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672 GLOSSARY
chaw, vb, to chew, i iv 30, III x 18, v vi
19, xu 39, Gnat 86, to meditate on, II iv
chayre, throne, Teares 510
cheapen, to become cheered up, courageous,
i x 2, to encourage, 1 III 34, pa part
entertained, regaled, III 1 42
cheere, chere, cheare, countenance, II2,
II 42, iv 1 50, aspect, S C Feb 26, food,
S C July 188, mood, iv II 51, S C Apr
69, Nov 151, Past Aeglogue23
checked, chequered, II VII 18
checklaton, ciclaton, a stuff of silk or cloth
of gold, vi vii 43
chepe, sb price, charge, vi xi 40.
cherelie, cheerfully, cheerily, Teares 321
chenping, vbl sb chirping, S C June 55
cherishment, tenderness, cherishing, Teares
576
cherry, to cheer, delight, vi x 22
cheuisaunce, enterprise, II ix 8, in vii 45,
xi 24, S C May 92
cheuisaunce, a flower (wall-flower?), S C
Apr 143
Chickens faithlesse chickens, heathen brood,
in III 46
chiefs, head, top, S C Nov II5
chill, to shiver (with cold), Hubberd 993
chimney, fireplace, II iv 29
chine, back, vi iii 3
chippes, parings of bread-crust, S C July 188
chorle, churl, III vu 15
chyld, to give birth to, vi VII 17
chynd, pret split asunder, broke, iv vi 13
ciuil, civilized, Hubberd 45
ciuilite, civilization, vi Prol 4, courtesy,
chivalry, III 1 44, vi 1 26
clad, to clothe, vi iv 4
clambe, pret climbed, VII vi 8
clame, to call, shout, iv x II
clap, sb stroke, iv x 9, Gnat 519
clap, vb to shut, slam, in xii 3
dark, clerk, scholar, v x 1, Teares 335
claue, pret cleaved, Gnat 568
clawbacke, sycophant, toady, Three Lett p
621
cleane, clene, cleene, entirely, adv 1 1, 50,
iv vu 13, v x 25, vu vu 52, S C pp 426,
443. 447, adj pure, 1 x 58
cleanly, adj artful, Hubberd 857 , adv artfully,
Hubberd 862
clearkly, learnedly, Three Lett p 614
deep, depe, to call, name, II III 8, ix 58,
iv x 34, vi x 8, Worlds Vamtie 58, Clout
113
clemence, clemency, v vii 22
clew, plot—/// a ball of thread, n 1 8 j ball
(of silk), HI VII i4
clieffe, cliff, iv VII 5
clift 1 , cliff, 1 vin 22, II VII 4, 7,8, HI iv 7
olifb*, chink, opening, crack, iv ix 27
dim, to climb, iii iv 42
clmok, chink, keyhole, S C May 251
clipping, pres part clasping, embracing, in
vui 10
clogd, encumbered, burdened, in x 35
clombe, pret mounted, climbed, 1 x 49, m
III 61, iv v 46
close, secret, hidden, III 1 56,1V iv i6,Bellay
174, Amor Son 25
closely, secre'ly, 1 vi 32, in II 28, vi 16,
Hubberd 331
clouch, clutch, III x 20, v ix II
clout,shred, rag, 1 ix 36, cloth, S C May 242
clouted l , ppl ad] covered with a clout or
cloth, S C Mar 50
clouted 2 (cream),pp/ adj clotted, £ C Nov
99
cloue, pret cleaved, II II 3, vi 31 clouen,
pa part 1 v 12
cloyd, pret pierced, gored, in vi 48
clyme, to climb, mount, 1 iv 17
coast S quarter, region, III III 6
coast 3 on even c —on equal terms, II III 17
cf cost
coasted, pret approached, v ii 29
coch, coach, iv III 46
cockatrice, serpent, identified with the
basilisk, fabulously said to kill by its mere
glance, Amor Son 49
cock-bote, a small, light boat, III viii 24
cocked (hay), heaped up, made into haycocks,
S C Nov 12
cookel, cockle, a weed which grows in corn
flelds, S C Dec 124
cogmzaunoe, recognition, II 1 31
colled, pret embraced, iii II 34
colour, vb to disguise, hide, vi x 37
colourable, specious, plausible, deceptive, in
III 19, S C May Arg 9
colourably, with a hidden meaning, meta
phoncallv, S C p 427
coloure, sb pretence, S C p 455
coloured, ppl adj disguised, hidden, S C
Feb 162
colt wood, leaves, &c of coltsfoot, in II 49
colwort, plant of the cabbage kind (genus
Brasstca), Mutop 200
Comber, to encumber, S C Feb 133 00mbred,
ppl adj hindered, impeded, * vm 10
combrous, cumbrous, harassing, 1 1. 33,II.
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