Selected quad for the lemma: heart_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
heart_n	artery_n	great_a	ventricle_n	2,806	5	13.1936	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A33754	An English dictionary explaining the difficult terms that are used in divinity, husbandry, physick, phylosophy, law, navigation, mathematicks, and other arts and sciences : containing many thousands of hard words, and proper names of places, more than are in any other English dictionary or expositor : together with the etymological derivation of them from their proper fountains, whether Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French, or any other language : in a method more comprehensive than any that is extant / by E. Coles ...	Coles, Elisha, 1640?-1680.	1677 (1677)	Wing C5071; ESTC R13911	383,305	374

Sea-plant growing hard as stone and red when taken out of the water Coralline Sea-moss Coral-moss a plant Coralwort Toothwort an herb near Mayfield in Sussex Coram non judi●e in a cause whereof the Judges have no jurisdiction Coram nobis l. before us Coranto a French running dance also a News-book Corare o. overcome Corasines Northern people of Asia who by the Consent of the Sultan of Babylon subdued all the Elpians in Palestine and were themselves utterly rooted out by the Sultan Corban Kor h. a gift dedicated to God also the che●t in the Temple receiving it Corbel bet bil a shouldering piece in timberwork jutting out like a bragger Corbets an Ancient Family in Shropshire also o. stones wherein images stand Corciousness o. corpulency Corck Or●hal a kind of blue paint Cord of firewood 4 soot in breadth 4 in height and 8 in length Cordage the tackle of a ship also stuff to make ropes of Cordelier f. a Gray Franciscan Fryer Cordiàl l. hearty Cordon o. reward also the end of the parapet towards the muraille Corduvan belonging to Cordu●a a City in Spain Cordwane o. a dry hide Cordwainer Cordinar f. a Shoe-maker Coriander an herb like parsley Coriged o. corrected Corinaeus Brutus's Companion who slew the giant Gogmagog Corinthian belonging to Corinth a City of Achaia Coritani the ancient inhabitants of Northampton Leicester Rutland Lincolnshire Nottingamshire and Darbyshire Cork part of Ireland Cormandel in the East-Indies where stands Fort St. George Cormorant a Sea-Raven Cornage an imposition upon Corn also a Northern tenure by blowing of a horn on the approach of an enemy Cornalin a kind of precious stone Cornavij ancient inhabiters of Warwickshire Worcester Staffordshire Shropshire and Cheshire Corn-flower blue-bottle Cornea the horny Coat of the eye Cornelian Corncol a red precious stone Cornelian law made by Cornelius Sylla Dictatour of Rome that all that followed him to the war should be capable of bearing office before their time Cornel o. Corner also the forepart of a house Corneol Sardis Onyx a stone used much for seals Corneous horny Cornet f. a black taffaty the badg of Doctors of Physick or Law also the Ensign of a Troop Cornice frize f. the Crests or flourishing work at the upper end of a pillar Cornicle l. a little horn Cornigerous horn-wearing Bacchus Cornil tree horn-tree Cornimuse f. bag-pipe Cornix as Cornalix Cor●eol Cornu Cervi the mouth of an Alembick Cornucopin py a horn with plenty of all things given by Jupiter to his nurse Amalthea Cornuted horned Cornyale o. strong Corody Corr an allowance to any of the Kings servants from an Abby c. whereof he is Founder Corodio habendo a writ for the exacting thereof Coroll●try advantage above the ordinary measure also a gift to the people at publick feasts Coromandel part of East-India Corona l. Halo a clear circle about the Moon c. also a Constellation on the Shoulder of Boötes Coronal arterys two little branches of the great artery to the left ventricle and broad end of the heart Coronal vein a branch of the Spleen-vein about the heart like a Crown Coronal suture the foremost seam of the skull from temple to temple Coronary belonging to a Crown Coronation l. a Crowning Coronatore eligend● a writ for the Freeholders to choose a Coroner an Officer who is to enquire into all untimely deaths usually 4 sometimes but 1 in a County Soveraign or Chief Crowner The Lord Chief Justice of the Kings bench where-ever he be Coronet f. a little Crown Corporal belonging to the Body the least Commander in a foot company also the fine linen wherein the Sacrament is put Corporation l. a body politick form'd by the Kings Charter Corporature l. the frame or constitution of the Body Corporeal bodily Corporeity eature the being a bodily substance Corporification a making into a body a Spirits reassuming its body and appearing Corps f. a dead body Corps-du-Gard f. the body of the Guard Corpulent gross having Corpulency fulness of Body Corpus Christi l. Christs body a Colledge in Oxford Corpus cum causa a writ of Chancery to remove into the Kings bench Corpuscule l. a little body Corr two quarts Corrade l. scrape together extort Corrasive scraping together Correction amendment chastisement Correctour of the Staple a Clark recording all bargains made there Correlative having mutual relation Correptory belonging to Correption a sudd●n snatching away also reproof Correspond l. answer agree Correspondent one holding Correspondency mutual commerce and familiarity also the answerableness or proportion of one thing to another Corridor as Cortin na C●rrigible which may be corrected or amended Corrigidor Sp. the Chief Governor of a Town or City Corrival as Competitour Corrivality Corrivalship Corroboration a strengthning Corrode gnaw fret Corrodible that may be gnawn or eaten away Corrosives Medicines that are Corrosive belonging to Corrosion gnawing fretting Corrugation a wrinkling frowning Corruption infection a spoiling tainting Corruption of bloud of the whole issue honour and Estate by Felony or Treason Corsary saire f. a Courser a Rover a Pirates ship Corse-present Mortuary a beast or other offering to the Priest from a dead mans Estate Cors●int o. f. holy or blessed heart Corslet I. Cuirasse f. armour for back and breast Corsure Courser o. Broaker Corstopitum Corbridge in Northumberland Cortex Wint●ranus a kind of Cinamon brought first from India by Captain Winter Corticated covered with a bark Cortin f. that space of the Terrasse or Muraille that is between the Bastions Corven o. carved Corvet praunce Corvetta I. praunsing Corvine l. of a Crow or Raven Corviser as Cordwainer Coruscant shining glittering Coruscation l. Lightning a flashing of Light Corybantes the Priests of Cybele Cosset lamb brought up without the da●n Coscinomancy Coski g. divination with a sieve Cosenage a writ for the heir against an intruder Coshacks Turkish-womens girdles Cosier o. Sowter Botcher Cosignificative of the same signification Co-sine the Complement of the Radius or whole sign to a quadrant or 90 degrees Cosmeticks things to clear and purify the skin Cosmical of the world Cosmical rising of a star is together with the Sun Cosmographical belonging to Cosmography g. a description of the world Cosmographer a describer c. Cosmodelyte one fearing or serving the world Cosmology a speaking of the world Cosmarchy the government of Cosmos g. the world Cosmopolite tan a Citizen of the world Cosmometry g. a measuring of the world by degrees and minutes Cossacks Polish Outlaws form'd in a Militia partly under the Rebel Dorosensko par●ly under the Crown Cosset Lamb Colt c. brought up by hand Cossic● num●ers used in Algebra Cost in blazon the fourth part of the bend or half the Sa●●ier Costay o. to Coast up and down Costive having the belly bound Costmary Alecoast Maudlin herb Cost●el Cas o. a wine-pot Costus an Indian drug the sweet and the bitter Cot Cote re●use or clotted wool also a Cottage or Sheepfold Coteswol● o. a company of Sheepcoats and

a foretelling Vatinian belonging to Vatinius a Roman whom all men hated Vavasorie lands held by a Vavasour Valv one in dignity next a Baron Vaucoleur and Vaudem●nt a town in Lorrain Vaudeville Virelay a Countrey ballad or common proverb Vaumur f. a bulwark Vaunt courers as Vanourriers Vauntlay setting hounds in a readiness where the chase will pass Vaward as Vanguard Vayvode a Governour in Transilvania Walachia c. V-batch as Yu-batch Vberate l. to make Vberous having Vebr●y plenty fertility Vbication a thing being in a place Vbiquitarians holding that Christs body is every where Vbiquitary belonging to Vbiquity a being in all places at a time Veal-money Veal-noble-money paid the Marquess of Winchester yearly by some Tenants Vechones o. hedg-hogs Vecke o. an old woman Vecordy l. dotage stupidity Vectarious of a Carriage Vectible carriable Vectigal l. paying trite Vection l. a carrying Vectitation a carrying often Vectorian apt to carry Veer more cable let it run out The Wind Veers and bulls goes in and out suddenly Veering with the sheat veered out Vegetal able l. living and growing as Vegetables Plants Vegetation a refreshing Vegetive l. lively strong Vehemence cy earnestness Vehicular belonging to Vehicles l. any carriages Vejours as Viewers Veil l. to cover also that which covers Veliferous l. bearing Sail. Velifical displaied as with Sails Velification a hoising or making Sail. Velitation l. a skirmishing Velites l. light arm'd Soldiers Velivolent l. flying with full Sail. Velleïty a wishing and woulding Vellicate l. to pull detract Vellication a twitching c. Velling W● plowing up turf to burn Velocity l. swiftness Velvet-flower as Floramor Velume fine Parchment of Calves-skin Venalitious belonging to Venality l. a being Venal to be sold or bribed Vena Porta as Port-vein Venarie the sport of hunting Venatick torious belonging to Venation l. hunting or to Venator a hunts-man Vendible which one may Vend l. put off sell. Vendicate l. claim challenge Venditation l. a vain boasting Vendition l. a selling Venditioni expon●● a Writ for the Under-Sheriff to sell goods formerly taken for the satisfying a Judgement Venedocia North-Wales Venefick cal cial cious l. belonging to Venefice l. poisoning or Witchcraft Venenous niferous poisonous Venerate l. to shew Veneration reverence Venereal reous given to Venery l. carnal lust also hunting ● Venereal disease French Venice a famous City of Italy built 421. upon 60 Islands Venie a touch in the body with a weapon Venew as Venue Venged o. for avenged Venial able l. pardonable Venial sins among Papists whose guilt the bare confession doth expiate Venire facias a writ for the Sheriff to cause 12 men of the same County to say the Truth upon an issue taken Venous l. full of veins Venous Artery a principal one the other being Porta and Trachea carrying blood from the hearts left ventricle to the Lungs Venloe a town in Gelderland Venire facias tot Matronas the same as Ventre inspiciendo for the search of one that sayes she is with child and withholds land from the next heir at Law Vent l. a wind a report a breathing-hole Venta Belgarum Winchester Venta Icenorum Caster Venta Silurum Caerwent in Monmouthshire Vensilia Wansyssel stie part of North Juitland Ventelet f. a small gale Ventiduct l. a conveyance of wind Ventilate l. to fan or winnow Ventosing o. cupping Ventosity l. windiness Ventoy f. a fan Ventricle l. the Stomach also any round concavity in the body Bloudy Ventricle the right side of the heart containing the natural blood Spiritual Ventricle the left side containing the Arterial blood Ventriloquist one that useth Ventriloquy l. a speaking as it were out of the belly Ventripotent l. big-bellied Venue Venew Visne the place next to that were the thing in trial is supposed to be done Venundate l. to buy and sell. Venus the Goddess of lust also the morning-star for 9 months and Even-star for 9 more Venus Escuage Knights service to Ladies Venus Navel-wort Kidney-wort Wall-peny-wort Venustate l. to beautifie Vepricosous l. full of brambles Ver l. the Spring Veracity l. a speaking truth Verament o. truly Veray o. q. vray very Verbality a being Verbal l. belonging to words or Verbs the principal words without which exprest or understood no sentence can be they signifie Being as I Am I read or Am reading c. Verbatim l. word for word Verberable worthy or capable of Verberation l a beating Verbigerate l. to noise abroad Verbosity a being Verbose l. full of words Verdant f. green fresh Verde dea white Florenti●● wine Verderor Viridarius a Judicial Officer of the Forest who receives attachments of all trespasses c. Verd-grease Vert-greece Verdig the green rust of brass or copper hang'd over strong vinegar Verdict Vere-dictum the answer of the Jury upon any Cause Verditure one sort of green paint the other being green Bice Vert-Greece and Sap-green Verdoy a bordure charged with leaves fruits c. Verdure deur f. greenness Verdun a City in Lorrain Verecund dous l. bashfull Verge f. a wand a Sergeants Mace also the compass of the Kings Court 12 miles bounding the jurisdiction of the Lord Steward of the Kings houshold Verger f. he that bears ● Verge before a Magistrate Vergere o. an Orchard Vergobert a Magistrate with power of Life and Death among the Hedui in France Veridical l. telling truth Verify l. to prove Verilaies as Vire Veriloquent l. the same Veriloquy l. a speaking truth or the true Etymologie and meaning of a word Verisimility l. likely-hood Veritrate o. for Very Trot. Vermiculated l worm-eaten also wrought with divers colours Vermail mell o. the same as Vermilion f. a ruddy colour of Brimstone and Quicksilver Vermination l. a breeding of worms Vermiparous l. bringing forth worms Vernaccia a kind of Malmsey drunk much at Rome Vernacle the Cloth of St. Veronica wherewith Christ 〈◊〉 his face and if you 'll believn the Papists left his his picture on it Vernaculous l. of ones own countrey Vernage o. sweet wine Vernal l. of the spring Vernant l. green springing Vernility l. slavish behaviour flattery Verona a Venetian City in Italy Verre f. glass Verrey as Varry Verrucous l. full of warts Versable atile capable of Versation l. turning winding Versicle l. a little verse Versify l. to make verses Version l. a translation Versutiloquent l. speaking craftily Vert f. Green any Greens in the Forest apt to cover Deer Vert-greece as Verdigreece Vertebrae Chine-bones Verterae Burgh under Stanmore in Westmoreland Vertible which one may turn Verticality a being Vertical l. right over ones head also wavering Verticillate l. knit together as a joint also apt to turn Verticity the top of a thing or aptness to turn Vertigious ginous troubled with the Vertigo l. a dizziness in the head Vertumnals Feasts unto Vertumnus a God of all shapes governing mens minds Vertuoso as Virt Vervain Holy herb Pigeons grasse Juno's tears Vervecean cine of a weather Vervels as Varv Vervise as Plonkets Verulam a City of Hertfordshire