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cowherdize, cowardice, vi x 37
coy, adj hidden, secluded, iv x 22
coye, vb to act coyly, affect reserve, Three
Lett p 629
cracknelle, light, crisp biseuit, S C Jan 58,
Nov 95
craesie, cracked, Clout 374
crag, cragge, neck, S C Feb 82, Sept 45
craggy, rugged, rough, iv vii 25
crake, sb boasting, II xi 10
crake, vb to boast, brag, v III 16, vii vii 50
crall, to crawl, 1 1 2, m III 26
cranck, adv boldly, lustily, S C Sept 46
crank, sb windmg, vii vii 52
craple, grapple, claw, v vm 40
erased, ppl adj impaired, m IX 26
cratch, manger, H Love 226
creakie, full of creeks, Bellay II9
creast, helmet, iv iv 30 creast-front = front
of excrescence on dragon's head, Gnat 308
creasted, crested, adorned, iv 1 13
cremosin, II xi 3, S C Apr 59, cremain,
S C Feb 130, crimson
crew, sb l company, band, III vii II, vii vi
14, Clout 931
crewe, sb 2 pot, S C Feb 209
crime, wrongdoing, sin (collect), II xii 75,
VII..vu 18, (criminal)cause, 1 xi 46, accusation,
S C Feb 162
crisped, ppl adj curled, II III 30
critique, critical, Mtsc Sonn 1
crocke, pot, jar, v II 33
crooke, gallows (cross), v v 18, bending
a path), vii vii 52
croscut, to cut across, III x 59
croslet, small cross, 1 vi 36
croud, fiddle or viol, Epith 131
crouper, crupper, III 1 6
cruddle, to curdle, S C Feb 46
cruddy, curdled, 1 v 29, iii III 47, iv 34
crudled, pp/ adj curdled,1 vii 6,ix 52, S C
Feb Arg II, Past Elegie 152
cruell, cruelly, iv VII 30, Clout 909
crumenall, purse, pouch, S C Sept II9
cud, inside of throat, place where cud is
chewed?, Gnat 86
cuffling, striking ( = scuffling?), iv iv 29
cull (out), to select, Teares p 480
cullambyne, Columbine (name of flower)
Amor Son 64
culter, ploughshare, Tkest 75
culuer, dove, II vii 34, Teares 246, Amor
Son 89
culuermg, culvenn, a kind of cannon, v x 34
cumbrous, troublesome, II 23, R T 305
cunnye, cony, rabbit, Three Lett p 615
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curat, cunet, cuirass, v v 20, v vii 34, vi
v 8
cure, care, charge, 1 v 44
curelesse, incurable, irremediable, iii x 59,
vi vi 2, S C Aug 104
curious, inquisitive, prying, m ix 26 , elaborate,
Teares 542 , ingenious, Clout 8 , adv
carefully, iv x 22
cursed, ill-fated, v vm 43
curtaxe, cutlass, iv II 42
curtoll, abbreviation, Two Lett p 639
custome of c =as was usual, Hubberd 245
cut, fashion, shape, Hubberd 2II
cypher, letter, character, III ii 25,45
D
dasdale, skilful, III Prol 2, fertile, iv x 45
daffodillies, -downdilhes, daffodils, in iv
29, xi 32, S C Jan 22, Apr 140
damt, choice, dainty, 1 x 2, III Prol 2, iv 1
5 dayntiest (superI), II xii 42
dainty, daintiness, fastidiousness, 1 II 27
dalliaunce, amorous talk or play, 1 viii 5, II
II 35, Teares 186
dalhe, to trifle, iv 1 36
damb,dam (mill-d ), v xi 31
dambe, dam (of a hmb), S C Aug 39
dame, lady, II vi 22
damme, mother (of a bird), Epigrams p
607
damn, damne, to condemn, v x 4, Hubberd
1244, Misc Sonn 1
dammfyde, pa part injured, 1 xi 52, II vi
43
damozell, damsel, II 1 19
Dan,a title, Master,Sir, in vm 21, iv II 32
Danisk, Danish, iv x 31
Daphne, pseudonym. Clout 386
dapper, neat, pretty, S C Oct 13
dared, pa, part afraid, S C Aug 24
darksom, dark, in III 12,15
darrame, darrayne, to set troops in array,
prepare, for battle, 1 iv 40, vii II, II II 26,
III 1 20, iv iv 26, v 24, v II 15, xii 9, to
order, arrange (a battle), iv ix 4
darre, to dare, iii Prol 2
darred, ppl adj frightened, terrified (cf
dared), vii vi 47
daw (jackdaw), fool, Hubberd 913
dayes-man, mediator, judge, II viii 28
dayr'house, dairy, vii vi 48
daze, to bewilder, III vii 7 dazd, dazed,
pa part dazzled, bewildered, 1 1 18 viii
20, in vii 130 Amor Soa 3, ppi aaj ussVIIi 21.