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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A19044	The English dictionarie: or, An interpreter of hard English vvords Enabling as well ladies and gentlewomen, young schollers, clarkes, merchants, as also strangers of any nation, to the vnderstanding of the more difficult authors already printed in our language, and the more speedy attaining of an elegant perfection of the English tongue, both in reading, speaking and writing. Being a collection of the choisest words contained in the Table alphabeticall and English expositor, and of some thousands of words neuer published by any heretofore. By H.C. Gent.	Cockeram, Henry, fl. 1650.; Cawdry, Robert. Table alphabeticall. aut; J. B. (John Bullokar). English expositor. aut	1623 (1623)	STC 5461.2; ESTC S118706	133,393	332

swiftest of all Fishes and a matter of aduice or deliberation by an Anchor which staies a ship in the waues with a thousand such deuices not subiect to common capacities to finde out Hight Named or called Hilaritie Mirth Hilarate To make merry Hillocke A little hill Hilarode A singer of wanton songs Hin A measure containing foure pottles and a quart Hinniate To neigh. Hippace A Cheese made of Mares-milke Hippoboton A feeder of Horses Hippodame A Horse breaker Hippomachie A iusting on horsebacke Hippomanean flesh Looke Colts flesh in the other booke Hircosically Smelling rammishly Hircipill Whose haire is of two sorts Hirquiticke One past foureteene yeeres of age beginning to bee moued with Venus delight Historian A teller of Histories Historicall Of or belonging to Histories Historiographer A writer of Histories Historiologie Knowledge of Histories Histrion A Player Histrionicall Belonging to a Player Histrionicie The Art to play enterludes Hoane A fine kinde of Wherstone Hogsteere A wilde Boore of three yeeres old Holocaust A Sacrifice wherein the whole beast is offered and no part thereof reserued Holograph A Testament all written by the Testators hands Holte A groue Homage A seruile ceremonie of some tenants which by dutie they owe to their Lords Homager He which doth homage Homer A pottle Homicide A man-slayer Homilie A speech a sermon Homogalact A foster-brother Homoglosse Of the same tongue Homologie A confession Homophon Of one sound Homonymon Of the same name Homonymie A logicall terme when one word signifies diuers things As for example Fell signifies a skinne as also cruell or fierce and likewise to cut or hew any thing Honour-point The vpper part of a Scutchion when the bredth thereof is diuided into three euen parts Honestate To honor to set forth Hopesteere A Pilot to guide a ship Horally Hourely Hord. A Cow great with Calfe Horizon A circle diuiding the ouerpart of Heauen from the other halfe Horologe A dyall or clocke Horoscope Wherin houres bee marked as in a dyall also the place of the firmament that riseth euery houre from the East Horride Terrible hideous Horriditie A fearefull trembling Horripilate To grow rough with haire Hortatiue Belonging to exhortation Hosanna Saue now I beseech thee Hospitalitie Good house-keeping Hospitate To lodge one Hostage A pledge left in warres for performance Hostile Of or belonging to an enemie Hostilitie Enmitie Hostiment Recompence for a thing Hotchpot A mingling together of things but especially of lands Howsell To minister the Communion to one that lyeth on his death-bed Huberate To make plentifull Hubertie Plenty of things Huke A Dutch attire couering the head face and all the body Hulke To take out the garbage of a Hare or conie Hulsterd Hidden Humane Gentle pertaining to a man Humanitie Curtesie Humect To moysten Humid Moyst Humiditie Moysture Humiliate To make humble Humiliation An humbling Humilitie Low estate basenesse Humorous Ful of humours Hyades The seuen stars Hybridan Whose parents are of diuers and sundry Nations Hydargire Quick-siluer Hydragoge He that bringeth water to any place by furrowes and trenches Hydromancie Diuination by calling damned spirits to appeare in the water Hydropoticke One that still drinkes water Hyemall Of or belonging to winter Hyemate To winter at a place Hymenean rite Mariage Hymens-copulatiō Hymne A song Hyperbole A figure who● one speaketh a great deale more than is precisely true Hyperbolicall Any thing spoken aboue all beleefe as to say harder than a Diamond or swifter than thought c. is called an Hyperbolicall speech Hypocrite A dissembler Hystorologie An altering of the order of speech by placing that after that should be before Hysteron Proteron The Cart before the Horse I I Acent Lying Iactancie Boasting Iacobs staffe An instrument in Geometrie Iaculate To dart Iaculatorie That which is suddenly cast from one like a dart Iaculation A darting Iambes Posts sustaining both sides of a doore Iambeux Armour for the legs Iberians Spaniards Icharian soaring Pride Ichnographie The description of a building which one is about to make Icleeped Called Iconichiz'd Very curiously painted Idalean fire Louers burning heat Idea The forme of any thing conceiued in the minde Ideall A proper man Idiograph Priuate writings Idiome The forme of any speech Idiote A foole an vnlearned Asse Ides Eight daies in euery moneth so called for because they diuide the moneth almost in the middle in March May Iuly and October these eight daies beginne at the eight day of the moneth and continue to the fifteenth in all other moneths they begin at the sixt day and continue to the thirteenth where note that the last day onely is called Ides Idolatrie Worshipping of Idols Idoneous Fitting Ieboua The vnspeakable name of God Ieiunation Fasting Ieiunitie Barrennesse or slendernesse of stile Ienticulate To breake fast Ieobardie Hazard Ieobardous Hazardous Iessean Harpe Dauids musicke Iewise A gallowes or Gibbet Ignifluous Full of fire Ignoble Base not noble Ignominie Shame infamy Ignote Vnknowne Ignominious Shamefull A booke written ●n Greeke by Homer of the destruction of Troy Illacerable Not to bee torne Illachrymable Pittilesse vnmercifull Illaetible Sorrowfull Illatebrate To hide in corners Illaqueate To take with snares Illation A bringing in Illatrate To scoffe or barke at a thing Illaudable Not worthy of praise Illegitimate Vnlawfully begotten Illiberall Couetous bale Illiberality Niggardnesse Illiterate Vnlearned Illude To deceiue to beguile Illusion A mockerie cunning Illuminate To enlighten Illumination An enlightening Illustrate To make famous or noble Illustration A making noble Illutible That cannot be washed away Imagerie Painted or carued workes of Images Imaginarie That which is conceiued in the minde Imbecillitie Feeblenesse weakenesse Imbellicke Cowardly not for warre Imberbicke Without a beard Imbroyle To make more obscure Imbrid Wet rainy Imbrued Stayned Imburied Laid in bed Imbulbitate To befilt ones breech Imbrue To die cloth Imitate To follow Imitation A following Imitatour Hee which followeth Imitatrix Shee which followeth Imitable Which may be followed Immaculate Vndefiled Immane Cruell wilde Immanitie Crueltie Immarcessible Not to be corrupted Immature Vnripe Immaturitie Vnripenesse Immediate That which commeth directly from one thing to another Immedicable Not to bee cured Immemorable Not worthy remembrance Immense Vnmeasurable Immensitie Exceeding greatnesse Immigrate To goe dwell in some place Immiserable Whom none pittieth Immit To send in to put in Immission A putting or sending in Immoderate Vnruly vnreasonable Immodestie Vnmannerlinesse Immodulate To doe a thing without due proportion Immolate To offer in sacrifice Immolation A sacrifice Immortall Not subiect to death Immortalitie Euerlastingnesse Immunitie Freedome libertie Immure To wall or shut vp Immutabilitie Constancie Immutable Constant Immutation A change Immorigerous Rude vnciuill Impacted Thrust hard together Impaire To lessen Impalled Without feare Imparadiz'd To enioy all true content Imparitie Vnlikenesse Imparlance When one sued in the common Law for debt or the like craueth of the Court some respit of time before hee put in his answer Impassibilitie No feeling of any paine Impassible

day Dominion Lordship rule Domnonian A Deuonshire man Donarie A gift Donation A giuing Donatiue Giuen to a thing Donour A giuer Donee He to whom a gift is giuen Doome A sentence pronounced Doomesman A Iudge Dormant Sleeping Dormatiue Sleepe causing Dormatorie A place to sleepe in Dorodocean Briberie in Iudges Doted Endowed Doughtie Strong Dowager A widow Princesse Draule To speake dreamingly Dread Feare Drearie Sorrowfull Dreriment Sorrow heauinesse Driblets Small debts Drile To trickle downe the Face or the like Duall Of or belonging to two Dubious Doubtfull Dubitable Ductible Easie to be perswaded or drawne Duell A single fight or combate Dulced Sweet Dulcitude Sweetnesse Dulcitie Dulciloquie Sweet speaking Dulia Seruice of a bondman worship to Saints Dumosous Full of bushes Duplicate To double Duplicitie Doublenesse Durable Which will last long Duricordant Hard harted Durabilitie Long continuance Duritie Harshnesse crueltie hardnesse Dynasticke One of great rule and power Dysnomie Ill ordering of Lawes E. EAglet Yong childish a yong Eagle Ebonie Blacke Timber good for many purposes Ebrietie Drunkennesse Ebriolate To make drunke Ebullition A boyling or bubling Ecastor By my fay Ecclesiasticke A Preacher Ecclesiasticall Of or belonging to the Church Ecclesiasticus Of or belonging to a Preacher Ecclipse Want of any light chiefly of the Sunne and Moone Ecclipticke●line A line in which the Sunne alwayes keeps his course which line runs through the midst of the twelue Signes Eclogs Shepheards poems commonly containing the talke Edecimate To chuse out the tenth man Eden Paradise a place of pleasure Edentation A pulling out of Teeth Edible Which may be eaten Edict A Proclamation Edifice A frame or building Edifie To build or to instruct Edition A publishing a setting forth Edoctrinate To instruct Edoctrination A teaching Edormiate To sleepe out ones fill Educate To bring vp to nourish Education Bringing vp Edurate To harden Effable Which may be vttered Effacinate To bewitch Effacination Witchcraft Effected Done ended Effector Which hath done a thing Effectrix She which hath done some thing Effectuate To performe or doe a thing Effeminate Womanish nice Efficacie Power force Efficiencie A bringing to passe Efficient Which bringeth to passe Effigies Ones picture or ones true resemblance Efflagitate To demand a thing earnestly Effrenation Vnrulinesse Effusion A pouring out Eftsoones Againe often Egellidate To thaw Egerminate To spring or bud out Egregious Excellent somtime vile base Egression A going out Egrimonie Great sorrow Egritude Griefe of mind Eiect To cast out Eiection A casting out Eiulation A howling or crying out Eiurate To forsweare or resigne ones place Elaborate To do a thing with great paines Elapidate To rid out stones Elate To lift vp or proud loftie Elation A lifting vp Elatrate To speake out loud Elect. To chuse Election A chusing choise Electrum Amber Electuarie A medicine made with sirrups and powders Eleemosinarie Which giueth almes Elegancie Neatnesse Elegant Fine neat Elegiack Mournefull Elegie A mournefull song vsed at funeralls Elegiographer Which writes mournefull songs Element The first matter of visible substance from whence all things take their beginning whereof there be foure Fire Aire Water and Earth Elementarie Of or belonging to the Elements Elephancie Leprosie Eleuate To lift vp Eleuation A lifting vp Eleutherian A Deliuerer Eliquament Fatnesse of fish or flesh Elixir See Quintessence Elixate To boile Elocution Vtterance Eloquence The Art of Rhetoricke Elucubrate To doe a thing by candlelight Elude To deceiue Elusion Deceit Eluscate To make blind of one eye Eluscation Purblindnes Elysian Of or belonging to Elysium Elysium A pleasant place beneath where Poets fained the soules of good men did rest Emaculate To make cleane to take out spots Emarginate To take away the scurfe from the mouth of a wound Emasculate To geld Embalme To annoint with balme Embassie A message from a Prince Embayling Compassing Embellish To make beautifull Embayned Sooked Embezill To steale or conuey away Embleme A picture commōly painted or shadowed comprehending some matter to be learned by it Embolning A tossing or heauing vp like the sea Embryon A child in the mothers wombe ere it haue perfect shape Embrued Stained with bloud or so Emdeluged Drowned Emedull To declare to take out the marrow Emendicate To beg or craue almes Eminence Highnes dignitie Eminent High honourable Emit To send Emmanuel God with vs. Emolliment An asswaging Emolument Profit gaine Empannell To make vp a Iurie of twelue men Emperick A Physician onely by practise Emperie Command Emphasis A most plaine signification of ones mind Emphaticall That which is vttered with most expresse signification Emplead To sue one Empyriall Heauen The highest heauen aboue the firmament Emulate To enuie Emulation Enuie a striuing to doe what another doth Emulet Milked Enarration A declaration a telling Enauigate To saile ouer Enchiridion A little book which one may still carrie in ones hand Encasticke One that can enamell Enchayned bound to one greatly for benefits receiued Encomion Praise Encomionize To praise Encindred Burnt to Ashes Endorse To write on the backside of any thing Endromite An Irish mantle or some winter garment Energeticall Verie forceable and strong Energie Strength force Eneruated Weakened Enewed Made new Enfranchise To make free Enfranchisement Freedome a making free Engert Compassed about Englut To surfet Enhance To raise the price Enigma A riddle or darke speech Enigmaticall Obscure darke Ennean number The number of nine Enode To declare Enodation A declaration Enormitie A going out of rule Enormious Wicked Enquest A Iury of twelue or more men Enrobe To cloath one Ensigne A Flag or any thing seruing for a marke of dignitie Ensnarle To gnash the teeth Enterlude A Stage play Enterment A buriall Enterre To burie one Enthymeme An vnprofitable Syllogisme Enucleate To declare to take out the kernell Enueloped Wrapped in Enuenomed Poysoned Enuironed Compassed about Enumerate To number Enunciate To declare Enunciatiue Any thing pronounced Enwiden To make larger Epact A certaine number to find the age of the Moone by Epha A measure contayning ten Pottles Ephebean One marriageable at fifteene yeeres Ephemerides A day book Ephi A measure contayning fiue Pecks Ephod A holy garment worne by the high Priest Epicarpean A Fruit-keeper Epicure One giuen to excesse of gluttonie Epicurisme Gluttonie Epidemical il The plague Epigamie An affinitie by marriage Epigrammes Wittie and short Poems which vnder a fained name doe couertly praise or taxe some particular person or thing Epilogue A speech made to the end of an enterlude the conclusion or end of any thing Epilogize to make a conclusion or end Epiphanie An appearing the feast of Twelfe day Epiaedean Song A Song sung ere the corps bee buried Episcopall Of or belonging to a Bishop Epitaphs writings on Tombes Epithalmie Mariage tryumph Epithete An addition to a Noune Substantiue Epitome A short gathering of a matter in writing Epitomize Briefely to touch to make a short gathering Equanimitie Patience of minde Equester A place where men may sit to see playes Equiculus A

Assedle to a Bishops chayre belonging Cathedrall Biting Mordacity Biting taunts Laedors a Bitmaker Lorimer Bitternes Amaritude Blacke Sable to make Blacke Denigrate a Black-moore Etbyope to Blame Vituperate Increpate a Blaming Incusation Vituperation Blamelesse Irreprehensible Inculpable Blameworthy Culpable Vituperable a Blancket or couerlet Chalon to Blast trees or the like Syderate a Blasting thereof Stellation Syderation Blessed Benedicted Blessing Benediction Eulogie full of Blisters Vlcerous to Blister Vlcerate Exulcerate Blindnes Ablepsie Blockish Stupid Blockishnes Stupidity Blood-letting Phlebotomy Bloody Sanguiuolent Blood thirsty Sanguinary to Blot out Cancell Obliterate to Blowe a trumpet Buccinate to giue a Blow on the eare Depalmate to Blow or fanne winde Winnow Euentilate Blowne vp Sufflated to bee Blowne through Perflable Blunt or dull Heben belonging to Boasting Thrasonicall Boasting Oftentation Iactancy elementary Bodies Meteors hauing no Body Incorporall Boldly to looke in the face Affront Confront Bold Audacious Boldnes Audacity to Bolt a doore Obserate Bondage Captiuity Seruility a Bond or binding Ligament a Bond made by taking a thing Stipulation a small Booke drawne from a greater Abstract Bookes of morall philosophy Ethickes a little Booke that may be carried in the hand Enchiridion a Booke of the nature of hearbes Herball a Booke written on the backside Opistograph a Booke following Tractate a Booke treating of all matters Pandect Borders of a countrey Confines Marches Bordering on the sea Maritan a wilde Bore of 3. yeares Hogsteere Borne of honest kindred Ingenuated one Borne before his time Abortiue one Borne after his fathers death Posthume noblenes which free Borne men hate Ingenuity not to be Borne for greatnes Ingestible to be Borne Gestible the first Borne Primiparent Borne of its selfe without father or mother Primigend a Botcher Smaterer Syolist a Botch Vlcer Carbuncle a Bottle Iub to Bow Incuruate Incline not to be Bowed Inflexible to be Bowed Flexible to Bow backe againe Recurre Reflect a Bowing backe againe Recuruation Reflection a round Bowle Globe Bounds of a countrey or place Limits to bound Limit Boundings Limitations to Bow the knee or curchy Ingeniculate to Bow Inflect Bowing Inflection Bountifull Magnificent Munificent Bountifulnes Munificence Magnificence to Boyle Elinate Ebullate to Boyle or swell like the sea Estuate Extuberate Boyled Decocted Boyling Decoction to play the Boy Adolescenturate a Boy vsed to buggery Catamite full of Brabbles Rixosus Brabling Garrulity one wearing Bracelets Armillated couered with Brasse Erated Brawling Guerring Brawny hard Occullated a Breach in a vilme Rupture fine Bread Manchet browne Bread Acerote Cibarian bread to Breake the backe Exdorsuate to Breake fast Ienticulate a Breaker of fasting dayes Lollar a Breaking Fraction Infraction Labefaction a Breaking into a house by night Burglary to Breake Labefie Infringe Delumbate a violent Breaking in Eruption Ruption Interruption to Breath on some thing Exhalate Euaporate a Breathing on Exhalation a Breathing betweene Interspiration Breathing Respiration Suspiration Exhalation Aspiration Euaporation Bred in the bowels Intestine Breeches Hauselines Briefly Compendiously Summarily a Briefe gathering together Summary Briefly to touch a thing Epitomize notable Bribetakers Manch presents Bribery in Iudges Dorodocean Bricklenes Fragility a Bridegroome Neogamus to Bridle a horse Infraenate Capistrate a Bright shining Radiation Lustre Illumination Bright Angelicall Resplendent Coruscant Radiant Translucent Bright to make Magnonize Polish the Brim of any thing Margent to Brim a thing Marginate Brimstone Sulphure Brine Salsitude a Bringing backe of a thing Reduction a Bringing in of a thing Illation a Bringer of good tidings Euangelist to Bring to passe Atchieue to Bring backe Reduce to Bring forth Produce a Bringing or drawing in Inducement to Bring in Induce to Bring one before a Iudge Conuent to Bring in by way of argument Inferre a Bringing in by way of argument Inference which Bringeth in gaine Lucrificable one Bringing water to a place by furrowes Hydragoge Broad Spacious Broken Violated Abrupt Broken not to be Inuiolable Brotherhood Germanitie Brotherly loue Fraternity Sodality Brothers children Patruels a foster Brother Homogalact one which hath Browes very great Blepheron Brutish Censuall Bestiall to Buckle Fibulate Infibulate to Bud. Egerminate Praegerminate Pullulate a Budding of leaues Foliation a Buggerer Pygist to Bugger Pedicate a Building Structure Exstruction a description of a Building which one is about Ichnography to Build out to an end Perfabricate to Build an nest Nidulate to Build Fabricate Edificate to Build vp Peraedifie a Builder Fabricke Architect Build round about Circunstrued Buriall Sepulture not Buried Intumelated to Bury Inhume Contumelate Tumelate Interre Sepulize Funerate Burning Combustion Cremation Calcination Adustion which will Burne quickly Combustible to Burne or seere Cauterize to Burne like a coale Carbunculate to Burne Calcinate halfe Burnt Semiustulated Burning hot Torride Flagrant Burned to ashes Encyndred which Burneth or setteth on fire Encendiary one wearing Buskins Cothurnated to Busie ones selfe where he needs not Interpose to Buy a thing or it come to market Forestale one that Buyeth victuals or any other thing to sell againe Regrator who wittingly Buyeth stolne cloath to conuert it to some other vse Redoubbour to Buy and sell as a Factor Negotiate a Buying and selling Nunnidation Negotiation Mercation to Buy and sell at fayres Nundinate which Buyeth corne growing or dead Victuals to sell them againe Ingrosser CA a spice CAke Nastipade to Call foorth Euoke to Call backe Reuoke Reuocate to Call downe Deuoke to Call aside Seuoke to Call by name Indigitate to Call vpon Inuoke to Call together Summon Conuocate to Call againe Auoke to Call in Introuoke to Call like a Hen. Clucke to Call our wits together Recollect to Call often Inclamitate Aduocitate to Call from banishment Repeale not to be Called backe Irreuocable to bee Called backe Reuocable a Calling from banishment Repelement a Calling backe Reuocation Called Cleped a Calling forth Euocation a Calling downe Deuocation a Calling together Summoning Conuocation a Calling aside Seuocation a Calling vpon Inuocation a Calling againe Auocation a Calling or trade of life Vocation Function a Calme at sea Malace a kinde of Cammell that runnes very swift Dromedary Candles Tapers Luminaries by Candle light to doe a thing Lucubrate a Captaine of 10000. men Myriarcke a Captaine of 100. men Centurian a petty Captaine Subcenturian Captaines of fiue men Pentarchy a round Cap for the head Tyara Carelesse Remisse Incurious Secure Carelesly done Perfunctary Inaffectedly Carelesnes Incury Remisnes Security Carefully done Elaborated Cariage Portage to be Caried Portable not to be Caried Importable to Carry ouer Translate Transport a Carying ouer Transportation Translation a Carying away Asportation a Carying Subuection a Carying on the shoulders Succollation to Carry on the shoulder Succollate Caryed by force Abacted Carke and care Solicitude to Carpe Conlatrate Latrate a Carpenter Wright to Cast downe headlong Precipitate a Casting in ones teeth Vpbraiding Exprobation to Cast in ones teeth Vpbraide Exprobrate a Castle keeping a towne in awe Cytadell Castles in the ayre Chymaeras to Cast out