Comforting, abetting. WINT. Corky, dry, or withered. Consent, used sometimes for will. Counterfeit, sometimes used for a MAC. Continent, that which contains or incloses. Contraction, marriage, contract. Conveyers, thieves. Ibid. Copatain hat, a hat with a conical crown. Copped, rising to a top or head. Coragio, an exclamation of encouragement. Coystril, a coward cock, a paltry Cunning, knowing, skilful, (in a fellow. Cozier, a taylor, from cousu; or a cobler, or sowter. Crack, a child. HEN. IV. 2d Part. CORIOL. good meaning.) Curb, to bend and truckle, from courber. HAM. Curled, ostentatiously dressed. ОTH. and ANT. & CLEO. Crack of doom, dissolution of Curious, scrupulous. TAM. SHR. Nature. MAC. ANT. & CLEO. Cranking, crankling, applied to Currents, occurrences. HEN. VI. Cruel, worsted. LEAR. applied to Darkling, in the dark. garters. Crush, to drink. ROM. & JUL. Crusado, a Portuguese coin. Cry, a pack or troop. COR. HAM. Cub-drawn, i. e. bear, one whose dugs are drawn dry. Cuisses, armour for the thighs, cuisses, Fr. Darraign, range, put in order. Dauberry, counterfeit, disguise. Day-bed, a couch. Dealt, fought by proxy. ANT. & CLE. Dear, sometimes means immediate, consequential. Dearn, direful, lone, solitary. Deboshed, debauched; sometimes Detected, suspected or charged. MEA. FOR MEA. Determined, sometimes for concluded. Dibble, an instrument in garden ing. Dickon, Richard. Diet, to put under a regimen, to oblige to fast, or to loath. Diffused, wild, irregular, extravagant. Digression, transgression. Love's LAB. Dildos, the burthen of a song. Directitude, discreditude, or discredit. Disable, undervalue. AS YOU. Disappointed, unappointed, unprepared. HAM. Discandy, to melt the sweets, to dissolve. Discourse, reason. TWELF. NIG. Dishabited, dislodged. Dismes, Fr. tenths. Disnatured, wanting natural affec tion. Dispark, to throw down the hedges. Disperge, to sprinkle. Dispose, to make terms. ANT. & CLE. Disputable, disputatious. As you. Dispute, talk over, reason upon, account for. Disseat, displace. Distained, unstained. COM. OF ER. Distaste, to corrupt. TROIL. & Dull, gentle, soothing. HEN. Diverted, turned out of the course Dumbs, makes silent. of nature. As YOU. Division, phrase in music, the parts of it. ROM. & JUL. Dole, alms, or distribution. the loose cincture which con- Draught, the jakes. TIM. Drawn, swords drawn. TEMP. over the ground, and deceives Dressings, semblances or habile ments of virtue. MEA. FOR MEA. Driven bed, one for which the feathers are selected by driving with a fan. Dump, a mournful elegy. Dung, an obscene word, probably part of a proverb. ROM. & JUL. Dungy, of dung, earthy. E. Eager, sour, harsh. HEN. VI. Eanlings, lambs just dropt. Ecstacy, alienation of mind. Effects, affects, affections. MEA. Drumble, to act as confused and Eld, old person or persons. MER. stupid. Ducdame, duc ad me, the supposed burthen of a song. Dudgeon, the haft or handle of a dagger, WIV. Decrepitude. MEA. FOR MEA. Element, initation, previous prac tice. HEN. VIII. Elf, done by elves or fairies. Elvish marked, marked by elves. Emballing, being distinguished by the ball, the emblem of royalty. Embare, expose, display to view. Embarquements, impediments, hindrances. COR. Embossed, inclosed; when a deer is run hard, and foams at the mouth, he is said to be embossed. ALL'S WELL. Swollen, puffy. Empiricutick, of an empirical kind, quackish. Ensconce, to secure in a safe place. Enseamed, greasy. Enshield, concealed, masked. Receive into service. JUL. Entreatments, favours, or objects of entreaty. Envy, often used for aversion, malice. Ephesian, a cant term, perhaps for a toper. Erewhile, a little while ago. Empery, dominion, sovereign Erring, wandering, errant. OтH. Escape, illegitimate child. TIT. AND. Escoted, paid; from escot, shot, or reckoning. Esil, or Eisel, a river. HAM. Essential, real, existent. OTH. Estimable, i. e. wonder, esteeming wonder, or esteem and wonder. Estimate, the rate at which I value. COR. Estimation, conjecture. HEN. Eten, to make even, or represent plain. LEAR. Eren Christian, fellow Christian. MAC. |