goes on crutchets Also a croke a snap a creaking or clicking Also a snaphance of a piece Also some part about a mans nose Crocciare to vex to fret to be moodie to be wrathfull to anger Also to clocke as a hen doth that hath yoong chickens Crocciata as Crociata Croccicchiare to crutch or go on crutchets Croccicchiero a crutchet-Fryer or one going on crutchets Also a crutching fellow Croccicchio a crutch a crutchet Croccie crutchets Crocciette haycocks or such heapes Also little crosses or crutchets Also croslets Also a Bishops crosier Crocciola the handle or hold of a sieth Also a silke winders reele or rise Also a pearch or a stocke to remooue and set hawkes vpon Crocciolare to croke or crie as a crow or a rauen Also to knead paste Crocciole crutchets that lame men vse to go with Crocco as Crocchio Croce a crosse a torment Croceare to crosse to marke with a crosse Crocefiggere as Crocifiggere Crocefisso as Crocifisso Crocéo a saffron colour Croceola a kinde of weede growing amongst corne Also a little crosse Crocette croslets Also as Crocchiette Also a kinde of sling to shoote stones with Crocheggiare to strout it and put out the necke as a turkie-cocke doth being angrie to strut or rouze vp Crociata a crusado Also a crosse-way Also the herbe crossewort or golden mugwet Also a kinde of torture or torment Crocietta a little crosse or croslet in armorie Also a crutchet or a crotchet CrocÃfero a bearer of the crosse Also a knight of any order of the crosse Crocifiggere figgo fissi fislo to crucifie or martyre or torture Crocifissione a crucifying or torturing Crocifisso a crucifixe Also crucified Crocifissore a crucifier Crocigeri crutchet friers Crociola a hawkes pearch or little stock to set a hawke vpon Crocióli cruses or little melting pots for goldsmithes Crocitante croaking as a rauen or cackling as a hen Crocitare to croke like a rauen Also to cackle as a hen Cróco saffron or the flower of saffron Crocodillo a Crocodrill or Crocodile which onely stirres his vpper iawe or chap. Also an herbe that touching any bodies nose with it it will presently gush out with bloud Crocoton a kinde of garment of the colour of saffron Crocuta a beast gotten betweene a Lionesse and a Hiena hauing his row of teeth of one piece alone Crogioli as Crocioli Crogliare to cry and chafe as a turkie cock when he is angrie Croglio the anger or fretting of a beast as of a turkie cock when he is angrie Croiare to waxe hard to harden to bake or make in crust to speake in the throat Croio foule fat greasie gulchie Also harsh speaking in the throte Crollare to shake to tosse to tremble to wag to tot or totter Crollare il pero to shake a peare tree but taken to tickle a womans roundlie Crollatura a shaking a wagging a tossing Crollo a shaking a fall a tossing a totting Croma a burning iron Also pleasant and delightsome musike with descant faining or quauering Cromatica musica musicke deuided by halfe notes Cromatico one whose colour is tanned in the sunne or one who neuer blusheth Crome a crotchet in musike that is the fourth part of a note Cromi a kinde of fish Crónaca as Cronica Crónica a chronickle a note of acts done with the time expressed Croniche a kinde of lingring feuer or ague in a horse Cronica nascer della stelle the arising of any starre in the day time Cronista Cronichista a Chronicler Cropa a rump of a bird Cropiera a crupper of a horse Also a dock for a horse Croppa a crupper Crosata as Crociata Croscere Croscuito as Crosciare Croscia di acqua a storme a gale a berrie or flaw of winder a tempest or blustring of many stormes together bringing water Also a sodaine showre Crosciare as Crollare but properly the clashing or clattering or falling of haile and raine with violence vpon the tiles of a house Also to crush Crosolo a goldsmiths melting pot or cruse Crosserone a robin redbrest Crosta a crust Also a scurfe or skab Also vsed for ice Crostacei pesci as Crostarei Crostame chippings or crusts Crostare to crust to scurffe to grow hard Crostaréi pesci rugged hard stonie shell fishes Crostata a kinde of daintie pye chewet or such paste meate Croste crusts or parings Crostelli as Crostata Crostuta the paring or pilling of a mans skinne away Crótalo a musicall instrument made like a great ring of brasse and beaten with an iron rod maketh a sweete harmonie Also a childs rattle or bell Also a cimball a gingling rattle or clapper Crotesca a kinde of antique worke in any thing Also fretted or carued worke Crucciare to vexe to anger to fret or moue to wrath to molest to torment to torture to rack Croto a bird like a Swanne with a bag vnder his chin braying like an asse Cruccicchiero as Croccicchiero Cruccio as Corroccio Crucciolo as Crosolo Cruccicchio a crutchet Also a crosse way Cruccioso as Corroccioso Cruciata an herbe growing on mountaines Also as Crociata Crucifero as Crocifero Crucifisso as Crocifisso Crudele cruell fell moodie fierce or vngentle Crudelire lisco lito to waxe cruell or fell Crudeleggiare as Crudelire Crudeltà Crudelità crueltie Crudezza rawnes cruditie Crudità rawnes cruditie Crudo raw crude Also fell moodie cruell surly Cruénte bloodie moodie fell cruell bloodie minded blood thirstie Cruentoso as Cruente Cruità rawnes of a wound and blood comming out Cruna the eye of a needle Cruore blacke gaore-blood Crusca bran of flower Cruscata a thing made of bran Also as Fagiolata Crustacei as Crostarei Crustula a pancake a fritter Also a little crust Cuba a coope or pen to keepe poultrie in Also a bed a couch or horselitter Cubaita a kinde of sweete cake or marchpane Cubare to lie downe to lie in childbed Cubebe the fruit of an herbe that apothecaries sell called Cubebs Cubia a slip or lesh for a dog Also the couples for spaniels Cubiare to couple vp hounds or dogs Cubiculario a chamberlaine a chamber or bedfellow Cubiculo a chamber Cubile a bed a couch a nest or a den Cubitale a fore-sleeue for the arme no further then the elbow Also a cushion for ones elbow Cubito a cubit or an elbowt Also from the elbow to the ende of the middle finger Also a measure of a foote and a half or foure and twentie inches Cubo a cube or figure fower square like a die Cucagna the epicures or gluttons home the land of all delights so taken in mockerie Cucca a babie a foolish toy or trifle Cuccaia a cuckoes nest hole or roost Cucchi monie in gibbrish or rogues language Cucchiaruoli da montagna a kinde of countrie meate Cucchiaio Cucchiaro a spoone Also a ladle Cucchino a knaue a varlet a lout a wag Cucchio a kinde of small money Cuccia a kinde of ioyners fretted worke it is also a couch or trundlebed vsed also for an ape a pug or monkie Also a
buntings Calandrino a Goldfinch Also taken for a gull a ninnie or simple fellow Calappiare to take by deceit in a trap or cage as fishes and birds are Calappio a basket a pannier a cage of twigs a trap a fishing cage with a narrow mouth Calare to diminish to fall to stoupe to descend to strike sailes to abate to fall as the tide to wane as the moone to abate or bate in price to descend a paire of staires to stoupe from aloft to come downe from on high to vaile bonet to stoupe to a lure as a hauke to welke Calata a falling note Also a fit of mirth Also a trap dore a descending Calatabelletta as Cacasotto Calatide a kinde of tree Calatura as Calo. Calaurita the north pole Vrsa maior Calaurone a hornet a beetle Calca a crowde a presse a throng a thrust Also as Calta Calcagnare to dodge to cog to wrangle to cauill to streeke with ouerheeles Calcagnaria dodging wrangling a cauelling Calcagno a heele of a man Calcagnolo a terme of founders and is some part of a piece of ordinance Calcára a lime-kill Calcare to crowde to presse to throng to thrust to stamp to tread to kicke Calcarello a lime-maker Calcatoio a stick to ram the powder into a cannon a rammer Calcatrippa Star-thistle or Saint Barnabaes thistle Calce a kicke a blow with the foote a wincing blow Also a vanplate the iron about a tilting-staffe neere the hand Also the big end of a launce or staffe Also hosen breeches slâ—ps stockings Also lyme Also the heelebone of a mans leg Calcecumia as Calcimia Calce vergine vnslaked lyme Calcedonio a precious stone called a chalcidonie Calcese the neather part of the mast of a ship Calcestre any stone good to build or make lyme withall Calcette hosen or neather stockings or shinners Calcetti linnen socks by a metaphore a narrow passage pinch or straight Calchi rogues crosbiters vprightmen vagabonds Calcia any kinde of hose Calciamento any kinde of hosing or shooing Calciante befitting meete-for agreeing with squaring in proportion fit Calciapiade a shooinghorne Calciare to put on hosen or shoes Also to fit to agree or square in proportion Also hosen or shoes Calciaio a shoomaker Also a hosier Calciatoio a shooing horne Calciette as Calcette Calcidonio as Calcedonio Calcie hosen Also taken for shoes Calcifraga the weede or hearbe called Sampeere growing vpon rocks by the sea side Calcimia a word vsed of alchimists for calcination Also a kinde or part of alchimie or transmutation Calcina lyme Also loame or mortar Calcinaccio all manner of rubbish of broken walles the rugged or stonie mute of a hauke Also a tanners fat or pit Also a lyme-pit Calcinare to calcinate to morter to loame to lyme to glase earthen pots within Calcinato calcinated mortred loamed glased Also as Calcinaccio Calcinatione a calcination or a mortering Calcinatoio a lyme-kill Calcinetti a kinde of little fish Some take it for a shell fish Calcio a kick a yerke a wincing blow with ones foote Also lyme Calcioni great breeches hosen slops Also boote-hosen Calcite the stone whereof brasse is tride Also red vitrioll Also a kinde of fish Calcitrante kicking yarking wincing stubborne froward Calcitrare to kick to wince to yarke to spurne to sling to be stubborne Calco a dresser or dressing-boord in a kitchin Also a Sewer or Vsher of a hall Calcofano a kinde of blackish stone Calcole the tredles of a weauer Also knobs or cornes in ones hands or feete Calcosa a presse a throng or croud of people a common high troden way Calculare to calculate to count to number to reckon Calculo a calculation a computation Calda a heating a flaming a skalding Also hot proude lecherous or salt as a bitch Caldacci soultrie filthie faint burning skalding heates Caldaia Caldara a caudron a kettle a bruers leade or vat Caldaio Caldaro as Caldaia Caldaraio a brasier a tinker a kettle-maker Caldarello a little heate or warmth a little kettle Caldarino Caldaruolo a little kettle or posnet Caldarone a great caudron Calderugio the bird goldfinch Caldezza heate warmth earnestnes violence Caldéi the Chaldeans but it is taken for hot and violent people Caldicciuolo a little temperate heate or warmth Caldo hot warme earnest violent also warmth or heate Cále he careth for or taketh care Caléa as Solatro Also dogs grasse Calefare Calefacere to warme to heate to chafe Caleffare to mock to skoffe to iest to flout to dallie Calefattar le naui to calkeships Caleffo a plaie a iest a dalliance a flout a mock a skoffe Calegaio a cord-wainer a shoomaker Calére caglio calsi caluto to care to take care or thought for Calendario an Almanacke a kalender Also a booke of accounts Calende the Calends or first day of the moneth Calene a kind of harpies Calenzuolo a kind of little singing bird Caleselle foolish mimik apish iugling trickes Also a kinde of paste meate so called Calia as Boccata Calice a chalice or a cup. Calicia an herbe which cast into any water it will make it freese Calidita heat or warmth Cálido hot or warme in operation Calidónia a kinde of stone or earth that chiâ—â—ickâ— vse Caligare to darken to obscure to bâ—sâ—t to besmoulder to 〈◊〉 or make mistie duskie glomie suttie darke pitchie or smouldring Caligáro a cord-â—aiâ—â— or shoomaker CalÃgere as Caligare Caliginare as Caligare CalÃgine the sut or smouldring of a chiâ—ney darknes miste or duskishnes Caligo as Caligine Caligoso a tree that euerie morning is so full of fog and mist that it distils so much water that the people and cattell of manie countries in India haue no other water to drinke Calimana a kinde of Apple in Italie Calisoni a kinde of comfets so called Calistefano a kinde of wild Oliue tree Calliuola a narrow little pathe way or causey Calle Callaia a causey a pathe a high way a narrow lane a beaten wait or trode A habite or custome that a man cannot leaue A braunie flesh or corne growing in mens hands or feete Callionimo a fish whose gall healeth scars of wounds Callire callo callito to grow hard or brawnie as a corne Callitrico a kinde of Ape in AEthiopia Callo as Calle Also the fastning of an Oyster shell Calloso brawnie hard knobbie with labour full of cornes hauing a thicke skin Callosità hardnes brawâ—â—es Callostro butter-milke the ill milke of a womans breast sowre curded milke Callostro the shrub we call Priuet or Prime printe Calma a calme or faire weather Also calme or quiet Also a branch a twig a sprig a graft a sienâ— a set a plant Calmare to graffe to engraffe to calme Calmazza a kinde of Peasant-powte Some take it for a Bustard Calmei such as speak the rogues language or pedlars French Calmo calme quiet peaceable milde or flexible and gentle also as Calma Calmone the roguish language pedlers French or gibrish Calo the diminishing losse abatement or defalking of any thing Calónica Calónaca the chiefe chappell
or woonder at to be or haue one in great admiration Stupetatto wondred or gazed at with wonderment astonished dismaide amazed abashed that hath lost his strength Looke Stupefare Stupefattione astonishment amazement or wonderment Stupéndo wondrous admirable maruellous working admiration Stupidire disco dito as Stupefare Stupidità stupiditie astonishment amazement dullnes or priuation of the sences sodaine priuation or lacke of sence or feeling benumming astoniednes dulnes or a trouble of the minde vpon a sodaine feare not perceiuing what is done vnsensiblenes Stúpido foolish sencelesse fearefull amazed astonished dull or benummed in fences dismaide abashed that fooleth nothing that lacketh his sences Strupiare Strupio Looke Stuprare Stupire as Stupefare Stupito as Stupefatto Stuporatione as Stupidità Stupore as Stupidità Stuprare to rape to deflowre or rauish a virgin Also to commit adultrie or rape Stupratore an adulterer a rauisher of women a deflowrer Stupro rape rauishment adultrie shame reproch whoredome deflowring a virgin Stuproso corrupt naught whorish adulterous giuen to aduoutrie or whooring Sturare to open to vent or vnstop Sturbare to trouble to vexe to molest to disturbe Sturbo Sturbamento a trouble a vexation a disturbance Sturione the fish called Sturgeon Sturno as Storno Sturzo an estridge bird Stutare to do out or extinguish Stuua as Stufa Stuuare as Stufare Stuuaiuolo as Stufaiuolo Stuzzicamenti prouocations ticklings Stuzzicare to play fumble grope touch or dalliâ— withall wantonlie to tickle to prouoke to entice to allure or egge on Stuzzicatore a fumbler a groper a dallier a tickler a prouoker c. Stuzzico a fumbling a groping a wanton dalliance a tickling a prouoking an enticement a setting on Su vp vpward ouer vpon Also an aduerb of encouragement on vp away go to to it Su via away on go to forward vp and away an aduerb of encouragement Sua hirs hir owne his his owne Suada the gods of eloquence or delectable speech Suadéla perswasion faire speech Suadére suado suasi suaso to counsell to perswade to intreate with faire words to endeuour with reason to induce oâ—e to our opinion to exhort to mooue Sualiata gallant faire deckt trim garish Sualigiare to rob to rifle to strip to frip or vncace by the high way Sualisciare as Sualigiare Suampare as Vampare Suangelizzare as Euangelizzare Suanimento a vanishing out of sight Suanire nisco nito to vanish out of sight to fade away to droope or faint Suanito vanished away faded away Also wine that hath lost his strength drink that is flat or dead drooped or fainted Suantaggio disaduantage ods Suaporare as Euaporare Suariare as Zauariare Suarione as Zauarione Suaro a kind of sea fish called in Latine Lacertus Suasibile perswadable that may be perswaded Suasione exhortation motion perswasion counselling Suaso counselled perswaded intreated with faire words induced to our opinion mooued exhorted Also a kinde of whitish pale colour that painters vse Some take it for a kind of sad graie Suasore an exhorter a perswader an inducer a counseller Suasótio of or belonging to exhorting perswading or counselling Suasório disswasiue perswasiue moouing alluring Suaue as Soaue Suauità as Soauità Suazzo a fish called a Terbut Subalternare to succeed in order or by turne Subaltérno succeeding in due order and by turne Subato Subatione the appetite or stirring to generation in swine the grunting of the sowe for the bore Subatrice a woman giuen to leacherie or longing for it Subbentrare to enter vnder Subbia a shoomakers awle Subbiare to whistle also to pricke with an awle Subbio a whistle also the roule whereon the weauer rouleth vp his web or worke called a yarne-beame Subbiolare to roule vpon a role as a weauer doth his worke Subbiolo a little whistle a little weauers roule Subbisso a bottomlesse pit or gulfe as it were Sotto abisso Subbolire as Sobbolire Subdiuidere vido visi viso to subdeuide Subdiuisione a subdiuision Sube a kind of birde which is said to break the eagles egs if he can possible come to them Súbero the light wood called corke Subet the name of a disease in a horse Subia as Subbia Subiare as Subbiare Subio as Subbio Subietto as Suggetto or Soggetto Subillare by meere importunity and earnestnes to intreat and obtaine a suite of any man as it were against his will Subire bisco bito to grunt as the sowe doth longing for the bore to do his kind to long or lust beastly Subissare as Precipitare Subitamente suddenly on a sudden quickly hastily vnlooked for Subitana sodaine Morte subitana sodaine death Subitezza sodainenes speede hastines Subito sodaine quick nimble hastilie sodainelie vnlooked for Subitoche so soone as presently vpon Sublimare to raise to set on high to aduance to extoll to preferre to celebrate Also as chimikes say to sublimate Sublimato high raised aduanced preferred extolled that is aboue vs loftie haughtie celebrated as Solimato sublimated Sublimatione a sublimation a subliming Sublime as Sublimato high that is aboue vs aloft loftie haughtie Sublimità height aduancement preferment the top or tipe of any thing highnes Subluogare to place to lay to settle or dispose vnder-hand or vnderneath Subluuie filth or ordure Also a disease in cattell betweene the clawes of the feete Subornare to suborne to entice to allure or misleade to euill or to beare false witnes to send one priuilie and instruct him to do or say a thing to the end to deceiue Subornatione a subornation or misleading Subornatore a suborner a misleader an enticer a seducer to some euill Subsistentia the subsistence or bottome Also an appointment SubsÃstere sisto stei sturo to subsist to abide to remaine to stand still not to giue place or recoyle to resist to withstand Also to substitute or appoint in the roome of another Subsistuto subsisted Also a substitute Also substituted or appointed for another Subsolano the easterlie wynde an East wynde Subueare to lurke or sneake in some hole Succedáneo that succeedeth or commeth in place of another Succédere cédo céssi césso or ceduto to succeede to follow to inherit to come to passe to ensue to come in the place of another to go well forward to haue good successe to prosper and come to passe and effect Succeduto Succésso succeeded followed inherited come to passe Looke Succédere Successione a succeeding a succession an inheritance or comming in place of another Successiuo successiue orderlie succeeding Succésso succeeded followed inherited come to passe Looke Succédere Also a successe or succession an euent or issue a comming to passe increase of fruite fullnes prosperitie good luck Successore a successor a follower an inheritor he that followeth or commeth after or in the place of another Succhia capra a kinde of bird which is said to suck a goates vdder Some haue taken it for the winde-fucker Succhiare to suck Also to smack Succhiatore a sucker a suckling Succhiellare to boare or pierce through Succhiéllo an augre a percer a wimblet a gimblet a