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(* A Table Alphabeticall *)
(* of Hard Usual English Words *)
(* (1604) *)
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(* Robert Cawdrey *)
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(* Ed. R. G. Siemens (1994) *)
(* [siemens@unixg.ubc.ca] *)
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(* Source: STC 4884, from the editon by Scholars' Facsimiles *)
(* (Gainsville, FL: Scholars' Facsimilies & Reprints, 1966). *)
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(* [fo foliation *)
(* [br braces within text (2 or 3 hw's in depth) *)
(* [hl head letters *)
(* [tx text type *)
(* hl head letter hw head word *)
(* d definition sig signature *)
(* ct catchword rt running title *)
(* ref x-references outside of hw or d *)
(* ALSO - title.page, title, epistle, *)
(* introduction, conclusion, table. *)
(* [s synonym, yes (beginning) or no (ending) *)
(* [f font *)
(* r roman bl black-letter *)
(* it italic *)
(* [l language *)
(* e english l latin *)
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(* 1. Comments in the text appear as ( * comment * ). *)
(* 2. Nasal vowels, brevigraphs, and s and r variants, *)
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[p.b][fo A1r][tx title.page][l e]
[f it] A [f r]
[l.b] Table Alphabeticall, con-
[l.b] teyning and teaching the true
[l.b] writing, and vnderstanding of hard
[l.b] vsuall English wordes, borrowed from
[l.b] the Hebrew, Greeke, Latine,
[l.b] or French. &c.
[l.b]
[l.b] With the interpretation thereof by
[l.b][f it] plaine English words, gathered for the benefit &
[l.b] helpe of Ladies, Gentlewomen, or any other
[l.b] vnskilfull persons. [f r]
[l.b]
[l.b] Whereby they may the more easilie
[l.b] and better vnderstand many hard English
[l.b] wordes, which they shall heare or read in
[l.b] Scriptures, Sermons, or elswhere, and also
[l.b] be made able to vse the same aptly
[l.b] themselues.
[l.b]
[l.b][l l][f it] Legere, et non intelligere, neglegere est. [f r][l e]
[l.b] As good not read, as not to vnderstand.
[l.b]
[l.b] [f it] AT LONDON, [f r]
[l.b] Printed by I. R. for Edmund Wea-
[l.b] uer, & are to be sold at his shop at the great
[l.b] North doore of Paules Church.
[l.b] 1604.
[p.b][fo A1v]
[p.b][fo A2r][tx epistle]
[l.b] To the right honourable,
[l.b] Worshipfull, vertuous, & godlie
[l.b] Ladies, the Lady Hastings, the Lady
[l.b] Dudley, the Lady Mountague, the Ladie
[l.b] Wingfield, and the Lady Leigh, his Chri-
[l.b] stian friends, R. C. wisheth great prosperitie in this
[l.b] life, with increase of grace, and peace from GOD
[l.b] our Father, through Iesus Christ our Lord and
[l.b] onely Sauiour.
[l.b]
[l.b][f it] BY this Table (right Honourable & Wor-
[l.b] shipfull) strangers that blame our tongue
[l.b] of difficultie, and vncertaintie may heere-
[l.b] by plainly see, & better vnderstand those
[l.b] things, which they haue thought hard. Heerby
[l.b] also the true Orthography, that is, the true
[l.b] writing of many hard English words, borrowed
[l.b] from the Greeke, Latine & French, and how to
[l.b] know one from the other, with the interpretati-
[l.b] on thereof by plaine English words, may be lear-
[l.b] ned and knowne. And children heerby may be
[l.b] prepared for the vnderstanding of a great num-
[l.b] ber of Latine words: which also will bring much
[l.b] delight & iudgement to others, by the vse of this
[l.b] little worke. Which worke, long ago for the most
[l.b] part, was gathered by me, but lately augmented
[l.b] by my sonne [f r] Thomas, [f it] who now is Schoolemai-
[l.b] ster in London.
[l.b] [tx sig] A2 [tx ct] Now
[p.b][fo A2v][f r][tx rt] The Epistle. [f i][tx epistle]
[l.b] Now when I had called to mind (right hono-
[l.b] rable and Worshipfull) the great kindnesse, and
[l.b] bountifulnes, which I found in that vertuous &
[l.b] godly Lady, [f r] Lucie Harington, [f it] your Honours
[l.b] and Worships mother, and my especiall friend in
[l.b] the Lord. When, and at such time as the right
[l.b] Worshipfull [f r] Sir Iames Harington [f it] Knight,
[l.b] your Ladiships brother was my scholler, (and
[l.b] now my singuler benefactor) when I taught the
[l.b] Grammer schoole at [f r] Okeham [f it] in the County of
[l.b][f r] Rutland: [f it] In consideration whereof, and also
[l.b] for that I acknowledge my selfe much beholding
[l.b] and indebted to the most of you, since this time,
[l.b] (beeing all naturall sisters) I am bold to make
[l.b] you all ioyntly patrons heereof, and vnder your
[l.b] names to publish this simple worke. And thus
[l.b] praying, that God of his vnspeakeable mercies,
[l.b] will blesse both your Honors and Worships, I doe
[l.b] with all good wishes to you all, with all yours, as
[l.b] to mine owne soule, humbly take my leaue. Co-
[l.b] uentry this xxvij. of Iune. [f r] 1604.
[l.b]
[l.b] Your Honors and Worships, euer
[l.b] ready in Christ Iesus to be com-
[l.b] maunded, [f it] Robert Cawdrey. [f r]
[p.b][fo A3r][tx rt][f it] To the Reader. [f r][tx introduction]
[l.b] SVch as by their place and calling,
[l.b] (but especially Preachers) as haue oc-
[l.b] casion to speak publiquely before the
[l.b] ignorant people, are to bee admoni-
[l.b] shed, that they neuer affect any strange
[l.b] ynckhorne termes, but labour to speake so
[l.b] as is commonly receiued, and so as the most
[l.b] ignorant may well vnderstand them: ney-
[l.b] ther seeking to be ouer fine or curious, nor
[l.b] yet liuing ouer carelesse, vsing their speech,
[l.b] as most men doe, & ordering their wits, as
[l.b] the fewest haue done. Some men seek so far
[l.b] for outlandish English, that they forget al-
[l.b] together their mothers language, so that if
[l.b] some of their mothers were aliue, they were
[l.b] not able to tell, or vnderstand what they say,
[l.b] and yet these fine English Clearks, will say
[l.b] they speak in their mother tongue; but one
[l.b] might well charge them, for counterfeyting
[l.b] the Kings English. Also, some far iournied
[l.b] gentlemen, at their returne home, like as they
[l.b] loue to go in forraine apparrell, so they will
[l.b] pouder their talke with ouer-sea language.
[l.b] He that commeth lately out of France, will
[l.b] talk French English, and neuer blush at the
[l.b] [tx ct] matter.
[p.b][fo A3v] [tx rt] To the Reader.[tx introduction]
[l.b] matter. Another chops in with English Ita-
[l.b] lianated, and applyeth the Italian phrase to
[l.b] our English speaking, the which is, as if an
[l.b] Orator, that professeth to vtter his minde in
[l.b] plaine Latine, would needs speake Poetrie,
[l.b] & far fetched colours of strange antiquitie.
[l.b] Doth any wise man think, that wit resteth in
[l.b] strange words, or els standeth it not in whol-
[l.b] some matter, and apt declaring of a mans
[l.b] mind? Do we not speak, because we would
[l.b] haue other to vnderstand vs? or is not the
[l.b] tongue giuen for this end, that one might
[l.b] know what another meaneth? Therefore,
[l.b] either wee must make a difference of Eng-
[l.b] lish, & say, some is learned English, & other-
[l.b] some is rude English, or the one is Court
[l.b] talke, the other is Country-speech, or els we
[l.b] must of necessitie banish all affected Rhe-
[l.b] torique, and vse altogether one manner of
[l.b] language. Those therefore that will auoyde
[l.b] this follie, and acquaint themselues with the
[l.b] plainest & best kind of speech, must seeke
[l.b] from time to time such words as are commonlie
[l.b] receiued, and such as properly may expresse
[l.b] in plaine manner, the whole conceit of their
[l.b] mind. And looke what words wee best vn-
[l.b] derstand, and know what they meane, the
[l.b] [tx ct] same
[p.b][fo A4r][tx rt] To the Reader.[tx introduction]
[l.b] same should soonest be spoken, and first ap-
[l.b] plied, to the vttrance of our purpose. Ther-
[l.b] fore for this end, foure things would chiefly
[l.b] be obserued in the choise of wordes. First,
[l.b] that such words as wee vse, should be pro-
[l.b] per vnto the tongue wherein we speake. A-
[l.b] gaine, that they be plaine for all men to per-
[l.b] ceiue. Thirdly, that they be apt and meete,
[l.b] most properly to set out the matter. Fourth-
[l.b] lie, that words translated, from one signifi-
[l.b] cation to another, (called of the Grecians
[l.b][f it] Tropes, [f r]) be vsed to beautifie the sentence, as
[l.b] precious stones are set in a ring, to commend
[l.b] the gold. Now such are thought apt words,
[l.b] that properly agree vnto that thing, which
[l.b] they signifie, and plainly expresse the nature
[l.b] of the same. Therefore, they that haue re-
[l.b] gard of their estimation and credite, do wa-
[l.b] rily speake, & with choise, vtter words most
[l.b] apt for their purpose. In waightie causes,
[l.b] graue wordes are thought most needfull,
[l.b] that the greatnes of the matter, may the ra-
[l.b] ther appeare, in the vehemencie of theyr
[l.b] talke. So likewise of other, like order must
[l.b] be taken. Albeit some, not onely doe not
[l.b] obserue this kind of aptnesse, but also they
[l.b] fall into much fondnes, by vsing words out
[l.b] [tx ct] of
[p.b][fo A4v][tx rt] To the Reader. [tx introduction]
[l.b] of place, and applying them to diuers mat-
[l.b] ters, without all discretion.
[l.b] If thou be desirous (gentle Reader) right-
[l.b] ly and readily to vnderstand, and to profit
[l.b] by this Table, and such like, then thou must
[l.b] learne the Alphabet, to wit, the order of the
[l.b] Letters as they stand, perfecty without
[l.b] booke, and where euery Letter standeth: as
[l.b] (b) neere the beginning, (n) about the mid-
[l.b] dest, and (t) toward the end. Nowe if the
[l.b] word, which thou art desirous to finde, be-
[l.b] gin with (a) then looke in the beginning of
[l.b] this Table, but if with (v) looke towards
[l.b] the end. Againe, if thy word beginne with
[l.b] (ca) looke in the beginning of the letter (c)
[l.b] but if with (cu) then looke toward the end
[l.b] of that letter. And so of all the rest. &c.
[l.b] And further vnderstand, that whereas all
[l.b] such words as are deriued & drawne from the
[l.b] Greek, are noted with this letter, (g). And
[l.b] the French are marked thus (fr) but such
[l.b] words as are deriued from the latin, haue no
[l.b] marke at all.
[p.b][fo B1r][tx title]
[l.b] A Table Alphabeticall,
[l.b] contayning and teaching the true
[l.b] writing, and vnderstanding of hard
[l.b][f it] vsuall English words. &c. [f r]
[l.b][tx table]
[l.b] (k) standeth for a kind of.
[l.b] (g. or gr.) standeth for Greeke.
[l.b] The French words haue this (fr) before them.
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] A [hl A]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) ABandon, [tx d][f bl] cast away, or yeelde vp, to
[l.b] leaue or forsake.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] Abash, [tx d][f bl] blush.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abba, [tx d][f bl] father.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) abbesse, [tx d][f bl] abbatesse, Mistris of a Nunne-
[l.b] rie, comforters of others.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) abbettors, [tx d][f bl] counsellors.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aberration, [tx d][f bl] a going a stray, or wande-
[l.b] ring.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abbreuiat, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] to shorten, or make
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) abbridge, [tx d][f bl] short. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) abbut, [tx d][f bl] to lie vnto, or border vpon, as one
[l.b] lands end meets with another.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abecedarie, [tx d][f bl] the order of the Letters, or hee
[l.b] that vseth them.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aberration, [tx d][f bl] a going astray, or wandering.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) abet, [tx d][f bl] to maintaine.
[l.b][tx sig][f r] B. [tx ct] (fr) abdi-
[p.b][fo B1v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abdicate, [tx d][f bl] put away, refuse, or forsake.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abhorre, [tx d][f bl] hate, despise, or disdaine.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abiect, [tx d][f bl] base, cast away, in disdaine:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abiure, [tx d][f bl] renounce, denie, forsweare:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abolish, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] make voyde, destroy, deface,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abolited, [tx d][f bl] or out of vse. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) abortiue, [tx d][f bl] borne before the time.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abricot, (k) [tx d][f bl] kind of fruit:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abrogate, [tx d][f bl] take away, disanull, disallow,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abruptly, [tx d][f bl] vnorderly, without a preface.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] absolue, [tx d][f bl] finish, or acquite:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] absolute, [tx d][f bl] perfect, or vpright.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] absolution, [tx d][f bl] forgiuenes, discharge:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abstract, [tx d][f bl] drawne away from another: a lit-
[l.b] booke or volume gathered out of a grea-
[l.b] ter.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] absurd, [tx d][f bl] foolish, irksome.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] academie, [tx d][f bl] an Uniuersitie, as Cambridge,
[l.b] or Oxford:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] academicke, [tx d][f bl] of the sect of wise and learned
[l.b] men.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] accent, [tx d][f bl] tune, the rising or falling of the voice.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] accept, [tx d][f bl] to take liking of, or to entertaine
[l.b] willingly.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) acceptance,[tx d][f bl] an agreeing to some former act
[l.b] done before.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] accesse, [tx d][f bl] free comming to, or a way to a place,
[l.b] [f r][tx ct] acces-
[p.b][fo B2r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] accessarie, [tx d][f bl] partaker in the same thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) accessorie,[tx d][f bl] an accident extraordinary
[l.b][tx hw][f r] accident, [tx d][f bl] a chance, or happening.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] accidentall, [tx d][f bl] falling by chance, not by nature
[l.b][tx hw][f r] accomodate, [tx d][f bl] to make fit too, or conuenient
[l.b] to the purpose
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) accomplish, [tx d][f bl] finish, or make an end of.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] accommodating, [tx d][f bl] lending
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) account, [tx d][f bl] reckon.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) accord, [tx d][f bl] agreement betweene persons
[l.b][tx hw][f r] accurate, [tx d][f bl] curious, cunning, diligent.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) accrew, [tx d][f bl] grow, increase, goe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) acertaine, [tx d][f bl] make sure, certifie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] acetositie, [tx d][f bl] sharpnes, or sowernesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) acheeue, [tx d][f bl] to make an end of
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) acquitall, [tx d][f bl] discharge
[l.b][tx hw][f r] acquisition, [tx d][f bl] getting, purchasing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) action, [tx d][f bl] the forme of a suite
[l.b][tx hw][f r] actiue, [tx d][f bl] nimble, ready, quicke.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] actuall, [tx d][f bl] in act, or shewing it selfe in deed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] acute, [tx d][f bl] sharp, wittie, quick
[l.b][tx hw][f r] adage, [tx d][f bl] an old speech, or prouerbe,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] adamantine, [tx d][f bl] as hard as Diamont
[l.b][tx hw][f r] addict, [tx d][f bl] giuen too, appointed too
[l.b][tx hw][f r] adhærent, [tx d][f bl] cleauing to, or taking part with.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) adiew, [tx d][f bl] farewell
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) addresse, [tx d][f bl] prepare, or direct.
[l.b][tx sig][f r] B2 [tx ct] adiacint,
[p.b][fo B2v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] adiacint, [tx d][f bl] lying too, adioyning too
[l.b][tx hw][f r] adiunct, [tx d][f bl] an accidental qualitie, or any pro-
[l.b] perty, that is not a substance.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) adiourne, [tx d][f bl] deferre, or put off till another
[l.b] time.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] adiure, [tx d][f bl] make to sweare, or to deny
[l.b][tx hw][f r] administer, [tx d][f bl] gouerne, serue, or rule, or doe
[l.b] seruice vnto
[l.b][tx hw][f r] administrator, [tx d][f bl] one that doth busines for an
[l.b] other
[l.b][tx hw][f r] admire, [tx d][f bl] maruell at, or be in loue with
[l.b][tx hw][f r] admiration, [tx d][f bl] wonderment, reioycing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) admirall, [tx d][f bl] chiefe by sea, worthy
[l.b][tx hw][f r] admission, [tx d][f bl] receiuing, or leaue to enter into
[l.b] a place, accept.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] adopt, [tx d][f bl] to take for his child, freely to choose
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) adore, [tx d][f bl] worship, or reuerence,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] adorne, [tx d][f bl] beautifie, apparrell, prepare.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) aduaunce, [tx d][f bl] preferre, lift vp to honor:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aduent, [tx d][f bl] the comming
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aduerse, [tx d][f bl] contrary, or backward
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) aduertise, [tx d][f bl] giue knowledge, aduise, or coun-
[l.b] sell:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] adulation, [tx d][f bl] flatterie, or fauning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] adulterate, [tx d][f bl] to counterfeit, or corrupt:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aduocate, [tx d][f bl] a spokesman, atturney, or man
[l.b] of law, plead.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) aduowsion,
[p.b][fo B3r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) aduousion, [tx d][f bl] patronage, or power to pre-
[l.b] sent, or giue a liuing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] adustion, [tx d][f bl] burning, or rosting.
[l.b][tx ref][xref] Æ, see E.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] affable, [tx d][f bl] readie, and curteous in speech, gra-
[l.b] cious in words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) affaires, [tx d][f bl] busines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) affect, [tx d][f bl] to desire earnestly, or to mind
[l.b][tx hw][f r] affected, [tx d][f bl] disposed, inclined
[l.b][tx hw][f r] affinitie, [tx d][f bl] kinne by marriage
[l.b][tx hw][f r] affirme, [tx d][f bl] auouch, acertaine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) affiance, [tx d][f bl] trust
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) affianced, [tx d][f bl] betrothed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) affranchise, [tx d][f bl] set at libertie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] agent, [tx d][f bl] doer, a steward, or commissioner
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aggrauate, [tx d][f bl] make more grieuous, and more
[l.b] heauie:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] agilitie, [tx d][f bl] nimblenes, or quicknes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] agglutinate, [tx d][f bl] to ioyne together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] agnition, [tx d][f bl] knowledge, or acknowledging
[l.b][tx hw][f r] agitate, [tx d][f bl] driuen, stirred, tossed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] agonie, (gr) [tx d][f bl] heauie passion, anguish, griefe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) aigre, [tx d][f bl] sharpe, sower,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] akecorne, (k) [tx d][f bl] fruit
[l.b][tx hw][f r] alacritie, [tx d][f bl] cheerefulnes, liuelines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] alablaster, (k) [tx d][f bl] stone
[l.b][tx hw][f r] alarum, [tx d][f bl] a sound to the battell.
[l.b][tx sig][f r] B3 [tx ct] alchi-
[p.b][fo B3v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] alchimie, [tx d][f bl] the art of turning other mettals
[l.b] into gold.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) alien, [tx d][f bl] a stranger
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) alienate, [tx d][f bl] to estrange, or with-drawe the
[l.b] mind, or to make a thing another mans.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] all haile, [tx d][f bl] salute
[l.b][tx hw][f r] alledge, [tx d][f bl] bring proofe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] allegation, [tx d][f bl] alledging
[l.b][tx hw][f r] allegorie, (gr) [tx d][f bl] similitude, a misticall speech,
[l.b] more then the bare letter-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) allegiance,[tx d][f bl] obedience of a subiect
[l.b][tx hw][f r] allienate, [tx d][f bl] asswage, or make more easie and
[l.b] light
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) alliance, [tx d][f bl] kindred, or league.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] allusion, [tx d][f bl] meaning and pointing to another
[l.b] matter then is spoken in words
[l.b][tx hw][f r] allude, [tx d][f bl] to speake one thing that hath re-
[l.b] semblence and respect to another,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aliment, [tx d][f bl] nourishment, sustenance
[l.b][tx hw][f r] alpha, (gr) [tx d][f bl] the first Greeke letter
[l.b][tx hw][f r] alphabet, (g) [tx d][f bl] order of letters in the crosse-
[l.b] row.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] altercation, [tx d][f bl] debate, wrangling, or conten-
[l.b] tion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] altitude, [tx d][f bl] height
[l.b][tx hw][f r] amaritude, [tx d][f bl] bitternesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ambage, [tx d][f bl] long circumstance of words.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) ambassa-
[p.b][fo B4r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) ambassadour, [tx d][f bl] messenger
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ambition, [tx d][f bl] desire of honour, or striuing for
[l.b] preferment
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ambodexter, [tx d][f bl] one that playeth on both hands.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ambiguous, [tx d][f bl] doubtfull, vncertaine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) ambushment,[tx d][f bl] priuie traine, lying secret-
[l.b] ly to intrap by the way
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) amerce, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] fine, or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] amercement, [tx d][f bl] penalty. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] amiable, [tx d][f bl] louely, or with a good grace.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] amitie, [tx d][f bl] friendship, loue.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] amorous, [tx d][f bl] full of loue, amiable.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) amorte, [tx d][f bl] dead, extinguished, without life.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] amplifie, [tx d][f bl] enlarge, or make bigger.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] analogie, (gr) [tx d][f bl] conuenience, proportion.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] analisis, (gr) [tx d][f bl] resolution, deuiding into
[l.b] parts.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] anarchie, (gr) [tx d][f bl] when the land is without a
[l.b] prince, or gouerner.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] anatomie, (g) [tx d][f bl] cutting vp of the body.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] anathema, (g) [tx d][f bl] accursed or giuen ouer to
[l.b] the deuill.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] anchoue, (k) [tx d][f bl] of fruite.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) angle, [tx d][f bl] corner.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) anguish, [tx d][f bl] griefe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] angust, [tx d][f bl] straight, narrow.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] animate, [tx d][f bl] encourage.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] animauersion,
[p.b][fo B4v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] animaduersion, [tx d][f bl] noting, considering, or
[l.b] marking.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] annalis, [tx d][f bl] chronicles of things from yeare to
[l.b] yeare.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] annex, [tx d][f bl] to knit or ioyne together.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] annihilate, [tx d][f bl] make voyd, or bring to no-
[l.b] thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] anniuersarie, [tx d][f bl] a yeares minde, or done and
[l.b] comming yearely.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] annuall, [tx d][f bl] yearely.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] anthem, [tx d][f bl] song.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] antecessor, [tx d][f bl] an auncestour, or predecessour
[l.b] that goeth or liueth in the age or place
[l.b] before vs.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] antichrist, (g) [tx d][f bl] against, or contrarie to
[l.b] Christ.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] anticipation, [tx d][f bl] preuenting by a foreknow-
[l.b] ledge.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] antidote, (g) [tx d][f bl] a counterpoise, or remedy a-
[l.b] gainst poyson.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) antidate, [tx d][f bl] a fore date.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] antipathie, (g) [tx d][f bl] contrarietie of qualities.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] antiquitie, [tx d][f bl] auncientnes.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] anticke, [tx d][f bl] disguised.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] antithesis (g) [tx d][f bl] a repugnancie, or contrarietie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] antiquarie, [tx d][f bl] a man skilled, or a searcher of
[l.b] antiquities.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] annotations,
[p.b][fo B5r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] annotations, [tx d][f bl] briefe doctrines or instructi-
[l.b] ons.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] anxitie, [tx d][f bl] care or sorrow.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aphorisme, (g) [tx d][f bl] generall rule in phisick.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apocalipse, (g) [tx d][f bl] reuelation.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apocrypha (g) [tx d][f bl] not of authoritie, a thing hid-
[l.b] den, whose originall is not knowne.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apologie (g) [tx d][f bl] defence, or excuse by speech.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apostotate (g) [tx d][f bl] a backslider.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apostacie (g) [tx d][f bl] falling away, backslyding,
[l.b] rebellion.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apostle (g) [tx d][f bl] an ambassadour, or one sent.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apothegme (g) [tx d][f bl] short wittie sentence, or
[l.b] speech.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apparant, [tx d][f bl] in sight, or open.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] appall, [tx d][f bl] feare.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apparition, [tx d][f bl] appearance, or strange sight.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) appeach, [tx d][f bl] accuse, or bewray.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) appeale, [tx d][f bl] to seeke to a higher Iudge.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) appease, [tx d][f bl] quiet, or pacifie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] appendix, [tx d][f bl] hanging, or belonging to ano-
[l.b] ther thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] appertinent, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] belonging vnto another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] appurtenance, [tx d][f bl] thing. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] appetite, [tx d][f bl] desire to any thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] applaude, [tx d][f bl] to shew a liking of, as it were
[l.b] by clapping of hands.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] application,
[p.b][fo B5v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] application, [tx d][f bl] applying too, or resorting to
[l.b][tx hw][f r] appose, [tx d][f bl] to aske questions, oppose.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apposition, [tx d][f bl] adding or setting too.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apprehension, [tx d][f bl] conceite, and vnderstan-
[l.b] ding.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] approbation, [tx d][f bl] allowance, or liking.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] appropriate, [tx d][f bl] to take, and keepe to, and for
[l.b] himselfe alone.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] approue, [tx d][f bl] alowe, or make good.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] approch, [tx d][f bl] come nigh.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] apt, [tx d][f bl] fit
[l.b][tx hw][f r] arbiter, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] a Iudge in a controuersie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] arbitratour, [tx d][f bl] betwixt men. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) arbitrement, [tx d][f bl] iudgement, censure, a-
[l.b] ward.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] arch, (g) [tx d][f bl] chiefe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] arch-angell, (g) [tx d][f bl] chiefe angell
[l.b][tx hw][f r] archbishop, [tx d][f bl] chiefe bishop
[l.b][tx hw][f r] architest, [tx d][f bl] chiefe builder.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ardent, [tx d][f bl] hoate, earnest
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ardencie, [tx d][f bl] heate, earnestnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] argent, [tx d][f bl] siluer, coyne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] argue, [tx d][f bl] to reason
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ariditie, [tx d][f bl] drinesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aristocratical, (g) [tx d][f bl] gouernement of a king-
[l.b] dome by the peares and nobility.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] arithmeticke, (g) [tx d][f bl] art of numbring
[l.b][f r][tx ct] arke,
[p.b][fo B6r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] arke, [tx d][f bl] shippe or chest
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) armorie, [tx d][f bl] house of armour
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) arrerages, [tx d][f bl] debt vnpaid, or things left vn-
[l.b] done and duties comming behind.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] arrest, [tx d][f bl] stay, or lay hold of
[l.b][tx hw][f r] arride, [tx d][f bl] to please well, to content
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) arriue, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] come to land,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] arriuall, [tx d][f bl] or approch. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] arrogate, [tx d][f bl] to claime, or challenge
[l.b][tx hw][f r] arrogant, [tx d][f bl] proude, presumptuous.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] artifice, [tx d][f bl] skill, subtiltie: or a cunning peece
[l.b] of worke
[l.b][tx hw][f r] artificer, [tx d][f bl] handicrafts-man
[l.b][tx hw][f r] artificially, [tx d][f bl] workmanlike, cunningly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] articulate, [tx d][f bl] ioynted, set together, or to point
[l.b] out, and distinguish.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] artichok, (k) [tx d][f bl] herbe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) artillery, [tx d][f bl] engines or instruments for war.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ascend, [tx d][f bl] goe vp, or clime vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ascent, [tx d][f bl] a going vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ascribe, [tx d][f bl] giue to, adde to, attribute vnto
[l.b][tx hw][f r] askey, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] looking aside,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] asquint, [tx d][f bl] or awry. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) assay, [tx d][f bl] proofe, or a triall:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] assent, [tx d][f bl] agreement, or consent
[l.b][tx hw][f r] assertaine, [tx d][f bl] assure: certaine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] assentation, [tx d][f bl] flattery: speaking faire
[l.b][f r][tx ct] aspect,
[p.b][fo B6v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aspect, [tx d][f bl] looking vpon, beholding much, sight
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aspectable, [tx d][f bl] worthie, or easie to be seene.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] asperat, [tx d][f bl] rough, sharpe, or vnpleasant.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] asperation, [tx d][f bl] breathing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] aspire, [tx d][f bl] climbe vp, or come to, or high.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) assault, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] to set vpon, or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) assaile, [tx d][f bl] to proue. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) assemble, [tx d][f bl] gather together.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] assemblie, [tx d][f bl] companie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] assent, [tx d][f bl] consent.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] assertion, [tx d][f bl] affirming, auouching of any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] asseueration, [tx d][f bl] earnest affirming
[l.b][tx hw][f r] assiduitie [tx d][f bl] continuance, diligence
[l.b][tx hw][f r] assigne, [tx d][f bl] appoint, ordaine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] assignation, [tx d][f bl] appointment.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] assimulate, [tx d][f bl] to make like, to compare with.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] assistance, [tx d][f bl] helpe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] association, [tx d][f bl] ioyning together in fellow-
[l.b] ship.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] associate, [tx d][f bl] to accompanie, or follow
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) assoyle, [tx d][f bl] excuse, cleare
[l.b][tx hw][f r] astipulation, [tx d][f bl] an auouching, or witnessing
[l.b] of a thing, an agreement
[l.b][tx hw][f r] astrictiue, [br 2][s y][tx d][f bl] binding, or ioyning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] astringent, [tx d][f bl] together. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] astronomie, (g) [br 2][s y][tx d][f bl] knowledge of
[l.b][tx hw][f r] astrologie, (g) [tx d][f bl] the starres. [s n]
[l.b][f r][tx ct] astrolabe, (g)
[p.b][fo B7r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] astrolabe, (g) [tx d][f bl] an instrument to know the
[l.b] motion of the starres.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] atheist, (g) [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] without, God, or beleeuing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] atheall, [tx d][f bl] that there is no God, or de-
[l.b] nying any of his attributes. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] atheisme, (g) [tx d][f bl] the opinion of the atheist.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) attach, [tx d][f bl] sease vpon, rest or hold
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) attaint, [tx d][f bl] conuict of crime
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) attainder, [tx d][f bl] a conuiction, or prouing guil-
[l.b] tie of a crime or fault.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) attempt, [tx d][f bl] set vpon, or take in hand
[l.b][tx hw][f r] attendance, [tx d][f bl] watching, staying for, or way-
[l.b] ting vpon.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] attentiue, [tx d][f bl] heedie, or marking
[l.b][tx hw][f r] attenuate, [tx d][f bl] to make thinner or weaker
[l.b][tx hw][f r] attest, [tx d][f bl] to witnesse, or call to witnesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] attrap, [tx d][f bl] ensnare
[l.b][tx hw][f r] attribute, [tx d][f bl] giue to, or impute.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] auarice, [tx d][f bl] couetousnes, or inordinate desire
[l.b] of money.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] auburne (k) [tx d][f bl] colour
[l.b][tx hw][f r] audience, [tx d][f bl] hearing, or hearkening, or those
[l.b] that heare.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] audacious, [tx d][f bl] bold, rash, or foolish hardie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] auditor, [tx d][f bl] hearer, or officer of accounts
[l.b][tx hw][f r] audible, [tx d][f bl] easie to be heard.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] auer, [tx d][f bl] auouch, call to witnes, proue.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] auert,
[p.b][fo B7v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] auert, [tx d][f bl] to turne from, or keepe away.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] augment, [tx d][f bl] to encrease
[l.b][tx hw][f r] auguration, [tx d][f bl] guessing, or coniecturing at
[l.b] things to come:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) avowable, [tx d][f bl] that which may be allowed and
[l.b] affirmed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) avouch, [tx d][f bl] affirme with earnest, defend.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] auoke, [tx d][f bl] to call from, or pull back
[l.b][tx hw][f r] austere, [tx d][f bl] sharpe, rough, cruell
[l.b][tx hw][f r] authenticall, (g) [tx d][f bl] of authoritie, allowed by
[l.b] authoritie: the originall
[l.b][tx hw][f r] autumne, [tx d][f bl] the haruest
[l.b][tx hw][f r] axiome (g) [tx d][f bl] a certaine principle, or general
[l.b] ground of any Art:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ay, [tx d][f bl] euer, at any time, for euer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] azure, (k) [tx d][f bl] of colour.
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] B [hl B]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] BAile, [tx d][f bl] suretie, witnes.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ballance, [tx d][f bl] a paire of scales, or other
[l.b] thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) balase, [tx d][f bl] grauell, wherewith ships are poy-
[l.b] sed to goe vpright: or weight.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bang, [tx d][f bl] beat
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bankerupt, [tx d][f bl] bankerout, waster
[l.b][tx hw][f r] banquet, [tx d][f bl] feast.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] baptisme,
[p.b][fo B8r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] baptisme, (g) [tx d][f bl] dipping, or sprinkling.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) band, [tx d][f bl] company of men, or an assembly.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] baptist, [tx d][f bl] a baptiser
[l.b][tx hw][f r] barbarian, [tx d][f bl] a rude person
[l.b][tx hw][f r] barbell, (k) [tx d][f bl] fish
[l.b][tx hw][f r] barbarie, (k) [tx d][f bl] of fruite
[l.b][tx hw][f r] barbarisme, [tx d][f bl] barbarousnes, rudeness
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) barke, [tx d][f bl] small ship
[l.b][tx hw][f r] barnacle, (k) [tx d][f bl] bird
[l.b][tx hw][f r] barrester, [tx d][f bl] one allowed to giue counsell, or
[l.b] to pleade:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] barreter, [tx d][f bl] a contentious person, quarreller,
[l.b] or fighter:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) barter, [tx d][f bl] to bargaine, or change
[l.b][tx hw][f r] baud, [tx d][f bl] whore
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bauin, [tx d][f bl] a faggot, or kid
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bashfull, [tx d][f bl] blush, or shamefast
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) battrie, [tx d][f bl] beating or striking
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bay, (k) [tx d][f bl] tree.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] beadle, [tx d][f bl] office
[l.b][tx hw][f r] beagle, (k) [tx d][f bl] hound
[l.b][tx hw][f r] beatitude, [tx d][f bl] blessednes, happines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] beldam, [tx d][f bl] parent, or maister:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bellona, [tx d][f bl] the goddesse of warre
[l.b][tx hw][f r] benediction, [tx d][f bl] praysing or blessing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] beneficiall, [tx d][f bl] profitable
[l.b][tx hw][f r] beneuolence, [tx d][f bl] good will, or fauour.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] benigne,
[p.b][fo B8v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] benigne, [tx d][f bl] fauourable, curteous, gentle:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] benignitie, [tx d][f bl] gentlenes, or kindnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) benisson, [tx d][f bl] blessing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bequeath, [tx d][f bl] giue:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bereft, [tx d][f bl] depriued, alone, voide, robd.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] besiedge, [tx d][f bl] compasse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] betrothed, [tx d][f bl] affianced, or promised in mar-
[l.b] riage:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bewaile, [tx d][f bl] mone, complaine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) biere, [tx d][f bl] a cophin wherein dead men are
[l.b] carried:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bigamie, (g) [tx d][f bl] twise maried, or hath had two
[l.b] wiues
[l.b][tx hw][f r] billiment, [tx d][f bl] iewell, or garment
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bipartite, [tx d][f bl] deuided into two parts
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bisket, [tx d][f bl] bread:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bishop, [tx d][f bl] ouer-seer, or prelate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] blase, [tx d][f bl] report, publish, shew forth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] blaspheme, (g) [tx d][f bl] to speake ill of God:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] blattering, [tx d][f bl] vaine babling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) blanch, [tx d][f bl] to make white, or white lime
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bleate, [tx d][f bl] cry
[l.b][tx hw][f r] blisse, [tx d][f bl] ioy, or happines.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) bonnet, [tx d][f bl] hat, or cap.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bob, [tx d][f bl] beate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) bouge, [tx d][f bl] stirre, remoue from a place.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] boate, [tx d][f bl] ship
[l.b][f r][tx ct] braule,
[p.b][fo C1r] [f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] braule, [tx d][f bl] wrangle.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] brachygraphie, (g) [tx d][f bl] short writing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) bragard, [tx d][f bl] fine, trim, proude
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) brandish, [tx d][f bl] to shake a sword
[l.b][tx hw][f r] breuitie, [tx d][f bl] shortnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] brickle, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] easiely broken,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] brittle, [tx d][f bl] lymber. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) brigand, [tx d][f bl] a theefe, or robber by the high
[l.b] way side.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) brigandine,[tx d][f bl] coate of defence
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) brigantine,[tx d][f bl] a small ship
[l.b][tx hw][f r] brothell, [tx d][f bl] keeper of a house of baudry,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] brooch, [tx d][f bl] iewell.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) bruite, [tx d][f bl] report, noyse.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] buggerie, [tx d][f bl] coniunction with one of the same
[l.b] kinde, or of men with beasts.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bugle, [tx d][f bl] glasse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] buglasse, (k) [tx d][f bl] herbe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] bullyon, [tx d][f bl] coyne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) burgesse, [tx d][f bl] a head man of a towne.
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] C [hl C]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] CAlamitie, [tx d][f bl] trouble, affliction.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] calcinate, [tx d][f bl] to make salt:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] calefie, [tx d][f bl] make warme, heate, or chafe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] calygraphie, (g) [tx d][f bl] fayre writing.
[l.b][tx sig][f r] C. [tx ct] calli-
[p.b][fo C1v] [f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] calliditie, [tx d][f bl] craftines, or deceit
[l.b][tx hw][f r] calumniation, [tx d][f bl] a discrediting by worde, or
[l.b] false accusation.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] camphire, [tx d][f bl] kind of herbe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] capacitie, [tx d][f bl] largenes of a place: conceit, or
[l.b] receiet.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) capuchon, [tx d][f bl] a hood
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) cancell, [tx d][f bl] to vndoe, deface, crosse out, or
[l.b] teare
[l.b][tx hw][f r] canon (g) [tx d][f bl] law, or rule
[l.b][tx hw][f r] canonise, (g) [tx d][f bl] make a saint, to examine by
[l.b] rule:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] canopie, [tx d][f bl] couer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] capitall, [tx d][f bl] deadly, or great, or woorthy of
[l.b] shame, and punishment:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] capable, [tx d][f bl] wise, apt to learne, bigge, or fit to
[l.b] receiue.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] capitulation, [tx d][f bl] distinguishing by parts
[l.b][tx hw][f r] captious, [tx d][f bl] catching, deceitfull, subtile,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] captiue, [tx d][f bl] prisoner
[l.b][tx hw][f r] captiuate, [tx d][f bl] make subiect, or a prisoner,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cardinall, [tx d][f bl] chiefe, or principall
[l.b][tx hw][f r] carminate, [tx d][f bl] to card wooll, or deuide
[l.b][tx hw][f r] carnalitie, [tx d][f bl] fleshlines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] carnall, [tx d][f bl] fleshly, pleasing the flesh:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] carpe, [tx d][f bl] take exception against, or wran-
[l.b] gle.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] cassere,
[p.b][fo C2r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) cassere, [tx d][f bl] dismisse, put away, or out of of-
[l.b] fice.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] casualtie, [tx d][f bl] chaunce or hap
[l.b][tx hw][f r] castigation, [tx d][f bl] chaistisement, blaming, cor-
[l.b] rection.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] catalogue, (g) [tx d][f bl] beadroole, or rehearesall of
[l.b] words, or names
[l.b][tx hw][f r] category, (g) [tx d][f bl] an accusation
[l.b][tx hw][f r] catechiser, [tx d][f bl] that teacheth the principles of
[l.b] Christian religion.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cathedrall, [tx d][f bl] church, cheife in the diocesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] catharre, [tx d][f bl] a flowing of humors from the
[l.b] head.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] catholicke, (g) [tx d][f bl] vniuersall or generall.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cauill, [tx d][f bl] to iest, scoffe, or reason subtilly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] caution, [tx d][f bl] warning, putting in minde, or
[l.b] taking heede
[l.b][tx hw][f r] celebrate, [tx d][f bl] holy, make famous, to publish,
[l.b] to commend, to keepe solemlie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] celeritie, [tx d][f bl] swiftnes, hast
[l.b][tx hw][f r] celestiall, [tx d][f bl] heauenly, diuine passing excel-
[l.b] lent.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cement, [tx d][f bl] morter, or lime.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] censor, [tx d][f bl] a corrector, a iudge, or reformer of
[l.b] manners
[l.b][tx hw][f r] censure, [tx d][f bl] a correction, or reformation
[l.b][tx hw][f r] centre, (g) [tx d][f bl] middest of any round thing
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] C[f r]2 [f bl][tx ct] or
[p.b][fo C2v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] or circle.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] centurion, [tx d][f bl] captaine of a hundren men.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ceruse, [tx d][f bl] white leade, or painting that wo-
[l.b] men vse.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cessement, [tx d][f bl] tribute
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chanell, [tx d][f bl] sinke:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] character, (g) [tx d][f bl] the fashion of a Letter, a
[l.b] marke, or stampe:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) chaunt, [tx d][f bl] sing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) champion, [tx d][f bl] wilde field, also a challenger,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chambering, [tx d][f bl] lightnes, and wanton beha-
[l.b] uiour in priuate places
[l.b][tx hw][f r] charter, [tx d][f bl] a grant of any thing confirmed by
[l.b] seale.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) cheualrie, [tx d][f bl] knight-hood
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cherubin, [tx d][f bl] order of Angels:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chibball, (k) [tx d][f bl] fruite
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chirograph, (g) [tx d][f bl] hand writing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chiromancie (g) [tx d][f bl] telling of fortunes, by the
[l.b] lines in the hands:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chirurgion, (g) [tx d][f bl] a surgion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] choller, (gr) [tx d][f bl] a humor causing anger
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chough, (k) [tx d][f bl] bird:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] christ, (g) [tx d][f bl] annointed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chronickler, (g) [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] historie wri-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chronographer, [tx d][f bl] ter. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chronicall, (g) [tx d][f bl] returning at certaine times
[l.b][f r][tx ct] chro-
[p.b][fo C3r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chronologie, (g) [tx d][f bl] storie of times past.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cibaries, [tx d][f bl] meates, nourishment
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cider, [tx d][f bl] drink made of apples
[l.b][tx hw][f r] circuit, [tx d][f bl] about.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] circumcise, [tx d][f bl] to cut the priuie skin
[l.b][tx hw][f r] circumference, [tx d][f bl] the round and outmost cir-
[l.b] cuit, or compasse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] circumligate, [tx d][f bl] binde about
[l.b][tx hw][f r] circumscribe, [tx d][f bl] to compasse about with a line,
[l.b] to limit.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] circumspect, [tx d][f bl] heedie, quicke of sight, wise,
[l.b] and dooing matters aduisedly.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] circumlocution, [tx d][f bl] a speaking of that in ma-
[l.b] ny words, which may be said in few
[l.b][tx hw][f r] circumstance, [tx d][f bl] a qualitie, that accompaneth
[l.b] any thing, as time, place &c
[l.b][tx hw][f r] circumstant, [tx d][f bl] things that are about vs,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] circumuent, [tx d][f bl] to close in, to deceaue, or in-
[l.b] trap craftily.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] citron, (k) [tx d][f bl] fruit
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ciuilitie, [tx d][f bl] honest in conuersation, or gentle
[l.b] in behauiour.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] clamarus, [tx d][f bl] making a great noyse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] chassick, [tx d][f bl] chiefe, and approued,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) clauicordes, [tx d][f bl] mirth,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] claritude, [tx d][f bl] cleerenes, renowne,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] clemencie, [tx d][f bl] gentlenes, curtesie.
[l.b][tx sig][f r] C 3 [tx ct] client,
[p.b][fo C3v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] client, [tx d][f bl] he that is defended.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] climate, [tx d][f bl] a portion of the worlde betwixt
[l.b] north and south
[l.b][tx hw][f r] climactericall, (g) [tx d][f bl] that which ariseth by de-
[l.b] grees, as the sixtie third yeere is climac-
[l.b] tericall of the seauentie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] clister, [tx d][f bl] medecine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] coble, [tx d][f bl] amend
[l.b][tx hw][f r] coadiutor, [tx d][f bl] a fellow helper.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cockatrice, [tx d][f bl] a kind of beast
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cænation, [tx d][f bl] supper, or a place to sup in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cogitation, [tx d][f bl] thought, musing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cognition, [tx d][f bl] knowledge
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cohærence, [tx d][f bl] ioyning, & vniting together.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) coin, [tx d][f bl] corner
[l.b][tx hw][f r] collect, [tx d][f bl] gather together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] colleague, [tx d][f bl] companion,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] collaterall, [tx d][f bl] on the other side, ouer against,
[l.b] as two lines drawne equally distant one
[l.b] from another, in due place
[l.b][tx hw][f r] collation, [tx d][f bl] recitall, a short banquet
[l.b][tx hw][f r] collect, [tx d][f bl] gather
[l.b][tx hw][f r] collusion, [tx d][f bl] deceit, cousanage
[l.b][tx hw][f r] colume, [tx d][f bl] one side of a page of a booke
[l.b][tx hw][f r] combine, [tx d][f bl] heale, or couple together,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] combination, [tx d][f bl] a ioyning, or coupling together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] combure, [tx d][f bl] burne, or consume with fire
[l.b][f r][tx ct] com-
[p.b][fo C4r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] combustible, [tx d][f bl] easily burnt
[l.b][tx hw][f r] combustion, [tx d][f bl] burning or consuming with
[l.b] fire.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] comedie, (k) [tx d][f bl] stage play,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] comicall, [tx d][f bl] handled merily like a comedie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] commemoration, [tx d][f bl] rehearsing or remem-
[l.b] bring
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) commencement, [tx d][f bl] a beginning or entrance
[l.b][tx hw][f r] comet, (g) [tx d][f bl] a blasing starre
[l.b][tx hw][f r] comentarie, [tx d][f bl] exposition of any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] commerce, [tx d][f bl] fellowship, entercourse of mer-
[l.b] chandise.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] commination, [tx d][f bl] threatning, or menacing,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] commiseration, [tx d][f bl] pittie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] commodious, [tx d][f bl] profitable, pleasant, fit,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] commotion, [tx d][f bl] rebellion, trouble, or disqui-
[l.b] etnesse.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] communicate, [tx d][f bl] make partaker, or giue
[l.b] part vnto
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) communaltie, [tx d][f bl] common people, or com-
[l.b] mon-wealth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] communion, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] fellow-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] communitie, [tx d][f bl] ship. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] compact, [tx d][f bl] ioyned together, or an agreement.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] compassion, [tx d][f bl] pitty, fellow-feeling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] compell, [tx d][f bl] to force, or constraine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] compendious, [tx d][f bl] short, profitable
[l.b][f r][tx ct] com-
[p.b][fo C4v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] compensation, [tx d][f bl] a recompence:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] compeare, [tx d][f bl] like
[l.b][tx hw][f r] competent, [tx d][f bl] conuenient, sufficient, apt:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] competitor, [tx d][f bl] hee that sueth for the same
[l.b] thing, or office, that another doth:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] compile, [tx d][f bl] gather together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] complement, [tx d][f bl] perfecting of any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] complet, [tx d][f bl] fulfilled, finished
[l.b][tx hw][f r] Complexion, [tx d][f bl] nature, constitution of the
[l.b] body.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) complices, [tx d][f bl] fellowes in wicked matters
[l.b][tx hw][f r] compose, [tx d][f bl] make, or ioyne together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] composition, [tx d][f bl] agreement, a making, or
[l.b] mingling together.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] comprehend, [br 2][s y][tx d][f bl] to con-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] comprise, [tx d][f bl] taine. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] comprimise, [tx d][f bl] agreement, made by parties
[l.b] chosen on either side
[l.b][tx hw][f r] comprimit, [tx d][f bl] iudge
[l.b][tx hw][f r] compte, [tx d][f bl] fine, decked: trimmed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] compulsion, [tx d][f bl] force, constraint
[l.b][tx hw][f r] computation, [tx d][f bl] an account or reckoning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] compunction, [tx d][f bl] pricking
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concauitie, [tx d][f bl] hollownes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conceale, [tx d][f bl] to keepe close
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conception, [tx d][f bl] conceiuing in the wombe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concinnate, [tx d][f bl] made fit, finely apparelled
[l.b][f r][tx ct] concise,
[p.b][fo C5r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concise, [tx d][f bl] briefe or short
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concoct, [tx d][f bl] to digest meate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concord, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] agree-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concordance, [tx d][f bl] ment. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concrete, [tx d][f bl] ioyned, or congealed together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concruciate, [tx d][f bl] to torment, or vex together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concubine, [tx d][f bl] harlot, or light huswife.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conculcate, [tx d][f bl] to treade vnderfoote
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concupiscence, [tx d][f bl] desire
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concurre, [tx d][f bl] agree together, runne together,
[l.b] or meete.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] concurse, [tx d][f bl] running together of many to a
[l.b] place.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] condigne, [tx d][f bl] worthie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] condiscende, [tx d][f bl] agree vnto, or consent
[l.b][tx hw][f r] condole, [tx d][f bl] to be greeued, or sorrowfull
[l.b] with another.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conduct, [tx d][f bl] guiding, or hiring
[l.b][tx hw][f r] confabulate, [tx d][f bl] to talke together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] confection, [tx d][f bl] compounding, making or
[l.b] mingling.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] confederate, [tx d][f bl] agreeing peaceably together
[l.b] by couenants made
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conferre, [tx d][f bl] talke together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conference, [tx d][f bl] communication, talking toge-
[l.b] ther.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] confidence, [tx d][f bl] trust, hope
[l.b][f r][tx ct] confine,
[p.b][fo C5v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] confine, [tx d][f bl] to border vpon, to compasse in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] confirme, [tx d][f bl] establish
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) confiscation, [tx d][f bl] forfeiture or losse of goods
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conflict, [tx d][f bl] battaile, strife, fight
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conforme, [tx d][f bl] to make like vnto, consent
[l.b][tx hw][f r] confound, [tx d][f bl] ouerthrow, destroy, mingle to-
[l.b] gether, or disorder.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) confront, [tx d][f bl] opposse, compare one to ano-
[l.b] ther.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] congeale, [tx d][f bl] to harden, or ware hard, or
[l.b] freeze together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] congestion, [tx d][f bl] a heaping vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conglutinate, [tx d][f bl] to ioyne together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] congratulate, [tx d][f bl] to reioyce with another for
[l.b] some good fortune.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] congregate, [tx d][f bl] gather together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] congruence, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] agreablenes,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] congruitie, [tx d][f bl] or likenes. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] coniunction, [tx d][f bl] ioyning together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] coniure, [tx d][f bl] to conspire together, to sweare
[l.b] by.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] connexion, [tx d][f bl] ioyning together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conuiuence, [tx d][f bl] sufferance, or winking at
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conquest, [tx d][f bl] a complayning, or victorie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consanguinitie, [tx d][f bl] kinred by blood, or birth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consecrate, [tx d][f bl] make holie, to dedicate, or giue
[l.b] vnto.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] consectarie
[p.b][fo C6r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consectarie, [tx d][f bl] one that followeth any opini-
[l.b] on.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consent, [tx d][f bl] agreement
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consequence, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] following
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consequent, [tx d][f bl] by order. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conserue, [tx d][f bl] keepe, saue, or maintaine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consideratly, [tx d][f bl] wisely, and with aduise, con-
[l.b] sist, stand
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) consistorie, [tx d][f bl] place of ciuill iudgement
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consociate, [tx d][f bl] companie with, or ioyne a com-
[l.b] panion vnto.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consolation, [tx d][f bl] comfort
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consonant, [tx d][f bl] agreeable, likelie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consort, [tx d][f bl] a companion, or company
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conspicuous, [tx d][f bl] easie to be seene, excellent
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conspire, [tx d][f bl] agree together, for to doe euill.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] constellation, [tx d][f bl] a company of starrs
[l.b][tx hw][f r] constitutions, [tx d][f bl] lawes, or decrees
[l.b][tx hw][f r] construe, [tx d][f bl] expound
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consul, [tx d][f bl] a cheife gouernor among the Ro-
[l.b] manes.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consult, [tx d][f bl] take counsaile
[l.b][tx hw][f r] consumate, [tx d][f bl] accomplish, fulfill, or finish.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contagious, [tx d][f bl] that which corrupteth, or in-
[l.b] fecteth.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contaminate, [tx d][f bl] defiled, or corrupted
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contaminouse, [tx d][f bl] infectious, defiled
[l.b][f r][tx ct] contemplation,
[p.b][fo C6v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contemplation, [tx d][f bl] meditation, or musing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contend, [tx d][f bl] wrangle
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contestate, [tx d][f bl] to call to witnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] context, [tx d][f bl] the agreeing of the matter going
[l.b] before, with that which followeth.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] continent, [tx d][f bl] modest, abstaining, chast: al-
[l.b] so the firme land where no ile or sea is.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contingent, [tx d][f bl] happening by chaunce
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contract, [tx d][f bl] make short, also a bargaine, or
[l.b] couenant.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contradiction, [tx d][f bl] gaine saying
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contribute, [tx d][f bl] bestowe vpon, or giue vnto
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contribution, [tx d][f bl] a bestowing of any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contributorie, [tx d][f bl] giuing a part to any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contrite, [tx d][f bl] broken, sorrowfull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contrition, [tx d][f bl] sorrow, sadnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contriue, [tx d][f bl] make
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contumacie, [tx d][f bl] stubbornnes, contempt
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contumelie, [tx d][f bl] slaunder, reproch
[l.b][tx hw][f r] contusion, [tx d][f bl] bruised, or beaten
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conuent, [tx d][f bl] bring before a iudge
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conuenient, [tx d][f bl] fit, well beseeming
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conuenticle, [tx d][f bl] a little assemblie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conuerse, [tx d][f bl] companie with
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conuert, [tx d][f bl] turne, change
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conuict, [tx d][f bl] proued guiltie, ouercome
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conuince, [tx d][f bl] to ouercome, confute, or proue
[l.b][tx ct] manifestly.
[p.b][fo C7r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words. [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] manifestly.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] conuocation, [tx d][f bl] an assembling, or calling to-
[l.b] gether.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) conuoy, [tx d][f bl] a waiting vppon: or keeping
[l.b] company in the way.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] connulsion, [tx d][f bl] a pulling, or shrinking vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] copartner, [tx d][f bl] fellow partaker, or companion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cophin, (g) [tx d][f bl] basket, or chest for a dead bo-
[l.b] dy to be put in.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] copious, [tx d][f bl] plentifull, abounding
[l.b][tx hw][f r] copulation, [tx d][f bl] ioyning, or coupling together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cordwainer, [tx d][f bl] shoemaker, or trade
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cordiall, [tx d][f bl] comforting the hart.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) coriuals, [tx d][f bl] competitors
[l.b][tx hw][f r] carnositie, [tx d][f bl] full of flesh, grosse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] corporall, [tx d][f bl] bodily
[l.b][tx hw][f r] corporate, [tx d][f bl] hauing a bodie:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) corps, [tx d][f bl] deade bodie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] corpulent, [tx d][f bl] grosse of body, fat, or great
[l.b][tx hw][f r] correspondent, [tx d][f bl] answerable
[l.b][tx hw][f r] correllatiues, [tx d][f bl] when [f r]2.[f i] things are so linked
[l.b] together, that the one cannot be without
[l.b] the otherr.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] corrigible, [tx d][f bl] easily corrected
[l.b][tx hw][f r] corroborate, [tx d][f bl] confirme, or strengthen, or
[l.b] make strong.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] corroded, [tx d][f bl] gnawd about
[l.b][f r][tx ct] corrosiue,
[p.b][fo C7v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] corrosiue, [tx d][f bl] fretting
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cosmographie, (g) [tx d][f bl] description of the
[l.b] world.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] costiue, [tx d][f bl] bound in the bodie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) couch, [tx d][f bl] bed, lie downe:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) couert, [tx d][f bl] hidden place, secrete
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) counterchange, [tx d][f bl] to change againe:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) countermaund, [tx d][f bl] commaund contrarie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) countermine, [tx d][f bl] vndermine one against an-
[l.b] other.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) countermure, [tx d][f bl] to builde, one wall against
[l.b] another.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] crassitude, [tx d][f bl] fatnesse or thicknesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) counterpoise, [tx d][f bl] make leuell, or to weigh, as
[l.b] heuie as another thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cowslip, (k) [tx d][f bl] hearh
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) counteruaile, [tx d][f bl] of equall valew
[l.b][tx hw][f r] credence, [tx d][f bl] beliefe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) curbe, [tx d][f bl] restraine, keepe in:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] credible, [tx d][f bl] which may be beleeued
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) couerture, [tx d][f bl] couering
[l.b][tx hw][f r] creditor, [tx d][f bl] he which lendeth, or trusteth an-
[l.b] other:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] credulous, [tx d][f bl] readie to belieue, true
[l.b][tx hw][f r] credulitie, [tx d][f bl] rashnes in belieuing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) creuas, [tx d][f bl] rift.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) crible, [tx d][f bl] sifted
[l.b][f r][tx ct] criminous,
[p.b][fo C8r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] criminous, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] faultie, that wherein is some
[l.b][tx hw][f r] criminall, [tx d][f bl] fault. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] crisped, [tx d][f bl] curled, or frisled.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] criticall, (g) [tx d][f bl] which giueth iudgement of
[l.b] sicknes. &c.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] crocodile, (k) [tx d][f bl] beast
[l.b][tx hw][f r] crucifie, [tx d][f bl] fasten to a crosse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] crude, [tx d][f bl] raw, not ripe, not digested:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] crupt, (g) [tx d][f bl] hidden, or secret
[l.b][tx hw][f r] crystaline, (g) [tx d][f bl] cleere like glasse, or christall.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cubite, [tx d][f bl] a foote and a halfe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] culpable, [tx d][f bl] blame-worthy, guiltie,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] culture, [tx d][f bl] husbandry, tilling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] curiositie, [tx d][f bl] picked diligence, greater care-
[l.b] fulnes, then is seemly or necessarie,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cursorilie, [tx d][f bl] swiftly, or briefely.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] curuefie, [tx d][f bl] bowed, or made crooked.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] custodie, [tx d][f bl] keeping, or looking to
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cymball, [tx d][f bl] an instrument of musicke, so cal-
[l.b] led.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cynicall, (g) [tx d][f bl] doggish, froward.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] cypher, (g) [tx d][f bl] a circle numbering, of no
[l.b] value of it selfe, but serueth to make vp
[l.b] the number, and to make other figures
[l.b] of more value.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] Damna-
[p.b][fo C8v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] D [hl D]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] DAmnable, [tx d][f bl] not to be allowed.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deacon, (g) [tx d][f bl] prouider for the poore
[l.b][tx hw][f r] demonaicke, (g) [tx d][f bl] possessed with a deuill.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deambulation, [tx d][f bl] a walking abroade
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) debate, [tx d][f bl] strife, contention
[l.b][tx hw][f r] debar, [tx d][f bl] let:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] debilitie, [tx d][f bl] weakenes, faintnes.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) debonnayre, [tx d][f bl] gentle, curteous, affable,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] decalogue, (g) [tx d][f bl] the ten commaundements:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] decacordon, (g) [tx d][f bl] an instrument with tenne
[l.b] strings
[l.b][tx hw][f r] decent, [tx d][f bl] comlie, or beseeming
[l.b][tx hw][f r] decease, [tx d][f bl] a departing, or giuing place too.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] decide, [tx d][f bl] to determine, or make an end of.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] decipher, [tx d][f bl] describe, or open the meaning,
[l.b] or to count.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] decision, [tx d][f bl] cutting away.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] declamation, [tx d][f bl] an oration of a matter feyned.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] decline, [tx d][f bl] fall away, or swarue from,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] decoction, [tx d][f bl] liquor, wherein things are sod
[l.b] for phisicke.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] decorum, [tx d][f bl] comlines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] decrepite, [tx d][f bl] very old
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dedicate, [tx d][f bl] to giue for euer.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] deduct,
[p.b][fo D1r] [f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deduct, [tx d][f bl] take or drawe out, abate, or dimi-
[l.b] nish.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) deface, [tx d][f bl] blot out, staine, bring out of fa-
[l.b] shion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] defame, [tx d][f bl] to slaunder, or speake ill of
[l.b][tx hw][f r] defect, [tx d][f bl] want, fayling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) defie, [tx d][f bl] distrust.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] define, [tx d][f bl] to shew clearely what a thing is.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deflower, [tx d][f bl] dishonest, rauish, or disgrace
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deformed, [tx d][f bl] ill shapen, ill fauored
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) defraude, [tx d][f bl] deceiue, beguile
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) defraye, [tx d][f bl] lay out, pay, discharge
[l.b][tx hw][f r] degenerate, [tx d][f bl] be vnlike his auncestours: to
[l.b] grow out of kind.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dehort, [tx d][f bl] mone or perswade from, to aduise
[l.b] to the contrarie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deitie, [tx d][f bl] Godhead
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deifie, [tx d][f bl] make like God
[l.b][tx hw][f r] delectation, [tx d][f bl] delight, or pleasure
[l.b][tx hw][f r] delegate, [tx d][f bl] an imbassadour, or one appoin-
[l.b] ted in anothers place.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deliberate, [tx d][f bl] to take good counsell
[l.b][tx hw][f r] delineate, [tx d][f bl] to drawe the proportion of any
[l.b] thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] delicate, [tx d][f bl] daintie, giuen to pleasure
[l.b][tx hw][f r] delude, [tx d][f bl] deceiue, or laugh to scorne.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) deluge, [tx d][f bl] great floode, or ouer flowing of
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] D. [f r] [tx ct] waters:
[p.b][fo D1v] [f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b] [tx d] waters.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] delusion, [tx d][f bl] mockerie, a deceitfull thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] demaund, [tx d][f bl] request, aske
[l.b][tx hw][f r] demerite, [tx d][f bl] deseruing, worthines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] democracie, (g) [tx d][f bl] a common-wealth gouer-
[l.b] ned by the people.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] demonstrate, [tx d][f bl] shew plainely, or openly, to
[l.b] point out or manifest.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] demenour, [tx d][f bl] behauiour
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) demurre, [tx d][f bl] to stay, to linger, or vse delaies
[l.b][tx hw][f r] denison, [tx d][f bl] free borne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] denounce, [tx d][f bl] declare, or giue warning of, or
[l.b] proclaime
[l.b][tx hw][f r] denomination, [tx d][f bl] a naming
[l.b][tx hw][f r] depend, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] hang
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dependance, [tx d][f bl] vpon. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deplore, [tx d][f bl] to lament or bewaile
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deplume, [tx d][f bl] to pull of the feathers
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deportation, [tx d][f bl] carrying away
[l.b][tx hw][f r] depopulate, [tx d][f bl] spoile, or wast
[l.b][tx hw][f r] depose, [tx d][f bl] put away, depriue, or put downe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] depraue, [tx d][f bl] marre or corrupt, or make worse.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deprecation, [tx d][f bl] supplication, or requiring of
[l.b] pardon
[l.b][tx hw][f r] depresse, [tx d][f bl] to keepe downe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] depriue, [tx d][f bl] see depose [xref]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] depute, [tx d][f bl] account, or esteeme
[l.b][f r][tx ct] deride,
[p.b][fo D2r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deride, [tx d][f bl] mock, or laugh to scorne.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] derision, [tx d][f bl] mocking
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deriue, [tx d][f bl] fetch from
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deriuation, [tx d][f bl] taking away from some other
[l.b] matter.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] derogate, [tx d][f bl] to take away, or to diminish
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) desastrous, [tx d][f bl] vnluckie, vnfortunate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] descend, [tx d][f bl] goe downe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] describe, [tx d][f bl] to write foorth, to copie out, or to
[l.b] declare
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) deseigne, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] an appoynting how any
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) deseignment, [tx d][f bl] thing shall be done. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] desert, [tx d][f bl] wildernesse.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] desertion, [tx d][f bl] a leauing, or forsaking
[l.b][tx hw][f r] designe, [tx d][f bl] to marke out, or appoint for any
[l.b] purpose:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] desist, [tx d][f bl] leaue off, or stay
[l.b][tx hw][f r] desolate, [tx d][f bl] left alone, or forsaken
[l.b][tx hw][f r] desperate, [tx d][f bl] without hope, or past hope,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] detect, [tx d][f bl] bewray, disclose, accuse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] destinated, [tx d][f bl] appointed,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] destitute, [tx d][f bl] forsaken
[l.b][tx hw][f r] detest, [tx d][f bl] hate greatly, or abhorre
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deteined, [tx d][f bl] withholden, or kept back,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] determine, [tx d][f bl] resolue, conclude
[l.b][tx hw][f r] detract, [tx d][f bl] take from, or backbite
[l.b][tx hw][f r] detriment, [tx d][f bl] losse or hurt
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] D[f r]2 [tx ct] detrude,
[p.b][fo D2v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] detrude, [tx d][f bl] thrust out, or from
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deuote, [tx d][f bl] to giue vnto, or appoint vnto
[l.b][tx hw][f r] deuotion, [tx d][f bl] holinesse.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) deuoyre, [tx d][f bl] dutie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dexteritie, [tx d][f bl] aptnes, nimblenes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diabolicall, (g) [tx d][f bl] deuillish.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diademe, (g) [tx d][f bl] a Kings crowne:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diapason, (g) [tx d][f bl] a concorde in musick of all
[l.b] parts
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diet, [tx d][f bl] manner of foode
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dialect, [tx d][f bl] the manner of speech in any lan-
[l.b] guage, diuers from others.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dialogue (g) [tx d][f bl] conference, or talking toge-
[l.b] ther.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diameter, (g) [tx d][f bl] a line, crossing the midst of a-
[l.b] ny circle or figure
[l.b][tx hw][f r] didacticall, (g) [tx d][f bl] full of doctrine or instructi-
[l.b] on.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diffamation, [tx d][f bl] a slaundering, or speaking ill
[l.b] of:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] different, [tx d][f bl] vnlikely, disagreeing,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] difficill, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] hard, vneasie,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] difficult, [tx d][f bl] dangerous [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diffident, [tx d][f bl] mistrustfull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diffude, [tx d][f bl] poure out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] digest, [tx d][f bl] bring into order, to deuide, & distri-
[l.b] bute things into their right place.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] dignity,
[p.b][fo D3r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dignitie, [tx d][f bl] worthinesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] digresse, [tx d][f bl] turne from, goe away
[l.b][tx hw][f r] digression, [tx d][f bl] departing from the matter in
[l.b] hand
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dilacerate, [tx d][f bl] to rent in sunder:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dilate, [tx d][f bl] enlarge, spread abroade, or to dis-
[l.b] course vpon largely
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dilemma, (g) [tx d][f bl] a forked kinde of argument,
[l.b] which on either side entrappeth.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dimension, [tx d][f bl] measuring
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diminution, [tx d][f bl] lessening
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diocesse, (g) [tx d][f bl] iurisdiction
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diocesan, [tx d][f bl] that hath iurisdiction
[l.b][tx hw][f r] direct, [tx d][f bl] guide, or rule: right, straight, also
[l.b] to order.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disable, [tx d][f bl] make vnable, or finde fault with.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disabilitie, [tx d][f bl] vnablenes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) disaduantageous, [tx d][f bl] hindering much
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disanull, [tx d][f bl] make voyde, or bring to nothing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) disburse, [tx d][f bl] lay out money
[l.b][tx hw][f r] discent, [tx d][f bl] comming downe from another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] discerne, [tx d][f bl] know, put one from another, or
[l.b] put difference
[l.b][tx hw][f r] discide, [tx d][f bl] cut off, or in peeces
[l.b][tx hw][f r] discipline, [tx d][f bl] instruction, or training vp.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disciple, [tx d][f bl] scholler,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] discipher, [tx d][f bl] to lay open, or make plaine
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] D[f r]3 [tx ct] dis-
[p.b][fo D3v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disclose, [tx d][f bl] discouer, vtter, or manifest.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) discomfiting, [tx d][f bl] putting to flight
[l.b][tx hw][f r] discord, [tx d][f bl] disagreement, variance
[l.b][tx hw][f r] discretion, [tx d][f bl] wise choise of one from another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] discusse, [tx d][f bl] examine, debate, or search nar-
[l.b] rowly into:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disfigure, [tx d][f bl] bring out of shape,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) disfranchis, [tx d][f bl] take away freedome:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disioyne, [tx d][f bl] vnioyne, or seperate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disiunction, [tx d][f bl] a deuiding, or seperating,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) disfranchised, [tx d][f bl] depriued of libertie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disgrade, [tx d][f bl] to discharge of his orders, or de-
[l.b] grees.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) disguised, [tx d][f bl] counterfeited, seeming that it
[l.b] is not:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dislocation, [tx d][f bl] setting out of right place,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) disloyall, [tx d][f bl] one whom it is not good to trust,
[l.b] vntrustie, trayterous.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dismember, [tx d][f bl] to pull and part one peece from
[l.b] another.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dismisse, [tx d][f bl] let passe, or send away
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disparagement, [tx d][f bl] hurt, hinderance, or dis-
[l.b] grace:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dispence, [tx d][f bl] to giue licence vnto
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disperse, [tx d][f bl] scatter, or spread abroade.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dispeople, [tx d][f bl] to vnpeople a place
[l.b][tx hw][f r] displant, [tx d][f bl] to pull vp by the rootes, trees
[l.b][tx ct] planted.
[p.b][fo D4r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words. [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] planted.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] display, [tx d][f bl] spread abroade
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dispose, [tx d][f bl] to set in order, to appoint.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disposition, [tx d][f bl] naturall inclination, or setting
[l.b] in order.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dispoyle, [tx d][f bl] take away by violence, or rob
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disputable, [tx d][f bl] questionable, or doubtfull, that
[l.b] may be reasoned of:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dissent, [tx d][f bl] disagree, to be of a contrarie opini-
[l.b] on.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dissimilitude, [tx d][f bl] vnlikenes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dissimulation, [tx d][f bl] dissembling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dissipation, [tx d][f bl] scattering abroade
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dissolue, [tx d][f bl] vnloose, or melte
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dissoluble, [tx d][f bl] easie to vnloose
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dissolute, [tx d][f bl] carelesse, rechlesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dissolution, [tx d][f bl] breaking, vnloosing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dissonant, [tx d][f bl] disagreeing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] distance, [tx d][f bl] space betweene
[l.b][tx hw][f r] distended, [tx d][f bl] stretched out, or out of ioynt.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] distinguish, [tx d][f bl] put difference, deuide, or point
[l.b] out from others.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] distillation, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] dropping downe by
[l.b][tx hw][f r] distilling, [tx d][f bl] little and little. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] distinct, [tx d][f bl] differing, or deuided
[l.b][tx hw][f r] distinction, [tx d][f bl] a difference, or seperation
[l.b][tx hw][f r] distracted, [tx d][f bl] drawne into diuerse parts
[l.b][f r][tx ct] distribute,
[p.b][fo D4v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] distribute, [tx d][f bl] deuide in sunder, or to giue in
[l.b] sundrie parts.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] distribution, [tx d][f bl] diuision, or laying out by
[l.b] parts.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disturbe, [tx d][f bl] disquiet, let, or interrupt
[l.b][tx hw][f r] disswade, [tx d][f bl] to perswade to the contrarie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dittie, [tx d][f bl] the matter of a song.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diuert, [tx d][f bl] turne from, to another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diuine, [tx d][f bl] Heauenly godly, also to gesse, con-
[l.b] iecture, or prophesie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diuinitie, [tx d][f bl] heauenly, doctrine, also god-
[l.b] head.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diuision, [tx d][f bl] parting, or seperating
[l.b][tx hw][f r] diurnall, [tx d][f bl] a daily mouing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] divulgate, [tx d][f bl] publish, or make common
[l.b][tx hw][f r] docilitie, [tx d][f bl] easie to be taught
[l.b][tx hw][f r] doctrine, [tx d][f bl] learning, or instruction
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dolor, [tx d][f bl] griefe, sorrow, or paine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dolorous, [tx d][f bl] grieuous, or sorrowfull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) domage, [tx d][f bl] losse, harme, or hinderance
[l.b][tx hw][f r] domesticall, [tx d][f bl] at home, belonging to hous-
[l.b] hold: priuate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dominere, [tx d][f bl] rule, beare sway
[l.b][tx hw][f r] domicilles, [tx d][f bl] houses
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dominion, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] rule, lordship or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] domination, [tx d][f bl] maistership. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] donatiue, [tx d][f bl] a gift, in money or other things
[l.b][f r][tx ct] dulcimur,
[p.b][fo D5r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dulcimur, (k) [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] instru-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dulcimar, [tx d][f bl] ment. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] duarchy, [tx d][f bl] the equall raigne of two princes
[l.b] together.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] driblets, [tx d][f bl] small debts
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dulcifie, [tx d][f bl] sweeten
[l.b][tx hw][f r] dulcor, [tx d][f bl] sweetnesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] durable, [tx d][f bl] long lasting, or of long continu-
[l.b] ance.
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] E [hl E]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] Ebullient, [tx d][f bl] seething
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ebulliated, [tx d][f bl] boyled
[l.b][tx hw][f r] eclipse, (g) [tx d][f bl] failing of the light of the sunne or
[l.b] moone
[l.b][tx hw][f r] eccho, [tx d][f bl] a sound, resounding back againe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ecclesiasticall, (g) [tx d][f bl] belonging to the church
[l.b][tx hw][f r] eden, [tx d][f bl] pleasure, or delight
[l.b][tx hw][f r] edict, [tx d][f bl] a commaundement from authoritie,
[l.b] a proclamation.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] edifice, [tx d][f bl] building
[l.b][tx hw][f r] edifie, [tx d][f bl] instruct, or builde vp in know-
[l.b] ledge.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] edition, [tx d][f bl] putting foorth, setting abroade
[l.b][tx hw][f r] education, [tx d][f bl] bringing vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] effect, [tx d][f bl] a thing done, or to bring to passe
[l.b][f r][tx ct] effectuall,
[p.b][fo D5v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] effectuall, [tx d][f bl] forcible
[l.b][tx hw][f r] effeminate, [tx d][f bl] womannish, delicate, wan-
[l.b] ton.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] efficacie, [tx d][f bl] force, or strength
[l.b][tx hw][f r] efficient, [tx d][f bl] working, or accomplishing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] effusion, [tx d][f bl] powring, or running foorth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] eglogue, (g) [tx d][f bl] a talking together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] egresse, [tx d][f bl] foorthgoing, or passage out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] eiection, [tx d][f bl] a casting foorth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] elaborate, [tx d][f bl] done curiously, and dilligently.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] election, [tx d][f bl] choise
[l.b][tx hw][f r] elect, [tx d][f bl] chosen, or picked out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] elegancie, [tx d][f bl] finesse of speech
[l.b][tx hw][f r] element, [tx d][f bl] the first principle or beginning of
[l.b] anything.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] elench, (g) [tx d][f bl] a subtill argument
[l.b][tx hw][f r] eleuate, [tx d][f bl] lift vp, or heaue vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] elocution, [tx d][f bl] good vtterance of speech.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] emerods, (k) [tx d][f bl] of disease
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) embark, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] to ship a thing, or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imbark, [tx d][f bl] load a ship. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] emblem, (g) [tx d][f bl] a picture shadowing out some
[l.b] thing to be learned.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] eminent, [tx d][f bl] appearing, higher, or further out,
[l.b] excelling.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] emmot, [tx d][f bl] pismire
[l.b][tx hw][f r] emphasis, (g) [tx d][f bl] a forcible expressing
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) empire,
[p.b][fo D6r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) empire, [tx d][f bl] gouernement: or kingdome
[l.b][tx hw][f r] emulation, [tx d][f bl] enuie, or imitate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] enarration, [tx d][f bl] declaration, expounding
[l.b][tx hw][f r] enigmaticall, (g) [tx d][f bl] full of hard questions, ob-
[l.b] scure.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) enchaunt, [tx d][f bl] bewitch
[l.b][tx hw][f r] encounter, [tx d][f bl] set against, or to meete
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) encrochment, [tx d][f bl] when the Lord hath got-
[l.b] ten seisen of more rent, or seruices of his
[l.b] tenant then of right is due.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) endosse, [tx d][f bl] cut on the back, or write on the
[l.b] back.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] enduce, [tx d][f bl] moue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] enimitie, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] displeasure, or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] enmitie, [tx d][f bl] hatred. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] enflame, [tx d][f bl] burne, or set on fire.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) enfranchise, [tx d][f bl] make free
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) engrate, [tx d][f bl] presse vpon
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) enhaunce, [tx d][f bl] to lift vp, or make greater:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) enlarge, [tx d][f bl] make bigger, set at libertie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) enoble, [tx d][f bl] make noble, or famous
[l.b][tx hw][f r] enormious, [tx d][f bl] out of square, vnorderly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) ensigne, [tx d][f bl] flagge for war
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) enterlace, [tx d][f bl] to put betweene, intermingle:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) enterprise, [tx d][f bl] beginne, take in hand
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) enterre, [tx d][f bl] lay in the earth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) entrals, [tx d][f bl] inward parts, as hart, liuer, &c.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) enuiron,
[p.b][fo D6v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) enuiron, [tx d][f bl] to enclose, or compasse about.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] epha, [tx d][f bl] kind of measure
[l.b][tx hw][f r] epicure, [tx d][f bl] giuen to pleasure.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] epigram, (g) [tx d][f bl] a sentence, written vpon any
[l.b] for praise, or dispraise
[l.b][tx hw][f r] epilogue, (g) [tx d][f bl] conclusion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] epilepsis, (g) [tx d][f bl] the falling sicknes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] episcopall, (g) [tx d][f bl] bishoplike.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] epiphanie, (g) [tx d][f bl] appearing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] epitaph, (g) [tx d][f bl] the writing on a tombe or
[l.b] graue.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] epithite, (g) [tx d][f bl] a name or title giuen to any
[l.b] thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] epitome, (g) [tx d][f bl] the briefe copie of a booke, &c.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] epitomise, (g) [tx d][f bl] to make an epitome, or to
[l.b] bring a booke into a lesser volume.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] equalize, [tx d][f bl] match, or make equall
[l.b][tx hw][f r] equinoctium, [tx d][f bl] when the dayes and nights
[l.b] are equall.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) equipage, [tx d][f bl] furniture
[l.b][tx hw][f r] equitie, [tx d][f bl] right, lawfulnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] erect, [tx d][f bl] set vp, or lift vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] equiualent, [tx d][f bl] of equall valew.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ermite, (g) [tx d][f bl] one dwelling in the wildernes.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] erronious, [tx d][f bl] full of errour, and wandring
[l.b] out of the right way.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) essay, [tx d][f bl] tryall what one can say, or doe in
[l.b][tx ct] any
[p.b][fo D7r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] any matter.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) escheat, [tx d][f bl] forfaite
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) eschew, [tx d][f bl] shunning, auoyde, escape
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) espoused, [tx d][f bl] promised in marriage
[l.b][tx hw][f r] essence, [tx d][f bl] substance, or being of any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) essoine, [tx d][f bl] excused for any cause
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) establish, [tx d][f bl] confirme, make strong
[l.b][tx hw][f r] estimate, [tx d][f bl] esteeme, value, or prise, thinke or
[l.b] iudge.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] eternall, [tx d][f bl] euerlasting, without end
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ethnick, (g) [tx d][f bl] an heathen, or gentile
[l.b][tx hw][f r] etymologie, (g) [tx d][f bl] true expounding
[l.b][tx hw][f r] euacuated, [tx d][f bl] made voyde, cleane taken a-
[l.b] way: or emptied.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] euangell, (g) [tx d][f bl] the gospell: or glad tidings
[l.b][tx hw][f r] euangelist, (g) [tx d][f bl] bringer of glad tidings
[l.b][tx hw][f r] euaporate, [tx d][f bl] to breath out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] euent, [tx d][f bl] chaunce, or that which followeth
[l.b] any thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] euict, [tx d][f bl] ouercome by law
[l.b][tx hw][f r] eucharist, (g) [tx d][f bl] a thanksgiuing, the Lords
[l.b] supper.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] eunuch, (g) [tx d][f bl] gelded, wanting stones
[l.b][tx hw][f r] euert, [tx d][f bl] turne vpside downe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] euident, [tx d][f bl] easie to be seene, plaine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] euocation, [tx d][f bl] calling forth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exact, [tx d][f bl] perfectly done, or to require with
[l.b][tx ct] extremitie.
[p.b][fo D7v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] extremitie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exaggerate, [tx d][f bl] heape vpon, amplifie to make
[l.b] a thing more then it is
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exaltation, [tx d][f bl] lifting vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exasperate, [tx d][f bl] whet on, to vex, or make more
[l.b] angrie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] excauate, [tx d][f bl] make hollow
[l.b][tx hw][f r] excæcate, [tx d][f bl] to make blind
[l.b][tx hw][f r] excessiue, [tx d][f bl] too much, more then enough
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) excheaquer, [tx d][f bl] office of receits
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exclaime, [tx d][f bl] bray, or crie out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exclude, [tx d][f bl] thrust, or shut out, or keepe
[l.b] out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] excogitate, [tx d][f bl] to muse, or deuise exactly.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] excommunicate, [tx d][f bl] to thrust out of company,
[l.b] or fellowship
[l.b][tx hw][f r] excrement, [tx d][f bl] dung, offal, refuse, or
[l.b] dregs.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] excruciat, [tx d][f bl] to vex, or torment
[l.b][tx hw][f r] excursion, [tx d][f bl] a skirmidsh in warres, of some
[l.b] few running from their companie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] execrable, [tx d][f bl] cursed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] execute, [tx d][f bl] performe, or exercise some
[l.b] charge
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exempt, [tx d][f bl] free, priuiledged.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exemplifie, [tx d][f bl] enlarge, or declare by ex-
[l.b] amples
[l.b][f r][tx ct] exhalation,
[p.b][fo D8r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exhalation, [tx d][f bl] a breath, or fume rising vp-
[l.b] ward
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exhaust, [tx d][f bl] drawne out, or emptied
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exhibite, [tx d][f bl] put vp or bestow: to offer, or set
[l.b] abroade for all men to see
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exiccate, [tx d][f bl] to drie vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exile, [tx d][f bl] banish, driue out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exorable, [tx d][f bl] easie, to be intreated
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exorbitant, [tx d][f bl] out of order, measure or place.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exorcist, (g) [tx d][f bl] coniurer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) exorde, [tx d][f bl] beginne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exordium, [tx d][f bl] a beginning, or entrance
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expect, [tx d][f bl] looke for
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expedient, [tx d][f bl] fit, meete or beseeming
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expedition, [tx d][f bl] hast, speede
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expell, [tx d][f bl] put out, or thrust out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expend, [tx d][f bl] consider, or muse vpon
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expence, [tx d][f bl] cost, or money layd out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] experiment, [tx d][f bl] a proofe, or triall
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expert, [tx d][f bl] skilfull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expiation, [tx d][f bl] pacifying with satisfaction, pur-
[l.b] ging by sacrifice
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expire, [tx d][f bl] to die, or giue vp the ghost to de-
[l.b] cay.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] explane, [tx d][f bl] to make manifest, or delcare
[l.b][tx hw][f r] explicate, [tx d][f bl] declare plainely
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) exploit, [tx d][f bl] enterprise, act, deede
[l.b][f r][tx ct] expose,
[p.b][fo D8v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expose, [tx d][f bl] to offer, or lay open, to hazard,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expostulate, [tx d][f bl] to reason, or chide with, to
[l.b] complaine:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expresly, [tx d][f bl] fitly, manifestly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exprobration, [tx d][f bl] vpbreyding, casting in ones
[l.b] teeth.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expugnable, [tx d][f bl] to be wonne, or ouercome.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] expulse, [tx d][f bl] driue out, or thrust out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exquisite, [tx d][f bl] perfect, fine, singuler, curious.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extant, [tx d][f bl] appearing, abroad, shewing it selfe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extasie, [tx d][f bl] a traunce, or sowning.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extemporall, [br 3][s y] [tx d][f bl] suddaine, without
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extempore, [tx d][f bl] premeditation, or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extemporarie, [tx d][f bl] studie. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extende, [tx d][f bl] spread foorth, prolong, or make
[l.b] longer, to inlarge.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extenuate, [tx d][f bl] lessen, minish, or make lesse.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] externall, [tx d][f bl] outward, strange
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extinguish, [tx d][f bl] put out, or quench
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extinct, [tx d][f bl] put out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extirpate, [tx d][f bl] to pull vp by the rootes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extoll, [tx d][f bl] aduaunce, or praise highly, to lift vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extort, [tx d][f bl] to wring out, to wrest from by vio-
[l.b] lence.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extract, [tx d][f bl] drawne out
[l.b][tx hw][f r] extrauagant, [tx d][f bl] wandring out of order.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] exulcerate, [tx d][f bl] to make sore, to corrupt.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] Fabricate,
[p.b][fo E1r] [f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] F [hl F]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] Fabricate, [tx d][f bl] make, fashion.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fabulous, [tx d][f bl] fained, counterfeited, much
[l.b] talked of
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fact, [tx d][f bl] deede
[l.b][tx hw][f r] facilitie, [tx d][f bl] easines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] faction, [tx d][f bl] deuision of people into sundry
[l.b] parts and opinions
[l.b][tx hw][f r] factious, [tx d][f bl] that maketh deuision, cententi-
[l.b] ous.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] factor, [tx d][f bl] one that doth busines for another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] facultie, [tx d][f bl] licence, power, aptnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fallacie, [tx d][f bl] deceit, falshood
[l.b][tx hw][f r] falsifie, [tx d][f bl] to forge, or counterfait
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fame, [tx d][f bl] report, common talke, credite
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fantacie, [tx d][f bl] imagination
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) fantastique, [tx d][f bl] conceited, full of deuises
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) farce, [tx d][f bl] to fill, or stuffe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] falcinate, [tx d][f bl] to bewitch, or disfigure by in-
[l.b] chauntment.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fastidiousnes, [tx d][f bl] lothsomnesse, or disdainfull-
[l.b] nesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) faschious, [tx d][f bl] grieuous, or inducing to an-
[l.b] ger.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fatall, [tx d][f bl] mortall, appointed by God to come
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] E. [f bl][tx ct] to
[p.b][fo E1v] [f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] to passe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) fealtie, [tx d][f bl] faithfulnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fecunditie, [tx d][f bl] fruitfulnesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] felicitie, [tx d][f bl] happinesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) female, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] the she in mankind, or other
[l.b][tx hw][f r] feminine, [tx d][f bl] creatures. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fermentated, [tx d][f bl] leauened
[l.b][tx hw][f r] feruide, [tx d][f bl] hote, scalding, burning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] festination, [tx d][f bl] hast, speede
[l.b][tx hw][f r] festiuitie, [tx d][f bl] mirth, pleasantnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] festiuall, [tx d][f bl] merrie, pertaining to holy daies
[l.b][tx hw][f r] feruent, [tx d][f bl] hote, chafed, verie angrie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fertile, [tx d][f bl] fruitfull, yeelding much fruit
[l.b][tx hw][f r] feuer, [tx d][f bl] ague
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fiction, [tx d][f bl] a lie, or tale fained
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fidelitie, [tx d][f bl] faithfulnes, trustines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] figurate, [tx d][f bl] to shadowe, or represent, or to
[l.b] counterfaite
[l.b][tx hw][f r] figuratiue, [tx d][f bl] by figures
[l.b][tx hw][f r] finall, [tx d][f bl] pertaining to the end
[l.b][tx hw][f r] finite, [tx d][f bl] hauing an end, and certaine limits.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] firme, [tx d][f bl] sure, stedfast, strong, constant
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fixed, [tx d][f bl] fastned, sure, fast
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) flagon, [tx d][f bl] great wine cup, or bottell
[l.b][tx hw][f r] flagrant, [tx d][f bl] burning, hot
[l.b][tx hw][f r] flexible, [tx d][f bl] easilie bent, pliant, or mutable
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) flote, [tx d][f bl] swime aloft
[l.b][f r][tx ct] fluxible,
[p.b][fo E2r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fluxible, [tx d][f bl] thin, and running easily downe
[l.b] like water.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) floscles, [tx d][f bl] flowers
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fluxe, [tx d][f bl] disease of scouring
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) feeble, [tx d][f bl] weake, lacking strength
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fomentation, [tx d][f bl] an asswaging, or comforting
[l.b] by warmth.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] foraine, [tx d][f bl] strange, of another country
[l.b][tx hw][f r] formall, [tx d][f bl] following the common fashion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] foraminated, [tx d][f bl] holed, or bored
[l.b][tx hw][f r] formidable, [tx d][f bl] fearefull, to be feared
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fornication, [tx d][f bl] vncleannes betweene single
[l.b] persones.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fortification, [tx d][f bl] strengthning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fortitude, [tx d][f bl] valiantnes, or couragiousnes,
[l.b] strength
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fortunate, [tx d][f bl] happie, hauing good successe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fragilitie, [tx d][f bl] brittlenes, or weakenes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fragments, [tx d][f bl] reliques, broken meates, peeces
[l.b] broken of.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fragrant, [tx d][f bl] sweetly smelling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) franck, [tx d][f bl] liberall, bountiful
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fraternitie, [tx d][f bl] brotherhood
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) franchise, [tx d][f bl] libertie, freedome
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fraudulent, [tx d][f bl] deceitfull, craftie, or ful of guile.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] frequent, [tx d][f bl] often, done many times: ordina-
[l.b] rie, much haunted, or goe too.
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] E[f r]2 [tx ct] frigifie,
[p.b][fo E2v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] frigifie, [tx d][f bl] coole, make cold
[l.b][tx hw][f r] friuolous, [tx d][f bl] vaine, trifeling, of no estimation.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] frontlet, (k) [tx d][f bl] attire for the fore-head
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fructifie, [tx d][f bl] to make fruitfull, or bring foorth
[l.b] much fruit.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] frugall, [tx d][f bl] thriftie, temperate in expences
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fruition, [tx d][f bl] inioying, possession
[l.b][tx hw][f r] frustrate, [tx d][f bl] make voyde, deceiue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fugitiue, [tx d][f bl] runnagate, or starting away
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fulgent, [tx d][f bl] glistering, or shining
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fuluide, [tx d][f bl] yellowe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] fume, [tx d][f bl] to yeeld smoke
[l.b][tx hw][f r] function, [tx d][f bl] calling, or charge, or trade, and
[l.b] place wherein a man liueth.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] funerall, [tx d][f bl] buriall, mourning: pertaining to a
[l.b] buriall, or mourning.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] furbush, [tx d][f bl] to dresse or scoure, or make cleane
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) furniture, [tx d][f bl] all things necessary to vse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] furious, [tx d][f bl] raging, or mad
[l.b][tx hw][f r] future, [tx d][f bl] that which shall be heereafter
[hl G] (* switch to hl=G without notice *)
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) garboile, [tx d][f bl] hurlie burly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gardian, [tx d][f bl] a keeper, or defendor
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gargarise, [tx d][f bl] to wash the mouth, and throate
[l.b] within, by stirring some liquor vp and
[l.b] downe in the mouth,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] garnar, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] corne, or corne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] granar, [tx d][f bl] chamber. [s n]
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) garnish,
[p.b][fo E3r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) garnish, [tx d][f bl] trime, decke vp, make fine.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gem, [tx d][f bl] a precious stone
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) gaie, [tx d][f bl] fine, trim
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gentilitie, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] gentrie, nobilitie,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] generositie, [tx d][f bl] gentlemanship. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] genesis, (g) [tx d][f bl] beginning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gentile, [tx d][f bl] a heathen
[l.b][tx hw][f r] generation, [tx d][f bl] ofspring
[l.b][tx hw][f r] genealogie, (g) [tx d][f bl] generation, or a describing
[l.b] of the stock or pedegree.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] genitalles, [tx d][f bl] priuities
[l.b][tx hw][f r] genuine, [tx d][f bl] peculiar, or naturall
[l.b][tx hw][f r] genius, [tx d][f bl] the angell that waits on man, be it
[l.b] a good or euill angell
[l.b][tx hw][f r] genitor, [tx d][f bl] father
[l.b][tx hw][f r] geographie, (g) [tx d][f bl] the describing of the earth.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] geometrie, (g) [tx d][f bl] art of measuring the earth.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] geomancie, (g) [tx d][f bl] sorcerie by circkles, and
[l.b] pricks in the earth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] germane, [tx d][f bl] come of the same stock
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gests, [tx d][f bl] things done, or noble acts of princes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gibbocitie, [tx d][f bl] crookednes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gire, [tx d][f bl] grin, or laugh
[l.b][tx hw][f r] giues, [tx d][f bl] fetters
[l.b][tx hw][f r] glee, [tx d][f bl] mirth, gladnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gospell, [tx d][f bl] glad tidings
[l.b][tx hw][f r] globe, [tx d][f bl] any thing, very round.
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] E[f r]3 [tx ct] glorifie,
[p.b][fo E3v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] glorifie, [tx d][f bl] to giue honour, praise, and com-
[l.b] mendation to any body.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] glosse, [tx d][f bl] a tongue, or exposition of a darke
[l.b] speech.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gloze, [tx d][f bl] dissemble
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) gourmandise, [tx d][f bl] deuouring, gluttony
[l.b][tx hw][f r] glutinate, [tx d][f bl] to glue, or ioyne together
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gnible, [tx d][f bl] bite
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gnomen, (g) [tx d][f bl] the stile, or cock of a diall
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gradation, [tx d][f bl] steps, by little and little.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] graduate, [tx d][f bl] that hath taken a degree
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gratifie, [tx d][f bl] to pleasure, or doo a good turne in
[l.b] way of thankfulnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gratis, [tx d][f bl] freely, without desert
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gratitude, [tx d][f bl] thankfulnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gratulate, [tx d][f bl] to be glad for anothers sake,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] graue, [tx d][f bl] waightie, sober, sage, discreete
[l.b][tx hw][f r] grease, [tx d][f bl] fat
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) guerdon, [tx d][f bl] a reward:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) guidance, [tx d][f bl] gouerning, or direction
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) guise, [tx d][f bl] fashion, shape, custome,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gulfe, [tx d][f bl] deepe poole, or pit
[l.b][tx hw][f r] gustation, [tx d][f bl] taste
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] H [hl H]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] HAbilitie, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] ablenes, or of
[l.b][tx hw][f r] abilitie, [tx d][f bl] sufficiencie. [s n]
[l.b][f r][tx ct] habi-
[p.b][fo E4r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] habitable, [tx d][f bl] able to dwell in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] habitacle, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] a dwelling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] habitation, [tx d][f bl] place: [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] habite, [tx d][f bl] apparell, fashion, custome
[l.b][tx hw][f r] habitude, [tx d][f bl] disposition, plight, respect
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) hale, [tx d][f bl] pull, draw, lift vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] halaluiah, [tx d][f bl] praise the Lord
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hallucinate, [tx d][f bl] to deceiue, or blind
[l.b][tx hw][f r] harmonie (g) [tx d][f bl] agreement of diuers sounds
[l.b] in musicke.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) hautie, [tx d][f bl] loftie, proude
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) hazard, [tx d][f bl] venture, chaunce:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) herault, [tx d][f bl] kings messenger
[l.b][tx hw][f r] heathen, [tx d][f bl] see Gentile [xref]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hebrew, [tx d][f bl] from Hebers stock
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hecticke, (g) [tx d][f bl] inflaming the hart, and soun-
[l.b] dest parts of the bodie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hemisphere, (g) [tx d][f bl] halfe of the compasse of hea-
[l.b] uen, that we see.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] helmet, [tx d][f bl] head peece,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hereditarie, [tx d][f bl] comming by inheritance, or suc-
[l.b] cession.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] heritage, [tx d][f bl] inheritance, possession
[l.b][tx hw][f r] herbinger, [tx d][f bl] sent before to prepare
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hereticall, (g) [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] one that maintaineth he-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hereticke, (g) [tx d][f bl] resies. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hermite, [tx d][f bl] see ermite [xref]
[l.b][f r][tx ct] heroi-
[p.b][fo E4v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] heroicall, (g) [tx d][f bl] beseeming a noble man, or
[l.b] magnificent:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) hideous, [tx d][f bl] fearefull, terrible
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hierarchie, (g) [tx d][f bl] the gouernment of priests,
[l.b] or holy gouernance:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hymne, (g) [tx d][f bl] kinde of song to the prayse of
[l.b] GOD.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hipocrite, (g) [tx d][f bl] such a one as in his outward
[l.b] apparrell, countenaunce, & behauiour,
[l.b] pretendeth to be another man, then he
[l.b] is indeede, or a decieuer.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] historicall, (g) [tx d][f bl] pertaining to historie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) homage, [tx d][f bl] worship, or seruice.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) homicide, [tx d][f bl] a man killer, or the killing of a
[l.b] man:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hononimie, (g) [tx d][f bl] when diuers things are sig-
[l.b] nified by one word
[l.b][tx hw][f r] horror, [tx d][f bl] fearefull sorrow, feare, terror.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] horizon, (g) [tx d][f bl] a circle, deuiding the halfe of
[l.b] the firmament, from the other halfe which
[l.b] we see not.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hosanna, [tx d][f bl] saue now:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hospitality, [tx d][f bl] good entertainement for friends
[l.b] and strangers.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) hostage, [tx d][f bl] pledge
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hostilitie, [tx d][f bl] hatred, or enmitie, or open wars.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] huckster, [tx d][f bl] marchant, or trade
[l.b][f r][tx ct] humane,
[p.b][fo E5r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words
[l.b][tx hw][f r] humane, [tx d][f bl] belonging to man, gentle, curte-
[l.b] ous, bounteous.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] humide, [tx d][f bl] wet,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] humiditie, [tx d][f bl] moysture
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hush, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] peace, or be
[l.b][tx hw][f r] husht, [tx d][f bl] still. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] hyperbolicall, (g) [tx d][f bl] beyond all credite, or
[l.b] likelihoode of truth.
[l.b][tx hl] I [hl I]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] Idiome, (g) [tx d][f bl] a proper forme or speech:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] idiot, (g) [tx d][f bl] vnlearned, a foole
[l.b][tx hw][f r] Iehoua, [tx d][f bl] Lord almighty
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ientation, [tx d][f bl] breakefast
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ieoperdie, [tx d][f bl] danger
[l.b][tx hw][f r] Iesus, [tx d][f bl] Sauiour.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ignoble, [tx d][f bl] of low and base birth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ignominie, [tx d][f bl] reproch, discredite, slaunder.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] illegitemate, [tx d][f bl] vnlawfully begotten, and
[l.b] borne.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] illiquinated, [tx d][f bl] vnmelted
[l.b][tx hw][f r] illiterate, [tx d][f bl] vnlearned, without knowledge.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] illustrate, [tx d][f bl] to make plaine, to declare
[l.b][tx hw][f r] illuminate, [tx d][f bl] to inlighten, or make plaine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] illusion, [tx d][f bl] mockerie, iesting, or scoffing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imbecilitie, [tx d][f bl] weakenes, feeblenes
[l.b][f r][tx ct] imbarge,
[p.b][fo E5v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imbarge, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] see em-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imbarke, [tx d][f bl] barke [s n][xref]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imitation, [tx d][f bl] following, dooing the like:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] immaculate, [tx d][f bl] vnspotted, vndefiled
[l.b][tx hw][f r] immanitie, [tx d][f bl] beastlie, crueltie, or hugenesse
[l.b] and greatnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] immature, [tx d][f bl] vnripe, or out of season:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] immediate, [tx d][f bl] next to, not hauing any other
[l.b] betwixt
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imminent, [tx d][f bl] at hand, ready to come vpon
[l.b][tx hw][f r] immoderate, [tx d][f bl] without measure, exceeding
[l.b] great, or excessiue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] immortall, [tx d][f bl] euerlasting, that dieth not
[l.b][tx hw][f r] immunitie, [tx d][f bl] freedome from any thing, or
[l.b] libertie:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] immure, [tx d][f bl] to shut vp, or inclose within wals
[l.b][tx hw][f r] immutable, [tx d][f bl] constant, still the same, vn-
[l.b] changable:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) impart, [tx d][f bl] to make partaker of, to tell to
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impacience, [tx d][f bl] lacke of sufferance
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) impaire, [tx d][f bl] diminish, lessen
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) impeach, [tx d][f bl] accuse, hurt, or hinder
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impediment, [tx d][f bl] let, or hinderance
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impenetrable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be pierced, or
[l.b] entred into:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impenitent, [tx d][f bl] vnrepentant:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imperated, [tx d][f bl] commaunded, or ruled ouer
[l.b][f r][tx ct] imperi-
[p.b][fo E6r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imperious, [tx d][f bl] desiring to rule, full of com-
[l.b] maunding, stately
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imperfection, [tx d][f bl] vnperfectnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imperiall, [tx d][f bl] belonging to the crowne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impertinent, [tx d][f bl] not pertaining to the matter.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impetrate, [tx d][f bl] obtaine by request
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impetuous, [tx d][f bl] violent
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impietie, [tx d][f bl] vngodlines, crueltie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] implacable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be pleased or paci-
[l.b] fied.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] implement, [tx d][f bl] stuffe:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imply, [tx d][f bl] to signifie, or make manifest
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imploy, [tx d][f bl] bestow, spend
[l.b][tx hw][f r] implore, [tx d][f bl] to desire with teares,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] implume, [tx d][f bl] to pull off the feathers
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impose, [tx d][f bl] lay vpon, or put on
[l.b][tx hw][f r] importance, [tx d][f bl] of value, force, or worth:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) impost, [tx d][f bl] tribute
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imposture, [tx d][f bl] falshood, deceit,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impotent, [tx d][f bl] weake, feeble,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] importune, [tx d][f bl] to be earnest with
[l.b][tx hw][f r] importunate, [tx d][f bl] requiring earnestly, without
[l.b] beeing satis-fied, till the request be obtey-
[l.b] ned.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imprecation, [tx d][f bl] cursing, or wishing euill vn-
[l.b] to.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) impregnable, [tx d][f bl] vnuanquished, not able to
[l.b][tx ct] be
[p.b][fo E6v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] be ouercome, strong.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impression, [tx d][f bl] printing, marking, or stam-
[l.b] ping:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] improper, [tx d][f bl] vnfit, vnseemely, common
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impropriation, [tx d][f bl] a thing accounted proper,
[l.b] which is not indeede
[l.b][tx hw][f r] improbable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be prooued.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] improuident, [tx d][f bl] carelesse, not foreseeing, or
[l.b] taking heede before hand.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] imprudent, [tx d][f bl] ignorant, rash, carelesse:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impudent, [tx d][f bl] shamelesse,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impugne, [tx d][f bl] resist:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impunitie, [tx d][f bl] lack, or omission of punishment
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impuritie, [tx d][f bl] filthines, vncleannesse, dishone-
[l.b] stie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] impute, [tx d][f bl] reckon, or assigne, blame, or to lay
[l.b] to ones charge
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inabilitie, [tx d][f bl] want of power or abilitie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inamored, [tx d][f bl] in loue with.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inaugurate, [tx d][f bl] to aske counsell of soothsayers.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incarnate, [tx d][f bl] taking flesh vpon him, or to bring
[l.b] flesh vpon.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incense, [tx d][f bl] kind of offering made by fire
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incend, [tx d][f bl] kindle, burne, vexe, or chafe, to in-
[l.b] cense, to stirre vp, or to set on fire, or to
[l.b] anger.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incessantlie, [tx d][f bl] earnestlie, without ceasing
[l.b][f r][tx ct] incest,
[p.b][fo E7r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incest, [tx d][f bl] vnlawfull copulation of man and
[l.b] woman within the degrees of kindred, or
[l.b] alliance, forbidden by gods law, whether
[l.b] it be in marriage or otherwise.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inchaunt, [tx d][f bl] bewitch, or charme
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incident, [tx d][f bl] happening, or chauncing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incision, [tx d][f bl] cutting, in searching of a wound
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incitate, [tx d][f bl] to moue, or prouoke
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incline, [tx d][f bl] leane vnto, or towards
[l.b][tx hw][f r] include, [tx d][f bl] to shut in, or containe within
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incommodious, [tx d][f bl] hurtfull, vnfit
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incommunicable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot bee imparted
[l.b] to any other, or proper to one person,
[l.b] and none other.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incomperable, [tx d][f bl] that hath not his like
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incompatible, [tx d][f bl] insufferable
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incomprehensible, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be concei-
[l.b] ued, or vnderstood
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incongruencie, [tx d][f bl] want of agreement
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inconsiderate, [tx d][f bl] rash, not taking counsaile
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incontinent, [tx d][f bl] liuing loosely, or vnchastly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incontinently, [tx d][f bl] presently, disorderly, or with-
[l.b] out moderation.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incredible, [tx d][f bl] marueilous, such as cannot be
[l.b] beleeued.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incorporate, [tx d][f bl] to graft one thing into the bo-
[l.b] die of another, to make one bodie or sub-
[l.b][tx ct] stance
[p.b][fo E7v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] stance of two or moe, to mixe or put to-
[l.b] gether.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incorruptible, [tx d][f bl] vncorruptible, vnperishable,
[l.b] or not subiect to corruption
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incredulous, [tx d][f bl] hardly brought to beleeue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inculcate, [tx d][f bl] to vrge, or repeate one thing of-
[l.b] ten:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inculpable, [tx d][f bl] without fault, blamelesse,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incurable, [tx d][f bl] past cure, a wound that cannot
[l.b] be healed:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incur, [tx d][f bl] runne into
[l.b][tx hw][f r] indecent, [tx d][f bl] not comly, or beseeming,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] indeere, [tx d][f bl] make bound to one,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] indefinite, [tx d][f bl] without rule, or order, not de-
[l.b] termined:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] indemnitie, [tx d][f bl] without losse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] indignitie, [tx d][f bl] vnworthinesse, vnseemly vsage,
[l.b] infamie, or disgrace
[l.b][tx hw][f r] indignation, [tx d][f bl] anger, chafing,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] indissoluble, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be vnloosed or vn-
[l.b] doone:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) indite, [tx d][f bl] to signifie, or giue in ones name.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] induce, [tx d][f bl] to moue vnto, or allure, or draw:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] indulgence, [tx d][f bl] sufferance, too gentle intrea-
[l.b] ting.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] induction, [tx d][f bl] bringing in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] indurate, [tx d][f bl] harden.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] industrie,
[p.b][fo E8r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] industrie, [tx d][f bl] diligence or labour
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ineffable, [tx d][f bl] vnspeakable, that cannot be vttered
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inequalitie, [tx d][f bl] vnlikenes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inestimable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be valued, or ac-
[l.b] counted of as it deserueth.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ineuitable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be auoyded.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inexorable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot, or will not be in-
[l.b] treated to graunt
[l.b][tx hw][f r] infallible, [tx d][f bl] vndeceiueable, vnguilefull, tru-
[l.b] stie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] infamous, [tx d][f bl] ill reported of, or defamed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] infatuate, [tx d][f bl] to make foolish.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] infection, [tx d][f bl] corrupting
[l.b][tx hw][f r] infernall, [tx d][f bl] belonging to hell,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inferre, [tx d][f bl] bring in, to alleage, or signifie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] infidelitie, [tx d][f bl] vnfaithfulnes:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] infinite, [tx d][f bl] without number, or end
[l.b][tx hw][f r] infirmitie, [tx d][f bl] weakenes:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inflamation, [tx d][f bl] inflaming, or setting on fire
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inflexible, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be bended, vnruly.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inflict, [tx d][f bl] to lay vpon
[l.b][tx hw][f r] influence, [tx d][f bl] a flowing in.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] informe, [tx d][f bl] giue notice to teach, to beginne to
[l.b] instruct.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] infringe, [tx d][f bl] to breake, to make weake, or fee-
[l.b] ble.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] infuse, [tx d][f bl] to poure in, or steepe in,
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) ingage,
[p.b][fo E8v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) ingage, [tx d][f bl] lay to pledge, binde himselfe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ingratitude, [tx d][f bl] vnkindness, or vnthankfulnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ingenious, [tx d][f bl] wittie, quicke witted
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ingine, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] an instrument to doo any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] engine, [tx d][f bl] with. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) ingraue, [tx d][f bl] carue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ingresse, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] enterance
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ingredience, [tx d][f bl] in. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ingurgitate, [tx d][f bl] to deuoure vp greedily
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inhabite, [tx d][f bl] dwell in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inhabitable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be dwelt in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inherent, [tx d][f bl] cleauing fast vnto,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inhibit, [tx d][f bl] forbid.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inhibition, [tx d][f bl] forbidding.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inhumane, [tx d][f bl] cruell, vncurteous.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] iniunction, [tx d][f bl] commaunding, rule or order.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] initiate, [tx d][f bl] to begin, instruct, or enter into
[l.b][tx hw][f r] iniurious, [tx d][f bl] wrongfull, or hurtfull,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] innauigable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be sailed vpon
[l.b][tx hw][f r] innouate, [tx d][f bl] make newe, young, begin.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] innouation, [tx d][f bl] making new, an alteration.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inoculated, [tx d][f bl] grafted, or vnholed.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inordinate, [tx d][f bl] out of order, disordered,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inquinate, [tx d][f bl] to defile, or disgrace
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inquisitiue, [tx d][f bl] desirous, and diligent to finde
[l.b] out by asking of questions.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inquisition, [tx d][f bl] searching, or inquiring.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] insatiable,
[p.b][fo F1r] [f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] insatiable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot bee filled or conten-
[l.b] ted.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] incend, [tx d][f bl] clime vp, or mount vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inscription, [tx d][f bl] a title, or note written vppon
[l.b] any place.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inscrutable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be searched into,
[l.b] or throughly knowne.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] insensible, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be felt or perceiued.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inseperable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be deuided.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] insert, [tx d][f bl] to put in, or graft in.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] insinuate, [tx d][f bl] creepe into ones fauour craftilie,
[l.b] also to signifie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] insist, [tx d][f bl] to stay vpon:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] insociable, [tx d][f bl] that will not keepe company.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] insolent, [tx d][f bl] proude, disdainefull,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] insperge, [tx d][f bl] sprinkle, or cast vpon
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inspire, [tx d][f bl] breath or blow into
[l.b][tx hw][f r] instable, [tx d][f bl] inconstant, not steddie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) install, [tx d][f bl] admit to a place of office, or ho-
[l.b] nour.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] instant, [tx d][f bl] earnest, importunate,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] instauration, [tx d][f bl] repairing, renewing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] instigation, [tx d][f bl] prouoking, or mouing forward.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] instill, [tx d][f bl] to put in, or drop in.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] instinct, [tx d][f bl] inward motion, or stirring.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] institute, [tx d][f bl] appoint, ordaine, begin, or go in
[l.b] hand with.
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] F. [f r][tx ct] insult,
[p.b][fo F1v] [f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] insulte, [tx d][f bl] to triumphe, or vaunt ouer.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] insupportable, [tx d][f bl] not able to be borne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] integritie, [tx d][f bl] purenes, innocencie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intelligence, [tx d][f bl] knowledge from others
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intemperate, [tx d][f bl] without measure or meane,
[l.b] vnmodest in behauiour
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intende, [tx d][f bl] to purpose, or think
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intentiue, [tx d][f bl] earnestly bent, and musing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intercession, [tx d][f bl] going betweene, or making
[l.b] intreatie for another,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intercept, [tx d][f bl] preuent, or take before
[l.b][tx hw][f r] interchange, [tx d][f bl] exchang
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intercourse, [tx d][f bl] mutuall accesse, or passage one
[l.b] to another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] interdict, [tx d][f bl] to forbid straitly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) interest, [tx d][f bl] loane, right, also a part in any
[l.b] thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] interlace, [tx d][f bl] mixe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] interline, [tx d][f bl] draw a line betwixt, or to blot
[l.b] out with a penne, and to write be-
[l.b] twixt
[l.b][tx hw][f r] interlocution, [tx d][f bl] interrupting of anothers
[l.b] speech
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intermedle, [tx d][f bl] deale with
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intermingle, [tx d][f bl] mixe, or mingle with, or a-
[l.b] mongst
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intermission, [tx d][f bl] forestowing, a pawsing,
[l.b][tx ct] or
[p.b][fo F2r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words. [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] or breaking of
[l.b][tx hw][f r] interpellate, [tx d][f bl] disturbed, hindered
[l.b][tx hw][f r] interpreter, [tx d][f bl] expounder
[l.b][tx hw][f r] interprete, [tx d][f bl] open, make plaine, to shewe
[l.b] the sence and meaning of a thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] interre, [tx d][f bl] to burie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] interrogation, [tx d][f bl] a question, or asking
[l.b][tx hw][f r] interrupt, [tx d][f bl] breake of, or let
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) intire, [tx d][f bl] whole, sound, vncorrupt
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intestate, [tx d][f bl] that dieth without making a will
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intimate, [tx d][f bl] to declare or signifie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intised, [tx d][f bl] drawne, allured
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) intituled, [tx d][f bl] called, noted, written on the
[l.b] beginning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intractable, [tx d][f bl] vnrulie, troublesome
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intricate, [tx d][f bl] inwrapped, doubtfull, hard to be
[l.b] knowne.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] introduction, [tx d][f bl] entrance, or leading in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] intrude, [tx d][f bl] to thrust ones selfe into the com-
[l.b] pany of others, or enter in violently
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inuade, [tx d][f bl] to set vpon, to lay hold on
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inueigle, [tx d][f bl] intice, or deceiue by subtiltie, to
[l.b] intrape.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inueighe, [tx d][f bl] to raile vppon bitterly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) inuentory, [tx d][f bl] table of goods
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inuention, [tx d][f bl] deuise, or imagination
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) inueloped, [tx d][f bl] wrapped in, intangled
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] F[f r]2 [tx ct] inuersion,
[p.b][fo F2v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inuersion, [tx d][f bl] turning vpside downe, turning
[l.b] contrariwise.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) inuest, [tx d][f bl] to adorne, or decke, or grace.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inueterate, [tx d][f bl] of long continuance, growne in
[l.b] custome:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inuincible, [tx d][f bl] not to be wonne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inuisible, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be seene or perceiued:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inuiolable, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be broken
[l.b][tx hw][f r] inuite, [tx d][f bl] bid, request
[l.b][tx hw][f r] invndation, [tx d][f bl] an ouerflowing by water,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] invocation, [tx d][f bl] a calling vpon any thing with
[l.b] trust in the same
[l.b][tx hw][f r] irchin, [tx d][f bl] a hedgehog.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ironie, (g) [tx d][f bl] a mocking speech
[l.b][tx hw][f r] irreligious, [tx d][f bl] vngodly, wanting religion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] irreprehensible, [tx d][f bl] without reproofe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] irreuocable, [tx d][f bl] not to be recalled, or not to bee
[l.b] withdrawne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] irritate, [tx d][f bl] to make angry
[l.b][tx hw][f r] irruption, [tx d][f bl] breaking in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) issue, [tx d][f bl] euent, or successe, or end:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] iterate, [tx d][f bl] to repeat, or do a thing often, or a-
[l.b] gaine:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] iubilee, [tx d][f bl] yeere of ioy, which happened to the
[l.b] Iewes euery fiftie yeere.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] iudaisme, [tx d][f bl] worshipping one God without
[l.b] Christ
[l.b][f r][tx ct] iudici-
[p.b][fo F3r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] iudiciall, [tx d][f bl] belonging to iudgement
[l.b][tx hw][f r] iurisdiction, [tx d][f bl] authoritie, to make, or execute
[l.b] lawes in any place.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] iustifie, [tx d][f bl] approoue, or make to be accounted
[l.b] good and iust
[l.b][tx hw][f r] iustified [tx d][f bl] made or accounted for righteous,
[l.b] cleane from sinne.
[hl L] (* switch to hl=L without notice *)
[l.b][tx hw][f r] laborinth, [tx d][f bl] a place so full of windings and
[l.b] turnings, that a man cannot finde the
[l.b] way out of it:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] laborious, [tx d][f bl] painfull, full of labour
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) language, [tx d][f bl] a tongue, or speech:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] languishing, [tx d][f bl] pining, consuming, wearing
[l.b] away with griefe or sicknes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lapidarie, [tx d][f bl] one skilfull in pretious stones or
[l.b] iewells
[l.b][tx hw][f r] [s y] (fr) largesse, [f bl] or largis: [tx d] liberalitie [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lasciuious, [tx d][f bl] wanton, lecherous
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lassitude, [tx d][f bl] wearines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] latitude, [tx d][f bl] breadth, largnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lauacre, [tx d][f bl] a bath or font
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lauish, [tx d][f bl] to spend extraordinarily
[l.b][tx hw][f r] laud, [tx d][f bl] praise, or commendation
[l.b][tx hw][f r] laudable, [tx d][f bl] worthie of praise
[l.b][tx hw][f r] laxatiue, [tx d][f bl] loose, purging
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) league, [tx d][f bl] agreement, or couenant of peace.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] leake, [tx d][f bl] runne out.
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] F[f r]3 [tx ct] lecherie,
[p.b][fo F3v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lecherie, [tx d][f bl] vnchastnesse, luxurie, and vnlaw-
[l.b] full lust
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) leete, [tx d][f bl] court
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) legacie, [tx d][f bl] a gift by will, or an ambassage
[l.b][tx hw][f r] legate, [tx d][f bl] ambassadour
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) legeiredemaine, [tx d][f bl] lighthandednes, craftie
[l.b] slights, and conueiance
[l.b][tx hw][f r] legion, [tx d][f bl] host, or band of souldiers
[l.b][tx hw][f r] legitimate, [tx d][f bl] lawfull, according to lawe, and
[l.b] good order
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lenitie, [tx d][f bl] gentlenes, mildnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lethall, [tx d][f bl] mortall, deadly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lethargie, (g) (k) [tx d][f bl] a drowsie and forgetfull
[l.b] disease.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] leuell, [tx d][f bl] right, straight
[l.b][tx hw][f r] leuitie, [tx d][f bl] lightnes, inconstancie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] libertine, [tx d][f bl] loose in religion, one that thinks
[l.b] he may doe what he listeth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] libell, [tx d][f bl] a writing, or booke
[l.b][tx hw][f r] librarie, [tx d][f bl] a studie, a great number of bookes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] licentious, [tx d][f bl] taking libertie to doe euill
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ligate, [tx d][f bl] bound, tyed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ligament, [tx d][f bl] the string tying the bones toge-
[l.b] ther
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) linage, [tx d][f bl] stocke, kindred
[l.b][tx hw][f r] limitation, [tx d][f bl] appointment, how farre any
[l.b] thing shall goe, restraining:
[l.b][f r][tx ct] limber,
[p.b][fo F4r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] limber, [tx d][f bl] britle
[l.b][tx hw][f r] limit, [tx d][f bl] bounds, border, or land marke, al-
[l.b] so to set such bounds. &c.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] liniament, [tx d][f bl] a forme, or proportion by lines,
[l.b] that are drawne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lingell, [tx d][f bl] shoemakers threed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] linguist, [tx d][f bl] skilfull in tongues
[l.b][tx hw][f r] linguish, [tx d][f bl] to leaue or forsake
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lint, [tx d][f bl] cloth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] liquide, [tx d][f bl] moist, melted:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] literature, [tx d][f bl] learning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] litigious, [tx d][f bl] quarrelous, full of strife
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) lieuetenant, [tx d][f bl] deputie in anothers place
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lithernesse, [tx d][f bl] slouthfulnes, idlenes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] loame, [tx d][f bl] earth, or morter
[l.b][tx hw][f r] logicall, (g) [tx d][f bl] belonging to reason
[l.b][tx hw][f r] longitude, [tx d][f bl] length
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lore, [tx d][f bl] lawe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) lotarie, [tx d][f bl] casting of lots.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) lourdin, [tx d][f bl] rude, clownish
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) loyall, [tx d][f bl] obedient, trustie, constant
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lumber, [tx d][f bl] old stuffe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lunatick, [tx d][f bl] wanting his wits, at a certaine
[l.b] time of the age of the moone
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lumpish, [tx d][f bl] sad or sower countenance.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] lustre, [tx d][f bl] glistering, shinning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] luxurious, [tx d][f bl] riotous, and excessiue in plea-
[l.b][tx ct] sure,
[p.b][fo F4v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] sure, and wontonnesse.
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] M [hl M]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] MAcerate, [tx d][f bl] to steepe in water, or make
[l.b] cleane
[l.b][tx hw][f r] madefie, [tx d][f bl] dip, make wet
[l.b][tx hw][f r] maffle, [tx d][f bl] stammer, or stut
[l.b][tx hw][f r] magicke, [tx d][f bl] inchaunting, coniuring
[l.b][tx hw][f r] magistrate, [tx d][f bl] gouernour
[l.b][tx hw][f r] magitian, (g) [tx d][f bl] one vsing witchcraft
[l.b][tx hw][f r] magnanimitie, [tx d][f bl] valientnes, courage
[l.b][tx hw][f r] magnificence, [tx d][f bl] sumptuousnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] magnifie, [tx d][f bl] to extoll, or praise highly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] magnitude, [tx d][f bl] greatnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) mayre, [tx d][f bl] leane
[l.b][tx hw][f r] maiestie, [tx d][f bl] the stately port and honourable
[l.b] renowne of any
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) maladie, [tx d][f bl] disease
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) malecontent, [tx d][f bl] discontented
[l.b][tx hw][f r] malediction, [tx d][f bl] slaundring, ill report, or
[l.b] backbiting, or cursing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] malefactor, [tx d][f bl] an euill doer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] malepert, [tx d][f bl] saucy, proud, snappish
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) maligne, [tx d][f bl] to hate, with purpose to hurt
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) malignitie, [tx d][f bl] naughtines, malice
[l.b][tx hw][f r] malitious, [tx d][f bl] hating, or enuying
[l.b][f r][tx ct] manchet,
[p.b][fo F5r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] manchet, [tx d][f bl] fine white breade
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mandate, [tx d][f bl] a charge, or commaundement
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) maniacque, [tx d][f bl] mad: braine sick
[l.b][tx hw][f r] manicle, [tx d][f bl] a fetter, for to bind the hands
[l.b][tx hw][f r] manifest, [tx d][f bl] opened, declared or reuealed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] manuring, [tx d][f bl] dung, tilling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) mannage, [tx d][f bl] handle
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mansion, [tx d][f bl] an abiding place
[l.b][tx hw][f r] manuall, [tx d][f bl] done with the hand
[l.b][tx hw][f r] manumisse, [tx d][f bl] to set free, or at libertie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] maranatha, (g) [tx d][f bl] accursed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) marche, [tx d][f bl] goe in aray, or goe forward
[l.b][tx hw][f r] margent, [tx d][f bl] edge, or brim of any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) marte, [tx d][f bl] a faire
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) massacre, [tx d][f bl] kill, put to death
[l.b][tx hw][f r] martiall, [tx d][f bl] warlike, or valiant, or taking
[l.b] paines and delight in warres
[l.b][tx hw][f r] martyre, (g) [tx d][f bl] witnes, one suffering death
[l.b] for the faith of Christ
[l.b][tx hw][f r] materiall, [tx d][f bl] of some matter, or importance.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] matrixe, [tx d][f bl] wombe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] matron, [tx d][f bl] an auncient, sober, and a discrete
[l.b] woman.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mature, [tx d][f bl] ripe, perfect, speedy
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) maugre, [tx d][f bl] despight, against ones will
[l.b][tx hw][f r] maxime, [tx d][f bl] a principle, or sure ground in any
[l.b] matter
[l.b][f r][tx ct] mechaniall,
[p.b][fo F5v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mechanicall, (g) [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] handie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mechanick, [tx d][f bl] craft. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mediatour, [tx d][f bl] aduocate, or surety, or one
[l.b] making peace betwixt two
[l.b][tx hw][f r] medicine, [tx d][f bl] remedie, or cure
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mediocritie, [tx d][f bl] a measure, a meane
[l.b][tx hw][f r] meditate, [tx d][f bl] muse vpon, bethinke
[l.b][tx hw][f r] meditation, [tx d][f bl] the earnest minding or think-
[l.b] ing vpon a thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] melancholie, (g) [tx d][f bl] black choler, a humor of
[l.b] solitarines, or sadnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mellifluous, [tx d][f bl] sweete as hony, yielding
[l.b] much hony.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] melody, (g) [tx d][f bl] sweete sounding, or sweete
[l.b] musick
[l.b][tx hw][f r] memorable, [tx d][f bl] worthie to be remembred
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) menace, [tx d][f bl] to threaten
[l.b][tx hw][f r] menstruous, [tx d][f bl] defiled, or foule.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mentall, [tx d][f bl] belonging to the minde
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mercenary, [tx d][f bl] seruing for wages, and hire-
[l.b] ling.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] meridian, [tx d][f bl] pertaining to noone tide
[l.b][tx hw][f r] meritorious, [tx d][f bl] that deserueth, or set for ad-
[l.b] vauntage.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] metamorphosis, (g) [tx d][f bl] a changing of one
[l.b] shape, or likenes into another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] metaphor, (g) [tx d][f bl] similitude, or the putting
[l.b][tx ct] ouer
[p.b][fo F6r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words. [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] ouer of a word from his proper and na-
[l.b] turall signification, to a foraine or vn-
[l.b] proper signification.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] meteors, (g) [tx d][f bl] elementarie bodies, or moyst
[l.b] things, ingendered of vapours in the
[l.b] ayre aboue.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] method, (g) [tx d][f bl] an order, or readie way to
[l.b] teach, or doo any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] methodized, (g) [tx d][f bl] brought into order
[l.b][tx hw][f r] metropolitaine, (g) [tx d][f bl] of the cheife citty.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] microcosme, (g) [tx d][f bl] a little world
[l.b][tx hw][f r] militant, [tx d][f bl] warring, or beeing in warres.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) miguionise, [tx d][f bl] play the wanton:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ministration, [tx d][f bl] ministring, or seruice, or
[l.b] charge to doo a thing:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] minoritie, [tx d][f bl] a mans time vnder age
[l.b][tx hw][f r] minutly, [tx d][f bl] smally:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] miraculous, [tx d][f bl] meruailous, or wonderfull:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) mirrour, [tx d][f bl] a looking-glasse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] miscreants, [tx d][f bl] infidels, mis-beleeuers:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] misprission, [tx d][f bl] concealement of a mans owne
[l.b] knowledge.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] misknow, [tx d][f bl] to mistake purposely, to be igno-
[l.b] rant of.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mitigate, [tx d][f bl] asswage, qualifie, or pacifie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mixation, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] mingling, or tempering
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mixture, [tx d][f bl] together. [s n]
[l.b][f r][tx ct] mobilitie,
[p.b][fo F6v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mobilitie, [tx d][f bl] moouing or stirring.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] modell, [tx d][f bl] measure,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] moderate, [tx d][f bl] temperate, or keeping a meane,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] moderation, [tx d][f bl] keeping due order and pro-
[l.b] portion:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) moderne, [tx d][f bl] of our time
[l.b][tx hw][f r] modest [tx d][f bl] sober, demure
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) moitie, [tx d][f bl] halfe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] molestation, [tx d][f bl] troubling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mollifie, [tx d][f bl] make soft
[l.b][tx hw][f r] momentanie, [tx d][f bl] that which lasteth but a
[l.b] while:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] moment, [tx d][f bl] weight, or importance, also a
[l.b] short time
[l.b][tx hw][f r] monarch, (g) [tx d][f bl] one ruling all the kingdoms
[l.b] about him
[l.b][tx hw][f r] monarchie, (g) [tx d][f bl] the rule of one prince a-
[l.b] lone:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] monasterie, (g) [tx d][f bl] colledge of monks
[l.b][tx hw][f r] monopolie, (g) [tx d][f bl] a licence that none
[l.b] shall buy and sell a thing, but one
[l.b] alone.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] monument, [tx d][f bl] a remembrance of some nota-
[l.b] ble act, as Tombs
[l.b][tx hw][f r] moosell, [tx d][f bl] to fetter
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) moote, [tx d][f bl] argue, or dispute a case in law
[l.b][tx hw][f r] moralitie, [tx d][f bl] ciuill behauiour.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] morall-
[p.b][fo F7r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] morall, [tx d][f bl] pertaining to manners, behauior,
[l.b] and life, among men
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) morgage, [tx d][f bl] lay to pawne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] morigerous, [tx d][f bl] well mannered
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mortall, [tx d][f bl] that endeth ere hauing an end,
[l.b] and dying deadly:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mortifie, [tx d][f bl] kill, or make dead, and sence-
[l.b] lesse.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mortuarie, [tx d][f bl] dutie paid for the dead,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] motiue, [tx d][f bl] cause moouing, or the thing, and
[l.b] reason, that mooueth to doe any
[l.b] thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) mouldre, [tx d][f bl] make small, turne to dust
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mulct, [tx d][f bl] a fine, penaltie, or punish-
[l.b] ment:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] multiplicitie, [tx d][f bl] varietie, or diuersitie of
[l.b] sorts.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mundifie, [tx d][f bl] to make cleane:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] munition, [tx d][f bl] defence, supportation, or
[l.b] strength, and plentie of weapons, to
[l.b] resist in warre.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] municipall, [tx d][f bl] priuately belonging to a free-
[l.b] man, or burgesse of a cittie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] muses, (g) [tx d][f bl] goddesses of learning.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) mustaches, [tx d][f bl] the hayre of the vpper
[l.b] lippe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mutable, [tx d][f bl] changeable, wauering.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] mutation,
[p.b][fo F7v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mutation, [tx d][f bl] change.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] muthologie, (g) [tx d][f bl] expounding of the tales of
[l.b] the Poets.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mutilate, [tx d][f bl] wanting some part, maimed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mutuall, [tx d][f bl] one for another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] myrrhe, (g) [tx d][f bl] sweet gumme
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mysterie, (g) [tx d][f bl] a secret, or hid thing:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] mysticall, (g) [tx d][f bl] that hath a misterie in it.
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] N [hl N]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] NArration, [tx d][f bl] declaration, or report.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nationall, [tx d][f bl] belonging, or consisting of
[l.b] a nation, or kingdome.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] natiue, [tx d][f bl] where one was borne, or naturall.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] natiuitie, [tx d][f bl] birth, or the day of birth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nauigable, [tx d][f bl] where ships may safely passe, or
[l.b] that may be sailed vpon.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nauigation, [tx d][f bl] sayling, or passing by water
[l.b][tx hw][f r] necromancie, (g) [tx d][f bl] blacke art, or coniuring,
[l.b] by calling vpon spirits.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nectar, [tx d][f bl] a pleasant drinke, which is feyned
[l.b] to be the drinke of the gods.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] negatiue, [tx d][f bl] that denieth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] negotiation, [tx d][f bl] trafficke, or busines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] neotericke, (g) [tx d][f bl] one of late time
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) nevewe, [tx d][f bl] a sonne or daughters sonne
[l.b][f r][tx ct] nerue,
[p.b][fo F8r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nerue, [tx d][f bl] sinewe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) nete, [tx d][f bl] fine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] neutrall, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] of neither
[l.b][tx hw][f r] neuter, [tx d][f bl] side: [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) nice, [tx d][f bl] slow, laysie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nicholaitan, (g) [tx d][f bl] an heretike, like Nicholas,
[l.b] who helde that wiues should bee com-
[l.b] mon to all alike.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nominate, [tx d][f bl] to name, or appoint
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) nonage, [tx d][f bl] a childs time, vnder age
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nonresidence, [tx d][f bl] vnnecessary and wilfull ab-
[l.b] sence, of any one from his place or
[l.b] charge:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) nonsuite, [tx d][f bl] not following, or the ending
[l.b] and giuing ouer of a suite
[l.b][tx hw][f r] notable, [tx d][f bl] worthy, meete to be regarded and
[l.b] esteemed:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] notarie, [tx d][f bl] Scriuener, or register
[l.b][tx hw][f r] notifie, [tx d][f bl] to make knowne, or to giue war-
[l.b] ning of.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] notion, [tx d][f bl] inwarde knowledge, or vnder-
[l.b] standing:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] notorious, [tx d][f bl] knowne to all, or made plaine
[l.b] and manifest.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] noyance, [tx d][f bl] hurt.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] noysome, [tx d][f bl] hurtfull,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nullitie, [tx d][f bl] nothing
[l.b][f r][tx ct] numera-
[p.b][fo F8v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] numeration, [tx d][f bl] numbring
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nuncupatory, [tx d][f bl] telling, or declaring any
[l.b] thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nuptiall, [tx d][f bl] belonging to marriage
[l.b][tx hw][f r] nutriment, [tx d][f bl] nourishment
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] O [hl O]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] Obdurate, [tx d][f bl] harden, or to make more hard
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) obeisance, [tx d][f bl] obedience
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obiect, [tx d][f bl] laide, or set against, or that where-
[l.b] on any thing resteth, or that where any
[l.b] thing is occupied, or set a worke.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oblation, [tx d][f bl] offering
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oblectation, [tx d][f bl] recreation, delight
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obliged, [tx d][f bl] bound, or beholden
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oblique, [tx d][f bl] crooked, ouerthwart
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obliuious, [tx d][f bl] forfetfull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obloquie, [tx d][f bl] euill report
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obnoxious, [tx d][f bl] faultie, subiect to danger
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obnubilate, [tx d][f bl] to make darke.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obscæne, [tx d][f bl] bawdie, filthy, ribauldrie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obscure, [tx d][f bl] darke, or cloudie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obsequious, [tx d][f bl] seruiceable, readie at hand
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obseruant, [tx d][f bl] dutifull, full of diligent ser-
[l.b] uice.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obsession, [tx d][f bl] besieging, or compassing about
[l.b][f r][tx ct] obsolete,
[p.b][fo G1r] [f r][tx rt] of hard English words
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obsolete, [tx d][f bl] olde, past date, growne out of
[l.b] vse or custome.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obstacle, [tx d][f bl] hinderance or let
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obstinate, [tx d][f bl] froward, stubberne, or stiffe in
[l.b] his owne opinion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obstruction, [tx d][f bl] stopping, repressing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obtestate, [tx d][f bl] humble, to beseech, or to call to
[l.b] witnesse:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obtrectation, [tx d][f bl] slaunder, euill report.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] obtuse, [tx d][f bl] dull or blunt:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] occidental, [tx d][f bl] belonging to the west
[l.b][tx hw][f r] occluding, [tx d][f bl] shutting fast:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) occurrences, [tx d][f bl] occasions, things that offer
[l.b] themselues by the way:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ocean (g) [tx d][f bl] the maine sea
[l.b][tx hw][f r] odious, [tx d][f bl] hateful, disdainfull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] odor, [tx d][f bl] smell, sent, or sauour:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] odoriferous, [tx d][f bl] sweet smelling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oeconomicke, (g) [tx d][f bl] things that pertaine to
[l.b] houshold affaires
[l.b][tx hw][f r] offensiue, [tx d][f bl] giuing offence, offering wrong,
[l.b] or displeasing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] officiall, [tx d][f bl] belonging to an office,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] officious, [tx d][f bl] dutifull, dilligent, very readie or
[l.b] willing to please.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oligarchie, (g) [tx d][f bl] a Common-wealth, where
[l.b] two Princes equall haue all the autho-
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] G. [f bl][tx ct] ritie.
[p.b][fo G1v] [f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b] [tx d] ritie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oliuet, [tx d][f bl] place of Oliues:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) ombrage, [tx d][f bl] shade, harbor, or bower to rest
[l.b] vnder.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ominous, [tx d][f bl] that signifieth some good, or ill
[l.b] lucke:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] omit, [tx d][f bl] let passe, ouerslip.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] omnipotent, [tx d][f bl] almightie, great, or high
[l.b][tx hw][f r] omni-scient, [tx d][f bl] knowing all things
[l.b][tx hw][f r] onerous, [tx d][f bl] burdenous, or chargeable
[l.b][tx hw][f r] onust, [tx d][f bl] loaden, ouercharged
[l.b][tx hw][f r] operation, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] working, or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] operatiue, [tx d][f bl] effect [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] opinionate, [tx d][f bl] hauing a good opinion of, or
[l.b] standing on his owne opinion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oportunitie, [tx d][f bl] fitnes, to any thing,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oppilation, [tx d][f bl] stopping
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oppose, [tx d][f bl] set againe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] opposite, [tx d][f bl] contrarie, or set euer against
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oppressed, [tx d][f bl] grieued, or violently wron-
[l.b] ged:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] opprobrious, [tx d][f bl] reprochfull, to taunt, reuile,
[l.b] or vpbraide with bad speeches.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oppugne, [tx d][f bl] to labour against, to resist
[l.b][tx hw][f r] option, [tx d][f bl] choosing or wishing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oracle, (g) [tx d][f bl] a speech or aunswere giuen from
[l.b] God:
[l.b][f r][tx ct] oratorie,
[p.b][fo G2r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] oratorie, [tx d][f bl] eloquent speech:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ordination, [tx d][f bl] ordeyning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ordure, [tx d][f bl] dung, filth,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] orfice, [tx d][f bl] mouth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] originall, [tx d][f bl] the first, or such as it was at the
[l.b] beginning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] organe, (g) [tx d][f bl] an instrument to doo any thing
[l.b] with:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ornament, [tx d][f bl] a decking, adorning, or trim-
[l.b] ming.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] orphant, (g) [tx d][f bl] a childe without parents
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ossicle, [tx d][f bl] bone:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) ostages, [tx d][f bl] pledges giuen and taken
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ostentation, [tx d][f bl] boasting
[l.b][tx hw][f r] orthographie, (g) [tx d][f bl] true writing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) ouerplus, [tx d][f bl] more then needeth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) outragious, [tx d][f bl] fierce, vnreasonable.
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] P [hl P]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] PAcifie, [tx d][f bl] to make quiet.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pactation, [tx d][f bl] a couenanting or bargay-
[l.b] ning.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) palatine, [tx d][f bl] belonging to a Princes Court,
[l.b] or pallace.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] palinodie, (g) [tx d][f bl] a recanting, or vnsaying of
[l.b] any thing
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] G[f r]2 [tx ct] palpa-
[p.b][fo G2v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] palpable, [tx d][f bl] that may be felt, manifest:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pamphlet, [tx d][f bl] a small treatise, or booke
[l.b][tx hw][f r] parable, (g) [tx d][f bl] similitude, or an applying of
[l.b] some thing to our matter, fitly alleaged,
[l.b] for some likenesse which it hath to our
[l.b] purpose.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] paradise, (g) [tx d][f bl] place of pleasure
[l.b][tx hw][f r] paradoxe, (g) [tx d][f bl] marueilous, or strange
[l.b] speech:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) paragon, [tx d][f bl] patterne, example
[l.b][tx hw][f r] paraleles, (g) [tx d][f bl] lines, or other things as farre
[l.b] off from one another, in one place as in
[l.b] another.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] paramour, [tx d][f bl] an amorous louer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] paraphrase, (g) [tx d][f bl] exposition of any thing by
[l.b] many words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] parasite, (g) [tx d][f bl] a base flatterer, or soothing
[l.b] companion:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] parenthesis, (g) [tx d][f bl] a clause contayned in ano-
[l.b] ther sentence:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] paricide, [tx d][f bl] a murtherer of parents
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) parle, [tx d][f bl] speech, or conference.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] parsimonie, [tx d][f bl] thriftines, sparing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] participate, [tx d][f bl] partake, deuide, or distribute,
[l.b] to giue, or take part:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] particularize, [tx d][f bl] to deuide into parts, and to
[l.b] handle euery particuler.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] partition,
[p.b][fo G3r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] partition, [tx d][f bl] deuision.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] passeouer, [tx d][f bl] one of the Jewes feasts, in re-
[l.b] membrance of Gods passing ouer them,
[l.b] when he slewe so many of the Egiptians
[l.b][tx hw][f r] passion, [tx d][f bl] suffering, griefe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pastorall, [tx d][f bl] belonging to sheapheards
[l.b][tx hw][f r] patheticall, (g) [tx d][f bl] vehement, full of passions,
[l.b] or mouing affections
[l.b][tx hw][f r] patriarke, (g) [tx d][f bl] chiefe father
[l.b][tx hw][f r] patrimonie, [tx d][f bl] fathers, gift, or goods left by a
[l.b] father
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) patronage, [tx d][f bl] defence, protection
[l.b][tx hw][f r] patronise, [tx d][f bl] defend
[l.b][tx hw][f r] paucitie, [tx d][f bl] fewnes, or smale number
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pause, [tx d][f bl] thinke, stay, or rest
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pauillion, [tx d][f bl] tente
[l.b][tx hw][f r] peerelesse, [tx d][f bl] worthie, vnmatchable
[l.b][tx hw][f r] peccaui, [tx d][f bl] I haue offended.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] peccant, [tx d][f bl] offending, doing amisse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] peculiar, [tx d][f bl] proper, or specially belonging
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pecuniarie, [tx d][f bl] coyne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pellicles, [tx d][f bl] skinnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] penetrable, [tx d][f bl] that may be pearsed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] penitentiarie, [tx d][f bl] one repenting, or doing pen-
[l.b] naunce.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] penaltie, [tx d][f bl] losse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pension, [tx d][f bl] payment, yearely fee
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] G[f r]3 [tx ct] (fr) pensiue,
[p.b][fo G3v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pensiue, [tx d][f bl] sorrowfull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pentecost, (g) [tx d][f bl] whitsontide
[l.b][tx hw][f r] penurie, [tx d][f bl] want or extreame neede
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perambulation, [tx d][f bl] a walking about
[l.b][tx hw][f r] peregrination, [tx d][f bl] iourneing in a strange land
[l.b][tx hw][f r] peremptorie, [tx d][f bl] resolute, short
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perforations, [tx d][f bl] holes, or pierced through
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perfidious, [tx d][f bl] trayterous, vnfaithfull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perfricated, [tx d][f bl] rubbed much
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perilous, [tx d][f bl] dangerous
[l.b][tx hw][f r] periclitation, [tx d][f bl] ieopardie, or hazarding
[l.b][tx hw][f r] period, (g) [tx d][f bl] the end of a perfect sentence
[l.b][tx hw][f r] periurie, [tx d][f bl] forswearing, or breaking of ones
[l.b] oath.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] permanent, [tx d][f bl] continuing, or a biding till the
[l.b] end
[l.b][tx hw][f r] permission, [tx d][f bl] sufferance, leaue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] permit, [tx d][f bl] suffer, giue leaue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] permutable, [tx d][f bl] changable
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pernitious, [tx d][f bl] dangerous, hurtfull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perpendicular, [tx d][f bl] directly, downe right
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perpetrate, [tx d][f bl] to commit, or doe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perpetuitie, [tx d][f bl] continuance for euer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perplexitie, [tx d][f bl] troublesome, griefe, distresse,
[l.b] doubtfulnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] persecute, [tx d][f bl] trouble, afflict, or pursue
[l.b] after.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] persist,
[p.b][fo G4r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] persist, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] continew, constantly,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perseuer, [tx d][f bl] and resolutely. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] personate, [tx d][f bl] to counterfaite, anothers per-
[l.b] son
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perspicacie, [tx d][f bl] quicknes of sight, vnderstan-
[l.b] ding
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perspicuous, [tx d][f bl] euedent, cleare, that may bee
[l.b] seene through
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pertinacie, [tx d][f bl] obstinacie, stifnes in opinion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] perturbation, [tx d][f bl] disquietnes, or trouble
[l.b][tx hw][f r] peruerse, [tx d][f bl] froward, mischeiuous
[l.b][tx hw][f r] peruert, [tx d][f bl] ouerthrowe, or turne vp side
[l.b] downe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pese, [tx d][f bl] to weigh
[l.b][tx hw][f r] peruicacie, [tx d][f bl] obstinacie, stifneckednes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pesant, [tx d][f bl] clowne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pester, [tx d][f bl] filled
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pest, [tx d][f bl] the plague, or pestilence
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pestiferous, [tx d][f bl] contagious, hurtfull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] petition, [tx d][f bl] prayer, or request
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pettigree, [tx d][f bl] stock, or ofspring
[l.b][tx hw][f r] petulancie, [tx d][f bl] wantonnes, saucines.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] phantasie, (g) [tx d][f bl] imagination
[l.b][tx hw][f r] philacteries, (g) [tx d][f bl] scroles of parchment,
[l.b] whereon, was writen the tenne com-
[l.b] maundements.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] physiognomie, (g) [tx d][f bl] knowledge of a mans
[l.b][tx ct] nature
[p.b][fo G4v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] nature by his visage, and countenance
[l.b][tx hw][f r] physicke, (g) [tx d][f bl] medicine, helping, or curing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] phlebotomie, (g) [tx d][f bl] letting bloud
[l.b][tx hw][f r] phrase, (g) [tx d][f bl] forme of speach
[l.b][tx hw][f r] philosophie, (g) [tx d][f bl] study of wisdome
[l.b][tx hw][f r] phrensie, (g) [tx d][f bl] madnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pietie, [tx d][f bl] godliness, holines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pillage, [tx d][f bl] spoile in warre, and sacking, of
[l.b] the enemies.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pinguiditie, [tx d][f bl] fatnes, or greasinesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pilot, [tx d][f bl] maister, guider of a ship
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pionner, [tx d][f bl] digger, or ditcher
[l.b][tx hw][f r] piramis, [br 2][s y] (g) [tx d][f bl] a steeple, or other build-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] piramides, [tx d][f bl] ing, or a pillar broade be-
[l.b] neath, and sharpe aboue [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pistated, [tx d][f bl] baked
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pirate, [tx d][f bl] a robber on the sea
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pittance, [tx d][f bl] short, banquet
[l.b][tx hw][f r] placable, [tx d][f bl] easie to be pleased
[l.b][tx hw][f r] planet, (g) [tx d][f bl] wandring starre
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) plaintife, [tx d][f bl] the partie complayning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] plausible, [tx d][f bl] pleasing, or receiued ioyfully, and
[l.b] willingly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] plenitude, [tx d][f bl] fulnes, thicknesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) plonge, [tx d][f bl] dippe, or put vnder the water
[l.b][tx hw][f r] plume, [tx d][f bl] feather
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pluralitie, [tx d][f bl] more then one
[l.b][f r][tx ct] pluuiatile,
[p.b][fo G5r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pluuiatile, [tx d][f bl] raine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] poeme, (g) [tx d][f bl] verses of a poet
[l.b][tx hw][f r] poet, (g) [tx d][f bl] a verse maker
[l.b][tx hw][f r] poetesse, [tx d][f bl] a woman poet
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pole, (g) [tx d][f bl] the end of the axeltree whereon
[l.b] the astronomers, faine the heauens to be
[l.b] turned.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pollicie, [tx d][f bl] a wittie shift
[l.b][tx hw][f r] poligamie, (g) [tx d][f bl] hauing moe wiues then
[l.b] one
[l.b][tx hw][f r] polish, [tx d][f bl] to deck, or make faire, smooth,
[l.b] sleeke, or shining
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pollute, [tx d][f bl] defile, or distaine, or make fil-
[l.b] thie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pomegarnet, [f bl] or [f r][tx hw] pomegranet, (k) [s y] [tx d][f bl] fruite
[s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pompe, [tx d][f bl] the countenance of things in fur-
[l.b] niture, and setting foorth to the outward
[l.b] shewe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ponderous, [tx d][f bl] weightie, heauie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pontificall, [tx d][f bl] lordly, sumptuous, bishop-
[l.b] like.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] portable, [tx d][f bl] that may be carried with ease.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] popular, [tx d][f bl] seeking the fauour of the people
[l.b] by all meanes possible:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] populus, [tx d][f bl] full of people:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] popularitie, [tx d][f bl] pleasing the people,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] position, [tx d][f bl] a question to be disputed of
[l.b][f r][tx ct] posteritie,
[p.b][fo G5v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] posteritie, [tx d][f bl] they that come after by birth:
[l.b] the age after vs.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] postscript, [tx d][f bl] written after
[l.b][tx hw][f r] potion, [tx d][f bl] a drinke,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pourtrait, [tx d][f bl] draw the forme, or proportion
[l.b] of a thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] practicall, (g) [br 3][s y]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] practique, [tx d][f bl] practising.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pragmaticall, [tx d][f bl] [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) preamble, [tx d][f bl] forespeech, a flourish, entrance,
[l.b] or assay.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] precedent, [tx d][f bl] going before
[l.b][tx hw][f r] precept, [tx d][f bl] a rule giuen, an admonition, or
[l.b] commaundement.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] precinct, [tx d][f bl] compasse appointed:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] predecessor, [tx d][f bl] one that was in place before
[l.b] another.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] predestinate, [tx d][f bl] to appoint before.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prediction, [tx d][f bl] afore telling, or prophecying
[l.b][tx hw][f r] predominate, [tx d][f bl] ruling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preheminence, [tx d][f bl] excellent, rule, authoritie
[l.b] ouer others
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preface, [tx d][f bl] a speech before the matter it
[l.b] selfe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prefigurate, [tx d][f bl] forshewe by a figure
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prefixed, [tx d][f bl] set in the fore part
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pregnant, [tx d][f bl] wittie, substantiall, with
[l.b][tx ct] child
[p.b][fo G6r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words. [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] child,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preiudicate, [tx d][f bl] giuing his iudgment, before
[l.b] he knoweth the man, or matter
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preiudice, [tx d][f bl] hindering ones cause, sentence,
[l.b] an opinion deliuered before knowledge
[l.b] of any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preludium, [tx d][f bl] an entrance to any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] premeditation, [tx d][f bl] thinking of a matter before
[l.b] hand
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) premunire, [tx d][f bl] forfeiture of goods
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preoccupation, [tx d][f bl] a preuenting by speech or
[l.b] other wayes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preordination, [tx d][f bl] appointing before
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preparatiue, [tx d][f bl] that which maketh fit or pre-
[l.b] pareth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preposterous, [tx d][f bl] disorder, froward, topsiter-
[l.b] uie, setting the cart before the horse, as
[l.b] we vse to say
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prerogatiue, [tx d][f bl] priuiledge, or authoritie be-
[l.b] fore another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] presage, [tx d][f bl] to tell before, to betoken, to fore-
[l.b] see.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] presbitarie, (g) [tx d][f bl] eldership
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prescience, [tx d][f bl] foreknowledge
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prescript, [tx d][f bl] decree, or assignement
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prescription, [tx d][f bl] limitation, or appointing a
[l.b] certaine compasse.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] preseruatiue,
[p.b][fo G6v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preseruatiue, [tx d][f bl] that which defendeth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] president, [tx d][f bl] a chiefe, ruler next vnder the
[l.b] highest
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prest, [tx d][f bl] reacte
[l.b][tx hw][f r] presuppose, [tx d][f bl] faine a thing to be before it
[l.b] is.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pretermit, [tx d][f bl] to passe ouer, to forget willing-
[l.b] lie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preterlapsed, [tx d][f bl] passed, or gone past
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pretext, [tx d][f bl] an excuse, colour, or pretence
[l.b][tx hw][f r] preuarication, [tx d][f bl] collusion, or betraying of a
[l.b] cause or matter, for want of more ear-
[l.b] nest speech.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] primitiue, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] first, or formost,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] primarie, [tx d][f bl] or excellent, [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prioritie, [tx d][f bl] being in the formost place, or in
[l.b] greater excellencie and superioritie then
[l.b] another.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pristine, [tx d][f bl] old, wonted, or accustomed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] priuation, [tx d][f bl] depriuing, vtter taking away,
[l.b] or withdrawing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] priuiledge, [tx d][f bl] prerogatiue, or liberty, more
[l.b] then others haue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] probable, [tx d][f bl] that may be easilie proued to be
[l.b] true.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] probation, [tx d][f bl] alouance, tryall
[l.b][tx hw][f r] probleme (g) [tx d][f bl] proposition, or sentence
[l.b][tx ct] in
[p.b][fo G7r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words. [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] in manner of a question.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] proceede, [tx d][f bl] goe forth, or goe forward,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] processe, [tx d][f bl] proceeding, passing forward,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] procliuitie, [tx d][f bl] inclination to any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] proctcur, [tx d][f bl] a factour, or solicitor.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] procrastinate, [tx d][f bl] to defer, or delay
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prodigall, [tx d][f bl] too riotous in spending
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prodigious, [tx d][f bl] wonderfull, giuing an ill
[l.b] signe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prodition, [tx d][f bl] betraying, treason
[l.b][tx hw][f r] profane, [tx d][f bl] vngodly, not consecrated, or vn-
[l.b] hallowing that which was holy.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] profound, [tx d][f bl] deepe, or high.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] profunditie, [tx d][f bl] deepenes.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] profusion, [tx d][f bl] pouring out wastfully,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] progenie, [tx d][f bl] ofspring, generation, or issue of
[l.b] children.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] progenitor, [tx d][f bl] a fore-father, or grandfather.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prognosticate, (g) [tx d][f bl] to know or giue out be-
[l.b] fore-hand, or to tell afore-hand what
[l.b] shall happen.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] progresse, [tx d][f bl] a going forward:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prohibit, [tx d][f bl] to forbid, or giue straight charge
[l.b] to the contrary.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] proiect, [tx d][f bl] a plot, or wise contriuing of any
[l.b] thing, or casting forth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prolixe, [tx d][f bl] tedious, long, or large.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] prolo-
[p.b][fo G7v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prolocutor, [tx d][f bl] a speaker for another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prologue, [tx d][f bl] a preface, or forespeech
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prolong, [tx d][f bl] stretch out, or defer.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] promerit, [tx d][f bl] desert:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] promote, [tx d][f bl] to honor or aduaunce to greater
[l.b] dignitie, and higher place
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prompt, [tx d][f bl] ready, quicke:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] promulgation, [tx d][f bl] publishing openly, or pro-
[l.b] claiming.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prone, [tx d][f bl] ready, or inclining
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) prowesse, [tx d][f bl] valiantnesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] propagate, [tx d][f bl] to enlarge, or multiply.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prophecie, (g) [tx d][f bl] foretell, or expound
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prophet, (g) [tx d][f bl] he that prophecieth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] propitiation, [tx d][f bl] a sacrifice to appease Gods
[l.b] displeasure:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] propitiatorie, [tx d][f bl] that which reconcileth, or
[l.b] which purchaseth mercie, at the mercie
[l.b] seate:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] propitious, [tx d][f bl] not displeased, fauourable
[l.b][tx hw][f r] proportion, [tx d][f bl] equalnes, measure:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] propose, [tx d][f bl] propound, set before, or shew
[l.b][tx hw][f r] proprietie, [tx d][f bl] propertie, owing, or challeng-
[l.b] ing as his owne, and none others:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] proroge, [tx d][f bl] put off, prolong, deferre
[l.b][tx hw][f r] proscription, [tx d][f bl] a condemnation, or banish-
[l.b] ment proclaimed, or an open
[l.b][tx ct] sale.
[p.b][fo G8r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words. [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] sale.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prose, [tx d][f bl] that writing which is not verse.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] proselite, (g) [tx d][f bl] stranger conuerted to our re-
[l.b] ligion or manners:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prosequute, [tx d][f bl] follow after, or finish
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prospect, [tx d][f bl] a sight a farre off.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prostitute, [tx d][f bl] set open for vncleanesse, to set
[l.b] foorth to sale.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prostrate, [tx d][f bl] to cast downe, or fall downe flat
[l.b] on the ground.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] protect, [tx d][f bl] defend, saue, or couer:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] protest, [tx d][f bl] to affirme, and declare openly:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] protract, [tx d][f bl] deferre, or prolong, or draw out
[l.b] at length:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prouident, [tx d][f bl] forseeing with wise considera-
[l.b] tion, and prouiding aforehand
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prouinciall, [tx d][f bl] iurisdiction, belonging to a pro-
[l.b] uince, or outcountry
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prouocation, [tx d][f bl] prouoking, enforcing, vrging
[l.b] pressing, or alluring
[l.b][tx hw][f r] prudence, [tx d][f bl] wisdome, wittinesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] publicane, [tx d][f bl] a farmer, or common man of a
[l.b] Cittie:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pulers, [tx d][f bl] dust, or pouders
[l.b][tx hw][f r] puluirisated, [tx d][f bl] beaten, or broken into dust, or
[l.b] powder.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] purifie, [tx d][f bl] purge, scoure, or make cleane
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) pursuite,
[p.b][fo G8v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) pursuit, [tx d][f bl] following after
[l.b][tx hw][f r] putrifie, [tx d][f bl] to waxe rotten, or corrupted as a
[l.b] sore.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] pulsillanimitie, [tx d][f bl] faint-hartednes, cowardli-
[l.b] nesse.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) puissant, [tx d][f bl] strong, valiant
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] Q [hl Q]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] QVadrangle, [tx d][f bl] foure-cornered
[l.b][tx hw][f r] quadrant, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] foure square, or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] quadrate, [tx d][f bl] a quarter. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] quartane, [tx d][f bl] belonging to, or comming euery
[l.b] fourth day.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] queach, [tx d][f bl] thicke heape
[l.b][tx hw][f r] querimonious, [tx d][f bl] full of complaining, and la-
[l.b] mentation:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) quintessence, [tx d][f bl] chiefe vertue, drawne by
[l.b] art out of many compounds together.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] quondam, [tx d][f bl] heeretofore, in times past
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) quote, [tx d][f bl] cite, preuent
[l.b][tx hw][f r] quotodian, [tx d][f bl] daily, that happeneth euery
[l.b] day.
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] R [hl R]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] RAcha, [tx d][f bl] fie, a note of extreame anger,
[l.b] signified by the gesture of the person
[l.b] that speaketh it, to him that he speaketh to.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] radicall,
[p.b][fo H1r] [f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] radicall, [tx d][f bl] partaining to the roote, naturall:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] radiant, [tx d][f bl] shining bright:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) rallie, [tx d][f bl] gather together men dispersed, and
[l.b] out of order.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) rampar, [tx d][f bl] fortification, or trench
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rapacitie, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] violent, catching, extortion, or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rapine, [tx d][f bl] pillage, or rauening. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] raritie, [tx d][f bl] scarsenes, fewnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ratifie, [tx d][f bl] establish, or confirme
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) rauish, [tx d][f bl] take away by force,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) raunged, [tx d][f bl] ordered, or put into order
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reachlesse, [tx d][f bl] carelesse, or negligent:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reall, [tx d][f bl] substantiall, or that is indeed subsi-
[l.b] sting:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] recantation, [tx d][f bl] an vnsaying of that which was
[l.b] said before
[l.b][tx hw][f r] recapitulation, [tx d][f bl] a briefe rehearsing againe
[l.b] of any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] receptacle, [tx d][f bl] a place to receiue things in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reciprock, [f bl] or [br 2][s y] [tx d] that hath respect back a
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reciprocall, [tx d][f bl] gaine to the same thing. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] recite, [tx d][f bl] rehearse, or repeate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reclaime, [tx d][f bl] to gainesay, or call back againe:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) recognissance, [tx d][f bl] acknowledging, or a signe
[l.b] of acknowledging, and confessing any
[l.b] thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) recoile, [tx d][f bl] goe backe.
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] H. [f r][tx ct] recon-
[p.b][fo H1v] [f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reconcile, [tx d][f bl] bring into fauour, or to make
[l.b] peace betwixt.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] records, [tx d][f bl] writings layde vp for remem-
[l.b] brance:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] recreate, [tx d][f bl] refresh, comfort,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] recourse, [tx d][f bl] a running backe againe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rectifie, [tx d][f bl] to make right or straight
[l.b][tx hw][f r] redeeme, [tx d][f bl] purchase, buy againe, or raun-
[l.b] some.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] redemption, [tx d][f bl] a buying againe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) redresse, [tx d][f bl] correct, amend.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reduce, [tx d][f bl] to bring back againe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reduction, [tx d][f bl] a bringing backe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] redundant, [tx d][f bl] ouerflowing, or abounding too
[l.b] much.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reduplicated, [tx d][f bl] doubled.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reedifie, [tx d][f bl] build vp againe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reestablish, [tx d][f bl] to settle againe as before
[l.b][tx hw][f r] refection, [tx d][f bl] a refreshing, or recreating.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] refell, [tx d][f bl] to confute, or proue false
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reference, [tx d][f bl] a pointing at, or alluding to
[l.b][tx hw][f r] referre, [tx d][f bl] put ouer, or to report himselfe vn-
[l.b] to.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] refine, [tx d][f bl] repaire, renue, or amend
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reflection, [tx d][f bl] casting backe, or bowing, tur-
[l.b] ning backe againe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] refractarie, [tx d][f bl] wilful in opinion, obstinate.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) refraine,
[p.b][fo H2r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) refraine, [tx d][f bl] abstaine from, keepe in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] refuge, [tx d][f bl] succour, or place of safetie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] refulgent, [tx d][f bl] shining bright
[l.b][tx hw][f r] refute, [tx d][f bl] to disproue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] regall, [tx d][f bl] princly, like a King
[l.b][tx hw][f r] regenerate, [tx d][f bl] borne againe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] regeneration, [tx d][f bl] a new birth,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] regent, [tx d][f bl] a Gouernor, or Ruler
[l.b][tx hw][f r] regiment, [tx d][f bl] gouernment, guidance, rule, or
[l.b] dominion.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] register, [tx d][f bl] kalender, a reckoning booke
[l.b][tx hw][f r] regrator, [tx d][f bl] huckster, or one that buyeth any
[l.b] thing, and trims it vp to make it more
[l.b] salable.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] regresse, [tx d][f bl] returning backe againe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reguler, [tx d][f bl] made according to rule and order.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reiect, [tx d][f bl] fling, cast away, or refuse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) reioynder, [tx d][f bl] a thing added afterwards, or
[l.b] is when the defendant maketh answere
[l.b] to the replication of the plaintife.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reiterate, [tx d][f bl] to doo, or repeate againe the same
[l.b] thing often.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] relapse, [tx d][f bl] back-sliding.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] relate, [tx d][f bl] report, rehearse, or declare
[l.b][tx hw][f r] relation, [tx d][f bl] pointing, reporting, or referring
[l.b][tx hw][f r] relatiue, [tx d][f bl] hauing relation vnto
[l.b][tx hw][f r] relaxation, [tx d][f bl] refreshing, releasing,
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] H[f r]2. [tx ct] release,
[p.b][fo H2v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] release, [tx d][f bl] free, quit:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) reliefe, [tx d][f bl] ayde, helpe, or succour.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reliques, [tx d][f bl] the remainder.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] relinquish, [tx d][f bl] to leaue, or forsake
[l.b][tx hw][f r] relish, [tx d][f bl] tast:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] remarkable, [tx d][f bl] able or worthy to be marked a-
[l.b] gaine:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] remisse, [tx d][f bl] loose, negligent, or dull, or too fa-
[l.b] uourable.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] remit, [tx d][f bl] forgiue, release, or acquite.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) remorse, [tx d][f bl] prick of conscience
[l.b][tx hw][f r] remote, [tx d][f bl] set a farre of
[l.b][tx hw][f r] remuneration, [tx d][f bl] rewarding, or requiting
[l.b][tx hw][f r] renouate, [tx d][f bl] renew, or repaire
[l.b][tx hw][f r] renounce, [tx d][f bl] forsake, or resigne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) renoume, [tx d][f bl] credite, fame, report
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reparation, [tx d][f bl] a renewing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) repast, [tx d][f bl] foode
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) repeale, [tx d][f bl] call backe againe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] repell, [tx d][f bl] to put, or thrust backe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] repercussiue, [tx d][f bl] striking, or rebounding back
[l.b] againe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] replenish, [tx d][f bl] fill:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] replete, [tx d][f bl] filled full
[l.b][tx hw][f r] repleueying, [tx d][f bl] redeeming of a gage, or any
[l.b] thing in prison:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] replie, [tx d][f bl] to confirme a speech before vttered.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) repose,
[p.b][fo H3r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) repose, [tx d][f bl] put, wholly, to rest
[l.b][tx hw][f r] represent, [tx d][f bl] expresse, beare shew of a thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] represse, [tx d][f bl] put downe, to let or stop
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reprobate, [tx d][f bl] a cast away, out of fauour, a
[l.b] forlorne person, and one past grace
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) reproch, [tx d][f bl] shame, disgrace
[l.b][tx hw][f r] republicke, [tx d][f bl] a Common-wealth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] repugnancie, [tx d][f bl] contrarietie, or disagreement
[l.b][tx hw][f r] repugnant, [tx d][f bl] contrarie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] repugne, [tx d][f bl] to resist, oppose, stand against
[l.b][tx hw][f r] repulse, [tx d][f bl] to put, or driue backe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] repute, [tx d][f bl] account, or esteeme:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] requisite, [tx d][f bl] required as necessary:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reserue, [tx d][f bl] to keepe for the time to come
[l.b][tx hw][f r] resident, [tx d][f bl] abiding or continuing in his place.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] resignation, [tx d][f bl] a yeelding vp, or restoring of a-
[l.b] nie thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] resigne, [tx d][f bl] giue ouer to another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] resist, [tx d][f bl] withstand
[l.b][tx hw][f r] resolue, [tx d][f bl] to vnloose, to satisfie, to purpose
[l.b] constantly,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) resort, [tx d][f bl] accesse, or comming to
[l.b][tx hw][f r] respiration, [tx d][f bl] breathing out.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) respite, [tx d][f bl] defer, or delay the time, to breath
[l.b] in:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] resplendent, [tx d][f bl] shining bright
[l.b][tx hw][f r] responses, [tx d][f bl] answers.
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] H[f r]3 [tx ct] restaura-
[p.b][fo H3v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] restauration, [tx d][f bl] restoring, or reuiuing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] restitution, [tx d][f bl] restoring, satisfaction
[l.b][tx hw][f r] restrained, [tx d][f bl] beeing held in, or brideled
[l.b][tx hw][f r] resume, [tx d][f bl] take againe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) retire, [tx d][f bl] to giue backe, or goe back
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reteyne, [tx d][f bl] keepe backe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] retort, [tx d][f bl] to turne, or wrest backward
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) retract, [tx d][f bl] going backe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] retrograde, [tx d][f bl] going backward
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) reuell, [tx d][f bl] play the wanton
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reuerend, [tx d][f bl] worthy of reuerence
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reueale, [tx d][f bl] lay open, disclose, or make known
[l.b] a matter of secret
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reuert, [tx d][f bl] to returne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) reuenewe, [tx d][f bl] rents comming in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reuoke, [tx d][f bl] to call backe, or draw back
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) reuolt, [tx d][f bl] forsake one, to goe to another his
[l.b] enemie:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] reuelue, [tx d][f bl] to tosse vp and downe, to deter-
[l.b] mine well of in the mind
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rhetorician, (g) [tx d][f bl] learned and skilfull in rhe-
[l.b] toricke.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rhetoricke, (g) [tx d][f bl] art of eloquence
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rheume, (g) [f bl] or [f r][tx hw] catarre, [s y] [tx d][f bl] a distilling
of hu-
[l.b] mours from the head [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ridiculous, [tx d][f bl] that deserueth to be laughed at
[l.b] in scorne.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] rifle,
[p.b][fo H4r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) rifle, [tx d][f bl] search, take away by violence
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rigorous, [tx d][f bl] cruell, and hard
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) rinse, [tx d][f bl] wash, make cleane by washing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) riuall, [tx d][f bl] one suing, and striuing for the same
[l.b] thing.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rubrick, [tx d][f bl] a lawe, or title
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) royalty, [tx d][f bl] gouerenment, rule, authority
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rudiment, [tx d][f bl] first instruction, or principle
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rubicunde, [tx d][f bl] red, or ruddie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ruinous, [tx d][f bl] ready to fall
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ruminate, [tx d][f bl] to chewe ouer againe, to studie
[l.b] earnestlie vppon
[l.b][tx hw][f r] runnagate, [tx d][f bl] one that runneth away, and
[l.b] wandreth abroad.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rupture, [tx d][f bl] breach, or bursting
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rurall, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] clownish, vplandish, or chur-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] rusticall, [tx d][f bl] lish, and vnmannerly [s n]
[hl S] (* switch to hl=S without notice *)
[l.b][tx hw][f r] saboth, [tx d][f bl] rest
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sacrament, [tx d][f bl] holie signe, oath, or misterie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sacred, [tx d][f bl] holy, consecrated
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sacrifice, [tx d][f bl] an offering
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sacrificule, [tx d][f bl] a little offering
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sacriledge, [tx d][f bl] church robbing, the stealing of
[l.b] holy things
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) safeconduit, [tx d][f bl] safe keeping or safe guiding
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sagacitie, [tx d][f bl] sharpnes of wit, witnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] saint, [tx d][f bl] holy one
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) sallie,
[p.b][fo H4v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) sallie, [tx d][f bl] to step out from the rest of the ar-
[l.b] mie, to make a skermish
[l.b][tx hw][f r] saluation, [tx d][f bl] a sauing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] salubritie, [tx d][f bl] wholesomnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sanctifie, [tx d][f bl] hallowe, make holy, or keepe
[l.b] holy
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sanctification, [tx d][f bl] holines
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sanctitie, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] holi-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sanctmonie, [tx d][f bl] nes. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sanctuarie, [tx d][f bl] holy place, saue, defend
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sandals, (g) [tx d][f bl] slippers
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sanguine, [tx d][f bl] bloudy, or of the colour of
[l.b] bloud.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sanitie, [tx d][f bl] health, or soundnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sapience, [tx d][f bl] wisdome
[l.b][tx hw][f r] satiate, [tx d][f bl] filled, satisfied
[l.b][tx hw][f r] satietie, [tx d][f bl] fulnes, plentie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] satisfaction, [tx d][f bl] a making amends for wrongs,
[l.b] or displeasures
[l.b][tx hw][f r] satisfactorie, [tx d][f bl] that dischargeth, or answer-
[l.b] eth for
[l.b][tx hw][f r] saturate, [tx d][f bl] filled, or glutted
[l.b][tx hw][f r] saturitie, [tx d][f bl] fulnesse, or plentifulnesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) sauage, [tx d][f bl] wild, cruell, or rude
[l.b][tx hw][f r] satyre, (g) [tx d][f bl] a nipping and scoffing verse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] satericke, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] belonging to a
[l.b][tx hw][f r] satiricall, [tx d][f bl] scoffing verse. [s n]
[l.b][f r][tx ct] scandalize,
[p.b][fo H5r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words
[l.b][tx hw][f r] scandalize, (g) [tx d][f bl] to offend, or giue occasion,
[l.b] to mislike
[l.b][tx hw][f r] scandall, (g) [tx d][f bl] an offence, or stumbling
[l.b] block
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) scarifie, [tx d][f bl] to launce, or open a sore
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) schedule, [tx d][f bl] obligation, or bill of ones hand.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] schisme, [tx d][f bl] breach, or diuision in matters of
[l.b] religion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] schismatike, [tx d][f bl] that maketh a schisme
[l.b][tx hw][f r] science, [tx d][f bl] knowledge, or skill
[l.b][tx hw][f r] scripture, [tx d][f bl] writing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] scruple, [tx d][f bl] doubt, difficultie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] scrutiny, [tx d][f bl] dilligent search, inquiry
[l.b][tx hw][f r] scrupulous, [tx d][f bl] full of doubts
[l.b][tx hw][f r] scurrilitie, [tx d][f bl] saucie, scoffing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] seclude, [tx d][f bl] shutout, or put a part
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sectarie, [tx d][f bl] one whom many other doe followe
[l.b] in opinion.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sect, [tx d][f bl] a diuersitie in opinion from others
[l.b][tx hw][f r] section, [tx d][f bl] a deuision, or parting
[l.b][tx hw][f r] secular, [tx d][f bl] worldly, of the world
[l.b][tx hw][f r] secundarie, [tx d][f bl] the second, or of the second sort
[l.b][tx hw][f r] securitie, [tx d][f bl] carelessenes, feare of nothing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sediment, [tx d][f bl] that which sinketh to the bot-
[l.b] tome.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] seditious, [tx d][f bl] making contention
[l.b][tx hw][f r] seduce, [tx d][f bl] deceiue, or deuide, or leade aside
[l.b][f r][tx ct] sedulitie,
[p.b][fo H5v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sedulitie, [tx d][f bl] dilligence or carefulnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) segniorie, [tx d][f bl] lordship
[l.b][tx hw][f r] segregate, [tx d][f bl] to set a part, or seperate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) seize, [tx d][f bl] to forfaite to the prince
[l.b][tx hw][f r] select, [tx d][f bl] to choose out from others
[l.b][tx hw][f r] semicircle, [tx d][f bl] halfe a circle, or compasse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] seminarie, [tx d][f bl] a nurserie, or seede plot for
[l.b] young trees, or grafts
[l.b][tx hw][f r] senator, [tx d][f bl] alderman, or counsailer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sense, [tx d][f bl] feeling, or perceiuing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sensible, [tx d][f bl] easily felt, or perceiued
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sensuall, [tx d][f bl] brutish, pertaining to the flesh, and
[l.b] bodily sence
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sententious, [tx d][f bl] full of fine sentences, and
[l.b] speeches.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) sentinell, [tx d][f bl] watching by night
[l.b][tx hw][f r] seperation, [tx d][f bl] deuiding, seuering, or parting
[l.b] one from another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sepulcher, [tx d][f bl] graue, or tombe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sepulte, [tx d][f bl] burie, or lay in the ground
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sequele, [tx d][f bl] following, or that which follow-
[l.b] eth.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sequester, [tx d][f bl] to put into an indifferent mans
[l.b] hands, to deuide, keepe or iudge of
[l.b][tx hw][f r] serious, [tx d][f bl] earnest, or of waight, and impor-
[l.b] tance
[l.b][tx hw][f r] serpentine, [tx d][f bl] of, or like a serpent
[l.b][f r][tx ct] seruile,
[p.b][fo H6r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] seruile, [tx d][f bl] slauish
[l.b][tx hw][f r] seruitude, [tx d][f bl] bondage, or slauery
[l.b][tx hw][f r] seuere, [tx d][f bl] sharpe, curst, or cruell
[l.b][tx hw][f r] seueritie, [tx d][f bl] sharpnes, roughnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sex, [tx d][f bl] kind
[l.b][tx hw][f r] shackle, [tx d][f bl] fetter
[l.b][tx hw][f r] significant, [tx d][f bl] plainely signifying
[l.b][tx hw][f r] simile, or, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] likenes, or re-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] similitude, [tx d][f bl] semblance. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) simonie, [tx d][f bl] when spirituall matters, are
[l.b] bought, and solde for money
[l.b][tx hw][f r] simplicitie, [tx d][f bl] plainenes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sinister, [tx d][f bl] vnhappie, bad, vnlawefull, or con-
[l.b] trarie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sincere, [tx d][f bl] pure, vncorrupt, vnmingled, or
[l.b] without dissimulation
[l.b][tx hw][f r] singularitie, [tx d][f bl] being like no body else, in o-
[l.b] pinion, or other wayes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] situation, [tx d][f bl] setting, or standing of any place.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sleight, [tx d][f bl] guile, craft, or subtiltie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] smatterer, [tx d][f bl] some what learned, or one ha-
[l.b] uing but a little skill
[l.b][tx hw][f r] snatch, [tx d][f bl] to take hastely
[l.b][tx hw][f r] snipperings, [tx d][f bl] pairings
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) soare, [tx d][f bl] mount high
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sociall, or [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] fellowe like, one that wil
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sociable, [tx d][f bl] keepe company, or one with
[l.b][tx ct] whom
[p.b][fo H6v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] whom a man may easily keepe com-
[l.b] pany. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] societie, [tx d][f bl] fellowship, company
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sodomitrie, [tx d][f bl] when one man lyeth filthylie
[l.b] with another man
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) soiourne, [tx d][f bl] remaine in a place
[l.b][tx hw][f r] solace, [tx d][f bl] comfort
[l.b][tx hw][f r] solemnize, [tx d][f bl] to doe a thing with great
[l.b] pompe, reuerence, or deuotion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) solicite, [tx d][f bl] moue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] solide, [tx d][f bl] sound, heauie, not hollowe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] solitarie, [tx d][f bl] alone, or without company
[l.b][tx hw][f r] solution, [tx d][f bl] vnloosing, or paying
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sophister, (g) [tx d][f bl] cauiller, or craftie disputer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sophistikation, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] a cauilling, deceit-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sophisme, [tx d][f bl] full speech. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) sotte, [tx d][f bl] foole, dunse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) soueraigne, [tx d][f bl] chiefe, or highest in autho-
[l.b] ritie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) source, [tx d][f bl] waue, or issuing foorth of water
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) soile, [tx d][f bl] foule, or durtie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] spatious, [tx d][f bl] large, wide, or broade
[l.b][tx hw][f r] specifie, [tx d][f bl] signifie, or declare particularly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] specke, [tx d][f bl] spot, or marke
[l.b][tx hw][f r] spectacle, [tx d][f bl] a thing to be looked at
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sperme, [tx d][f bl] seede
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sphære, (g) [tx d][f bl] round circle, or any thing that
[l.b][tx ct] is
[p.b][fo H7r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words. [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] is round
[l.b][tx hw][f r] spicerie, [tx d][f bl] a place to keepe spice in
[l.b][tx hw][f r] splendent, [tx d][f bl] glistering, shinning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] splene, [tx d][f bl] milt
[l.b][tx hw][f r] spongeous, [tx d][f bl] like a sponge
[l.b][tx hw][f r] spousals, [tx d][f bl] betrothings, or contracts
[l.b][tx hw][f r] spume, [tx d][f bl] fome, or froth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stabilitie, [tx d][f bl] surenes, certaine, strong
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stable, [tx d][f bl] sure, stedfast
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stablished, [tx d][f bl] sure, confirmed, one made
[l.b] strong
[l.b][tx hw][f r] station, [tx d][f bl] a standing place
[l.b][tx hw][f r] statue, [tx d][f bl] an image of wood, or any other
[l.b] matter
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stature, [tx d][f bl] height, bignes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sterilitie, [tx d][f bl] barrennes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stigmaticall (g) [tx d][f bl] knauish, noted for a lewd
[l.b] naughty fellowe, burnt through the eare
[l.b] for a rogue.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stile, [tx d][f bl] manner, or forme of speech, or wri-
[l.b] ting
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stillatorie, [tx d][f bl] a distilling place
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stipendarie, [tx d][f bl] one that serueth for wages
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stipulation, [tx d][f bl] a solemne couenant
[l.b][tx hw][f r] strangle, [tx d][f bl] kill, or hang
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stratageme, [tx d][f bl] a pollicie, or wittie shift in
[l.b] warre
[l.b][f r][tx ct] stricke,
[p.b][fo H7v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] strict, [tx d][f bl] straight, seuere, or sharpe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] strictnes, [tx d][f bl] narrownes, or smalenes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] studius, [tx d][f bl] dilligent, desirous of lear-
[l.b] ning.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stupefie, [tx d][f bl] to astonish
[l.b][tx hw][f r] stupiditie, [tx d][f bl] astonishment, dulnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] suasorie, [tx d][f bl] containing counsaile and exhorta-
[l.b] tion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] subalterne, [tx d][f bl] succeeding, following by course
[l.b] and order.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] subdued, [tx d][f bl] kept vnder, or brought in subiec-
[l.b] tion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sublimity, [tx d][f bl] height, highnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sublime, [tx d][f bl] set on high, lift vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] submisse, [tx d][f bl] lowly, humble, brought in sub-
[l.b] iection
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) suborne, [tx d][f bl] to procure false witnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] subscribe, [tx d][f bl] write vnder, or to agree with an-
[l.b] other in any matter
[l.b][tx hw][f r] subsequent, [tx d][f bl] following hard by
[l.b][tx hw][f r] subsiste, [tx d][f bl] to abide, or haue a being
[l.b][tx hw][f r] substitute, [tx d][f bl] a deputie, or one set in place of
[l.b] another.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] substract, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] take from, with-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] subtract, [tx d][f bl] drawe. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] subtill, [tx d][f bl] craftie, wilie, deceitfull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] subuerte, [tx d][f bl] to turne vpside downe, to de-
[l.b][tx ct] stroy.
[p.b][fo H8r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words. [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] stroy.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] succeede, [tx d][f bl] followe, or come in anothers
[l.b] place
[l.b][tx hw][f r] successor, [tx d][f bl] he that comes in place of another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] succincte, [tx d][f bl] shorten, or briefe, or close girt
[l.b] vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] suggest, [tx d][f bl] prompt, tell priuily, or put in mind
[l.b] of.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] suffixed, [tx d][f bl] fastened vnto
[l.b][tx hw][f r] suffocate, [tx d][f bl] to choake vp, or strangle
[l.b][tx hw][f r] suffragane, [tx d][f bl] a bishops deputie, or hel-
[l.b] per
[l.b][tx hw][f r] suffrage, [tx d][f bl] consent, or voice, or helpe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] suggest, [tx d][f bl] a high place, or pulpit
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sulphure, [tx d][f bl] brimstone
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) summarie, [tx d][f bl] an abridgement, or thing
[l.b] drawne into a lesse compasse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] summarilie, [tx d][f bl] briefely, in fewe words
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) sumptuous, [tx d][f bl] costly, rich
[l.b][tx hw][f r] supererogation, [tx d][f bl] giuing more then is re-
[l.b] quired.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] superabundant, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] needelesse, vnnecessarie
[l.b] ouer much, that which
[l.b][tx hw][f r] superfluous, [tx d][f bl] runneth ouer. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] superficies, [tx d][f bl] vpper side, or out side
[l.b][tx hw][f r] superficiall, [tx d][f bl] taking onely the outside, and
[l.b] vttermost part
[l.b][f r][tx ct] superio-
[p.b][fo H8v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] superioritie, [tx d][f bl] place aboue another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] superscription, [tx d][f bl] writing aboue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] superstitious, [tx d][f bl] feareful in matters of religi-
[l.b] on without cause, one giuen to false and
[l.b] vaine religion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] supplant, [tx d][f bl] ouerthrowe, or trippe, with the
[l.b] feete.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] supplement, [tx d][f bl] that which maketh vp, or ad-
[l.b] deth that which wanteth in any thing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) supple, [tx d][f bl] make soft, or gentle
[l.b][tx hw][f r] supplication, [tx d][f bl] request, or prayer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) suppliant, [tx d][f bl] humbly intreating
[l.b][tx hw][f r] support, [tx d][f bl] beare vp, or conuaie vnder
[l.b][tx hw][f r] supposition, [tx d][f bl] supposing, thinking, iudging,
[l.b] or imagining.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] suppresse, [tx d][f bl] keepe downe, conceale, or keepe
[l.b] secret
[l.b][tx hw][f r] supreme, [tx d][f bl] the highest, or greatest
[l.b][tx hw][f r] supremacie, [tx d][f bl] chiefedome, or highest place in
[l.b] authoritie aboue all others
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) surcease, [tx d][f bl] to giue ouer, or cease
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) surcharge, [tx d][f bl] ouercharge, hurt
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) surmount, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] exceede, or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] surpasse, [tx d][f bl] goe beyond [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] surplus, [tx d][f bl] more then inough
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) surprise, [tx d][f bl] to come vpon, and vnawares,
[l.b] and to take of a suddaine.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) surrender,
[p.b][fo I1r] [f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] surrender, [tx d][f bl] to yield vp to another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) surrogate, [tx d][f bl] a deputie in anothers place
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) suruiue, [tx d][f bl] ouer liue, or liue after
[l.b][tx hw][f r] suspense, [tx d][f bl] doubt, or vncertaintie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sustained, [tx d][f bl] suffered, or endured
[l.b][tx hw][f r] swaine, [tx d][f bl] clowne
[l.b][tx hw][f r] swarth, [tx d][f bl] darke, or blackish
[l.b][tx hw][f r] swarue, [tx d][f bl] goe awry erre.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sycophant, (g) [tx d][f bl] tale bearer or false accu-
[l.b] ser.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] symball, (g) [tx d][f bl] creede
[l.b][tx hw][f r] symmetrie, (g) [tx d][f bl] a due proportion of one part
[l.b] with another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] sympathie, (g) [tx d][f bl] fellowelike feeling.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] symptome, (g) [tx d][f bl] any griefe, or passion, fol-
[l.b] lowing a disease
[l.b][tx hw][f r] synagogue, (g) [tx d][f bl] place of assemblie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] synode, (g) [tx d][f bl] a generall assemblie, or mee-
[l.b] ting
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] T [hl T]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) Tablet, [tx d][f bl] little table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tabernacle, [tx d][f bl] a tent, or pauilion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tacite, [tx d][f bl] still, silent, saying nothing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] taciturnite, [tx d][f bl] silence, or keeping counsaile
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) tapish, [tx d][f bl] lie downe, hide it selfe
[l.b][tx sig][f r] I. [tx ct] taxed,
[p.b][fo I1v] [f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] taxed, [tx d][f bl] seised, appointed to pay a subsidie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] temerarious, [tx d][f bl] rash, vnaduised, or haire-
[l.b] braine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] temeritie, [tx d][f bl] rashnes, vnaduisednes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] temperance, [tx d][f bl] sobrietie, moderation
[l.b][tx hw][f r] temperate, [tx d][f bl] keeping a meane, moderate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] temperature, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] temperatenes, meane,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] temperament, [tx d][f bl] or due proportion. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tempestuous, [tx d][f bl] boisterous, or stormie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] temporall, [tx d][f bl] that which indureth but for a
[l.b] certaine time
[l.b][tx hw][f r] temporarie, [tx d][f bl] for a time
[l.b][tx hw][f r] temporise, [tx d][f bl] to serue the time, or to followe
[l.b] the fashions, and behauiour of the
[l.b] time.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tenacitie, [tx d][f bl] nigardnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tenuitie, [tx d][f bl] smalenesse, or slendernesse
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) tenure, [tx d][f bl] hold, or manner of holding a pos-
[l.b] session
[l.b][tx hw][f r] termination, [tx d][f bl] ending, finishing, or boun-
[l.b] ding
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) teritorie, [tx d][f bl] region, or the countrie lying a-
[l.b] bout the citie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tertian, [tx d][f bl] belonging to euery third day
[l.b][tx hw][f r] terrestriall, [tx d][f bl] earthly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] testament, [tx d][f bl] last will
[l.b][tx hw][f r] testification, [tx d][f bl] witnessing
[l.b][f r][tx ct] testimonies,
[p.b][fo I2r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words
[l.b][tx hw][f r] testimonies, [tx d][f bl] records, depositions or wit-
[l.b] nessings.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tetrarch, (g) [tx d][f bl] gouernour, or prince of a
[l.b] fourth part, of a country
[l.b][tx hw][f r] theologie. (g) [tx d][f bl] diuinitie, the science of liuing
[l.b] blessedly for euer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] theoricke, (g) [tx d][f bl] the contemplation, or inward
[l.b] knowledge, of any art
[l.b][tx hw][f r] throne, (g) [tx d][f bl] a kings seate, or chaire of
[l.b] estate.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] throtle, [tx d][f bl] strangle, hang, or torment
[l.b][tx hw][f r] thwart, [tx d][f bl] crosse, or mock
[l.b][tx hw][f r] thwite, [tx d][f bl] shaue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] timerous, [tx d][f bl] fearefull, abashed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] timiditie, [tx d][f bl] fearefulnes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tincture, [tx d][f bl] a colour, die, or staining
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tolerable, [tx d][f bl] that which may be suffered
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tone, (g) [tx d][f bl] a tune, note, or accent
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) trace, [tx d][f bl] find out by the foote steppes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tractable, [tx d][f bl] easie to handle, or easie to be en-
[l.b] treated
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tractate, [tx d][f bl] a treatise, or booke, handling any
[l.b] matter
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) tracte, [tx d][f bl] a space, or length
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tradition, [tx d][f bl] a deliuering from one to ano-
[l.b] ther.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] traduce, [tx d][f bl] to slaunder, reproach, or defame,
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] I[f r]2 [f bl][tx ct] to
[p.b][fo I2v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table [f bl]
[l.b] [tx d] to bring in, or drawe from one to ano-
[l.b] ther.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) traffique, [tx d][f bl] bargayning
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tragedian, [tx d][f bl] a maker, or player, of a tragedy.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tragedie, (g) [tx d][f bl] a solemne play, describing
[l.b] cruell murders and sorrowes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tragicall, [tx d][f bl] cruell, sorrowfull, like a tragedy.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) traine, [tx d][f bl] followers, company
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tranquilitie, [tx d][f bl] quietnes, or calmenes, or
[l.b] rest
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transcendent, [tx d][f bl] climing ouer, mounting vp
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transferre, [tx d][f bl] conceiue ouer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transforme, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] change from one fashion, to
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transfigure, [tx d][f bl] another [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transgresse, [tx d][f bl] breake, offende or goe ouer
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) transitorie, [tx d][f bl] soone passing away, not long
[l.b] lasting.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] translation, [tx d][f bl] altering, chaunging
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transmigration, [tx d][f bl] a passing from one place, to
[l.b] dwell in another.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transmutation, [tx d][f bl] a change from one place,
[l.b] to another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transome, [tx d][f bl] lintell ouer a dore
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transparent, [tx d][f bl] that which may bee seene
[l.b] through
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transport, [tx d][f bl] carie ouer, from one place to
[l.b] another.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] transpose,
[p.b][fo I3r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transpose, [tx d][f bl] change
[l.b][tx hw][f r] transubstantiation, [tx d][f bl] a changing of one sub-
[l.b] stance into another
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) trauerse, [tx d][f bl] strike, or thrust through
[l.b][tx hw][f r] triangle, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] three cor-
[l.b][tx hw][f r] triangular, [tx d][f bl] nered. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tribe, [tx d][f bl] a company, ward, or hundred
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) tribulation, [tx d][f bl] trouble, sorrowe, anguish
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tribunall, [tx d][f bl] iudgement seate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) tributarie, [tx d][f bl] that payeth tribute
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) tribute, [tx d][f bl] rent, pension, or subsidie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tripartite, [tx d][f bl] threefold, or deuided into three
[l.b] parts.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] triuiall, [tx d][f bl] common, of smale estimation
[l.b][tx hw][f r] triumph, [tx d][f bl] great ioy outwardly shewed
[l.b][tx hw][f r] triumphant, [tx d][f bl] reioycing for the conquest
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) trompe, [tx d][f bl] deceiue
[l.b][tx hw][f r] troncheon, [tx d][f bl] stake, or billet
[l.b][tx hw][f r] trophee, [tx d][f bl] a victorie, or any thing set in
[l.b] signe of victorie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tropickes, (g) [tx d][f bl] circles in the heauen which
[l.b] when the sunne comes too, beginnes
[l.b] to returne againe.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) troupe, [tx d][f bl] company, or band of men in an
[l.b] army
[l.b][tx hw][f r] truce, [tx d][f bl] peace
[l.b][tx hw][f r] trucheman, [tx d][f bl] an interpreter
[l.b][tx sig][f bl] I[f r]3 [tx ct] truculent,
[p.b][fo I3v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] truculent, [tx d][f bl] cruell, or terrible in counte-
[l.b] nance.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] trunchion, [tx d][f bl] weapon.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tumult, [tx d][f bl] vprore, hurly, burly or insurrec-
[l.b] tion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tumultuous, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] troublous, disturbing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] turbulent, [tx d][f bl] or disquieting. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] tiranize, [tx d][f bl] vse crueltie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] type, (g) [tx d][f bl] figure, example, shadowe of any
[l.b] thing.
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] V [hl V]
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] Vacant, [tx d][f bl] voyde, or emptie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vacation, [tx d][f bl] a time of ceasing from labour
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) vagabonde, [tx d][f bl] runnagate, one that will stay
[l.b] no where
[l.b][tx hw][f r] validitie, [tx d][f bl] strength, or force, or value
[l.b][tx hw][f r] valour, [tx d][f bl] force, courage, or strength
[l.b][tx hw][f r] value, [tx d][f bl] price, or estimation
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) vanquish, [tx d][f bl] ouercome, preuaile, conquer,
[l.b] or ouerthrowe
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vapor, [tx d][f bl] moisture, ayre, hote breath, or rea-
[l.b] king
[l.b][tx hw][f r] varietie, [tx d][f bl] change, or diuersitie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) vassall, [tx d][f bl] slaue, client
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vaste, [tx d][f bl] spoiled, destroyed, emptie
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) vauntcourers,
[p.b][fo I4r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) vauntcourers, [tx d][f bl] forerunners
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vbiquitie, [tx d][f bl] presence of a person in all places.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] varnish, [tx d][f bl] shine
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vegetable, [tx d][f bl] springing, or growing, as
[l.b] herbes.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vehement, [tx d][f bl] earnest, strong, forcible
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vendible, [tx d][f bl] saileable, easie, and readie to be
[l.b] solde
[l.b][tx hw][f r] venerable, [tx d][f bl] worshipfull, or reuerende
[l.b][tx hw][f r] veneriall, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] fleshly, or lecherous,
[l.b][tx hw][f r] venerous, [tx d][f bl] giuen to lecherie. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] veniall, [tx d][f bl] that which may be pardoned
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vente, [tx d][f bl] saleable
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ventricle, [tx d][f bl] the stomacke which receiues the
[l.b] meate
[l.b][tx hw][f r] venuste, [tx d][f bl] faire, beautifull
[l.b][tx hw][f r] verbatim, [tx d][f bl] word by word, perfectly
[l.b][tx hw][f r] verbositie, [tx d][f bl] much talking, and pratling
[l.b][tx hw][f r] veritie, [tx d][f bl] truth
[l.b][tx hw][f r] verifie, [tx d][f bl] to proue it to be true
[l.b][tx hw][f r] versifie, [tx d][f bl] make verses
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vertigiousnes, [tx d][f bl] lightnes, or a swimming of
[l.b] the heade
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vestall, [tx d][f bl] a nunne, vowing chastitie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vesture, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] garment, attire, or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vestiment, [tx d][f bl] clothing. [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) viand, [tx d][f bl] victailes
[l.b][f r][tx ct] (fr) viceroy,
[p.b][fo I4v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) viceroy, [tx d][f bl] one set as a deputie in the Kings
[l.b] place.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vicinitie, [tx d][f bl] neighbourhoode
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vicegerent, [tx d][f bl] one that supplyeth the place of
[l.b] another.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vicious, [tx d][f bl] faultie, or full of vice
[l.b][tx hw][f r] victorious, [tx d][f bl] that hath gotten many victo-
[l.b] ries.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] viewe, [tx d][f bl] behold, marke, or consider, or looke
[l.b] vppon
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vigilance, [tx d][f bl] watchfull, dilligence.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vigour, [tx d][f bl] strength, courage, or force
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vincible, [tx d][f bl] that may be wonne, or easily o-
[l.b] uercome.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vineyard, [tx d][f bl] orchard of grapes
[l.b][tx hw][f r] violate, [tx d][f bl] to transgresse, defile, deflowre, or
[l.b] breake.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] violent, [tx d][f bl] forcible, cruell, iniurious:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] viperine, [tx d][f bl] like a viper, or of a viper.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] virago, [tx d][f bl] a woman of manly courage
[l.b][tx hw][f r] virulent, [tx d][f bl] full of poyson, venemous.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) visage, [tx d][f bl] face, forme, or shape.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vision, [tx d][f bl] sight, apparition, or a phantasie.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] visible, [tx d][f bl] that may be seene
[l.b][tx hw][f r] visitation, [tx d][f bl] going to see
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vitall, [tx d][f bl] liuely, or pertayning to life.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vitiate, [tx d][f bl] to corrupt, or deflower, and defile.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] viuificent,
[p.b][fo I5r][f r][tx rt] of hard English words.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] viuificent, [tx d][f bl] liuely, or full of strength
[l.b][tx hw][f r] viuifie, [tx d][f bl] to quicken, or make aliue:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vlcer, [tx d][f bl] bile, or botch
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vlcerate, [tx d][f bl] to blister, or make full of sores
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vmpire, [tx d][f bl] iudge:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vnconceaueable, [tx d][f bl] not able to be conceiued
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vnacessible, [tx d][f bl] that cannot be come to.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vnanimitie, [tx d][f bl] one consent of hart and mind
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vnction, [tx d][f bl] annointing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vndecent, [tx d][f bl] vncomlie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vndermine, [tx d][f bl] graue, dig
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vnguent, [tx d][f bl] an oyntment, or fat iuyce
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vnitie, [br 2][s y] [tx d][f bl] peace, or
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vnion, [tx d][f bl] concord [s n]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vnitie, [tx d][f bl] to make one thing of two, or moe,
[l.b] to couple, or ioyne:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vnsatiable, [tx d][f bl] not content
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vniformitie, [tx d][f bl] one and the same fashion
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vniuersall, [tx d][f bl] generall, common:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vocall, [tx d][f bl] with the voice, or pertaining to the
[l.b] voyce:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vocation, [tx d][f bl] calling, estate, or trade of life.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vnsatiable, [tx d][f bl] that neuer hath enough, neither
[l.b] can be satis-fied:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] volubilitie, [tx d][f bl] swiftnes, or inconstancie
[l.b][tx hw][f r] voluntary, [tx d][f bl] of the owne accord, without be-
[l.b] ing taught, or vrged.
[l.b][f r][tx ct] voluptuous,
[p.b][fo I5v][f r][tx rt] An Alphabeticall table
[l.b][tx hw][f r] voluptuous, [tx d][f bl] giuen to pleasure
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) vpbraid, [tx d][f bl] rise in ones stomach, cast in ones
[l.b] teeth:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vrbanitie, [tx d][f bl] curtesie, good manners, or gen-
[l.b] tlenes:
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vrgent, [tx d][f bl] earnestly calling vpon, forcing
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) vsurpe, [tx d][f bl] take vnlawfull authoritie, or to
[l.b] vse against right and reason.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] (fr) vtensiles, [tx d][f bl] things necessary for our vse in
[l.b] house-keeping, or in a trade.
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vtilitie, [tx d][f bl] profit
[l.b][tx hw][f r] vlgar, [tx d][f bl] common, much vsed
[l.b]
[l.b][tx hl] Z [hl Z]
[l.b][tx hw][f r] ZOdiack, (g) [tx d][f bl] a circle in the heauen,
[l.b] wherein be placed the [f r]12.[f bl] signes, and
[l.b] in which the Sunne is mooued.
[l.b][tx conclusion][f r] FINIS.