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- CAbab, the chucking of a Par∣tridge.
- Cababezancé, loaded with bags and wallets, also commented on.
- Cabacet, as Cabasset.
- Cabal, the money, or merchandise, which one takes of another, to yield him part of the gain that's made thereof.
- Cabalanizer, to drink like a horse.
- Cabalin, of, or belonging to a horse.
- Cabaliste, a Cabalist, a Professor of the Jewish Traditions.
- Cabalistique, of, or belonging to the Jewish Cabal or Traditions.
- Caban, a gabardine, or felt-cloak.
- Cabaretrer, to frequent ale-houses, or the like.
- Cabassé, put, or packed up in a frail.
- Cabasseau, as Cabeseau.
- Cabasser, to fill a frail with raisins.
- Cabasset, a sleight helmet. Cabasset de papier, a long hood or miter of paper.
- Cabasson, the name of a fish.
- Cabat, and Cabau, as Cabal.
- Cabeillau, fresh Cod.
- Cabeçon, as Cavesson in the N.D.
- Cabestant, the Capitane of a ship.
- Cabiland, for Cabillau, fresh Cod.
- Cabirotade, as Capirotade.
- Cabirots, the spawn of Sturgeons spread upon bread, and eaten with vinegar, oyl, and pepper.
- Cable, for abbatis, a wind-fall, a tree overthrown by winde or tem∣pestuous weather.
- Caboche, the head.
- Cabochard, Cabochenu, Cabo∣cheux, heady, or obstinate.
- Cabot, Cabote, the gull-fish, or mull-head.
- Cabre, a Goat.
- Cabril, a young Kid.
- Cabriole, for capriole, a caper in dancing.
- Cabrioter, to caper, to cut a caper.
- Cabrol, an issue made of a fistula.
- Cabrole, the name of a fish.
- Cabreé, headed like a Cabbidge.
- Caburlaut, as Cabot.
- Cabus, as laictue cabusse, headed-Lettice.
- Cabusser, to grow to a head, like a Cabbidge.
- Cacasangue, the bloudy flux.
- Cacassement de poule, the cackling of a hen.
- Cacasser, to ch•••••• as a Partridge.
- Cache, as Chasse in the N. D. also a hiding-hole or corner.
- Cachebugade, Aethiopian Hartwort, or Seseli.
- Cache-col, an ancient velvet attire, or ornament for the neck.
- Cachectique, in a Consumption, pining away.
- Cachelaid, Cachelet, a mask, or muffler.
- Cache-maille, a money-box.
- Cachement, a hiding, or concealing.
- Cachément, closely, privately.
- Cachemi-tula, a Play wherein one must keep a thing privately deli∣vered him, and another finde out the keeper among many others; which if he do, he is rewarded, otherwise punished.
- Cache-museau, a kinde of flawn; also a mufler, or mask, for the face.
- Cache-nez, a mask, or muffler.
- Cachercau, as Chartulaire.
- Cacheur, a hider, or concealer.
- Cachexie, an indisposition of the body.
- Cachile, Sea-rocket.
- Cachoire, as Chassoire.
- Cachotte, for Cachette, a secret place.
- Cachotté, laid in the hole of a pri∣son.
- Cachry, Rosemary-seed.
- Cacidoine, for calcedoine, Chalce∣dony, a kinde of Onyx-stone.
- Cacochymie, evil digestion.
- Cacoëthe, an incurable bile, or sore.
- Cacologie, evil speech, slander, de∣traction.
- Cacquetoire, as Caquetoire.
- Cad d'eau, a great fall, or shower of rain.
- Cadalice, a bedstead.
- Cadarce, the tow, or co••••sist part of silk.
- Cadavreux, carcass-like, rotten.
- Cade, the crimzon, or prickly cedar.
- Cadel, a castling, a star••••ling, one that hath much need of pampering.
- Cadelé, pampered, made much of. Lettres cadelées, capital or 〈◊〉〈◊〉-Lett••s.
- Cadeler, to pamper; also to write a Text-hand, or make great Let∣ters.
- Cadene, an iron-chain.
- Cadmie, Cadonia.
- Cadrilles, a Troop of Horsemen.
- Caducité, frailty, weakness.
- Cafard, an hypocrite.
- Cafarde, as a la cafarde, hypocriti∣cally.
- Cafarder, to pretend devotion, to play the hypocrite.
- Cafardie, Casardise, hypocrisie, out∣ward holiness.
- Cafas, a kinde of course Taffata.
- Cafetin, as suere cafetin, refined sugar.
- Cafezate, the name of a most vene∣mous and malignant Serpent.
- Caffard, as cafard, an hypocrite; also a beetle that flies by night.
- Caffardise, hypocrisie.
- Cagade, an idle boasting.
- Cagarel, Cagaret, the Cackerel-fish.
- Cagarole de Mer, a Periwinkle.
- Cagasangue, as Cacasangue.
- Cageois, a Country-clown, or Boor.
- Cagerotte, a Chesford, or Cheesfat (of wicker.)
- Cagnard, Cagnardier, &c. See Cai∣gnard, &c.
- Cagnasque, as parler cagnasque, to speak doggery.
- Cagnasse, a great Bitch.
- Cagne, a Bitch.
- Cagnole, the Mallet-fish.
- Cagnot, a little Dog; also a kind of little Dog-fish that hates men ex∣treamly.
- Cagot, for bigot, a superstitious man.
- Cagouille, a dew-Snail.
- Cagoulle, a Monks hood, or cowl.
- Caguemaille, Cagueraffe, a greedy wretch, a ravenous oppressor.
- Cahier, for Cayer, a sheet (or more) of a written book.
- Cahot, the jogg of a Coach in a rough and uneven way.
- Cahoter, to jog as a Coach.
- Cahuaille, a company of Owls.
- Cahuet, Cahuot, as Cahot.
- Cahutelle, a little Cottage.
- Caiche, a mans yard.
- Caignard, Caignardier, a lazie rogue.
- Caignarder, to play the lazie rogue.
- Caignardiere, a lazie quean.
- Caignart, as Caignard; also a nasty place or corner wherein Beggars lie in the Sun and lowse them∣selves.
- Caigne, a Bitch; also Gods me, or the like Inter••ection of wonder.
- Caignon, the hinder part of the r••••k.
- Caignot, as Cagnot.
- Cailhete, a Corkacy.
- Caillat, Caillebotes, c••••dy of milk.
- Caillel oteux, full of 〈◊〉〈◊〉. Licus cailleboteux, craggy, sto••••, or rockie places.
- Caillement, a c••rding.
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