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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

more then once Poligamie they who haue VViued but once Monogamie VVomen priests of Bacchus Bacchanalian Frowes a doting on VVomen Phylogenie a VVoman outlawd Waiue a Woman sower Sarcinatrix a VVoman a marriage maker Proxenetrix a religious Woman Anchoresse a graue Woman Matron a Woman possest with a diuell Pythonisse a Woman commaunding things to be done Dictatrix Woddy Nemorous precious Wood. See Alloes to the Wood belonging Siluane Wood much vsed in Phisick Lignum vitae a Word or short sentence Motto a Words changing Trope of Words consisting Vocabularie Verball a great Word man Grandiloquus one eating his Word Recreant Words signifying diuers things Homonymies Words of two significations Synonimies Words differing one from another See Disparates when Words are reserued in the minde Equiuocation few Words Pauciloquie to Worke together Cooperate Working Operation a Workhouse Ergaster a Working together Cooperation a little World or man Mychrocosmus the whole World Vniuersall Worldly Mundane Secular Worme eaten Vermiculated Worme eating Vermiculation a Worshipping of Idols Idolatrie Worshipping Adoration to Worship Adore Venerate Aduenerate Worshipfull Venerable little Worth Triobolar Triuiall to Wonder Admire Wondering Mirrowring to Wound Vulnerate a Wounding Vulneration to Wrap about Circumplicate Wrapped in Inuelloped a Wrastler Gymnastick the Wrastling science Athleticall science Wrastling Culluctation Reluctation Luctation Wrath. Iudignation Ire the Wrath of God Theomenie Wrested Extorted Distorted Abstorqued a Wresting of fees Extortion Wrinckled Corrugated a Wringing out Expression a Writing of Priuiledge Charter Writings on Tombes Epitaphes misticall Writings Heirogliphicks one that Writes but sets not his name to it Clancularius a short Writing as a letter for a Word Brachigraphie Writings containing flattering praise Panegyricks one that Writeth well in verse Poet. a Writer Scribe a Writer of mournfull things Eligiographer a Writing on the back side Superscription a counterfeit Writer Pscudograph Writings of Poets Poesie Poetric a Writing testifying the truth of a thing Certificate a Writing of the value of ones goods Inuennorie a Writing on any thing Inscription to Write downe on the back side Endorse a Written bond or bill Scedule faire Writing Caligraphie a Written will Testament a hand Writing Manuscript what is Written before Praeface a Writ whereby one is summoned to appeare in the Chancery at a certaine day Supaena to Write after a strange manner in so much as no man can reade it Decipher a Writing Escript what is Written in the end of a letter Postscript the true Writings of words with their proper letters Orthographie to Write his name to a Band or so Chirographate a Writer of vaine things Mimograph YE TO Yeeld vp Surrender Resigne an Yeelding Resignation to Yeeld to a thing Relent a Yeare of reioycing See Iubile the dangerest Yeere in a mans time Climactericall Vnder Yeeres Minoritie Nonage an Yeerely payment of monies Annuity Yellow Cytrine Fulgent subiect to Yoake Subiugall Young Childish or a yong Eglet the Younger Minor Youth Puerilitie Infancie Adolescentie Inuenilitie Minoritie The end of the second Booke THE THIRD PART TREATING OF GODS AND GODdesses Men and Women Boyes and Maides Giants and Diuels Birds and Beasts Monsters and Serpents Wells and Riuers Hearbs Stones Trees Dogges Fishes and the like Of Beasts ARmadilio a beast in India like vnto a young Pigge couered ouer with small shels like vnto armour it liues like a Mole in the ground Baboone a beast like an Ape but farre bigger Beauer a very hot beast of nature liuing much in the water his stones are much vsed in Phisick and of great esteeme but not so much esteemed as his skinne Bore of Pannonia the cruelst of all other Bores Buffe a very fierce beast much like vnto a Bull hauing a very long mane Chamelion the least of all beasts which breeds egges or spawne it changeth it selfe into any colour that it sits on except white red therefore inconstant men are sometimes called Chamelions it is said it onely liues by the ayre Crocodile a beast hatched of an egge yet some of them grow to a great bignesse as 10. 20. or 30. foot in length it hath cruell teeth and scaly back with very sharpe clawes on his feete if it see a man afraid of him it will eagerly pursue him but on the contrary if he be assaulted he wil shun him Hauing eatē the body of a man it will weepe ouer the head but in fine eate the head also thence came the Prouerb he shed Crocodile teares viz. fayned teares Ermynes a small beast lesse then a Squirrill the Fur whereof is most costly onely worne by Princes Eueck a wilde kinde of beast much like a Goat Girasse a wilde beast liuing in the Deserts if it see a man it flies foorthwith but being taken it is easily tamed his legges and feete are like vnto a Deere with a neck as long as a warlike Pick with two hornes in his head and long haire on his neck Hippopotomus a fierce beast liuing in the riuer Nilus Hiena a subtill beast like a Woolfe hauing a mane and haire on his body counterfaiting the voyce of a man in the night it will call shepheards out of their houses kill them hee is sometime male and sometime female Ignarus a small beast without a tayle hauing small legges with three long sharpe clawes insteed of feete wherewith hee runneth vp trees and his desire is to sit there on the tops thereof it was neuer seene to feede on any thing and therefore is supposed to liue by the ayre in the night it singeth sixe kind of notes one after another as la-sol-fa-mi-re-vt it is not aboue eighteen inches in length and is neere as thicke as long his head resembles an Ape but he hath very little eyes and mouth and hath long bristled haire it is the slowest of all beasts for fifty paces is a whole dayes iourney for him Libard a spotted wilde beast the male of a Panther Lion of Cleonia and Molarchea are two the most cruelst and fiercest of all other Lyons Lizard a little beast much like the Euet but without poyson breeding in Italy and other Countries the doung of this beast is good to take away the spots in the eye and cleareth the sight and the head thereof being brused and layed to draweth out thornes or any thing sticking in the flesh Lynx a spotted beast much like a Woolfe it hath a most perfect sight in so much as it is said that it can see through a wall Panther a cruell beast sweet smelling with a faire spotted skin wherewith shee allureth other beasts to looke on her but least her head should affright them she hideth it and by this meanes shee getteth her prey more easily Rinocere a beast as bigge as an Elephant but thicker and higher they are vtter enemies and alwayes combat when they meete he hath a horne in his nose bending vpward which he whetteth gainst the rocks for his defence Salamander a small venomous beast with foure feete and a short taile it liues in the fire

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

to be angry Ironically Spoken scoffingly Ironie Speaking by contraries saying blacke is white Irradiate To shine vpon Irradiation A shining vpon Irrationall Vnreasonable Irrecordable Not to bee remembred Irrefragable Vndeniable Irregular Contrary to rule Irregularitie A going out of right rule Irremediable Which cannot be remedied Irremiable Which cannot be returned from Irremunerable Not to be rewarded Irreparable Which cannot be repaired Irreprehensible Not to be reproued Irresolute Not fully resolued Irreuocable Not to bee called backe Irrigate To water ground or so Irrision Mocking Irritate To prouoke to anger Irritation A prouoking thereunto Irroborate To make strong Irrogate To impose Irrogation An imposition Irrorate To sprinckle to moysten Irroration A sprinckling a moystning Irrumate To sucke in Irruption A breaking in Isinomie Equalitie of Lawes Istmos A narrow part of a Countrey betweene two Seas Iterate To repeat or doe againe Iteration A doing twice Itinerate To iourney Iub A bottle Iubilation A great shout for ioy Iubilie A reioycing yeer sometime euery hundred yeere sometime euery fiftie yeere sometime euery twentie yeere Iucunditie Mirth pleasantnesse Iudaisme The beleefe of the Iewes Iudea Iurie Iudiciall Of or belonging to iudgement graue wise of great iudgement Iudicious Iugament A binding a yoaking Iugate To binde to yoake Iugulate To slay or kill Iugulation A cutting of ones throat Iulian moneth The moneth of Iuly Iuncture A ioyning together Iunior The younger Iuorie The Elephants tooth Iuridicall Of or belonging to iudgement Iurament An oath Iuror A swearer Iurisdiction Lawfull authoritie in any place Iuuenilitie Youth K. KAb Three wine quarts Karos A drowsie disease in the head Keele The bottome of a ship Keene Sharpe edged Kenne To view Kemeling A Bruers vessel Keynard A micher Kintall An hundred weight Kirat The weight of three graines Knarrie Knotty Knight seruice An ancient tenure of lands by which a man was bound to beare armes in warre for the defence of the realme L. LAas A net orginne Labefie To breake or loose Labefaction An vnbinding Labile Slipperie vnstable Laborious Painefull full of labour Labyrinth An intricate building or an endlesse worke Lacerate To teare Laceration Tearing Lachanize To faint to wax feeble Lachanopoll Which selleth herbs or herb market Lachrymable Lamentable Lachrymate To lament to bewaile Lachrymation A bewayling Lactarie She that selleth milke Lacunate To make ditches or holes Laemargie Gluttonie Laetable Worthy to bee reioyced at Laetificate To reioyce Leuigate To polish smoothe to plaine Leuitie Lightnesse Lagothrophon A warren of Hares Laicke A lay man Lake A faire red colour vsed by Painters Laitie Lay men their estate or degree Lallate To speake baby-like or childishly Lambitate To licke or lap Lancinate To thrust through Languishmēt Sicknesse Feeblenes Languor Lania●ie A Shambles Laniated Quartered torne in peeces Lanuge Downe or the beard when it first appeares to grow Lapidate To stone Lapidation A stoning Lapse A falling Largesse Liberalitie Laruated Masqued Lasciuious Wanton dishonest Lassitude Wearinesse Lastage Ballace of a ship Latent Hidden Latibulate Priuily to hide ones selfe in a corner Latitude Largenesse the bredth of any thing Latibule A denne or lurking place Latrate To barke like a dog Latration A barking Latrator Which barketh or rayleth or scoffeth Latitate To lurke Latitation A lurking Latrocinate To rob to play the theefe Lauacre A bath Lauatrine A square stone in a Kitchin with a hole to auoid water a sincker Lauatrix Shee that washeth therein Laudible To be praised Laud. Praise Laureate To crowne with Laurell Laurell The Bay tree or garland of Bayes Lay. A song Laxament A release Laxate To release to loose to pardon Laxitie Pardon chiefly cheapnesse Lazer A leper one full of scabs League Peace truce friendship Leasing Lying Leconomancie Diuination by water in a bason Leconomanticke Hee that practiseth it Lector A reader Lectorne A small Deske Lecture A reading a lesson Ledors Biting taunts Leede An old name of the moneth of March. Leete A Court or Law-day held commonly euery halfe yeere Legacie Any thing giuen by will Legall Of or belonging to the Law Legate The Popes Ambassadour Legation An ambassie Legendarie A booke of old histories Legends Tales Legible Which may bee read Legion An armie containing both of Horse and Foot 6826. Legisters Lawyers Legitimate Lawfully begotten Legitimation A making legitimate Lemma An argument Leniment An asswaging an appeasing Lenitie Gentlenesse Lentitude Slownesse negligence Lepide Pleasant merry Lessee He that taketh a lease Lesses Dung of some rauenous beast Wolfe or Beare c. Lessour Which setteth out lands to another Lethall Deadly Lethargie A deadly disease Leuament The comfort which one hath of his wife Leueret A young Hare Leuitie Lightnesse Liable Subiect or belonging to Libament A sacrifice Lib. To geld Libel A defamatory scrole Liberation A deliuerance Liberate To free one Libertine One of a loose life Libidinous Lustfull Librate To weigh Licentious Loose wanton Licentiousnesse Wantonnesse Licitation An inhauncing of a price set vpon any thing that is sold Licitator An inhauncer Lictor A Serieant a Hang-man Lieu. In stead or place of another Ligament A bond or binding Lignation A hewing or purueying of wood Lignator He which doth it Lignum vitae A wood much vsed in Physicke against the French disease Ligurition Greedinesse lycorousnesse Limit To set bounds Limitation A setting of bounds Limpid Cleere Limpitude Cleerenesse Lineament The proportion of the body Lineall Downe right like a line Linament A tent lint linnen Lingle A Shooe-makers threed Linguist One skil'd in Languages Lipothymie Fainting sounding Lippitude The disease of the eies Liquable Which may be melted Liquation A melting Liquator He which melteth Liquefaction That Liquation is Liquesie To melt Liquid Thin and moyst Lithologemie A heape of stones Lithoglyphicke A grauer or cutter of stones Litargie The foame that riseth from Lead when it s tryed Litation A sacrifice Literate Learned Literature Learning Litherly Slothfully Litigate To contend in Law with one Litigious cōtentious in law Liturgie The publike seruice of the Church Locall Of or belonging to a place Location A placing a setting out to hire Locitate To set or let out to hire Locusts Grashoppers Lodemannage Skill of Nauigation Lodestarre A starre that guideth one Logician One skilfull in Logicke Logick The art of reason Logomachie Contention in words Lollar A breaker of fastingdaies Longanimitie Patience long sufferance Longeuitie Long life Longinquitie Distance of time Longitude The length of a thing Loquacitie Much talke or babling Loquentie Speaking Lorament A thong or band made of leather Lore Knowledge learning Loricate To arme one with a coat of defence Lorrell A deuourer Lossell A crafty fellow a lowt Losenger A lyar a flatterer Lotion A washing Lurdein A clowne Lubentie Mirth pleasantnesse Lubricitie Slipperinesse Lubricate To make slipper Lubricke Slippery Lucible That which is light of its selfe Luciferous Haughtie proud Lucre. Gaine Lucrificable That bringeth gaine Lucrate To winne or gaine or get Luctation A wrastling a strugling

the way ere it come Intercept to Take part with Participat a Taking part with Participation to Take againe Reassume Resume to Take out the entrailes of a thing Exenterate to Take one vnawares Surprize a Taking one so Surprisall a Taking priuily surreption a Taking off of superfluous buds Oculation a Taking of one against her will Rape a Taking by the high way Direption Ademption a Taking away of ecclesiasticall authority Degradation a Taking out of abstraction a Taking from one ere it come to him Interception a Taking vp of money by constraint Exaction a Taking from another thing Deriuation the which is so Taken Deriuatiue Taken vp Assumpted what is Taken in such consideration Assumpsit a Tale or lye Commente Figment Tales of little worth Monologies Tales Legends a Tale-teller Sycophant to Talke together Communicate a Talking together Communication Cermocination Dialogisme priuate Talke with our selfe Soliloquie much Talking Loquacitie an inordinate Talker Garrulous filthy Talke Obscenitie to Talke Cermocinate to Tame Mancipate Domitace Cicurate Mansuefie a Taming Mancipation Cercuration not to be Tamed Indomable a Tanning of leather Alutation to Tarry in a place all night Pernoctate to Tarry in a place Soiourne Resist to Taste Gust Degust to Taste before Pregust Prelibate to Taste againe Regust the Taste which lyeth in the vpper part of the mouth Pallet a Tauerne Aenopoll a Tauerne-haunter Circumcellion Taught Edoctrinated not to be Taught Indecible Taunts Quipps merry Taunts Cauillations biting Taunts Laedors to Teach Commonstrate Edoceate Edoctrinate Edifie a Teacher Preceptor one openly Teaching Professour Teachings Traditions to Teare Dilacerate Lacerate a Tearing Dilaceration Laceration to Teare in peeces Dilaniate Tediousnes Prolixitie to gnash the Teeth Infrendiate in spite of ones Teeth Maugre to breed Teeth Dentiate to cast in ones Teeth Vpbraid Exprobrate Improperate Obiect to Tieth out Exdecimate to take Tithes Addecimate to Tell ill newes Obnunciate a Telling thereof Obnunciation to Tell one againe Retax to Tell one thing twice Reduplicate to tell another what hee shall say Prompt want of Temporance Intemporancie Temporate Abstinent a Tent for warre Pauilion a Tent for a wound Linament a Terme when wee would not forget Memorandum a Terme call'd the cart before the horse Historon et Proteron Terrible Hideous Horrid a Testament all written by the hands of the testatour Holograph Thankfull Gratefull Thankesgiuing Eucharist to Thawe Egellidate to a Theater belonging Theatricall a Theame Proposition to make Thicke Condensate Thicknes Spissitie Spissitude Crassitude Thicke or bushie Queachie Things set before our eies Obiects Things to bee considered on Tensiculatiue a Thing put into the Fundament Suppository Things differing as much in one place as another Paralels Merueilous Things to heare Parradoxes a Thing so small that it cannot be clouen Atomie Things signifying good or ill Ominous Things betokening ill lucke Portenuous Things giuen by will Legacies to Thinke before hand Premeditate to Thinke on Ruminate Contemplate Excogitate Meditate a Thinking Contemplation Meditation a Thinking before hand Premeditation to make Thinne Rarifie Clarifie the Third Tertian a Thought reserued in the minde Mentall a great Thonge or bone Lorament ten Thousand Myriads to Thresh corne Triturate the Threed that goeth acrosse in weauing Woofe the Threed in weauing that goeth in length Warpe Three cornerd Triangled the number of Three Trine Trinitie Threefold Triplicitie Treble Three times to doe a thing Tertiate a Three toothed instrument Triton a Thretning Commination Thretening Minatoric to Thretten Menace Thrift Tetch Thriftines Parsimonie one hauing a large Throate Gutterous the Throate Wesand Gorge a great Throng Croud to Throw downe flat Prosternate to Throw downe head-long Precipitate to Thrust Thorow Lancinate to Thrust boldly in Intrude Thrust out from the holy assembly Excommunicated a Thrusting in Intrusion a Thrusting out Extrusion to Thrust one forward Protrude to Thrust out Exclude Extrude Thrust hard together Compacted to Thunder Tonitrate Thunder-strucken Fulminated to Tickle. Titillate Tickling Titillation to Tile a house Cotigulate a Tilt-yard Catadrome to Till ground Inarate Manure Tillage Culture Agriculture to follow the Time Temporize a Time follower Temporizer Time past Whilome Time for euer Sempiternitie Eternitie the Time present Instant the time when one is vnder age Minoritie for a time Temporarie the Time when wine is made Vintage the Time that man and wife liue together Couerture the time when men are at fifteene yeeres and women at twelue See Pubertic Tired Defatigated not to be Tired Indefatigable the Tissique Anhelation the Title of a booke Diagramne Tobaccho Nycotian a Token Symbole Too much Excesse a Tombe of a buried saint Shrine one of the same Tongue Homoglasse grieuous Torment Vexation Torment of body and minde Agonie Topfull Bretfull the Top of any thing Summitie not to be Torne Illacerable things Touching one another Contiguous not to be Touched Intactible to Turne against one Obuert to Turne about Circumuert to Turne away Auerte Diuert to turne contrarily Inuert a Townsman Oppidaue a Toye or bable Nugament to Tract or trace Vestigate Inuestigate he that Tracketh Inuastigatour she that Tracketh Inuestigatrix a Tracking Inuestigation the tradition of the Iewes religion Caball to Traffique in merchandize Negotiate to Trans-forme Metamorphize Trecherous Perfidious Disloyall a long Treatise or talke Insection a Traytour Proditour Treason Prodition to Tread vnderfoot Interculcate Inculcate Deculcate Recalcitrate Conculcate Proculcate Trembling Tremour Trenched Alucated to Trench about Circumuale Trials Essaies to Trickle downe Drill Trimme Polite Trimming Politure Troublesome Turbulant Tumultuous grieuous Trouble Perturbation Obturbation to Trouble Obturbe Perturbe Disturbe Troubled Cumbred Pestred to Trouble one with often repearing of one only matter Obganniate Trouble Molestation Infestation a Truce League to blow a Trumpet Buccinate Neptunes Trumpetors Trytons a Trumpetor Eneatour Trust Affiance Confidence Truth Veritie a Touch on some part of the body when men play at weapons Venie halfe a Tunne Pipe a Turkes habite which hee weares on s head Turbin a Turke Mahumetan the Turkes law Alcaron to Turne round Circinate crooked turnings or endles things Laborinths Meanders Turnings from good to bad Deflectings a Turning away Ouersion to Turne one from good to bad Peruert Turned vpside downe Subuerted a Turning from euill to good Conuersion a Turning about Reuolution the Turning of the backe bone See Verteber to play the Tyrant Tyrannize the Twinckling of an eye Nictation Twins Didimies VA A VAgabond Foyterer Erraticke Vaine Friuolous Vaine-glorious Thrasonicall Valiantnes Magnanimitie of equall Value Equiualent not to be Valued Inestimable to Vanish out of sight Disapeare Vanquished Debellated to Vapour Halitate Euap●rate Vapour Euaporation Vaporous Halituous a Vaunter of his owne vertues Aretalogon the beating Veine Pulse Venus or Loue. Cyprian Dame a Verse made by measure Meeter halfe a Verse Hemistick lamentable Verses Elegies six Verses Hexatick to make Verses Poetize Versifie one truly Vertuous Heroyck the Vessell of a Bruer Kemeling to Vex. Perasperate the Vice of louing many women Mulierosity in signe of Victorie any