(a) ?A raven; corbet clapses, ?clasps in the form of ravens; (b) a corbel. …

(a) A raven [the Cursor quots. refer to Noah's raven]; (b) corbin(s bon, the end of a deer's breastbone [cp. corbeles fee]. …

Bark or skin used to wrap butter. …

Coll. cords, ropes. …

A cord or rope. …

(a) A rope, line, cord, or string, esp. one made of several twisted strands; contextually: a bow string, a hangman's rope, a nautical line, a plumb line, a length of binding twine, etc.; (b) cord [of……

(a) A Franciscan friar; --so called for wearing a cord for a girdle; (b) fig. one who weaves a cord. …

To string (a bow). …

(a) A ropemaker; (b) fig. one who weaves a cord. …

Cordovan leather, or a skin of it. …

(a) A worker in cordovan leather; one who makes shoes of cordwain; cordwainer, member of a cordwainers' guild; (b) cordewaner craft; cordewaner skin; cordeners wax; thred of cordewaner. …

The cordwainers' quarter. …

A cord or fillet worn in token of victory. …

(a) The core of an apple, pear, quince, etc.; (b) the center (of sth.); core hete, the middle of the fire. …

(a) The plant coriander (Coriandrum sativum) or its seed; coriandre sed, sed coriandre; (b) red coriandre, ?some similar plant with red flowers. …

Some kind of plant, prob. the common knotgrass (Polygonum aviculare). …

Corinthian. …

A string instrument, a crowd; ?a bagpipe. [F. W. Galpin, Old Engl.Instruments 78; W. Apel, Harv.Dict.of Music, under chorus]. …

The cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo); also [quot.WBible(1)], some other water bird. …

A rent fixed by the number of horned cattle; horngeld. [See N. Neilson Cust.Rents in OSSLH 2 (1910) 120-2.] …