel,: [Castle.] Po. II. 2.
Citation.: Summons RJ. II. 1.

[Quotation] D. IV. 9.
Citerior.: Sp. II. 2. E.
City.: RC. III. 3. A.
Citizen.: RC. I. 6.
Citrine,: [adj. Citron colour.]
Citrinella.: Bi. VI. 2.
Citron.: Tr. I. 8.
Citrull.: HS. VII. 2. A.
Cittern,: [Little musical (instr.) having brass strings.]
Citysus.: Sh. II. 6. A.
Cive,: HL. IV. 10. A.
Civet,: [Sweat of the Civet Cat.]
—Cat. Be. IV. 4. A.
Civil.: [adj. Civility]

[adj. City]

[adj. Civil relation]

—Relation. RC.

—Lawyer. RC. II. 2.

...—War.
[War between men of the same
Nation.]
Common∣wealth.]
Civility.: [Courtesie] Man. IV. 7.

[Complaisance] Man. IV. 8.
Clack,: [Knock (freq.) sound.]
a— [adj. Knock (machin.]
Clad,: [Clothed]
Clay.: El. IV. 4.
Claim.: TA. I. 3.
Clamber,: [Climbe
adv. Difficult.]
(corr.]
Clamminess.: Q. VI. 4. E.
Clamor,: [Exclaim] AC. III. 3. O.
Clancular,: [Secret.]
Clandestine,: [Secret.]
Clap.: AC. V. 5.
...—up.
[Finish adv. sudden]
[Imprison]
sp. suddenly.
—of thunder, [sound (imp.) of th.]
Clapboard,: [Oaken (lamins) for lining Rooms.]
Clapper.: [Box] Pr. V. 2.
Instrument, [Striking (part) of ringing (instr.]
Claret,: [Red French Wine]
Clary.: HF. VII. 10.
Wild—HF. VII. 10. A.
Clarifie.: [Separating the course (parts.]

[a. Clear (make.]••
Clash.: [against-Strike]
sp. reciprocally.]

[a. Contention]
Clasp.: [Hook]

[Embrace]
Clasper,: [Tendril.] PP. II. 7. A.
Class,: [Series.]
Classic,: [Authentic.]
Clatter,: [Jarring.]
Clause.: D. III. 1.
Claw.: as of man, [Nail.]
a—back, [Fawner.]
as of Beast. PP. VI. 5. A.
as of Bird. PP. V. 3.
as of Shell-fish. PP. IV. 7.

to— [Scratch.]
Clean.: [Pure] TM. V. 6.

...Quite and—
perfectly]
Totally]
Cleanliness.: Man. II. 6.
Cleanse.: [Clean (make.]
[a. Innocent (make.]

[Vndefiled (make.]
[Un a. guilty (make.]
Clear.: Entire of it self.

—ly. [Wholly.]

Not mingled with other.
[Simple.]

sp. not with worse.
[Pure]
[Not hinder'd from
being
doing
Receiving
(perf.]

E.g. in any genus, as of Quality or Relation NP.

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Cleaver.: [Cleaving (instr.]

[Knife (augm.) to strike with]
Cleavers.: [goose-grass] HL. IX. 9. A.
Cleaving.: Sticking.
[a. Clammy]
[Adhering]

Chapping, [apj. p. Chink.]
as with a Wedge. O. I. 3.
...Cloven-footed.
Cleer,: vid. Clear.
Cleft.: [Chink] Mag. V. 4. O.

[adj. p. Cleave]
Clematis.: Sh. V. 7.
Clemency.: Man. VI. 8.
Clergy.: RE. II.
Clerk.: [adj.
Church-
Writing
(Offi∣cer.]
[adj. Clergy (person]
[adj Church (off.]
—of Church, [Minister's subor∣dinate (officer.]
[adj. Writing (offic]
...—of Exchequer.
...—of Rolls.
...Gentleman's—
—of Market. [adj. Market (off.]
Clew,: [Bottom.]
Click,: [a. Sound as Watch.]
Clicket,: [Lust.]
sp. of Rabbets.]
Client.: [Dependent]

[adj. p. Advocate (person]
Cliff.: W. III. 3. A.
Climacteric,: [adj. a. Altering (apt.) seventh year.]
Climate,: [adj. p. Latitude (place) of 13 hours, 13 and a half, &c]
Climbe.: Mo. II. 5.
Climber of Virginia.: Sh. V. 8.
Clinch.: —a Nail, [Fix it by
re-knocking
folding
the point of it.]

—ones Fist, [Fold the hand.]

a— [Urbanity (endeavor) by similitude of words.]
Cling.: AC. VI. 9.
Clink,: [a. Sound as Chains.]
Clip.: [Cut] O. V. 4. A.

[Embrace]
Clock.: Po. VI. 6. A.
what is it of— [what hour is it according to the—]
Clod,: [Lump.]
Clog,: [Hinder.]
Cloy.: [adj. p. Excess (make]

[adj. a. Nauseate with abun∣dance.]
Cloister.: [House of Monks]

[Roofed walking (place]
Cloke,: [Wide outer (Vest]
...to—
[Cover]
[Pretence]
[Conceal]
Cloke-bag,: [Sack to be tied be∣hind the Saddle.]
Closeness,: Nearness impeditive of
Penetration.
Nearness
of thing to thing.
[Nearness]
[Contiguity]
[Continuity]
of the parts of a thing.
The Extremes.
[Narrowness]
The Middle parts.
Closeness, Q. V. 3.
[Densness] Q. V. 3. E.
Impeditive as to the Surface.
...to close.
[adj. Hide.]
[adj. Conceal]
Periphery.
...to close.
[adj. a. Sepiment]
...a Close.
[adj. p. Sepiment (place]
Top.
...to close.
with its own.
[adj. Shut]
[adj. p. Whole] as a Wound.
with anothers.
[adj. Cover]
Side.
...to close.
[Together-join]
[Together-fold] as a Let∣ter.
End.
to close, [adj. a. Finish.]
Of Penetration; by
Ey, [Darkness] as of wea∣ther.
Ear, [Silence.]
Reservedness.]
Hand, &c.
[Fastness]
[Penuriousness]
Closet,: Room (dim.) for pri∣vacy]
Clot.: ...—bird.

...—burr.
Cloth.: Stuff for Clothing [adj. Clo∣thing thing]
Cotton— Pr. IV. 4. A.
Hair— Pr. IV. 1. A.
Linn••n— Pr. IV. 4.
Woollen— Pro. IV. 1.

—worker, [adj. cloth (Me∣chanic.]
Clothe.: [make Cloth]
put on [adj. p. Clothing (make]
Clothing.: Pr. IV.
Clottered,: [Coagulated]
Cloud.: El. III. 2.
Clove.: —of Garlick, [Bulb of the root]

—tree. Tr. III. 9.
Cloun,: vid. Clown.
Clout.: [Fragment of Cloth]

[adj. Mending (thing]
...to—

[Mend by addition.]

[Strengthen by addition.]
Clown.: [adj Country (corr.]

[adj. Rusticity (person]
—ishness, [Rusticity.]
Clu,: [Bottom.] Mag. VI. 7.
Club.: Weapon, RM. V. 2.

[Society.]
Cluck,: as a Hen.
[Calling (voice]
Clung.: [adj. a. preter. Cling]

[together-adhering]
Cluster.: PP. II. 4.
[adj. aggregate (thing]
Clutch.: [Talon. PP. V. 3. (Aggreg.]

[Hand] PG. V. 3. Holding. TA. V. 5. (augm.]
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Clutter.: [Confused
Motion]
Sound]
Clyster,: [Medicinal drink for fundament.]
Coach.: Po. V. 1.
—man, [Coach (Officer.]
—box, [Seat of Coach (Offi∣cer.]
Coaction.: AS. IV. 9. O.
C••adjutor,: [With-helper.]
Coagulating.: O. VI. 2. A.
Coalition: [a. Uniting.

[p. Uniting.
Coarctation.: [together-joyning (augm.]

[Shrinking]
Coast.: Quarter, [Country near.]

Sea-coast, [nigh- adj. Sea Country.]

to— [Travail (end.) by conje∣cture.]
Coat.: Garment, [Outward close (vest.]

—of Male, [Woven (like) armour.]

...—of Arms,
[Nobility
[Gentility
(sign.

Cottage, [Rustic house (dim.]
Cobble.: [Mend, (corr.]

[a. Unskilful] Ha. VI. 3. O.
Cob-iron,: [Supporting (instr.) for Spit.]
Cobler,: [Mending (mech.) of Leather (vest) for foot.]
Cobweb,: [Spider's woven (thing]
Cock: [Male] sp. bird]

[Bird, Bi. II. 1. (male]
—'s comb. HS. VIII. 7.
—'s head. HS. III. 5. A.
heath— Bi. II. 5. A.
—of the wood. Bi. II. 5.

Exanguious.
Sea— Ex. VI. 6. A.
—Roches. Ex. I. 7. A.
winged— Ex. II. 3. A.

Instrument.
—of Dial, [Pin—]
—of Gun-lock. [adj. a. Fire (machin.]
—for Water, [Lock of Pipe.]
Weather— [Winde (sign) instrument.]
—of Hay, [Heap—]
—boat, [Boat (dim.]
—swain. RN. V. 6. A.
Cockall,: [Dicing with heel∣bones.]
Cockatrice,: [Serpent killing by Sight.]
Cocker,: [adj. a. Fondness.] Man. VI. 7. D.
Cocket,: [Writing of Tribute
(off.) for
impor••
export
of wares]
Cockle.: Fish. Ex. VIII. 5 A.

Herb. HS. V. 6. A.
Cockrel,: [Hen (male) (young.]
Coco.: Tr. IV. 6.
Cocothraustes.: Bi. IV. 4.
—Cristatus. Bi. IV. 4. A.
Cod.: Fish. Fi. III. 1.

—of Plant. PP. III. 5. A.

—of Animal, [Testicles (ves∣sel.]
—piece, [adj. Privities (vest.]
Codicil,: [Added writing.]
Coequal,: [Equal.]
Coerce,: [Cohibit.]
Coessential,: [Of the same Es∣sence.]
Coetaneous,: [Together in Age.]
Coeternal,: [Together-eternal.]
Coexistent,: [Together-existent.]
Coffee.: Tr. IV. 7. A.
Coffer,: [Chest.]
—er, [Keeping (off.) of Trea∣sure.]
Coffi.: Tr. IV. 7. A.
Coffin.: [Receiving (vessel]

[Box for dead body]
Cog.: —of Mill, [Tooth of wheel.]

...to—
[Fawn.]
[a. Fraud.]
Cogitation,: [Thinking]
Cognation of things.: T. VI. 8.
Cognisance.: [Acknowledging]

of Cause. RJ. II. 4.

Badge, [Service (sign.]
Coheir,: [Together-heir.]
Coherent.: [Together
Sticking.]
Joining.]

[adj. Congruity]
Cohibitive cause: T. II. 2. O.
Cohobation,: [Repeated Distilla∣tion.]
Cohort,: [Troop.]
Coy,: [adj. Aversation (apt.]
Ooif,: [Close adj. head (vest.]
Coil,: [Confused
Motion.]
Sound.]

to—a rope, [a. Spiral.]
Coin▪: —of a Wall., [Corner—]

[Mony]
...to—

[a. Mony (make]

[a. Print] sp. in Metal]

[a. Fiction]

[a. Forgery]
Coincident,: [Together-adj. Event]
Coistrel,: [adj. Adolescence (male.]
Coit.: [Lamin. adj. p. cast (apt.]
Coition.: AC. II. 5. A.
Colander,: [adj. Streining (vess.]
Cold.: —to sense. Q. V. 1. D.
[Remiss]

a— [Disease from cold]
Cole.: Live— [Fired fuel (Part]

Dead— [un-fired fuel (part]

Sea— St. VI. 3. A.
—black, [Black (augm.]
Cole-rake,: Instr.
Cole-mouse.: Bi. VI. 7. A.
Cole-wort,: [Cabbage.] HS. IV. 6.
Colet,: Concave (place of Ring.

Gem (place of Ring.
Colic: S. VI. 5.
Coll,: [Embrace.]
Collar,: [Environing (armam.] for neck.]
Collateral.: [of the same Series]

[Accessary]
Collation.: [Giving]

[Right of giving]

[Refection. Pr. I. 1. A.]

[Comparing. TA. II. 5.]
Collect,: [adj. Epitome prayer.]
Collection.: [a. Gathering]

[adj. p. Gathering (thing.]
Collective.: [Together-gathering]

[adj. Aggregate]
Collector,: [adj. a. Gathering
Person.]
Officer.]
College.: RC. III. 7▪ A.
sp. of Schollars.]
Collegue.: [Companion.]

[Together
adj. p. Leag.]
adj. p. Colledg.]
Officer.]
Collier,: [Fuel
(mech.]
(merc.]
Colli-flower,: [Cabbage]
Collision.: [Together striking.]

[Reciprocal striking.]
Collogue,: [Fawn.]
Collop.: [Chip]

[Slice]
Colloquy,: [Together-discourse.]
Collusion,: [Agreeing to cheat.]
Colon.: [adj. Fundament Gut.]

Period. D. I. 6.
Colonel,: [Regiment (Off.]
Colony.: RC. III. 1. A.
Coloquintida.: HS. VII. 4.
Color.: Q. II.
[Pretext]
—s [adj.
Ensign
Cornet
(thing]
Coloss,: [Image (augm.]
Colt: Horse (young]
Ass (young]

—s-foot. HL. VI. 1.
mountain -[Horse foot] HL. VI. 3.
Columbine.: HS. I. 2. A.
Column,: [Pillar Poss. III. 5.]
Colure,: [Meridian through Tro∣pics.]

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Comb.: [Combing (instr.]

to— O. V. 9. A.
Crest. PP. V. 7.

...Cox—
Herb.
[adj. Folly (person]
[adj. Formalness, Man. IV. 6. E. (person]

Hony— [Bees Chambers (aggr.]
Combat,: [Fighting.]
Comber.: [Burthen]

[Trouble]

[Hinder.]
Combine.: [Together-a,
join.]
league.]
faction.]
Combustion.: [Burning.]

[Contention]

[Sedition.]
Come.: Motion
toward
to
TA. VI. 1.

sp. from a remoter term to a nearer.

—about, [Turn.]

—after, [Follow.]

—again, [Return.]

...—at
a thing, [Obtain.]
a person, [Assault.]

—back▪ [Return.]

—by, [Obtain.]

...—forth.

[become
visible.]
known.]

[be manifested]

...—forward
Proceed.]
p. Increase.]

—in, [Submit.]

—off, [p. Event.]

—upon equal terms. RM. II. 1.

—Victor. RM. II. 1. E.

—Loser. RM. II. 1. D.

—on, [Proceed.]

—over, [P. Convert.]

...—a person,
a. Craft.]
a▪ Fraud.]

...—out.

[become
visible.]
known.]

[be manifested.]

...—to
v. Event.]
p. Sum.]

—to good, [v. Event. (perf.]

—to hand, [v. Event—]

...—to light▪
p. Manifest.]
p. Public.]

—to Minde, [adj. p. Memory.]

—to nought, [v. Event]
(corr.]
nothing.]

—to pass, [v. Event.]

—to self, [Return to former Condition.]

...—up,
Become visible.]
Grow visible.]

—upon, [Assault.]

—with, [Bring.]
Being.

[future.]
to— [adj. future.]

[near.]

[present.]
(inc.)
[adv. End.]
—short. [v. Defect adv. End.]
—to, [p. Sum adv. End.]
[adv. Total.]
—to, [p. Total.]

Being the Effect.
—of it, [Be the Effect—]

Being the Event.
Vide supra.

Appearing.
Forth—ing, [adj. fut. Ap∣pear.]

Parturition.
Comedy,: [Play with merry Con∣clusion.]
Comely.: [Decent]

[Handsom]
Comet.: W. II. 3. A.
Meteor. El. I. 2.
Comfet,: [adj. p. Confection (thing) with Sugar.]
Comfort.: RO. VI. 3.
Comfrey.: HL. IX. 4.
Comical,: [adj. Comedy]

[adj. Mirth]
Comity,: [Courtesie.] Man. IV. 7.
Comma.: D. I. 5.
Command.: v. Precept. RO. V. 1.

[a. Master]

[a. Magistrate]
at ones— [adj. p.
Command
Govern
by one.]
a commanded Party. RM. IV. 6.
Commander.: [Commanding
(Person.
(Off.

[adj. Wood (instr.) for in∣driving Columns]
Commemorate: [Re- a. memory (make.]

[a. Memory solemnly.]
Commence.: [Begin]

[Take a Degree] [Be made—
Doctor.]
Master.]

—an Action, [a. Action.]
RJ. II. O.
Commend.: [Praise.]
—to self. RO. V. 7.
—to others. RO. V. 8.
Entrust, [Deposit]

[Speak ones
Salutations to
remembrance
(another.]
Commendations.: ...To do ones—
Speak ones Love.]
Be Messenger of ones Salutation.]
Instead-salute.]

...Letters o-
Praise.
a. Trust (make.
Commensurate,: [Together-pro∣portioned.]
Comment.: D. V. 6.
—ary. D. V. 6.
Commerce.: TA. IV.
Commination,: [Threat.] RO. V. 6. O.
Commiserate,: [a. Pity.] AS. VI. 7. O.
Commissary,: [Officer.]
Ecclesiastic, [Instead-Judge Eccles.]
Military, [adj. Provisions (off.]
Commission.: RC. IV. 4. A.
—er, [Commission'd (per∣son.]
Commit.: [Doe]
fp. as Fault.]

[Entrust]
as Prisoner, [a. Imprison∣ment.]
Committee,: [Authorized per∣sons (aggr.]
[Council (dim.]
Commixtion.: [Mixture]

[Together-mixture]
Commodious.: [Congruous]

[Convenient]

[Profitable]
Commodity.: [Convenience]

[Profit]

[Ware]
Common.: [adj.
All
Every
Many

Op. to Proper. TM. IV. 6. O
[Public.] TM. V. 4.
[adj. People]
...—wealth.
[adj. RC. (thing]
[Common Prosperity.]
[Government by the Peo∣ple.]

[Obvious]

[Frequent]

[Usual]

[Not-consecrated]
Commonalty,: [People (kind]
Commons,: [not-Lords.]
...—of Victual.
[Proportioned
Food.
Provisi∣ons
...—for Ca••tel.
[Common Pasture]
[Peoples Pasture]
Commotion.: [Motion]

[Sedition]

[Trouble]
Commune,: [Confer.] AC. V. 7. A.
Communicate.: [Common (make]

[Partnership (make]

[Known (make]
Communication.: [Conversation]

[Conference] AC. V. 7. A.

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Communion.: [Together—
Union.]
Partnership.]

[Lord's Supper.] RE. VI. 6. A.
Community,: [Common (kinde]
Commutation.: [Commerce]

[Exchange]
Compact.: [Together-join (augm.]

[Close (augm.]

[Agreement]

[Together-league]

[Covenant]
Company.: [Together
Being
Going
Travelling

[Companion (abst.]

[adj. aggregate (thing]

[adj. Multitude (aggr.]

[Society]

[Convention]

[Corporation]
of Souldiers. RM. IV. 2.

To— [Together-
Be
Go
Travel
Companion.: Fellow. RO. IV. 2.

[Accessary (person]

[Urbane (person]

[Sorry (person]
Compare.: TA. II. 5.
In Comparison of, [Being compared with]
Compass.: [About-goe]

[Goe about the out-side]

fetch— [Go, adv. Curve]

[About-sepiment]

[v. Circle]

...Mariners—
[Box to direct Navigati∣on]
[adj. Magnet
(Jug.)
(Vess.)

Pair of— [Writing (instr.) of Circles.]

[Comprehend]

[Obtain]

—of a year, &c. [Space—&c.]
Compassion,: [Pity] TA. VI. 7. O.
Compatible: [Together-
agreeing.
adj. Congruous.
Compeer.: [Like]

[Companion]
Compell,: [a. Coaction]
Compellation,: [a. Name.]
Compendious.: [adj. Shortness]

[adj. p. Epitome]
Compendium.: [Epitome]

[Short method]
Compensate.: TA. II. 7. A.
Competent,: [Sufficient.]
Competitor,: [Rival.]
Compile.: [Compound]

[a. Book (make]
Complacence.: [Delight] AS. IV. 7.

Vertue. Man. IV. 8.
Complain.: [Grief (sign]

[a. Accuser]
Complaisance.: Man. IV. 8.
Complementing.: AC. V. 7.
Complete.: [Perfect]

[adj. p. Finishing]
Complexion.: [Aggregate]

[Composition]

[Temper]

[Colour of Face]
Complie.: [v. Congruity]

[Follow]

[Imitate]

[Please by v. Congruity.]
Complicated,: [Together
aggregated
intangled
Mingled.
Complices.: [Together-leagued (persons]

[Companions]

[Accessories]
Comportment.: [Gesture]

[Demeanor]

[Conversation (manner]
Compose.: [Together-put]
...—a
Book, [a. Book
Verse, [a. Verse
(make

[a. Order (perf.]
[Un-confused (make]

[adj. a. Agree (make]
[a. Quiet]
Compound.: [Together
put
join

[Make of many parts]

[a. Mixture]

[Covenant to pay
Less than ones debt.]
Comprehend.: a. Capacity. TA. II. 4.

[Understand
All
Perfectly
Totally
Compression.: O. I. 3. O.
Comprize,: vid. Comprehend.
Compromise,: [together-submit to Arbitration]
Compulsion,: [Coaction]
Compunction.: [Remorse]

[Repentance (inc.]
Compurgation.: [a. Innocent by witness]
Computation.: [Account]

[Numbring]
Con-over,: [again-say (freq.) for remembring.]
Concatenation,: [Together-chain∣ing.]
Concave.: Mag. III. 4. D.
Conceal.: TA. I. 8. O.
Conceit.: [Fancy]

[Opinion]

[Witty saying]
Conceitedness,: Ha. III. 3. D▪
Conceiving.: [a. Common sense]

[a. Fancy]

[a. Understanding]

[a. Thought]

—with young. AC. I. 2. A.
Concentre,: together— centre]

adv. Same centre]
Conception.: AC. I. 2. A.
Concern,: [v.
Pertinent.]
Proper.]
Profitable.]
Concerning.: [Pertinent]

[Of]
Concession.: D. VI. 3. A.
Concillator,: [Reconciler.]
Concise,: [adj. Shortness.]
Concitation,: [Impulsion.]
Conclave: [Chamber sp. Se∣cret.]

[Council sp. Se∣cret.]
Conclude.: [End]

[Finish]

[Determine]

[v. Inference]
Concoct,: [a. Digestion.]
Concomitant.: [adj. Simultaneity]

[Together-being]
Concord.: [Agreeing]

Symphony. Q. III. 8.
Concordance,: [Catalog. for finding of
words]
things]
Concorporate,: [Together-
a. Body
a. Corporation
Concourse.: [Together-coming (augm.]

[Convention (augm.]
Concrete.: [Coagulate]
op. to Abstract. D. II. 2. O.
Concubine.: Appropriated Whore]

instead-Wife]
Concupiscence.: [Appetite.]

[Desire]

[Lust]

[Nature (corr.]

[Original Sin]
Concur.: [Meet]

[Together—
be
agree
come
Concussion,: [Shaking]
Condemn.: Sentence. RJ. II. 7. O.

[Blame]

[Disapprove]
Condense,: [dense.]
Condescend.: [a. Man. VI. 2.]

[Permit]

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Condescension.: Man. VI. 2.
Condign: [Worthy]
Conditing.: Pr. III. 9. A.
Condition.: T. II. 4.
[Quality]
[Disposition]
Capacity. TA. II. 4.
[State]
[Supposition]
[Covenant]
Condole,: [Together-grieve]
Conduce,: [a. Help.]
Conduct.: [Leading] TA. VI. ••.

[a. Officer]

Safe— [Licence of safe go∣ing]
Conduit,: [Aqueduct] Po. II. 8. A.
Cone.: Mag. III. 7.
Fruit. PP. III. 5.
Confection.: Pr. II. 2. A.
Confederacy,: [League] RC. III. 8.
Confer.: [Give] TA. IV. 4.

[Compare.] TA. II. 5.

Discourse together. AC. V. 7. A.
Confess.: [Acknowledge]
anothers praise.
our own.
Sin. RE. IV. 2.
Error. D. VI. 9.
Confessor.: adj. Hear∣ing
(Person
(Officer

for confession of Sins]

Sufferer for Religion. RE. III. 3.
Confidence.: Affection. AS. V. 7.

[Assuredness] AS. III. 6.
Confident,: [adj. Confidence.]
ones— [ones
adj. a. counsel
adj. p. trust
friend]
Confine.: [a. Finite]

[a. Cohibit] TA. II. 2. O.

[a. Imprisonment]
Confines,: [Margining Countries]
Confirm.: [Strengthen]
sp. More strengthen.]

[More-assure]

[a. Witness.]
—ation. D. VI. 6. A.

—Ecclesiastic. RE. IV. 8.
Confiscation.: RJ. VI. 7. A.
Conflict.: [Fight] RM. I. 7.

[a. Contention]
Confluence: [Together-
Coming (aug.
Convention
Conform.: [adv. Congruous-do]

[So-do]

[a. Obedience]
Confound.: [adj. p. Confused (make]

[Mingle]

[adj. p. Shame (make]

[Posing] D. VI. 8.

[Destroy] AS. I. 4. O.
Confraternity.: [Colledge]

[Corporation]

[Penitents, (aggr.] RE. II. 6. A.
Confront,: [a. Opposite present]
Confused,: [adj. Confusion.]
Confusion.: Disorder, TM. V. 2. O.

[Shame (augm.]

[Destruction] AS. I. 4. O.
Confutation.: D. VI. 7.
Confute,: [a. Confutation.]
Congeal.: [a. Coagulate]

[a.
Gelly
Ice
(make]
Congee.: AC. V. 4.
Conger.: Fi. VI. 1.
Conglutinate,: [together-
glue]
join]
Congratulate,: [a. Joy for good of others.] AS. VI. 6
Congregation,: [Convention]
Congruous,: [adj. T. V. 5.]
Conic: [adj. Cone.]
Conie.: Be. III. 4.
Conjecture.: —ing. AS. II. 7. A.
Conjugal,: [adj. Marriage]
Conjugate.: [Together-derived]
Conjugation,: [Forming (manner) of endings of Verbs]
Conjunction.: [Joining]

Particle. D. II. 9. A.

—of Planets [neerness]
Conjure.: [a. Witchcraft]

[a. Entreat (augm.]
Conjurer,: [a. Witchcraft (per∣son.]
Connexion,: [Joyning (manner]
Connive.: [Tolerate secretly]

[Not hinder]

[Not-punish]
Conquer.: RM. II. 7. E.
Consanguinity.: RO. I.
Conscience.: NP. I. 3.
Stupidity of— NP. I. 3. O.
Consciencious,: [adj. Conscience (perf.]
Conscionable.: [According to Conscience]

[adj. Equity]
Conscious.: [Knowing]

[Together-knowing]

[Accessory]
Consecration.: RE. V. I.
—of Bishop, [a. Bishop (make]
Consectary: [Inference
Additional]
Accessory]
Consent.: AS. II 3.
with one— [Together-Adv. IV. 1. consenting]
Consequence.: [Illation]

[Importance]
sp. Future]
Consequent,: [Inference]
Conserve.: [Confection] Pr. II. 2. A.

...to—

[Preserve]

[Confect]

—ation. AS. I. 4.
Consider.: Think. AS. III. 2.

[Compensate] TA. II. 7. A.

—ing. AS. III. 2.

—that, [Whereas] Con. IV. 1.
Considerable,: [Important.]
Considerateness.: Ha. IV. 1.
Consideration.: [Impulsive]

[Respect]

[Compensation]
Consign,: [Assign] RC. V. 1.
Consist.: [adj. p. Simultaneous]

[Agree]

...—ence.
Tactil Quality. Q. V. 5.
Consistory.: Council

Council (place

sp. Ecclesiastic.]
sp. Of Bishops.]
Consolation,: [Comfort]
Consolidate.: [a. Wholeness]

[a. Closeness]
Consonant.: [Congruous]

Letter. D. I. 2. A.
Consort.: [Companion]

[Harmony]

—of Music. Q. III. 6. A.
Conspicuous.: [adj. p. See (apt.]

[adj. Manifest (augm.]
Conspire,: [a. Faction]
Constable,: [Subordinate adj. a. peace (Off.]
Constancy.: Ha. IV. 7.
Constellation,: [Stars (aggr.]
Consternation.: [Fear (augm.]

[Extasie]
sp. through Fear.]
Constipation.: [Together-thrusting]

[a. Close]
Constitute.: [a▪ Cause]

[a. Efficient]
Constitution.: [a. Efficient]
[Appointment]
[Law]
[Edict]

[Mixture]

[Disposition]
[Temper of mind] NP. IV.
[Temper of body] NP. V.
Constrain,: [a. Coaction]
Construction.

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Consul,: [Magistrate of City.]
Consult.: [Together-
Consider]
Counsel▪]

[Ask advice]

[Take advice]
Consume,: vid. Consumption.
Consummate.: [a. Perfect]

[a Finish]
Consumption.: [a. Decay (make]
[Diminish]
[Spoil]
[Destroy]
[Corruption]

Disease. S. II. 2. A.

—of the Lungs. S. V. 3.
Contact.: [Touch]

[Contiguity]
Contagion.: S. I. 1.
Contaminate,: [Defile.]
Contein.: [Comprehend] TA. II. 4.

[Keep chast]
Contemn.: AS. II. 8. O.
Contemplate,: [Meditate.] AS. II. 1. A.
Contemporary,: [adj. Simulta∣neity.]
Contemptible,: [adj. p. Contemn (apt.]
Contend,: [a. Contention.]
Content.: [Capacity]

[Contentation] Ha. I. 3.

[Satisfaction] AS. III. 5.
Contentation.: Ha. I. 3.
Contentiousness.: Man IV. 3 D.
Contest,: [Contention in words]
Contexture,: [Together—
Weaving]
Joining]
Contignation,: [Together joining of Floors.]
Contiguity.: Sp. II. 2.
Continence,: [Chastity]
Continent.: [adj. Chastity]

Land. W. III. 2.
Contingent.: T. V. 7. O.
Continue.: [a. Permanence]

[a. Duration]

[Stay]
...—ed

—Quantity. TM. II.
Continual.: [Permanent]

[Perpetual]
Continuance.: —of Place. Sp. II. 7.

—of Time, [Permanence.]
...In—of Time.
[After much Time]
[At length]
Contrabanded,: [Forbidden to be imported.)
Contract.: [Together-draw]

[Bargain] RC. V.

[Betroth]

[Obtain]

—a disease, [adj. p. Dis∣ease.]
Contradiction.: D. VI. 4. A.
Contradictory,: [adj. Contradi∣ction]
Contrary.: T. V. 5. O.
Contribution.: [Giving]
sp. Proportionable]
sp. Free.]

[Tax]
Contrition,: [Remorse]
Contrive.: AS. III. 7.
Controle.: [Observe Faults]

[Censure Faults]

[Reprehend]

[Cohibit]

—er, [adj. Cohibiting (Off.]
Controversie.: [Dispute]

[Suit]
Contumacy.: Constancy (Exc.) Ha. IV. 7. E.

op to Obedience Man. V. 8. D.
Contumely,: [Affront.]
Contusion: O. IV. 1. A.
[Bruise] S. I. 1. A.
Convey.: [v. Way]

[Lead]

[Carry]

[Send]

...—ance.

[Carriage]

[Sending]

[Contrivement]

[Alienating Writing]
Convene.: [a. Citation]

[v. Convention]
Convenience.: Agreeableness. T. IV. O.

[Congruity]

[Expedience]
Convenient.: [Congruous]

[Expedient]
Conventicle,: [Secret Convention (corr.]
Convention.: RC. III.
Converging.: Mag. II. 7. D.
Conversant.: [adj. Conversation]

[Accustomed]

[Expert]
Conversation.: Man. A.
Qualification for— Man. IV.
Convert.: [Turn (make]

[Apply]

[Proselyte] RE. III. 6.

[Penitent] RE. II. 6. A.

[Reform] RO. VI. 7.
Convex.: Mag. III. 4. E.
Conviction.: D. VI. 8. A.
—by Law, [Prove Guilty.]
Convocation,: [Convention Eccle∣siastic.]
Convoy,: [Travelling Guard.]
Convulsion,: S. IV. 7.
Cook,: [Cookery (mech.]
—ery. Pr. III. 1. A.
Cool,: [Cold (dim.]
[a. Cold]
Coop,: [Prison of Parallel Sticks]
...to—
[Imprison]
[Environ]
Cooper,: [adj. Barrel (mec.]
Cooperate,: [Together-operate]
Coordinate,: [Of equal
Height]
Degree]
Coo••.: Bi. VIII. 8.
Copal.: Tr. VIII. 4 A.
Copartner.: [Partner]

[Accessary]
Cope.: [Change]

[Fight]

[Prune]

...Priest's—
Copy.: Original. T. II. 3
Set a— [a. T. II. 3.]

Transcript. T. II. 3. O.
—out. [a. T. II. 3. O.]
...—hold
[Estate for life]
[Tenement for life]
Copious,: [Abundant]
Copped.: [Sharp topped]

[adj. p. Point]
Copper.: Metal. Met. I. 4.

[Kettle]
Copperas,: [Vitriol.] St. V. 2. A.
Coppis,: [Place of Trees (dim.]
Copula.: D. II. 6.
Copulation,: [Coition.]
Copulative,: [Joining.]
Coracinus.: Fi. IV. 2.
Coral.: St. II. 6.
Cord: Pr. IV. 7. A.
Cordage,: [Cord (kind]
Cordial.: [adj. Heart]

[Heart-strengthning Medicin]

[adj. Sincerity.]
Cordylus: [Lizard (kind) having a tail annulated with scales.]
Core.: [Heart (like) part]

[Middle (part]
sp. Hardest part]
Coriander.: HF. IV. 1. A.
Cork.: Tree. Tr. V. 2. A.

[Wood of Cork Tree]

[Stopple of Cork-wood]
Cormorant.: Bi. IX. 5.
Corn.: [Plant for adj. Bread]

Standing— [Not-reaped]

—field, [Field of—]

—flagg. HL. IV. 6. A.

[Seed for Bread]

[Grain] PP. III. ••.

—on the Toe. S. III. 6. A.

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Cornel-tree.: Tr. II. 3. A.
Cornelian,: [Sardius] St. III. ••.
Corner.: [Angle] Mag. III. 2. A.

[Tooth] Mag. IV. 2.

[Notch] Mag. IV. 2. O.

—of the eye, [Dent—]

[adj. Hiding (place]; Ensign. RM. III. 2. A.

Music, [Bass pipe.]
Corner.: [Angle] Mag. III. 2. A.

[Tooth] Mag. IV. 2.

[Notch] Mag. IV. 2. O.

—of the eye, [Dent—]

[adj. Hiding (place]; Ensign. RM. III. 2. A.

Music, [Bass pipe.]
Corollary,: [Inference additional.]
Coronation,: [Solemnity of a King (make.]
Coroner,: [Enquiring (Off.) of Murther.]
Coronet,: [Head-environing, No∣bility-sign, Ornament.]
Corporal,: [adj. Body.]
—of Souldiers, [Subordinate, adj. Watch (Off.]
—of a Ship RN. V. 2. A.
Corporation.: RC. III. 7.
Corporeal: [adj. W. I. Op.]
Corps,: [Body.]
—dugard, [Gard (aggr.]
Corpulent.: [Having great Body]

[Fat (augm.]
Correct.: End or Effect.
General.
[Repair] TA. II. 9.
[a. Right]
[Mend] TM. I. 9. E.

Moral.
[Reform] RO. VI. 7.

Means or Instrument.
Words.
[Reprehend] RO. V. 7. O.

Deeds.
[Punish] Ha. I. O.
Chastise. RO. VI. 6.
Correlative,: [Together-relative.]
Correspond.: [a. Congruity]

[a. Reciprocation]

[adv. Re∣ciprocal
Congruity]
Friendship]
Known (make]
Corrival,: [Rival]
Corroborate.: [Strengthen]

[Confirm]
Corrode.: O. VI. 3.
Corrosive,: [adj. a. Corroding (apt.]
Corruption.: General,
[a. Evil] T. III. 2. O.
[a. Worse] TM. I. 9. D.

By Admi••••tion.
[Defiling] TM. V. 6. O.

By Privation.
Of its Being.
[Destruction] AS. I. 4. O.
Of its Usefulness.
[Spoiling] TA. II. 9. O.

Natural.
[Infection] S. I. 1.
[Decay] NP. V. 4. O.
[Putrefaction] NP. V. ••. O.

Moral.

General.
[Unholiness] Ha. V. ••. O.
[Vice] Man. I. 1. O.

Special.
[Unchastness] Man. II. 7. O.
[Bribery] RJ. IV. 6.
Corslet.: [adj. Trunk (armour]

[Pike-man]
Cortex.: —febrifugus Per••vin••us. Tr. VII. 9.

—Winterianus. Tr. VII. 9. ••.
Coruscation.: [Flame (imp.]

[Brightness]

sp. Trembling (like.]
Cosmography,: [Science of the World.]
Cost.: [Expence]

[Price]
Costard,: [Apple.]
Costive,: [adj. p. Binding.]
Costly,: [adj. Cost (augm.]
Costmary,: [Ale-cost.] HF. II. 4.
Cottage,: [House (dim.]
Cotton.: —tree. Tr. IV. 8..

—cloth. Pr. IV. 4. A.

—weed [Cudweed] HF. II. 5. A
Couch.: [Contrive together]

[adj. a. Prostrate.]
sp. Shrinking]
[a— Po. VI. 6. A.

—weed, [Dogs grass] HL. III. 3. A
Covenant,: [Paction.]
Covent,: [House of Monks.]
Coventry Bell.: HS. VII. 7.
Cover.: [un-seen (make.]
Put over. O. II. 3.
[a. Clothing] Pr. IV.
—a book, [a. Book (mech.]
[a. Coition] AC. II. 5. A.
[Un-seen (make]
[Conceal]
Coverlet,: [Upper
Vest
Covering
of Bed.]
Covert,: Hiding (place.]

Protection (place.]

Defence (place.]
Coverture,: [Protection.]
Covet,: [a. Desire.]
Covetousness.: Man. III. 1. D.
Cough.: Mo. IV. 5.
Covie,: [Birds (aggr.]
Coul.: [Tub]
Monk's— [—head (vest.]
Could,: [Mood. II. 1.]
Coulter,: [a. Ploughing iron (inst.]
Council.: RC. III. ••. A.
Counsel,: [Advise.] RO. V. 4.
keep— [a. Taciturnity.]
Count.: Earl, [Third degree of Nobili∣ty.]
...to—
[Esteem]
[Reckon] TA. IV. 6.
[a. Sum]
Countenance: [Face
(Habit.]
(Manner.]

out of— [not knowing which way to look.]
[Posed]
[Ashamed]
...to—
[Encourage]
[adj. p. Reputation (mak••]
Counter.: [Mony (like) of base Metal]

[Prison for
Offenders (dim.]
Debtors (dim.]

[adv. Contrary.]
—b••nd, [Bond for indemnify∣ing-Surety.]
—charge, [Accuse adv. Reci∣procation.]
Counterfeit.: [a. Likeness]

[Imitate]
sp. Fraudulently.]

[a. ••eem (make]

[a. Feign]

[a. Forge]

[a. Hypocrisie]
Countermand,: [Command contra∣ry.]
Countermine.: RM. I. 5. O.
Counterm••re,: [Opposite wall.]
Counterpane,: [Upper (vest) for bed]
Counterpart,: [Other
Example.]
Copy.]
Counterpoint,: [Congruous part in Music,]
Counterpoise,: [Oppositely weigh]
Counterpoison,: [Medicin against poison.]
Counter-scarf,: [Opposite Ram∣pier.]
Counter-tenor,: [High Mean]
Countervail,: [Compensate equal∣ly.]
Countess,: [Earl (••em.]
County,: [Shire,]
Country.: op. to Town. RC. III. 2.
[Region] W. III. A.
ones own— [Ones Nation (place]
Country-man,: vid. Country.
Couple.: [Together-two]
sp. Join'd.]

[Necks—join∣ing
Bonds.]
Armam.]

[Unite]

[Join-two]

[a. Coition]
Courage,: [Fortitude.]
Courier,: [Messenger for dis∣patch.]
Course.: Subst.
[Way]
Water— [Stream]
[Journey]
[Running]
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Courser.: [adj. p. ride (apt) horse]

[Horse for running]
Courses,: [Menstruum.] PG. I. 4. A.
Court.: —yard. Po. III. 3.

[King's Family] ••C. III. 5.

[King's House]

[Judgment (place]

[Judicial Convention]

—daies, [Daies of judicial Convention.]

to— [a. Suito••]
Courteous,: [adj. Courtesie.]
Courtesan.: [Common Whore]
Courtesie.: Vertue.
[Civility] Man. IV. 7.
[Affability] Man. VI. ••.

Thing, [adj. a. Benefactor (thing]
Salutation. AC. V. 4. A.
Courtier.: [King's domestic.]

[adj.
Courtesie (augm.]
Complement (per∣son]
Courtliness,: [Complement (ab••tr.]
Courtship,: [Converse adj. Com∣plement (augm.]
Cousen.: RO. I. 5. A.
first— RO. I. 5.
to— [a. Fraud]
Cow,: [••ull. ••e. II. 1. (fem.]
—with Ca••f, [Pregnant Cow.]
—heard, [adj. Cow (Off.]
to— [a. Coward (make.]
Cowardise.: Man. I. 7. D.
Cowcumber.: HS. VII. 3.
wild— HS. VII. ••. A.
Cow••ing,: [Stooping]
Cowslip.: HS. VIII. 1. A.
Cow wheat.: HS. VIII. 8. A.
C••••co••b,: [adj. Man. IV. 6. E. (person.]
Crab.: —fish. Ex. VI. 6.
Mol••c••a— Ex. VI. 7. A.
Little— Ex. VI. 4.

—louse, [Crab (like)—]

—tree, [Sour Apple-tree.]

Fruit, [Sour Apple.]
Crabbed.: [Austere face (manner]

[••orose]

[Difficult]
Crack.: [Break]
sp Incept.]
[Chink]

[Sound as of Breaking]

[••rag]

—brain'd, [Mad (dim.]
Crackle,: [Sound (freq.) of break∣ing (inc.]
Cradle.: [Bed••••ead (dim.) adj. p. Vo∣lutation (apt.]
Crafish.: Ex. VI. 3.
Craft.: Cunning. Ha. VI. 2. E.

[Mechanic (art.]
Crag,: [Rough augm.
Rock.]
Rocky hill.]
Cram,: [Fill (augm.]
sp. by thrusting.]
Cramp.: S. IV. 7. A.
—fish, [Torpedo.] Fi. II. 4.
—iron, [Iron hooks for join∣ing.]
Crane.: Bird. Bi. VIII. 1.

—fly. Ex. IV. ••.

—'s bill. HS. I. 5.

Machin, [Great listing (ma∣chin.]
Crank.: [Vigorous]

[adj. Mirth]
Cranny,: [Chink.]
Crash,: [Break.]
[Sound of breaking]

[Fit]
Crassitude.: [Thickness] TM. II. 5.

[Density] Q. V. 3. E.

[Courseness]
Cratch,: [Vessel in which 〈◊〉〈◊〉 feeds.]
Crave.: [a. Desire]

[Entreat]

[Petition]
Craven,: [Coward.]
Cravingness,: Covetousness]

Scrapingness]
Craw,: [Stomach]
sp. of Bird.]
Crawling,: Creeping] Mo. I. 6.

Wriggling]
Craze,: [Bruise.]
sp. the Superficies.]
Crazy,: [adj. Sickness (apt.]
Creak,: [Acute sound of solid bo∣dies mutually rubbing.]
Cream,: [Best Part.]
sp. of Milk.]
Create.: Proper. AS. I. 1.

[a. Efficient]
Creature,: [adj. p. Create (••hing]
Credence,: [Belief]
Credible,: [adj. p. Believe (pot.]
Credit.: [Believe] AS. II. 4.

[Esteem] AS. II. 8.

[Repu••ation] ••a. II. 4.

[Trust.] AS. III. 4.
Creditor.: TA. IV. 7.
Credulity.: Ha. III. 2. E.
—in Religion. Ha. V. 4. E.
Creed,: [Epitome of adj. p. ought-believe (things.]
sp. in Christianity.]
Creek,: [Bay (dim.]
Creep.: Crawl. Mo. I. 6.

[Wriggle] Mo. I. 6. A.

as Ivy, [Grow contiguous.]

[a. Fawning]

—in, [Get in
Secretly.]
Gradually.]
Crescent,: [Increasing.]
sp. Moon.]
Cresses.: garden.— HS. VI. 5.

Indian— HL. VI. 12.

Sciatica— HS. VI. 5. A.

Sw••••es— HS. VI. 6. A.

Water— HS. IV. 15.

Winter— HS. IV. 7. A.
Crescet.: Supporting (j••g.) for boiling vess.]

—light, [Not-cover'd Lan∣tern.]
Crest.: [Comb] PP. V. 7.

—fallen, [Discouraged (augm.]

—of Helmet, [Comb (like)—]

—of Arms, [The Gen∣try (sign) upon the head (armour.]

[Mane] PP. VI. 4. A.
Crevit: [Chink]

[Crafish]
Crew,: [Companions (aggr.]
Crewet,: [adj. Glass-pot (dim.]
Cry.: [Grief]
[Weep] AC. IV. 3. O.

Vocal.
[Exclaim] AC. III. 3.
—out, [a. Part••rition (inc.]
...—out upon
[Accuse public∣ly.
[Blame public∣ly.
—mercy, [Entreat for par∣don.]
—quittance, [compensate]
Proclaim, [a. Cryer.]
Crib.: Pinch]
[Penurious (person]

[Oxe's Eating (place]
Crick,: [Pricking] A••. II. 7.
sp. through Cold]
Cricket.: Ex. II. 2.
Fen— [Eve-〈◊〉〈◊〉.] Ex. II. 2. A.
Crier.: RJ. I. 5. A.
Crime.: RJ. III.
—not-capital. RJ. IV.
Crimson,: [Red adj. blood (like.]
Cringe,: Congee
(augm.]
(freq]

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Cripple,: [adj. p. Impotence in Limbs.]
Crisis,: [adj. Judgment
(time]
(sign]
Crisping,: [Curling.] O. V. 5. A.
Critic.: [Judger of words]
Critical,: [adj. Judge (apt.]
Crochet,: vid. Crotchet.
Crocodile.: Be. VI. 3.
Crocus.: HL. IV. 7. A.
Croft,: [Field (dim.]
Croke.: [a.
Toad
Raven
(voice]

As the Bowels, [Sound through wind enclosed.]
Crone,: [adj. Decrepit person.]
Crook.: ...a—

[adj. Crookedness (thing]
Mag. III. 1. O.

[Hook]

[Saddle of sticks curved up∣ward.]
...to—

[adj. a. Bend]

[adj. p. crooked (make]

[Hook (make]
Crookedness.: Mag. III. 1. O.
Crop.: —of Bird, [first Stomach—]

—of Corn, [adj. p. Heap (aggr.)—]

to— [Off-
pluck▪]
tear.]
break.]
Crosier,: [adj. Bishop's Staff.]
Cross.: Figure or Site.

[Oblique] Mag. II. 8.

[Transverse] Mag. II. 8. D.

—cloth, [adj. Transverse fore∣head (vest.]

to— a River, [To go over a River.]

Decussated. Mag. IV. 4. A.

—of wood, &c.
[adj. Crucifying (jug) —&c.]
sp. adj. Cross (fig.]
[Image of adj. Crucifying (jug.]
to—himself, [To a. Cross (sign) upon—]
—bow. RM. V. 4. A.
—way, [adj. Cross-way]

Quality.
transcendent.
[Contrary]
[Opposite]
moral.
[Perverse]
[Contentious]
[Morose]
[Disobedient]

Event (corr.) [adversity]
of action.
to— [Frustrate.]
of instrument.
to— [Spoil]
sp. with transverse line.]
Crossbill.: Bi. IV. 5. A.
Crosswort.: HL. IX. 8. A.
Crotchet.: [Hook (dim.]

[adj. Music Letter]

[Invention (corr.]

[a. Craft (dim.]
Crouch.: [Stoop] AC. VI. 4.

sp. Adoration (sign.]

[Fawn]
Croud.: Throng, [Togeth••r-thrusted (aggr.]

Fiddle, [Music (instr.) adj.]
p.
strike
sound
with Bow]
Crow.: Bird. Bi. I. 5. A.
—'s foot. HF. IX. 4.

Instrument, [adj. iron adj. lift∣ing (instr.]
...to—

[a. Cock (voice]

[a. Triumph (voice]

[a. Boast (corr.]
Crown.: Diadem, [Head-environing Kingship (sign) Ornament]
—of the head, [Top—]
—imperial. HL. IV. 1.

Mony, [5 shillings (aggr.]
Crucible,: [Vessel for melting of metals by Fire.]
Crucifie.: RJ. V. 8.
Crucifix,: [Image of Christ cruci∣fied.]
Crude,: [not
boil'd
prepared
digested
Pr. III. O.
Cruelty.: Man. I. 5.. D.
Cruet,: [Small Glass (vess.) for oil, &c.]
Crum,: [Powder]
—of bread, [adj. Inside (part)—]
Crumble,: [Crums (make]
Crump,: [Sinew-contracted.]
—foot, [Shrunk—]
—shoulder, [Prominent—]
Crumpled.: HC. VI. 3. A.
Crupper.: [Rump]

[Hinder stay of Saddle]

[adj. Rump (armam.]
Cruse.: [Bottle (dim.) of Glass.]
to— [a. Scout.]

sp. for Booty.]
Crushing,: [Bruising.]
sp. by Compression.]
Crust.: —of Shel-fish. PP. IV. 2. A.

—of Bread, [Out-side—] sp. Hard.]
Crustaceous: [adj. PP. IV. 2. A.]
Crutch.: [fig. T] Mag. IV. 4.

Staff of lame (person]
Cryptography,: [Secret writing art.]
Crystal.: St. II. 4.
Cu.: [Sign]
[Beginning (sign]

[Foot (armam.) for Ox]
Cub: Bear (young.]

Fox (dim.]
Cube.: Mag. III. 5. O.
Cubeb.
Cubit.: Limb. PG. V. 2.

Measure, [Length from El∣bow to fingers top.]
Cucking-stool,: [adj. a. Diving (jug.) of Scolds.]
Cuck••ld,: [Husband of Adulteress]
Cucko••.: Bi. I. 3.
—flower. HS. IV. 15. A.
Cuckquean,: [Wife of Adulterer]
Cucumber.: HS. VII. 3.
Cud,: [Upper Stomach.]
chew the— [Again-masticate, adj. p. pret. Swallowed (thing.]
Cudgel.: [Staff]

[Club (dim.]

[Cudgelling (instr.]

—ing. RJ. VI. 2. A.
Cudwort.: HF. II. 5. A.
Cuff,: [Ornament for Hand∣wrist.]
to— [Strike with folded hand.]
Cuirase.: [adj. Trunk (armor.]
Cull,: [Elect] sp. to have.]
Cullis,: [Broth of Poultry.]
Culpable,: [adj. p.
Blame
Reprehend
(apt.]
Cultivate,: [Manure.]
Culture,: [Manure.]
Culver,: [Pigeon]
Culverin,: [Great Ordnance (kind]
Cumber.: [a. Burthen]

[a. Trouble]

[a. Hinder]
Cummin.: HF. V. 7. A.
Cunctation.: Ha. IV. 1. E.
Cunny.: Be. III. 4.
Cunning.: [Art]

[Craft]
Cup.: Pr. V. 9. A.
—bearer. [adj. Cup (Off.]
—of a flower. PP. II. 8.
to— Mo. IV. 7. A.
Cupboard: [Table
[Box
sp. for Cups]
Cur,: [Dog of ignoble breed, good only to accompany.]
Curasier,: [Armed (perf.) Horse∣man.]
Curate,: adj. Parish Priest]

Subordinate Priest]

Instead- Priest]
Curb.: [Cohibiting (part) of Bridle]

[Cohibiting (augm.) Bridle]
to— [Cohibit]
Curdle,: [Coagulate.]
Cure,: [Re-health]
—of Souls, [Officership for Souls.]
Curiosity.

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Curlew.: Bi. VIII. 9.
Curling.: O. V. 5. A.
Curr,: vid. Cur.
Currants.: Sh. I. 1. A.
Current.: Subst.
[Stream]
Adj.
[Genuine]
[Perfect]
[Approved]
[Adj. Custom] RC. IV. 1. A.
[Common] TM. IV. 6. A.
[Ordinary] TM. V. 3.
Year— [—present]
Curry.: [Comb] O. V. 9. O.
sp. Horse.]
—combe, [adj. Combing (inst.) for Horse.]
[Prepare Leather.]
...—favour.
[Fawn for—]
[Endeavour (corr.] for—]
Currish: [Dog (like.]
Curse.: Action of God. AS. I. 3. O.
Action of man.
[Excommunicate]
[Imprecate]
Cursy.: AC. V. 4. A.
Cursory.: [Swift]
[Rash]
[Slight]
Curst.: [Execrable]
[Fierce] NP. IV. 4. O.
[Angry] Man. I. 9. D.
[Morose]
Curtain.: [Shadowing (vest) before- adj. hang (apt]
sp. about Bed.]
Curtal.: [Off-cut Tail]
[adj. a. Brevity]
Curtesan,: [Common adj. Forni∣cator (fem.]
Curtle-ax,: [Short Sword.]
Curve.: [Crooked.] Mag. III. 1. O.
Curvet.: [Go leaping.]
Cushion.: Po. VI. 5. A.
Cusp,: [Point.] Mag. IV. 2.
Custard,: [Pie of Milk and Eggs, &c.]
Custody.: [Keeping]
[Garding]
[Imprisonment]
Custom.: Use. RC. IV. 1. A.
[Habit]
[Manners]
[Tribute upon Merchandize.]
...—er.
In buying or selling. RO. IV. 6.
Cut.: Discontinue.
sp. by edged (thing) inter∣pos'd.
Body, sp. Consistent. Mo. VI. 7.
Earth.
[Dig]
water— [Furrow for—]
[Plough]
Stone, &c.
[Carve]
[Grave]
Plant.
[Fell]
[Prune]
Animal.
[Wound]
horse—s [-wounds him∣self.]
[Un—a. Testicle]
Parts excrementitious.
[Pare]
[Shave]
[Clip]
Flesh, &c.
[Mince]
[Chip]
[Slice]
[Slash]
Plain or Line, [a. Interse∣ction.]
Room, [a. Partition]
—a caper, [Leap with Leggs trembling (like.]
Hurt.
Sense.
...—ing,
[Acrimonious.]
[Intense]
Minde.
[a. Grief (augm]
[a. Anger (augm]
Estate, [a. Fraud.]
Diminish.
[a. Short]
[Dispatch]
Separate.
—off, [a. Separate.]
[Excommunicate.]
[Destroy.]
—purse, [Thief]
—throat, [Murtherer.]
[Lot]
Cuticle,: [Skin. PG. II. 3. outer∣most]
Cutler.: [Sword (mech.]
[Fabrile (mech) of cutting (instr]
Cutter,: [Robber.]
[Swaggerer]
Cuttle-fish: Ex. IX. 2.
Lesser— Ex. IX. 2. A.
Cycle.: —of Sun, [Revolution of 28 years, in which the Do∣minical Letter returns to be the same.]
—of Moon, [Revolution of 19 years, in which the same Lunations return.]
Cygnet,: [Swan (young.]
Cylinder.: Mag. III. 6.
Cylindroides.: Ex. VII. 3.
Cymbal,: [Round brazen Music (instr.]
Cynical.: [adj. Dog (like.]
[Morose]
Cypress.: Tr. V. 6.

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