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can, knows, S C Feb 77.
can,/or gan, did, 1 1 8, x\ 39, iv. III 20, iv
29, vi 3
canapee, canopy, 1 v 5
cancred, venomous, corrupt, 1 iv 30,nil,
malignant, ill tempered, envious, III ix 3,
Clout 680
cancker worme, caterpillar or insect larva
which destroys plants, S C Feb 179
Candida, pseudonym, Clout 574
canon bitt, a «mooth, round bit, 1 VII 37
cantion, song, S C p 458
canuase, to discuss, S C p 420
capias, writ of arrest, vi VII 35
capitayn, captain, II xi 14
capon, a term of reproach, coward, iii viii 15
caprifole, honeysuckle or woodbine, III vi 44
captiuaunce, captiuance, captivity, III
VII 45, v vi 17
captiue, to capture, v VIIi 2 captfud, pret
II iv 16 captfued, oaptiu'd, pa part in
1 2, v vi II, vi VIIi 13, Gnat 490
capucoio, hood of a cloak, in xu 10
card, chart, map, II vu 1, m II 7
care, object or matter of concern, II x 37 ,
trouble, sorrow, grief, iv VIIi 5, v xi 13, vi
III 24
carefull, full of care, sad, sorrowful, 1 \ 44,
vi 6, vin 15, III 1 58, iv vu 41, S C Jan \
Arg 49, 78, May 190, Nov 61
carelesse, unconsuous, free from care, 1 it
45, Daphn 137, untended, uncared for, iv
iv 38
cariere, career, course, R R 218
carke, sorrow, grief, 1 1 44, S C Nov 66
carle, churl, base fellow, 1 ix 54, II xi 16,III
ix 3, iv v 44, vi III 34
carol, carroll, sb song, Clout $jfEpith 259
carol, carroll, vb tr to sing, vi ix 9, tntr
to sing a lively or joyous strain, vi ix 5, S C
Feb 61, Oct 52 , (of birds) Epith 79
caroling, sb singing, vi ix 35, H Beauite
262
carriage, cariage, burden, vi III 34, action,
conduct, Gnat 488, behaviour, demeanour,
Hubberd 777
carrol, see carol
caruen, to cut, S C Sept 41
caruer, (tree) used for carving work, 1 1 9
case, condition, plight, iv VIIi 38, Proth 140
cast, 56 bout, III x 351 4, couple (of falcons),
vi VII 9, time, opportunity, vi viii 51,
throw, S C Epistle p 417 , trick, Three Lett
p 6221 8 nere their utmost c = almost dead,
vi v 9
cast, vb to resolve, purpose, plan, 1 x 2, x
GLOSSARY. 67l
68 (refl), xi 28, iii vii 38, vi v 17, S C
Mar 63, Oct 2, to attempt, S C Feb 189,
Oct 103, Hubberd 27, to consider,,? C Sept
II4
castory, colour (red or pink), extracted from
castoreum, II ix 41
casualtye, chance, haphazardness, S C p 416
causen, to explain, III ix 26
caue, to make into a cave, iv v 33
cease, to stop, check, v iv 20
cemitare, scimitar, v v 3
centonel, sentinel, 1 ix 41, iv II 36
certes, certainly, 1 VII 52, in II 9, vu 58
certifye, to notify, Two Lett p 636
cesse, to cease, iv ix 1
cesure, stop, interruption, interval, II x 68
chaffar to c words = to bandy words, II v
2 chaffred, pa part sold, exchanged, S C
Sept 10, pret Hubberd II59
chaire, dear, iii v 51
chalenge, challenge, sb claim, II vut 27 ,
accusation, iv ix 36
chalenge, vb to claim, 1 iv 20, iv 1 35, II
23, iv 8, v 23, Hubberd 137 , to track (the
quarry), II 1 12
chamelot, camlet (an Eastern fabric) water c
= camlet with a wavy or watered surface, iv
xi 45
chamfred, furrowed, wrinkled, S C Feb 43
champian, champion, open country, plain,
v II 15, VII vi 54, R R 421, Mutop 149
plaine c = open country, vi iv 26
championesse, female champion, warrior, iii
xu 41
chappellane, chaplain, confessor, m vu 58
chapter, capital ot a column, Bellay 45, Epigrams
p 607
character, image, form, v vi 2
chargefull, onerous, vi ix 32
Chanllis, pseudonym, Clout 540
charet, charret, chariot, 1 v 38, iii vii 41,
Teares 9
charme, sb song, Teares 244
charme, vb to plav, tune, v ix 13, S C Oct
II8, Clout 5
chast, pure, stainless, 1 v 38
chaufe, chauff, sb rage, passion, v II 15, vi
II 21, v 19
chaufe, vb to rub, 1 VII 21, VII VII 29, to
chafe, become angry, 1 vu 37, II iv 32, vi
xu 36, to rage, II III 46, iv iv 29
chauffed, fpl adj heated, rubbed, chafed, 1
III 33, irritated, 1 III 42, xi 15
chauncefull, risky, hazardous, Hubberd 98
chaunge, to cause a change, vi ix 32
chaw, sb jaw, 1 iv 30