Selected quad for the lemma: england_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
england_n	france_n	king_n	kingdom_n	14,965	5	6.1241	4	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A30077	An English expositor teaching the interpretation of the hardest words used in our language : with sundry explications, descriptions and discourses / by I.B., doctor of physick.	J. B. (John Bullokar)	1641 (1641)	Wing B5429; ESTC R29141	109,869	224

therfore allowed by the Court to be absent without penaltie Estreate A copy which is taken of any writing Estovers Plots of wood growing in heathes commons and other places where it is lawfull for renants to take fewell and timber to repaire their tenements Eternall Which hath no beginning nor end Eternity Everlastingnes Etheriall Heavenly or belonging to the celestiall spheres Ethikes Books of morall Philosophy treating of civill behaviour and manners Ethnike A Gentile a Heathen one that is no Christian Etymology The true exposition or reason given of any word Evacuate To emptie Evacuation An emptying Evade To escape to get away Evangelicall Of or belonging to the Gospell commanded in the Gospell Evangelist A bringer of good tidings wherefore Saint Mathew Saint Mark S. Luke and S. Iohn are called Evangelists because they first in writing published the joyfull History of our Redemption by the Son of God Evaporate To consume away in vapor Evaporation A vapor or smoake passing from any thing Evasion An escape a starting hole to get out Eucharist It properly signifieth a giving of thanks In Ecclesiasticall writings it is often taken for the B. Sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ Evecke A kind of wilde beast like a Goat Event The end or successe of a matter Evert To overthrow Eversion An overthrowing Eviction An overthrow in Law Evitable Which may be avoided Eunuch A gelded man Euphorbium A gum or teare of a strange plant growing on the mount Atlas in Lybia It is yellowish cleere and brittle It may be used in oyntments against palsies cramps and shrinking of sinewes but to be taken inwardly is very dangerous unlesse the malice thereof be wel corrected for it scaldeth and is exceeding hot neere the fourth degree Europe One of the three parts of the world lying toward the West In it are contained England Spain France Germany Italie all Greece Crete or Candy beside many other kingdomes great countries and Islands Some affirme it to be called Europe of Europa King Agenors daughter whom Jupiter as Poets feign in likenes of a Bull carried oversea into the Island Candy Exact To demand with great earnestnesse or with constraint also it signifieth perfect and accomplished Exaction A pilling or taking up of money by constraint Exaggerate To increase or amplifie a matter properly with words to make a thing more than it is Exaggeration An increasing or amplifying by words Exanimate To amaze Exanimation An amazement Exasperate To anger or provoke one greatly to anger Exasperation A provoking or stirring one to anger Excesse Which exceedeth or is too much Excite To stir up Exclamation A crying out Exclude To shut out Exclusion A shutting out Excogitate To devise Excommunicate To cast out of the communion of the Church Excommunication A casting out of the Church Excrement Any thing which naturally growing or being in the body may be taken away without harme to the body Excression A growing out a swelling or bunch Excruciate To torment Excursion A running out a light skirmish Execrable Wicked worthy to be detested Execration A cursing Exemplarie Of or belonging to an example Exemplifie To declare a matter at large to alledge examples Exempt Free or priuiledged from any paiment or service Exemption A freedome or a priviledge from any busines Exequies Funeral solemnities in honour of the dead Exhale To cast or send forth a breath or sume Exhalation A fumie smoake hot and dry drawne out of the earth by the heate of the Sunne which being inflamed is the materiall cause of divers fierie impressions in the ayre Exhaust To consume spend or waste Exhibite To present offer or give Exhilarate To make merry to comfort Exhortatorie Which exhorteth or perswadeth to do a thing Exiccate To dry to make dry Exigent A straight a hard pinch Exile Banishment Exinanite To make emptie to spoile weaken or make of no force Exodus A going forth The second Booke of Moyses is so called because it teacheth of the manner how the children of Israel went out of Egypt Exonerate To unburden to acquite or discharge Exorable Which may be intreated Exorbitant That which goeth out of due proportion or the right way Exorcize To adjure to binde by oath to charge one upon conscience or grievous penaltie to speak truely or doe any thing required Exorcisme An adjuring or binding by oath Exordium The first entrance of a sermon oration or such like speech Expect To look for before it come Expectation A looking for a longing Expidite Quick readie Expeditate To cut off the balles or as some say certaine clawes of great dogs feete which are kept neere a forrest that they may not harme the Kings Deere The dogs so cut are said to be expeditated Expedition Quick dispatch speed sometime a setting forth unto warre a voyage Expell To thrust out to drive away Experiment An experience proofe or tryall Expert Cunning skilfull Expiable Which may be purged or satisfied for Expiate To pacifie to appease to recompence Expiation Pacifying appeasing by sacrifice Expire To dye end perish or decay Expiration A dying a breathing out an end Explane To make plain to declare plainly Explanation A making plain a declaring Explicate To unfold open or to declare at large Explication An unfolding or opening Explode To drive out with clapping the hands Explosion A driving away Expose To set forth to set to view to put abroad in hazard Exposition An interpretation or expounding Expositour An expounder or interpreter Expostulate To reason angerly with one to chide or complaine as finding himself grieved Expostulation An angry reasoning or complaint Expression A wringing or squeasing out Exprobrate To upbraid to cast in ones teeth Exprobration An upbraiding Expugne To conquer to win by assault Expugnation A conquest a winning by fight Expulse To thrust out Expulsion A thrusting out a driving away Exquisite Excellent curious Extant That which standeth abroad or in sight which may be found Extempore Out of hand presently without studie Extend To stretch forth to shew at length Extension A stretching out Extenuate To diminish to make by words a thing seeme lesse then it is Extenuation A diminishing Exterior Outward Exterminate To banish to drive away Extermination A destroying or rooting out Externe Forren outlandish strange outward Externall Outward strange Extinguish To quench to put out Extinct Quenched dead put out Extirpe To destroy to root out Extirpate To root up to destroy Extirpation A rooting up Extort To wrest away to take by force Extortion Wrong done by any officer in taking greater fees or rewards for executing his office than the laws will allow him Extortioner Hee that committeth extortion Extract To draw forth Extraction A drawing out Extravagant Wandering disordered when there are many needlesse matters or words brought in beside the purpose Extrinsecall Outward or on the outside Exulcerate To raise blisters or sores Exulceration A rising of blisters or sores in the body Exult To rejoyce greatly to triumph over one Exultation A great rejoycing F