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GLOSSARY.
contraire, to oppose, hinder, vii. vi 7 35, couoht, Elegte 12 couched, ppl,
oontrary, contrane, n u 24, xi 6, iii II adj lowered, 1.III 34
40, iv 1 4a, III 27
oouchant, lying with the body rested on the
oontriue, to pass, spend (time), II IX 48 legs and the head lifted up (herald), in II 20
controlement, control, restraint, Three Lett could, knew, vi v 36
P 629
count, consideration, esteem, iv x 18 care
controuerse, controversy, dispute, iv. v 2 andc = important consideration, v x 16
conuaid,pa part removed, 1 II 24. countenance,sb demeanour, 1 iv 15, iv 1
conuenable, in agreement, conformable, S C 5, position, standing, v ix 38,S C May So
Sept 175
countenance, vb to m ike a show ot, pretend,
conuent, to summon together, vii vii 17 II II 16
conuert,reft to turn one's attention, v ix 37 counter, sb encounter, Teares 207
conueyanoe, underhand dealing Hubberd counter, adj opposing, vi xii 1
856
counterbuff, to rebuff, S C p 427
conuince, to conquer, III II 21
counter-cast, antagonistic artifice, vi III 16
coosen, sb kinsman, m III 13
counterchaunge, requital, in ix 16
coosen, adj kindred, m iv 12
counterfect, false, counterfeit, S C Sept 206
coosin, vb to cozen, cheat, Hubberd 874 counterfesaunce, -feisance, counterfeiting,
ooosmage, fraud, Hubberd 857
deception, 1 vui 49, III viii 8, iv iv 27,
coosined, pret defrauded, Hubberd 862 Teares 197, Hubberd 667.
cope, sb canopy, Love 95
counterpoise, to counterbalance, v u 46
Cope,vb to maKe an exchange, Hubberd 527 counterpoint, counter-stroke, Hubberd II40
copes mate, partner, accomplice, Hubberd counterpoynt, app plot, trick, stratigem,
939
S C May Arg p 435
coportion, joint portion, vi n 47
counterpoys, to counterbalance, v II 30
corage, mind, nature, 1 v 1, m II 10, anger, counteruailable, to be matched or set up as
wrath, in x 30
equivalent, Three Lett p 631
corbe, sb corbel, iv x 6
counteruaile, to resist, II vi 29, VII vi 49 ,
corbe, adj bent crooked, S C Feb 56 to reciprocate, Two Lett p 639
cordwayne, -waine, Spanish leather made countie, domain of a count, earldom, R T
originally at Cordova, II III 27, vi II 6 273
cormoyrant, cormorant, II xii 8
coupe, coop, cage, prison, S C Oct 72
coronall, circlet for head, coronet, in v 53 , couplement,union (of two), iv m 52, Proth
wreath, garland, S C Feb 178, Epith 255 95 , couple, vi v 24
coronation, carnation, S C Apr 138 couxd, pret covered, protected, II VIIi 9
corpse, body (Jiving), form, S C Nov 168, courst, pret ran a course (m a tournament),
Beaut 1 e 135 corps, body (dead), 1 v 38 iv iv 30, chased, v iv 44, ix 16 coursed
corse, body (dead), 1 1 24,II 24, bodv (living), (over) =s recounted quickly, Three Lett p 618
J VIIi 40,II v 23 , stature, form, 1 III 42 court, to pay court to, make love to, II ix 34,
oorsiue, sb corrosive (grief, annoyance), iv absol II II 15 courting, ppl adj ,R T
ix 14,
202
Corydon, pseudonym. Chut 382
courting, frequenting the court, practice of
Coshma, pseudonym, Clout 522
a courtier, Hubberd 784
cosset, hand-reared lamb, S C Nov 42, 46 couth, could, II vu 58, S C Jan 10, Feb
206
190, June 41
cost, coste, sb point (of compass), direction, couert, concealing, n Prol 5, covered, secret,
vi xu I, side, Hubberd 294. onequall cost= iv viii 9.
on equal ground, on equal terms, iv III 24 couerture, shelter, S C July 26 , dissimula­
cost, vb to approach (cf coast), Daphn 39 tion, deceit, Hubberd 683
costmarie, an aromatic perennial plant allied couet, to desire (with inf), 1 xu 20,II xii 20
to the pansy, Gnat 670, Mutop 195 couetise, -lze, covetousness, 1 iv 29,III iv.
cot, boat, II vi 9
7, S C Sept 82, Hubberd 996, 1309
cote, house, S C July 162 , profession, S C cowardree, cowardice, Hubberd 986,
Sept m.
cowched, laid down, placed, Three Lett, p.
couch, to crouch, stoop, m 1 4, couched, 625
pa. part set, placed, arranged, 1 xi 9, Bellay cowheard, cowardly, v vin 50, x 15