Senezone as Seneccione Senice a kinde of disease in a man Senile ould aged eld aged-like of or belonging to age Also ripe Senio as Senile Seniore elder more aged Also a senior or a predecessor Senità age eldnes agednes Senno wit reason sence knowledge discretion wisedome warines iudgement earnestnes good sooth Da senno in good earnest Sennuto wittie sensible discreet endued with reason sence or knowledge Séno a bosome a lap the turning or hollownes of a water-banke a creeke a nooke an angle a hauen a gulfe or arme of the sea or any riuer Also the bending the hole or hollownes of the eyes Also a lap a plait or fold in a garment Also a net or the hollownes and infolding of a net taken also for the minde or inward and priuiest part of a mans hart or affections Also the hole or hollow winding of a stalke whereat the branches do sprout and shoote Also an aporne a lap Also a twinding or round circle in haire Also the hole or foule hollow corner of an impostumation or sore a crinkle crankle of any thing in mathematikes if from the ends of any arch there be drawne two straite lines meeting one of the which be a piece of the Diameter and the other perpendicular to the former the said right lines haue the name of Seno Senò if not but that were it not if it were not Senóche as Senonche Senon è che as Senon Senon onely but onely except if not vnlesse if it were not but sauing but that vnlesse saue Senonche if it were not that but that except that if not that vnles that saue that Senónne as Senon Senonse Senonne che as Senonche Senopia as Senape Sensa ascension day Sensalaggio the money giuen to a broker for his paines brokage monie Sensalare to play the broker to bargaine by brokers Sensale a broker a dealer betweene partie and partie about making of bargaines Sensaria the arte profession trade or companie of brokers Also brokage Sensaro as Sensale Sensato as Sennuto as Sensibile Sensi the fiue sences of man Sensibile sensible feeling that may be felt or perceiued Sensitiuo sencible hauing sence and feeling Senso the sence of man Also wit reason conceite or vnderstanding feeling sence pâ—â—ceiuing iudgement knowledge opinion that which one hath conceiued in minde that which is known by sence Also the sence or meaning of any writing Sensuale sensuall licentious obeying and pleasing his sences Sensualità sensualitie licenciousnes content and pleasing of sences Sentacchiare to cowre squat or sit down as a goose or a ducke doth Sentacchio all maner of squatting cowring or sitting downe close It hath bin taken for one that is quicke of hearing Sentacchione a cowring idle lazie companion that will alwaies keepe home Sentare to sit downe Sentata a session a sitting Senténtia a sentence an awarde a decree a verdict a iudgement an opinion aduice meaning or counsell a wittie or wise sentence vttred vpon any thing a golden saying Sententiare to awarde to sentence to adiudge to caste to condemne to giue iudgement Sententiato awarded sentenced adiudged cast condemned giuen iudgement Sententiére a iudge a censurer a sentence giuer Sententioso sententious instructiue pithie or full of golden saying or sentences Senténza as Sententia Sentiéro a path a high-waie a tracke a tracing or a causey Sentieruólo a little way a narrow path or track Sentimento sence feeling conceite opinion Sentinare to pumpe in a ship Sentina a sinke a iakes a priuie a common shore a heape of filth or any such conueyance of filth also a coÌ„panie or filthie packe of lewde base rascals a packe or heape of mischiefes a place where rascals and whores meete Also the pumpe of a ship Sentinélla a watch a sentinell a souldier which is set to watch at a station SentÃre sento sentito to feele to heare to smell to taste to conceite to vnderstande to perceiue Sentito felt heard smelt tasted conceited vnderstoode perceiued Also warie or wise Sentita a warie slie fine conceited or apt to vnderstand woman Sentore a sent a smell a sauour a taste Senza without besides sanse Senza che besides that without that Senza dubbio sanse-faile without doubt Senzale as Sensale Senzaria as Sensaria Senza riseruo without sparing boldly Sépa a cuttle fish or cuttle bone whose bloud is as blacke as inke and therefore some haue taken Sepa for inke Separare to separate to deuide to sunder to seuer to disioyne to parte to diuorce to put apart to put one from another Separabile separable that may be deuided or sundred Separatione a separation a seuering a diuision a diuorce a putting one from another Sépe a hedge a quick-set hedge a fence a mound a closure of grounds Sepellibile buriable that may be buried Sepellire lisco lito to burie to enterre to entombe the dead to lay in the earth Also to abolish cleane and cause to be forgotten Sepellitore a burier a digger of graues to burie the dead a burier of the dead Sephisma a decree a statute a lawe an ordinance Sepia as Sepa Sepietta a little cuttle fish or cuttle bone Sepólcro a tombe a graue a sepulchre a vaulte Vsed also for a churchyard Sepólto Sepellito buried laide in the ground interred intombed Also as it were dead altogither forgotten vtterly vndone and caste away or cleane abolished Sepoltura as Sepolcro Sepositione a putting apart a setting aside Sepóso fat fattie full of tallow sewet or seame Seppia Seppa as Sepa Séppi seppe seppero I he or they knew of Sapere Sépto a sluce a flud-gate a watergap Sepur sepure if if so be if so be that if yet Sequéla a sequell a consequence a following a chance Sequentia as Seguentia Sequestrare to arrest to stop to staie to attache to sequester to sue to arbitrate to put into ones hands as indifferent Sequestratione a sequestration a putting a parte an attachment an arrest an action a sute an arbitration an arbitrement Sequestratore a sequestrator an attacher a sergeant an arbitrator an vnder iudge Sequéstre indifferent to both partes a reconciler of parties in controuersie an arbitrator Sequéstro as Sequestratione Ser Sir a name giuen to priests and also to lords and masters Sera the eeue or euening the last part of the day towards night Bona sera good euening Serà he or she or it shall be Serafo a coine in India woorth fower shillings sterling Also a kinde of serpent that the Egyptian worshipped as a god Seraphino a seraphin an angell Serapica the herbe called dogs-stones or raggewoort Serapino a kinde of gum or drugge so called Serbabile that may be kept Serbanza a reseruing a keeping Serbare to keepe to reserue to holde to guarde to preserue to saue Also to obserue to take heede Serbatóio a cupboord a lardrie a pantrie a keepe a place to keepe or preserue any thing in Serbastrélla a kinde of herbe called dogs-stones or ragwoort Serbaticcio any fruit or other thing that will
with cinnamond Accannare to pearce pricke or streake with canes reedes or goades Also to fill vp to the throte Accaneggiare to bite beset or baite with dogs Accanneggiare as Accannare Accantonare as Cantonare Accantoniere as Cantoniere Accapacciato busied in minde and body as one ready to lose his wits entangled in busines Accapere to cull to choose Accapestrare to tie or entangle with ropes or halters to entramell Accapezzare to put in a maunde a hutch or a bin Accappiare to entangle to ensnare to catch in a springe to claspe to entramel to make in sliding knots Accappiatura an entangling or ensnaring a clasping togither an entrameling or making into sliding knots Accapigliare to binde to tie to knit Also to ioyne or wage battell Also to binde vp a womans haire Accaponare to geld splaie or lib. Accappacciato as Accapacciato Accappucciare to grow hard and round as a cabage or hard lettice doth Accapricciarsi to looke staringly to be affrighted til ones haire stand for feare to take a humour Accarezzare to cherish to cocker make much of or entertaine louingly Accarrezzeuole as Carezzeuole Accarierare to bring or teach a horse to cariere Accarnare to flesh to enter a dog to incarnate to become flesh Accarno as Acarno Accarpionare to dresse any maner of fish with vineger to be eaten colde which at Southampton they call marling of fish Accasare to marrie to ally to ioyne house to house Accascare as Accadere Accasciare to bruise to squat to squease to make flat Also to crud as milke doth Also to diminish or weare Accastiare to fall heauily to bruise in falling Accattamenti borrowings shiftings findings gettings Also entertainments Accattarrato as Accattaroso Accattabrighe as Cattabrighe Accattaroso reumatick ful of catarrhes Accattare to get to borrow to shift for to acquire Also to beg vp and downe Accattatore a getter a borrower a shifter a purchaser a begger Accattatozzi a begger of scraps mammocks or broken peeces of meate Accattalingua a borrower or getter of the word or language Accattastare to pile or heape vp orderly as they do billets Accatti purchases gettings gaines profits vailes Also borrowings Accauigliare to stringe silke or giue it a glasse Accauigliatore a stringer of silke Accecare as Acciecare Accedere Accedo Accedei Acceduto to come to arriue to approach to haue accesse vnto to assent or agree vnto Acceffare to take by the snowte to roote to busse or beake as a hog doth Accegia a moore hen Some take it for a woodcocke Accelerare to hasten to dispatch or make speede Accendere Accendo Accesi Acceso to kindle to enflame to light to prouoke Also vsed in Florence for to curse to banne to chafe and sweare Accendimento an enflaming an enkindling a burning a blazing a prouoking Accennamento as Cenno Accennare to becken to nod to make a signe or glance at any thing a far off to giue an inkling Accensione an enkindling or enflaming a chafing Accenso Acceso enflamed kindled set on fire prouoked chased Accentare to accent or giue a due sound to any word or letter to tune Accento an accent or due sound ouer any word or letter Accentuare as Accentare Accerchiare to hoop to compasse or encircle about Accerrimo cruell sell moodie Accertare to certifie to assure to warrant to ascertaine Accertamento an assurance a warrant a certificate a certaintie Acceruire Acceruisco Acceruito to heape or huddle vp togither Acceruo a heape a huddle a bundle a hay cocke a masse Acceso as Accenso Accessione an encreasing augmentation or eeking as Accesso Accesso accesse approach or entrance vnto Also a fit of an ague or a qualme ouer the stomacke Also an encreasing or a flowing a sconce Accessore an accessorie a consenter or approcher vnto Accessorio accessarie consenting vnto approching vnto Accetta an hatchet or an adze Accettabile as Accetto Accettabolo a kinde of plant a certaine measure a iuglers boxe Also the hollownes or pan wherein the huckle bone turneth Also a kinde of instrument of musicke or pipe Accettare to accept to take to receiue Accettar l'inuito to accept an offer or bidding when one is inuited Accettatione an acceptation a taking or receiuing Accetteuole as Accetto Accetto acceptable gratefull in good woorth Also accepted Accheggia as Accegia Acchenea an ambling nag or gelding a hackney Acchetare to appease to quiet to asswage to mitigate to hush to still Acchetatione an appeasing a mitigation a stilling a quieting Accheteuole quiet peacable pliable gentle easie to be intreated Acchiappare to take to catch to lay hold on by the buttocks to take napping Acchinea as Acchenea Accia any yarne that is to be wouen spinning cruell or statute yarne A hatchet or a chopping knife an axe or chip-axe Acciaio Acciaro the mettall steele Acciapinare to miche to shrug or sneake in some corner and with powting and lips shew some anger as an ape being beaten will grinning with his teeth Accialino a steele to strike fire with the swiuell of a chaine Acciare to mince to shred or chop small with a chopping knife Accidente an accident a chance a hap Also a fit of an ague Accidentale accidentall casuall subiect to fortune Accidia sloth lazines idlenes slothfulnesse Accidioso idle slothfull lazie slowe Acciecare to blinde to enueagle to hoodwinke Acciecatura a blindnes an enueagling Accieffare as Acciuffare Accigliare to seele a pigeons eies Also to looke staringly Accimatura as Cimatura Accimare to sheare clothes to top or lop trees to clip or to pare Also to trim to dresse to pranke vp to girde to prepare or make ready to do some thing Accingere to girde about to prepare ones selfe to do some thing Accino a crane to drawe vp any thing with The wheele of a well wherein the chaine goes The kernels graines or seeds that be in any fruit a grape stone Accinoso full of kernels graines or seedes Accioccare as Accoccare Also to tust to betassell or reduce into locks Acciò to the end that bicause forsomuch to that purpose Accioche that to the end that bicause that least that or enaunter Acciocche viole a kinde of violets Accipensero a fish hauing the scales turned toward the head and swimmeth against the streame Some take it for the sturgion or elops or stuer Accismare to molest to vexe to trouble to grieue to afflict to be headstrong and obstinate to diuide Acciucche trifles nifles toies vanities Acciuga a kinde of minced meate or gallimaufrie Also a kinde of fruite Acciuffare to gripe to seazeon to pinch to catch or clinch by the snoute Acciuire Acciuisco Acciuito to put to exchange to barter or trucke for profit to get to procure to atchieue or to shift for to bring to passe Acclamare to exclame to crie out to call vnto Acclamatione an acclamation a calling vnto a hue and crie Acclinare to incline to bende or stoupe vnto Acclino inclined bent stouping addicted Acclinatione an inclining bending or stouping vnto Accobalista
to meete togither to befall to chance to happen Interuenúto happened or come betweene come to passe met togither befallen chanced hapned Interuenimento a hap a comming to passe a chance a meeting togither an ouertaking a comming betweene Interuentione a comming betweene or among a hapning Interuento as Interuenimento Interzare to packe or set the cardes to put three and three togither to pricke the cardes Interzamento a packing or setting of the cardes a pricking of the cardes Intérzo a packe or setting of the cardes Also by a third Also a pricking of the cardes Intéso vnderstood attentiue intentiue diligent applyed Intéssere as Intertéssere Interssitura as Intertessitura Intessuto as Intertessuto Intessitore as Intertessitore Intestabile that cannot make a will intestable that by law can make no testament Intestare to put into ones minde or fancie to take an opinion or grow head-strong Intestarsi to take a head-strong opinion or conceit Intestato one that dieth without making of a will or testament intestate Also put into ones minde or head taken an opinion become head-strong in some conceit Intestatura a head-strong opinion Intestino intestine inward the inwarde parts of ones belly the intrailes a bowel a gut a garbage that belongeth to the inward parts hidden priuie secret deadly spitefull long borne in mind Intestino primo the beginning of the guts or the gut which is fastened to the neather mouth of the ventricle called in latine Pilorus Intestino digiuno the second gut from the ventricle called the hungrie gut bicause it is alwaies emptie Intestino tenuo as Ilio the small guts Intestino céco or ciéco the fourth gut which by reason of the seuerall and diuers enfoldings and turnings of it seemeth to haue no end Intestino rétto the straight gut or arse gut Inteuidire vidisco vidito Looke Intepidâ—â—e Intiéro as Intero as Integro Intimare to denounce to proclaime to intimate to set abroach to shewe to signifie Intimatione a denouncing an intimation a setting abroach a signifying or declaring of any thing Intimatore a proclamer a denouncer a broacher a signifier a declarer Intimélle pillowbeeres or tikes for boulsters or pillowes Intimo most inward most secret hartie affectionat in the hart entirely beloued a nigh especiall and very friend Also mortall or deepely rooted in the stomacke IntÃngere tingo tinsi tinto to dip in to kiche vp to steepe or put in water Intinto dipped in kiched vp steeped or put in water Intingolare to make sauces to dresse meate to dip in Intingolétti little prettie sauces to prouoke appetite dippings Intingoli sauces to whet the stomacke withall dippings Intirisi nel sangue soiled stained defiled in bloud Intirizzare to waxe stiffe or benummed with cold Also to stretch forward Intirizzato collo a long out-stretched stiffe necke Intisichire chisco chito to grow pursie or sicke of a consumption tisicke Intitolare to entitle or lay claime to any thing Intitolatione an intitling or intitulation or claiming of a thing Intitulare as Intitolare Intitulatione as Intitolatione Intoccabile that cannot be felt or touched Intoccato vntouched vnfelt Intodescarsi to become dutch or drunke Intolerabile intollerable vnsufferable Intolerando intolerable vnsufferable not to be borne Intoleranza intolerablenes impacience Intonare to make to sound to tune to raise the voice to resound to tune a voice or instrument Also to thunder to make a rumbling Intonicare to clothe to inuest or put on a fryars garment Also to lyme to loame to morter or plaister a house to be paste to compasse about Intonicatura a loaming a liming a mortering or plaistering of a house Also a clothing or putting on a fryars garment Intoppare as Inciampare Intoppicciare as Inciampare Intóppo a stumbling blocke a stumble a let a hinderance an encounter a shocke Intorbidare as Intorbolare Intorbidamento as Intorbolamento Intorbidire disco dito as Intorbolare Intorbolare to trouble to vexe to moue to fret to vrge to sorrow to molest to stirre to scoule to frowne Intorbolamento a troubling a vexing a molestation a thickning of water Intórcere torco torcei torto to wreath to turne to wriggle to bend to wrye Intorcétta a little torch or a taper Also a linke Intórcia a torch a linke a taper Intorciare to entorch or light with a torch Also as Intorcere Intorcicchiare as Intorcere Intorcicchiamento as Intorcimento Intorcimento a wrying a wrigling a bending a crookednes Intorciuto wreathed turned wriggled bent crooked wryed Intornare to compasse to go round to turne about to incircle about Intorneare as Intornare Also to tourney Intorneamento a tournie a tourneament Intorneatore a tournie-man a man at armes fit to tournie a tournyer a tournoyer Intorniare as Intornare Intorniatura Looke Giro Intorno about touching concerning as for round about gyring reeling round Intortogliato a kinde of wreathed bunne or rowle or simnell or cracknell of bread Intossicare to exasperate to vexe to poison to enuenome Intossicatore a poisoner an inuenomer Intra among betweene betwixt amongst Intralasciare as Interlasciare Intralciare to entangle to encumber to intricate to make hedges to hedge yong trees Intralciamenti entanglings encombrances hedging or binding of hedges Intrambi Intrambo both togither both Intraméttere as Intermettere Intramezzare as Intermezzare Intramézzo as Intermezzo Intraperto when a horses forelegs and shoulders are as we cal split or stretched wide from the bodie that he hath no vse of them Intrapertura a splitting of a horses lims Intraponere as Interponere Intrapositione as Interpositione Intraposto as Interposto Intraprirsi is properly when a horse doth split himselfe Intrare as Entrare Intrata as Entrata Intratanto in the meane while Intrate as Entrate Intraténere as Intertenere Intratenimento as Intertenimento Intrattabile vntractable that cannot be treated of vnrulie troublesome intollerable Intrauagliare to trauell to trouble to molest to grieue Intrauaglio in trauell in trouble in greefe in sorrow Intrauenire as Interuenire Intrauegnénte hapning chancing comming to passe Intrauentura a hap a chaunce or fortune comming betweene Intrauenimento as Intrauentura Intrauersare to crosse to trauerse to thwart to ouerthwart Intrauérso acrosse athwart ouerthwart Intreanni in the space of three yeares Intreare to make a threed to reduce three together Intrecciamento di parole an entangling of words Intrecciare to tresse to plot to weaue Also to packe or prick the cards Also to entramell Intrecciara a tressing a plaiting a packing an entrameling Intreccie in her tresses in her haire entrameled Intredi in three dayes Intremódi three manner of wayes Intrepidezza fearelesnes hardines stoutnes boldnes Intrepidità as Intrepidezza Intrépido fearelesse vndaunted stout bold Intresca iesting ingling dauncing iumbling all a hoit tumbling Intricare to intricate to turne to tosse vp and downe to entangle to entrap Intrico Intricamento an intricatenes a labirinth a maze an entangling or ensnaring an encumberment an enwrapping Intricoso intricate entangled IntrÃdere trido trisi triso to kneade meale to make paste or battre Also to mince
lift vp hoisted vp heaued reared aduanced set vp preferred leauied deliuered or brought a woman a bed Also leauen for bread abated deminished made easie or light vnburthened lightned eased Leuata deliuered a woman of childe or brought a woman a bed a rising a heauing or rearing vp a leauie Also a kind of march sounded vpon drum and trumpet in time of war Leuata huomo di poca leuata a man of no worth scarce worth the taking vp Leuar le carte to cut the cards before one deale Leuar li panni della scena a prouerbe to manifest or make apparant some secret Leuare la beretta il capello to put off ones cap or hat Leuare il pane to leauen the bread to make the bread rise Leuatelli a kind of daintie pies or chewets or other paste meat Leuatoio a leauer Also that may be drawen or lifted vp Also a drawing bridge or trap-bridge Leuatore a leauer a raiser a riser an aduancer a remouer c. Leuatura a rising a raising vp a lifting a heauing an vprising a deliuerie or bringing a woman a bed a prefermeÌ„t or aduancing worth the taking vp or stooping for as Huomo di poca leuatura Leuatrice a midwife a nurce or womans keeper Leuca a measure of ground containing fiftie paces Also a kind of herbe Leucacantha saint Marie thistle Leucacathe a kinde of white precious stone Leucatheme the herbe cammomill Leucisco a kinde of mugle or lamp fish Some take it for a fresh water mullet Leuci a kind of measure among the Grecians a white poplar tree an herbe like Mercurie Also a fowle spottines in the bodie like morphew Leucoio a flowre called a stocke gillo-flower Leucopetra Leucogagea Leucografia as Galatide Leucoma the web in the eie Leucoplemmantia a kinde of dropsie rising of fleame in all parts of the bodie and makes all the bodie to swell Leucrocuta a beast that hath all his teeth of one piece as big as an asse with neck taile and breast like a lyon and head like a cammell and counterfeits the voice of a man Leuce as Leggiero Leuero a leauer as carpenters vse to heaue timber with Leuertigi the weede or leaues we call hops to brue withall Leuistico that wood or bush we call priuet Also a lisander or louage Leuità lightnes leuitie vnconstancie mutabilitie nimblenes smoothnes or polishing Leuitare to lift to reare to raise vp to heaue to make light to leauen bread Also to smooth or polish Leuitistico a kinde of herbe growing in fennie places Leuito leauen for bread Leurera Leuriera a bitch grayhound or harier a hunt hare Leuorocuta as Leucrocuta Leurero Leuriero a dog grayhound a harier a hunt-hare Leure a hare Leuti certaine hand-barrowes to carrie corne with Leuto a lute Lezza a dead standing water a puddle a mire a durtie bog Lezzo a rammish goatish leacherous sweatish stinke Lezzoso rammish goatish stinking of goates of sweate or fiâ—h Li an article of the masculine gender and plural number the. also a pronoune him to him them to them Also an Aduerbe of place there thither in that place Liardo a horse marked with red or tannie spots or sleabitings Liardo argento a white liard like siluer Liardo rotato a dappled graie Liardo pomato a dapple graie Liatico a kind of wine so called Libamenti whatsoeuer was tasted by the priests in old sacrifices Libano the frankincense tree Libanoto the northeast wind Libare to taste to assaie to cull out or to offer in sacrifice Also to sacrifice Libarda a halbard or such glaue Libatione a sacrifice offered Also a tasting in offering Libéccio the northeast winde Libéllo a libell a pasquine a defaming libell a little booke a manuall booke Also a declaration of a mans plea or processe Libellatore a libellor a maker of libels Liberale liberall francke free in giuing free harted full of largesse bountifull Liberalità liberalitie franknes bountie Liberalona alla liberalona after the plaine homely or dunstable way after the free harted fashion Liberare to free to enfranchise to deliuer to quit to set free to release to rid out off Liberatione a freedome an enfranchisment a deliuerie an acquittance Liberatore a freer an enfranchiser a deliuerer Libero free enfranchised open quit discharged at libertie not bound not subiect Libertà freedome libertie free choice Libertino a libertine a freeman one that is manumissed or one that is borne of him that was once bound is now free Libérto a libertine a freedman one that of bonde is made free a late seruant or bondman LibÃdine leacherie lust pleasure luxurie desire sensualitie vnlawfull appetite wanton lust of bodie concupiscence Libidinóso leacherous lustfull giuen to pleasure desirous incontinent baudie fleshly giuen to the lust of the bodie Libito will pleasure selfe-will Libra Libbra a pound waight Also a signe in heauen Librare to houer to soare in the aire to poise to weigh Libraria a librarie Libraro Libraio a stationer also a book-binder Libreria as Libraria Libricciuolo Libretto a little booke Libro a booke Liburnica a kind of light and swift foist pinnace or ship that pirats were woont to haue Libso the southwest winde Lica the span from the thumbs end to the forefingers end stretched out Licano the forefinger string Licantrofia a kind of frenzie or madnes wherewith some being haunted do forsake the companie of men hide themselues in caues and holes howling like wolfes Licaone a kind of wild beast of all colours in the raine bow Lice it is lawfull or conuenient it is permitted Licentia Licenza licence leaue sufferance permission libertie wantonnes boldnes vnrulines licence to do as one will Licentiare to giue license or leaue to permit to license Licentiato licensed permitted giuen leaue admitted Also a licensed man or batcheler of diuinitie or lawe Licentioso licentious luxurious sensual wanton giuen to pleasures ouerbold Lichena the herbe liuerwort Lichinco a kind of sparkling stone which rubbed drawes stickes vnto it Licchetto liquorishnes Also a liquorish fellow Also alluring Also a baite for fish Licchetto del mele a honie pot a honie-combe Lichnide an herbe which if scorpions eate they lose their sences Licci as Lici Licciatura the ends or weauing threads of a web Lici hurdes of flaxe or hempe Also there or in that place Also the ends the thrum or threads of a seluage or weauing threads at the end of a web of cloth Licinia the base or slat varuen Also a kinde of oliues Licio boxe thorne or thorne boxe Licischo a dog ingendred of a woulfe and a dog Licitare as Lecitare Licito as Lecito Licofo cleare light or the first appearing of day light Liconobio he that in stead of the day vseth the night one that turnes day into night Licontopia a kinde of disease or passion in the braine Licopo the herbe motherwoort Licopodio a kind of mosse called woulfes clawe Licopside garden buglosse Some take it for hounds toong Licoptalmo a stone of fower colours Licore liquor or moistnes
a cause a hap or befalling Occaso Ocaso the setting or going downe of the sunne the west part Also death fall ruine or decay of man or beast Occastro a wilde goose Occhiate the hollow or compasse of the eyes Also the eyes Occhialaro a maker of spectacles Occhiali spectacles to looke with as Occhiara Occhiara the fish called a Seabreame some thinke it to be a Pearch others take it for the fish Sgramso Also the dimnes of sight Occhiare to eye to prye to marke to winke to toote Occhiata a glance a cast or looke with the eyes a wanton winking Also as Occhiara Occhiatello as Sgramfo Occhiatina a little glance cast or looke with the eyes a winking Occhietti small or little eyes or oylet holes a kinde of sugar or ginger bread Occhio an eye Occhio bouino a bird called an oxeye Occhio di ciuetta an owles eye a peece of gold a red ruddock Occhio della vite the first buds or burgen of the vine Occhio di boue the hearbe called oxe-eye maywood or stincking cammomill Occhio del tetto a louer of a house or hall Occhio di gallo a kinde of tack or tenter hooke Occhij liuidi blew eyes blubbred eyes Occhio di gatta a kinde of precious stone Occhiolino a little eye an oylet hole Also the name of a goldsmiths toole Occhiuto eyed that hath eyes as a peacocks tayle or as Argus had It is also taken for one that is watchfull vigilant or warie Occidentale westerly of the West of the west part Occidénte the sunne-set the west part of the world also the west winde Also declining decaying falling going downe or drawing to an end Also quick-siluer according to Alchimists secret phrases Occidere cido cisi ciso to kill to slay or wound to death to murther Also to torment or molest grieuously to cause to perish or bring to destruction Occiditore a killer a slayer a queller a wounder a murtherer Occipute the hinder part of the head the nape of the necke the noddle the third bone of the head ending at the labdal suture disioyned in the foundation of the head from osso sphenoido by the sixth suture ouerthwartly chancing Occiso killed slayne wounded or murthered to death vtterly vndone Occisione a killing a slaying a murdering a quelling or slaughter of men and beast Occorénza an occurrence a chance a hap or an accident Occorenze occurrences chances haps accidents Occórrere corro corsi corso to happen to chance to ocurre to come to passe to beâ—ide to befall also to remember to come to minde to meete with to come in place Occorso happned chanced occurred come to passe befallen remembred Also an encounter a meeting an accident come to minde Occultare to hide to close to conceale to keepe secret to lurke to couer to hide cleane that nothing be seene Occulto Occultato in hugger mugger hid priuie that is not knowne very secret concealed close Occupare Ocupare to occupie to possesse to be seised of to busie to vse Also to get and take before another man to vsurpe from another to hold one busied and occupied Occupato Ocupato occupied possessed seized of busied vsed emploied let in busines entangled Also woon gotten and vsurped Occupatione Ocupatione occupation possession seisure necessarie busines the holding possessing or being seazed of a place Also a taking of a thing before as it were by way of preuention Occupatore Ocupatore an occupier a possessour a busier an vser a seyser an vsurper or possessour of another mans right or due Occeano Oceano the sea the ocean the maine deepe that compasseth the whole worlde Ocimo the herbe called garden basiill basill royall or basill gentle Ocio as Otio Ocioso as Otioso Ocra Ocria oker that painters vse Som take it for another kinde of blacke stone Oculare as Occhiare Also oculare or pertaining to the eies Also an eie witnes Ocularia the herbe eie-bright Oculatella as Sgrampho a crampe fish Oculato full of eies or holes quicke of sight hauing eies that is circumspect quick-seeing Oculato testimonio an eie witnes an assured testimonie Oculista an oculist one that professeth to know or cure the sores in eies Oculo an eie a sight a looke Vsed also for a yoong bud of a tree beginning to spread Od either or or else vsed before vowels Oda a kinde of verse or song called an ode Also let him heare Ode songs called odes Also he heareth Odéo a place like a theatre to represent plaies in Odema or Oedema a moist and waterish swelling thinne and without griefe consisting of a cold intemperature and flegmatike matter it is easily pressed downe with the finger and leaueth a dent and hollownes the member so affected retaining a white colour Odiare to hate to haue in abhomination to grudge to spite to repine at one to bedre ill will vnto Odiaria a cotidian ague Odiatore a hater a grudger a bearer of ill will a spiter or repiner at one Odio hatred hate rancor ill will grudge displeasure hatefull importunitie tediousnes Odioso hatefull odious that is hated displeasant hurtfull tedious yrkesome Odire odo udij odito to heare to listen to harken Odito hard listned harkned Also the sense of hearing Odontoide a round and long processe in fashion like a tooth rising from the middle of the second turning ioint of the necke Odorare to odore to giue a smell to perfume to smell to sent to sauour to yeeld a sent or sauour Also to perceiue or vnderstand or smel out a matter Odorato odored perfumed or giuen a sent vnto smelt sented sauoured yeelded a smell sent or sauour sweete sauourie smelling also the sense of smell or smelling Odoramento a smelling a senting a sauoring an odour Odore an odour a sent a smell a sauour Also perceiuing senting smelling Also doubt suspicion an inkling or feeling of a thing Odorifero as Odoroso Odoroso sauorie odoriferous smelling senting bringing spices and sweete sauoring things Oeconomia the guiding and ordring of things pertaining to houshold Oeconomico hee that doth order and gouerne a house Oeconómo he which hath the handling or gouernance of the goods of any honest or good house a house-keeper or master of a house Offa a kinde of tarte pudding pie or bag-pudding Also a morsell or gobbet of flesh or paste Offellaro a maker of wafers or bisket bread Offelle a kinde of wafers or bisket bread Offéndere fendo fesi feso to offend to trespasse to wrong to displease to hurt to do amisse to be lothsome vnto not to away with to discontent Offendeuole offensiue lothsome vnto one that doth offend Offenditore Offensore an offender a trespasser wronger displeaser or hurter Offensione Offesa an offence a crime a trespasse a displeasure a hurt a harme a losse Offensiuo offensiue hurtfull vnpleasing Offenduto Offeso offended trespassed wronged hurt annoied discontented Offerire fero fersi ferto to offer to profer to present Offerto offred proffered Offerta an offer an offring a proffer Offertorio an
a strainer Tamisare as Tamigiare Tamiscio as Tamigio Tamiso as Tamigio Tammuréllo Looke Crotalo Tamo a worme breeding in tallow the gentle or magot Tampano a kind of musicall instrument without strings Also a toole that stone cutters vse Tampóco as Tanpóco Tamussare as Tambussare Tana a den a caue a grot a cauerne a lurking hole Tanaceto the herbe Tansie whereof be two kinds Tanado a fish of a tawnie colour hauing an vnsauorie smell Tanagliare to torture to pinch to tanakle with toongs pincers or tanakles Tanaglie toongs pincers tanakles mullets Tanagliette little toongs mullets pincers or tanakles Tancia a kind of damaske worke vpon daggers and kniues Tanco a kind of beastly vnnaturall lust or occupying Tanè Taneto tawnie colour Tanfo a damp or lothsome smell Tangari poore bare base idle loitring begging or roguing fellowes Tángere tango tangei tangiuto to touch to feele to ioine neere to to rub to mooue to hit to mooue or grieue Tangibile that may be touched Tansa a blame an imputation a chiding Also a taxing a sessing or fining for any payment Tansare to chide to skould to brawle to raile to tant to nip to shent also to taxe to sesse to rate or fine any man to any payment or subsidie Tantaferata as Fagiolata Tantarare to swing in a halter Tantaro a swinging in a halter Tanti so many as many Tantillo as Tantino Tantino a verie little neuer so little a little little quantity Tanto so much as much as well as so much of so great value price or importance so deere or so much to be esteemed so great so many so worthie so noble c. Tanto che so that then in so much as Tantolino as Tantino Tanto maggiormente so much the more Tanto manco so much lesse so much the lesse Tanto meno as Tanto manco Tanto meglio so much the better Tanto o quanto but a little neuer so little Tanto péggio so much the worse Tanto piu so much the more Tanto quanto as much as euen as much Tanpoco much lesse as little neither nor so Tanto tempo so long as long so long time Tanto lontano so far as far Tanto apresso so neere as neere Tantosto soone anon by and by presently Tanza a kind of iron worke Tao a stone like a peacocke Tapelone as Vranoscopo Tapeto a carpet for a boord Tapezzare to hang or couer or dight with tapestrie Tapezzarie all maner of hangings or tapestrie worke Tapezziero a weauer or worker of tapestrie workes Also an vpholster Tapinare to wander to roame to roue to gad or goe vp and downe loytring beggingly or wretchedly to pine to linger to languish to draw to an end Tapinélli poore silly wandring or roaming beggers Tapino a poore wretched wandrer that goes vp and downe begging Tappe Looke Piriolo Tapsia an herbe yellow like gold to dye withall Tapula a law made for feasts Tara the tare waste or garbish of any marchandise or ware Tarabara higledi-pigledie helter-skelter cricket a wicket Tarabusi a kind of bird Some take it for the wood-pecker Tarabasso a fowle called a bittour Taraca a buckler a target a shield or a palueis Taracone as Taraca Also the hearbe Taragon or gardine Dragon Tarando a beast like a buffe with head and hornes like a stag of a red colour but will change himselfe into the colour of the thing that he toucheth or leaneth vnto Tarangola a bird in latine Phoeopus Tarantéllo the vttermost part of the belly which couereth all the entrailes Also a little eft or euet Taranto a greene-finch Tarántola a serpent called an eft or an euet some take it to be a flye whose sting is perillous and deadly and nothing but diuers sounds of musicke can cure the patient Also a fish so called Tarantato one that is bitten with Tarantole Tarantolato as Tarantato Tarare to abate the allowance which commonly is allowde vpon marchandise and ware betweene marchant and cheapman to tare Taragnuole a kind of rauenous bird Tara tantara the clang or sound of a trumpet Tarassacone the herbe sowthistle Tarantéllo a kind of salt fish Tarazzuoli a kind of ducke or mallard Tarchiare to compasse to enclose to compact or trusse vp togither Tarchiato well and strongly limd compact and well trussed vp togither Tarda a bustard Tardamento a delay a slowing a stay a demur a deferring a prolonging a taring a lingring Tardanza as Tardamento Tardare to delay to defer to slow to put off to demur to linger to tarrie to abide to let to stop to hinder or staie to make long a comming to keepe backe and withhold to be slow Tardetto somewhat slow late long idle lazie or tedious Tardi late verie late or slowly Tardigrado that goeth slow or that hath a slow pace Tardi-lóquio that draweth his speech in length Tardi pede that goeth slowly that halteth Tardità slownes latenes delay demur tediousnes slacknes hindring or delaying Tardo late slow tedious lazie idle dull lither slacke long in comming lingring hard witted thicke grosse Taréllo a kind of cheese or sweet cake Targa a target a shield a buckler a palueis Targare to arme or couer with a target a buckler or shield to shield Targhetta a litle buckler target or shield Targhettiere a targettier one that fights with target or buckler Targone a great shield target or buckler Tariffa arithmetike or casting of accounts Tarlare to eate or gnaw as wormes do old rotten wood to mothe-eate Tarlatura dust of old rotten wood good to skin yoong flesh about children Tarlino a bird called a kurlue Tarlo a worme that breedeth in old timber Also a mothe Tarloso full of wormes or worme eaten Tarma a mothe breeding in woollen cloths or worme breeding in timber a worme that eateth flesh a maggot Tarmare to mothe-eate or worme eate Tarmoso mothie full of mothes or wormes Taroccare to play at Tarócchi Also to play the froward gull or peeuish ninnie Tarócchi a kinde of playing cardes vsed in Italy called terrestriall triumphes Tarócco Looke Da tarócco Tarolare as Tarlare Tarólo as Tarlo Also a cunt-botch or winchester goose Tarpare to clip the wings of a birde that he may not flie to snatch to catch Tarsia a kind of painting in laying or setting in of small pieces of wood Iuorie horne or bone with prettie workes and diuers colours as in tables chesseboordes and such Tarsiamento as Tarsia Tarsiare to worke or lay in with prettie ioyning works as chesseboords and tables are Tarso the first part of the foote which immediatly succeeding the leg is answerable to the wrist of the hand Tartagio a stutter a stammerer a lisper a clipper of his language a masfler Tartagliare to stammer to stut to falter to lisp or clip ones speech to maffle Tartaglione a stutting stammering or lisping fellow a maffler Tártara a tarte a custard or a florentine Tartarée pórte the gates of hell Tartaréo of hell hellish terrible strong Tartareschi a kinde of antike fretted
name of dignitie a title prick or point vsed in writing Titubante stumbling reeling tripping staggring stutting stammering quiuering wauering Titubare to stumble to reele to trip to stagger in speaking or going to slut to stammer to falter to quiuer to tremble to wauer to misse to erre Titubatione a stumbling a reeling a tripping a staggring a flutting a stammering a faltring a quiuering a trembling a wauering c. Titulare as Titolare Titulatione as Titolatione Titulo as Titolo Tiuertino a kind of stone to build withall Also a kind of marble Tizzare to stir vp the fire to eg on to irritate to prouoke Tizzo a fire-brand Tizzonare as Tizzare Tizzone as Tizzo Tizzoniera a fire fork to stir vp the firebrands with Tlaguace a kinde of wilde beast that carrieth hir yoong ones in a pouch or bag vnder hir belly Tlasi a disease or brusing in a mans stones or cods Tlaspi the herbe called countrey mustard or raifort Tò take holde catch take to thee Also thine or thine owne as Tuo Also he taketh Toca a kinde of birde in India of the bignes of a rooke with a white breast and his bill gilt Tocca a touch or a touching Toccadiglio a game at tables like tick-tacke Toccadóro a kinde of tinsell of gold Toccare to touch to feele to appertaine to belong vnto to ioyne neere to to fall to ones lot to strike to smite to hit to mooue or grieue to rub Also to quip to taunt to take vp Also to write to speak or mention a thing Tocca auoi it toucheth it concerneth it belongeth to you it falles to your lot Toccare li tasti to touch the keyes or frets of any instrument to touch to the quick Toccarla mano to touch to feele or take by the hand to shake hands Toccar ' ad altri to belong to appertain or fall to others lot Toccar ' il polso to feele or touch ones pulse Toccare sul viuo to touch to the quick Toccata a touch a touching Toccato d' óro as Tocca d' oro Tocchetti a kinde of minced meate shread sliced or cut in collops or steakes Also a kinde of waight in Italie Tocco a touch a feeling Also touched felt Also striken smitten blasted inspired Also a piece a scrap a collop a slice or mammock a cob Also a venie at fence a hit Also a nod a beck a signe a glance Also a touch stone Also a childs play vsed in Italie Tocco di campana a knock a stroke a knell or peale or toule vpon the bels Toculare to touch to feele Tofo a kinde of sandie soft mouldring stone Toga a gowne a robe or long garment which garment the Romaines did alwayes weare in peace Togato gowned or hauing a gowne on Also that weareth a gowne Tógliere tólgo tólsi tólto to take to receiue to accept Also to take away Tógliere a fitto to take to farme to rent Tógliere il vanto to depriue another of glorie Also to take vpon to boast of Tógliere in iscambio to mistake one for another Tógliere a nuólo to hyre or take to hyre a ship or a horse Tógliere Passunto to take the charge or burthen vpon himselfe Togna a fishing rod. Also a flurt a slut a driggledraggle Tóla a boord a planke a table Toleone Tolleone an engine to draw vp water called a sweepe Tolerabile tolerable indifferent that may be endured or borne withall that may be suffered or abidden Tolerabilità a tolerablenes Toleranza toleration suffrance permission pacience enduring abiding Tolerare to suffer to endure to tolerate to permit to beare with to abide Also to nourish sustaine or maintaine himselfe Toleratione as Toleranza Tólle Tóle a waxen kernell or swelling in the iawes Tollenone an engine to drawe vp water that hath a great waight at the end as Toléone Tóllere as Tógliere Tolleta theft larcenie pilfring purloyning robbing Tolleto as Tolleta Tólto taken receiued accepted Looke Tógliere Tomacélla a kinde of meate made of the plucke giblets or purtenances or tripes of beastes but properly that meate which we call oliues of veale Also a kinde of hogs pudding Tomano a coine in Persia woorth about twentie crownes Tomara Tomaia the rande of a shooe Some haue taken it for the vpper leather Tomare to tumble to rumble to roule or fall downe Tomasélla as Tomacélla Tomba a tombe a graue a sepulcre or hollow darke place Tombare to entombe to burie or laie in a graue Tombolare to tumble or fall downe groueling Tombolo a tumbling tricke also a measure of corne about a bushell Tomicidenti the foreteeth Tómo a downefall a rumbling a tumbling a rouling or falling downe Also a tome or volumne of a booke where diuers workes of one author be deuided into sundry parts Tomolare as Tomare Tomolo as Tomo Also a kind of measure Tonaca a coate or a iacket or a sleeueles coate Also a petticote or kirtle Also a couer like a pill a rinde or a skin Also a kinde of gilli-flower Also a coat that couereth the eie whereof there be fower sorts the first Cornéa which is white resembleth horne the seconde Vuéa which is like a grape kernell the thirde Vitréa a which resembleth glasse the fourth Christallina which resembleth christall in cleerenes Tonante thundring rumbling roaring ratling sounding loude resounding shrill Vsed also for God Tonare to thunder to rattle to rumble to crackle to make a great sound or terrible noise to roare Also to tune an instrument or voice to accent to sounde Tonarione a certaine shalme with a sweete sound Tonda round or made round Tondare to rounde to circle to compasse to make round Also as Tondere Tondeggiare to round or make rounde Tóndere tondo tondei tonduto or toso to poule to notte to sheare to cut to pare round to clip to shaue to lop to top to crop to brouze to bite to nibble to reape to mowe Tondere moneta to clip monie Tónduto toso pouled notted shauen shorne cut pared clipped lopped topped cropped brouzed bitten nibled reaped mowed Tonditore a sheare◠a notter a pouler a barber a clipper a shauer he that clippeth or sheareth Tonditura a pouling a notting a clipping a shauing a rounding a cropping a lopping a shredding Tondino as Fondéllo Tondo rounde or mad round a round a circle a compas or a trencher a plate a little dish Also ones bum or arse also a grosse pate a shallow braine a loggarhead Also a fish with white and purple spots on his bellie Some haue taken it for a lumpe fish Tondo senza pelo a hearles rounde id est a yoong bum Tonega as Tonica Toneggiante thundring sounding rumbling Toneggiare to thunder to rumble to rattle Tonéllo any kinde of tun or barell Also a kinde of a fish Tonia a kind of flat fish Tonica a religious long garment a cassocke a frocke a coate or iacket as Tonaca Tonicare to gowne to put on a cassocke frocke or iacket Tonicella a body coate a waste-coate a
of which be diuers kinds as Verbascolo odorato the cow-slip Verbascolo albo the oxe-lip Verbascolo minore the primerose Verbena the herbe Veruein whereof be two kinds one called Verbena rétta or Verbena colombina vpright or straight Veruein the other Verbena supina base or flat Veruein It is also vsed for all kind of herbs and boughes pertayning to purging or making holie which were occupied in or about any religious ceremonies or were hanged about the altars to garnish them as the Mirtle the Oliue and the Lawrell Verbenario a herauld or embassador which did beare on his head a garland of Veruein when he was sent to the enimies Verberabile that may be or is worthie to be beaten Verberare to beate to punish to strike to batter to bit against 〈◊〉 the sâ—nne doth Verberatione a beating a dasâ—â—ng or battering Verberéo worthie of beating that deserueth to be swinged or 〈◊〉 Verbero a beating a stroke or a lâ—sh also a heate or striking of the sunne beames against somthing Verbesco wooll-blade touch herbe â—â—ngwoort bares-beard french 〈◊〉 or wooddi-mullein Verbi gratia as for example as a man would say Verbo a word a terme a quip a prouerbe Also a verbe one of the eight parts of speech Also a whole sentence or saying Also a litterall sence Verbosità much talking or speaking Verboso wordie full of words prouerbial a wrangler a iangler a pratler one that vseth many words Verbum caro the holy writ or gospell also taken for Christ or Messias Verdacchij certaine kinds of green plums so called in English Verdadéro as Veritiero Verde greene new yoong fresh lustie in prime liuely youthfull strong Also the greengrasse It hath also bin vsed of Petrarke for the finall end when he sayes Guinto al verde alluding to a candle which they were wont to paint greene at the big end as we should say in English burning in the socket almost consumed drawing to an end beginning to to faint decaying Verdeazzurro a kind of colour that painters vse Verdeggiante flourishing lustie youthfull greene verdent Verdecchio as Verdiccio Verdegiallo a yealowish greene Verdeggiare to flourish to be greene lustie or yoong Verdemontano a greene finche Verderame verdi-greese or greene coperasse Verdero a greene finch Verdiccio greenish or drawing to greene Verdiero a greene finch Verdone a kind of darke french greene Also a bird called a greene finch Verdugo a rapier a tucke or little sword Verdura greennes all maner of greene as grasse boughes or leaues Also youth or lustines Verecondia bashfulnes modestie shamefulnes demurenes Verecondo shamefull bashfull demure modest Verénde the priuie parts of man or woman Verettone as Vereto Vereto a kind of boult shaft or arrow Also a turning vice or skrue Verga a râ—d a verge a kind of measure like a yard a mans yard or priuy meÌ„ber Also a gimmall ring of gold or a plaine hoop ring also a waÌ„d a little stick a magistrates staffe a sergeants mace a royall scepter an officers verge a twig a sprig a braÌ„ch a scourge a whipping rod a carpenters ruler or squire Also the gnow-man or needle or index of a dyall a painters pensell a scriueners ruler Also a ledge a sowe an ingot a plate a wedge or gad of any mettall Verga di pastore fullers thistle or teazell Verga auréa the hearbe called golden rodde Vergare to rule to wright to folde to plaite to ingraue to draw to limne to paint to stripe to drawe lines Also to whip to scourge with a rod. also to work any wouen stuffe with striped worke as canuasse is Vergate stripes or lashes giuen with a rodde Vergato Looke Vergare Also that hath rod or long and slender raies or strikes in it like rods Also made of twigs Also laced or laide ouer as a garment with stripes or rayes of golde or any thing else Vergellato hogs grease clarified or purified Also a kind of fish Vergélle little rods braunches or vnder wood Verghe the plurall of Verga Also as Vergate Vergheggiare as Vergare Verghetta a small or litle Verga a plate ledge or ingot of mettall Verghezzino a wooll-winder or dresser of wooll Vergie Looke Verze Vergieto an orcharde full of trees and fruit Verginale maiden-like virgin-like pertayning to a virgin or maiden Vergine a virgin a maide an vndefiled damzell Also a kind of tormenting iron to torture men with Also one of the twelue signes in heauen Verginélla a yoong prettie virgin or maiden Verginéo as Verginale Verginità virginitie puritie or maiden-head chastitie pussilage Vergiótti as Verzótti Vergogna shame reproch infamie dishonor disparagement Also bashfulnes modestie blushing shamefastnes or demurenes Vergolato wrought or women with stripes as striped canuasse is Vergole the stripes that are women in any canuasse Also a kind of little bote vsed heretofore in Venice Vergognare to shame or be ashamed Vergognarsi to be ashamed or bashfull Vergogne the priuie parts of man or woman Vergognose Parti vergognose the priuities of any creature Vergognoso shamefull shamefast bashfull modest demure Vergotta nothing any thing Veridico a true sayer a truth teller a soothsaier that sayeth or telleth truth Verificare to verifie to aâ—er to approoue to prooue any thing true Verificatione a verifying an approouing an auerring a proouing of a thing true Verilóquio the true exposition of a word an ethimologie or right meaning of a word a true tale speech or report Verisimile likely like the truth possible credible like or likely to be true Verisimilmente likely possibly according to truth Verisimilitudine likely-hood possibilitie a semblance of truth Verità truth veritie sooth verie deed simple sooth Veritiero a truth teller a soothsayer Vérme Vermo any kind of worme Also a disease in a horse called the bots Vermena a rod a sprig a twig a wand a branch a graffe a set a plant an impe a syen Also the herbe called veruein looke Verbena Vermicata a ring worme or tetter Vermicélli all maner of little wormes or vermin Also a kind of small cut paste meate they vse in Italy to make pottage with thâ—â— put grated cheefe in them as Tagliarini Vermiculare to be full of verâ—iâ—e or wormes Also as Vermigliare Also to make checker worke or other like with small pieces coloured as in tables boards or pauements Vermiculatione worme eating or breeding of wormes in fruite or trees Vermiculato wrought with checker work or with small pieces of diuers colours representing sundrie pictures as we see in tables or counters in-laid work Vermigliare to creepe and crawle as all sorts of wormes do to run thicke and threefold as câ—â—â—ets do Vermiglio red or vermillion colour Also a kind of silke worme Vermina as Vermena Verminacola holy-herbe pigeons grasse or Iunoes teares Verminare to haue a wringing in the belly to haue bread or voide wormes Verminatione a desease with wormes properly in cattle Also a vehement ache or wringing of the guts as if they were gnawne with wormes Vermini any kind of little wormes
spend-thrift Perdonanza pardon forgiuenes remission Perdonare to pardon to forgiue to remit any fault or payment Perdonde whence whereby Perdono pardon forgiuenes a pardon Also by guift a remission of any fault Perdúcere Perdurre as Condurre Perduto Looke Pérdere Pere the fruite peares Also he perisheth Pere sementine a kinde of stone hard choke-peare so called Peredi too great or a rauenous desire to eate Peregrinaggio as Pellegrinaggio Peregrinante as Pellegrino Peregrinare as Pellegrinare Peregrinatione as Pellegrinatione Peregrinità as Pellegrinità Peregrino Peregrinatore as Pellegrino Peremptalia among Augures were those lightnings which did vtterly destroie and put away the significations of other lightnings and tokens preceding Peremptorio peremptorie sodaine rash hitting to death without heede or care deadly killing without peraduenture Peremptório editto a peremptorie warning giuen to him that maketh default in appearance after which he shall neuer haue any day giuen him but the iudge shall proceede to the determination of the matter Perenne perpetuall aie-during euerlasting endles neuer-ceasing continuall alwaies running as riuers do hauing a continuall course and that is neuer drie Perennia a certaine ceremonie obserued of diuiners and Augures Perennità continuance long-lasting euerduring perpetualnes Perentrare to enter in readie to enter Per entro within inward Per entro via within inwarde Peretro a kinde of venemous herbe Perfettare to perfect to finish to accomplish to performe or bring to an absolute and perfect end Perfettionare as Perfettare Perfettione perfection absolutenes a full dispatching and atchieuing of a matter Perfetto perfect very good finished compleate absolute performed atchieued ended made vp accomplished Perfidia trecherie disloyaltie treason vnfaithfulnes falsehood against promise and trust discredite vntruth false dealing Perfidiare to become or plaie the trecherous or disloyall to betraie to be false of truth trust and promise to be vnfaithfull to practise all maner of trecherie and disloyaltie Pérfido Perfidióso perfidious trecherous disloyall traytrous false vntrue vnfaithfull deceitfull craftie false of promise dooing against the trust committed to him Per fin a tanto as Perfinche Perfinche vntill that vntill such time as Perfino vntill vntill such time so far as Perfitone a diuination when the diuell speakes in another man Perforare to boar to make a hole or pierce through to thrust into Perfoliata Perfogliata the herbe thorow-waxe or thorow-leafe Perfóndere fondo fondei fonduto or fuso to powre out on euery part to sprinkle to flowe to powre or wash all ouer Perforata the herbe saint Iohns woort Perfuga a run-away he that forsaketh his owne captaine and runneth to the enimie Perfugio a place whereunto one runneth for succour a place of refuge or shelter any thing whereby a man may be succoured Also an excuse an euasion or a starting hole Perfumare to perfume Perfumiere a perfumer Perfumo perfume or sweete sent Pergamena Pergamina parchment vellame or sheepes dride skin Pérgamo a pulpit or chaire for a preacher Pérgere to go proceed continue or tell on Pergiuramenti periurings for swearings a breaking of ones oath or swearing Pergiurare to periure to forsweare to sweare vntruly and falsely to breake an oath Pergiúro periured forsworne also a forsworne knaue false of his word Pérgola an arbour made in gardens or a boure of vines or other boughes anie kind of close walke couered with leaues or boughes Pergolare to reduce into arboures or shadie couered places Pergolato as Pergolo Pergoletta a little arbor boure or shadie place Pergoletto a little pulpet in a church Pérgolo as Pergamo as Pergola Pericardio the membrane or thinne skin inuoluing the whole hart like a case or casket Pericarpio a kind of rootes round like to onions Periclitare to hazard to ieopard to endanger to venter to put in perill Pericolare as Periclitare Pericolo Periclo perill danger hazard venter ieopardie harme mischiefe Pericoloso perilous dangerous hazardous full of danger and perill Pericranio the hairie scalpe or skin couering and compassing all the scull Periermenia a certaine figure in speech Periesi as Perisci Periergia curiositie Periergo curious Perigéo that point of the heauen wherein the sunne or other planet is neerest to the center of the earth Periglio as Pericolo Periglioso as Pericoloso Periféria as Periphéria Perifrasi a circumlocution one worde expressed by many Peril che wherefore whereupon Peril passato heeretofore in times past Perileuco a precious stone hauing a white thred going downe from the very mouth to the roote Perinanzi hereafter in time to come Perinéo a line like a seame parting the wrinkled skin of the cods in the midst and reaching to the fundament of some taken for the fundament and of other some for the part betweene the rising of the yard and the fundament Perineunomia an inflammation or impostume of the lungs with shortnes of breath and rednes of the cheekes Perioca Periocha a briefe argument containing the summe of a whole matter or discourse Periodichi those diseases that are not continuall or else that goeth and commeth by course or fits Periodo a period an ende a conclusion a perfect sence Also the last date a stint a course a perfect sentence falling in ful compasse and measure that terme of time wherein any thing is finished an ende Periostio a little thinne skin immediatelie enwrapping the bones of any bodie by reason of which skin and not of their owne nature the bones are supposed to feele Peripatétici a sect of walking philosophers whereof Aristotle was chiefe Peripheria a circumference a carying or going about the crooked line wherewith a circle is bounded and compassed in Perire Pero or Perisco perij perito to perish to come to naught to be lost to be consumed to die to wither to miscarie to be cast away to be vtterly vndone or to be past all hope to consume away to be bankcrupt to come to decay Periscij those that haue their shadowes cast rounde about them as they haue that dwel in the colde zâ—â—es for to them the sunne after it is once risen goeth round about their Horizon and so casteth the shadowes round som call them the people that dwell in one selfe paralell how distant soeuer east or west Perissologia superfluous speaking Peristerio the herbe verueine Peritarsi to grow expert Also to be offended with Peritia cunning skilfulnes experience knowledge Perito perished come to naught Also expert wise skilfull learned cunning in a science Looke Perire Peritóneo the inner rinde of the bellie ioining to the caule couering all the intrailes Peritoso expert skillfull Perizoma a trusse worne about the priuie parts or couer for them Perla a gem a pearle Also for the by the thorough the. Perlare to impearle to adorne with pearles Perlaro a tree that beares a fruit like a cherrie called the lote or nettle tree Perle pearles iewels gems Also for the by the through the. Perlecébra a thing that presently draweth a man to fauour it a maruellous allurement or inticement Perlenga a flurt or toy
or trifle or nothing Perlette little small seede pearles Permanére mango mannei manuto to abide to remaine to tarrie to continue or stay till the end Permanuto abided remained tarried continued Permanente permanent remaining constant abiding Permanenza continuance permanencie constancie Per mè as Per mezzo Also for the best Also for me Perméttere metto misi messo to permit to suffer to allow to tolerate to let to graunt to licence or pardon to beare with to giue commission power or authoritie Permesso permitted suffered allowed tolerated let graunted licenced pardoned borne with giuen commission power or authoritie Permetténte permitting suffering tolerating granting bearing with licencing giuing commission or authoritie Permezzo ouer against by meanes by way through through the midst Perminenza preheminence prerogatiue Permissione permission toleration sufferance Permissiuo tolerable that may be permitted Per molti modi manie waies by manie waies or meanes Permutare to change to shift to alter to transmute to barter or exchange one thing for another Permutatione a permutation a change an alteration a shifting a bartring an exchange of one thing for another Permutanza as Permutatione Perna a shell fish called a nakre or a narre Perne the fins of fishes Pernice a partridge Pernicie perniciousnes mischiefe wickednes death hurt danger destruction corruption vndoing Pernicioso pernicious wicked deadly hurtfull mischieuous mortall bringing death or destruction dangerous noysome Pernicità swiftnes quicknes nimblenes Perniconi great olde partridges or stagers Perniente for nothing by no meanes Pernione a kibe on the heele or a chilblane on the hands Perno a peg or a pin of wood a carpenters swallow tale the axel tree of a cart a stalke of an apple or a peare Legata a perno is a ioint in the port or vpset of a bit hauing a pin thorough it wherewith the players in the midst do hang. Pernocchia a kinde of crabbe or creuis fish Also as Perna Pernottare to tarrie or lodge all night to watch to staie or walke all the night to passe the night in Péro a peare tree Also the fruit thereof Però therefore whereupon then Péro a cappione the mouth of a bit set with peares hauing a port Però che bicause that for so much as Peródi meno neuerthelesse notwithstanding Péro ghiacciolo a kind of peare red on one side Péro moscatelleo a muskadine peare Péro tardio a late or lateward peare Péro zoccolo a kind of long peare Perolo a little button or tassell of wooll on the top and middle of a knit cap. Peroratione the last part of an oration which most mooues the hearer Perona a kind of herbe Perone such high shoes as clownes vse to weare Perosarasa a kind of rough ray or thornbacke Perpéndere pendo pendei penduto to consider diligently or examine exactly Perpendiculare perpendicular directly downe right Perpendiculo a plum line such as carpenters vse a plum rule with a piece of lead in the end Pérpero rude foolish vaine rough froward wrongfull Also a kinde of coine Perpensa the herbe Cabaret or Hazlewoort Perpetrare to do make finish or atchieue Perpetuale perpetuall aye-during continuall euerlasting endles neuer ceasing Perpetuare to perpetuate or continue a thing or any course without ceasing Perpetuità perpetuitie euerlastingnes continuance fulnes perfectnes eternitie endlesnes a continuance without breaking interruption or stopping immortalitie that shall neuer faile decay or come to naught Perpétuo perpetuall euer-during aye-lasting continuall eternall euerlasting constant that shall alwaies and euer indure immortall Also whole continued all of one piece not in portions or deuided Perpetuo cárcere the whole world Also perpetuall prison Perplessamente perplexedly ambiguously doubtfully intricately obscurely vncertainlie Perplessare to perplexe to grieue or vexe in mind to intangle so togither that the meaning is not perceiued to speake ambiguously and words of a double meaning Perplessione perplexion trouble or griefe of mind doubtfulnes an ambiguitie or intricatenes of wordes that shall leaue a perturbation or perplexion in the minde Perplesso perplexed troubled grieued doubtfull intangled twisted togither intricate hard to be loosed perplex ambiguous Per poco for a little verie neare within a little Per qualche luogo in some place some where or some way Per questo for this by this through this Perrompere rompo ruppi rotto to breake asunder and in the midst to breake or splint or riue or shiuer in pieces violently to breake or enter in by force to breake through violently Persa the herbe Margerome Also lost of Pérdere Persecutare to persecute to prosecute to pursue to follow Persecutione persecution prosecution pursuite processe following on Persecutore a persecutor a prosecutor a pursiuant a follower Perscriuere scriuo scrissi scritto to write through or to an end Persega a fish called a pearch Perseguitare as Persecutare Perseguire guisco guito as Persequire Perseo a kind of strange tree like a peare tree alwaies greene and loaden with fruit good for the stomacke Persequitare as Persecutare Persequire quisco quito as Persecutare but properly to pursue to hunt to continue in that mind or worke one began to follow on to fulfill to accomplish to persecute to reuenge Perseuerare to perseuere to continue to remaine stedfast to abide to stand stedfastly or stoutly in one minde and opinion Perseuerante perseuering constant stedfast and stoute in one opinion and minde Perseueranza perseuerance constancie stedfastnes continuance a stoutnes or stable abiding in a thing reasonable Persicaria the herbe arsesmart Persico a peach tree the fruit called a peach Also peach colour Persi fiori peach flowres Persichino a peach colour Persillo a vessell wherein was the oyntment with which Remus had his arme annointed Persistere sisto sistei sistuto to persist to continue to abide or stand stoutlie to the end to hold out Perso lost forlorne Also a darke broune black mourning colour Some take it to be properlie the colour of dead marierom for Persa is marierom Some haue vsed it for peach colour Persolata a kinde of herbe that beareth burres Persona a person a personage of man or woman a bodie a wight It is defined of some to be the qualitie or state wherby one man differeth from another Also a false face as a vizard or masking face an image an appearance also a charge or office a maiestie Also a part in a play Persona di male affare a naughtie wicked bodie Personaggio a personage as Persona Personale personall in person of or pertaining to a person Personare to personate to acte to imitate any person to acte or play a part in a play to counterfaite another person Personcina a little bodie or person Per sorte by chance by hap casuallie Perspettiuo perspectiue Also a professor of the perspectiues Perspicace sharp quick wittie wise warie prouident foreseeing forecasting perspicuous quick of fight of vnderstanding and perceiuing of a thing quick-witted quick of iudgement hauing a good insight into a thing Perspicacia as