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A19044	The English dictionarie: or, An interpreter of hard English vvords Enabling as well ladies and gentlewomen, young schollers, clarkes, merchants, as also strangers of any nation, to the vnderstanding of the more difficult authors already printed in our language, and the more speedy attaining of an elegant perfection of the English tongue, both in reading, speaking and writing. Being a collection of the choisest words contained in the Table alphabeticall and English expositor, and of some thousands of words neuer published by any heretofore. By H.C. Gent.	Cockeram, Henry, fl. 1650.; Cawdry, Robert. Table alphabeticall. aut; J. B. (John Bullokar). English expositor. aut	1623 (1623)	STC 5461.2; ESTC S118706	133,393	332

IA A IAcket without sleeues Haketon the Iaw bone Manduble an Idoll of flyes Belzebub an Idoll like a calfe Moloch Iealousie Pellication Zelotopy a Iewell Gemme one skild in the Iewes sect Cabalist Iewry Iudea Ilfauourdnes Deformity Ilfauour'd Deformed Ilfauour'dly done Inconcinnately Inarteficially an Image of wood or stone Statue painted Images or carued workes Imagery ones Image or picture Portrature to Imbrace Amplect a foolish Imitatour of a tumbler Zany Consectator made Immortall Eterniz'd which may be Imparted to another Communicable Impatience Intollerancy of great Importance Serious to Importune earnestly Flagitate an Imposition Irrogation an Impostume of the lungs Feripenewmony to Impouerish Depauperate Imprisoned Captiuated to Impute Ascribe Incense Panchayan fume which maketh Incensible Narcoticall committing Incense Incestuous Inclination Procliuity an Inclination which is naturall Instinct Inconstancy Vacillation Mutability Inconstant Mutable Variable to Increase a matter by wordes Exaggerate an Increasing thereof Exaggeration Incredible Hyperbolicall to Incroach Inuncate Indifferency Adiaphoricy which Induceth any sect Dogmatist Infamy Maculation an Infection Contagion Infectious Contagious an Infidell Miscreant an Inflaming of the outer skin of the eye Epthalmie to Ingraue Excalpe an Inhancing of the price Licitation an Inhancer Licitatour belonging to Inheritance Patrimoniall ones Inheritance Patrimony an Inioyning Iniunction Insatiable Abarsticke In steed of another Lieu. an Instruction from God Inspiration Instructed by God Inspir'd to Instruct by mouth Catechise an Instruction thereby Catechisme the first Instruction of an Art Rudiment to Instruct Edoctrinate Disciplinate shee that Instructeth to speake Cermocinatrix he which Instructeth to speake Cermocinatour an Instrument of Geometry Iacobs staffe an Instrument to drawe vp a great weight Capstand an Instrument for warre made with prickes of yron to spoyle Horses Calthrope to Intangle Ensnarle Illaqueate an Interrupting of ones speach Interpollation a plaine Interpreter of the truth Parapbrasticke an Interpreter of Ceremonies Mistagoge an Interpreter Truch-man an Interpreter of hard wordes Glosography to Intice Incite Intollerable Impatible an Inuention to make one word of another Anagram Inward Interiour Intrinsicall to Iogge or tosse Agitate a Iogging Agitation to Ioyne in marriage Combine a Ioyning in marriage Combination a Ioyning in fellowship Assotiation a Ioyning together of wordes Coniunction not to be Ioyned Incompactible to be Ioyned Compactible a Ioyning together Connextion Conglutination to Ioyne close without interruption Continuation a Ioynt or ioyning together Iuncture to Ioynt Geniculate to put out of Ioynt Luxate a Iudge Ecclesiasticall Ordinary to refuse a Iudge Eiurate a Iudge Doomesman Arbitrator Vmpier President a Iudge in masteries of Actiuity Agonothete an indifferent Iudge Neuter Iudgement Crisis Iudication Estimate belonging to Iudgement Iudiciall Iudicious to Iudge before hand Preiudicate a Iudging before hand Preiudication Iudged from one to another Abiudicated a Iudging thereof Abiudication the Iuyce of blacke Poppy Opium the Iuyce of things boy led Conserues to Iumpe Subsalt to Iourney Itinerate a Iourneying Iteneration a Iury of twelue men Empannell to Iustifie Auerre Auow to be Iustfied Auowable one that will doe Iustice howsoeuer Encasticke a Iusting on horsebacke Hippomachy Iustlings Rebutments KE To KEepe ones selfe frō Abstayn a Keeper Conseruer to Keepe a meane in things Moderate in Keepng a meane Moderation safe Keeping Custody to Keepe downe Suppresse Curbe Represse to Keepe for some purpose Reserue to Keepe Conserue hauing power to Keepe Retentiue a Keeping Tenure Retention to Kembe ones head Depex Pectinate which may be Kept Conseruable full of Kernels Glaundelous the Kew a tearme vsed by stage players Anteloquie to Kicke with the heele Recalcitrata to Kill Inter●ecate Vnmortalize Inage Tragedize Massacre Mortefie a Killing or vniuersall slaughter Internication what soeuer Kils a man Deodand See th' other booke a Killing of pleasure Mortification the male Kinde Masculine the female Kinde Feminine lineall Kindred looke th' other booke for Collaterall Kindred in blood Consanguinity Kindred by marriage Affinity Kindred by the fathers side Agnation a Kinsman by the fathers side Agnate the Kings euill Scrofule a Kings Crowne Diadem a Kings deputy Prorex Vicegerent Viceroy Kingly Regall a Kingdome without a King Anarchy one of Kinne Sibbe to Kisse Exosculate Basiate Deosculate lubtill Knackes Quiddities a vile Knaue Balatron a subtle Knaue Cericean Knighthood Chiualry Knighted Insigned which may be Knit Nexible Annexible to Knit Annex to Knocke ones legs in going Interfeer a Knot not to be vndone Gordean knot full of Knots Nodosous Knotty Quarry to giue Knowledge of a thing Aduertise Knowledge Aduertisement Intelligence Science Notice Agnition the inward Knowledge of a thing Theoricke to make Knowne Notefie Signifie LA A LAbourer Swinker a Labourinth in a garden Maze Lacke of vse Discontinuance the Lacke of what we loue Orbitude Laide open to bee found Exposde a thing Laide in weight against another Counterpoise to Lade a beast Sarcinate Lamentations Threnes to be Lamented Deplorable Lamenting Deplorement not to be Lamented Indeplorable to Lament Deplore Condole Lamentable Lachrimable Plangorous to Lance. Scarrifie Landes lying within the bounds of a Citty Territories a Land parting two Seas Istmus Land held from the Crown Capite Land held by being bound to beare Armes in warre for the defence of the Realme Knight Seruice Land held by doing some inferiour seruice of Husbandry to the Lord of Fee Socage heere see th' other booke for Escuage rich in Land Agrose the mayne Land Continent a Language very pleasant Suauiloique ill Language behinde ones backe Obtrectation Large Ample to make Large Enwiden the Laske Diarrea Lasting for a time Momentary Transitory long Lasting Perennating Durable Perdurable to be Laughed at Ridiculous one that neuer Laugheth Agelasticke great Laughter Chachinnation Lauish in expence Profuse to the Law belonging Legall Law Lore Cannon a Lawyer Causidick Lawyers Legislatours the Lawes ill ordering Disnomie see th' other booke for Champerty which stirre others to Law Champertours to Lay to ones charge Impute to Lay on rubble Ruderate to Lay handes on one Attach to Lay on Impose a Laying on Imposition a Laying betweene Interiected Laying to ones charge Obiection Imputation which is Laide to ones charge Imputatiue a Lay man Laicke Lay men Laity full of Lead Plumbeous a thin Leafe of golde Goldfoyle a Leafe of paper Folio full of Leaues Frondosus white Lead Ceruse a Leading apart Seduction a Leading in Introduction to Lead out of the flocke Abgregate Leanenes Macritude Gracillity Leane Gracill to make Leane Macerate to Leape ouer Transult to Leape away Absiliate to Leape backe Result a Leape yeare Bissextile Leapes Saults Learnedly Elegantly Learning Litterature Vrim Erudition a young Learner without experience Nouice which maketh a Lease Lessour which taketh a Lease Lessee Leaue for entrance Admission to Leaue for a time Relinquish Intermit to Leaue Delinque a Leauing off for a time Intermission to Leuell with one eye Collimate Leauenned Fermented to make Leuell Adequate Lechery betwixt young folkes Fornications Lecherous Libidinous Goatish one Lecherous at foureteen yeares Hirquiticke Lechery

barrels Barriers A warlike exercise of men fighting with short swords and within some appointed compasse Bassaw A noble man in Turkie Basiate To kisse Bastinado A staffe or ●udgell Bastion A defence built within a City Bath Ten pottles in liquor Battery A beating Baubee A farthing Bauin A faggot Bayne A Bath Beatitude Blessednesse Belaue To wash Beleaguerd Besieged Belligerate To make war Bellitude Fairnesse Belt A girdle Benediction A blessing Benedicted Blessed Benefactor A friend one that doth one good Beneficence A doing good Beneficent Liberall louing Beneuolence Good will Beneuolent Louing or friendly Benigne Gentle fauorable Benignitie Liberalitie courtesie Benison A blessing Bereft Tooke away Bestiall Beastly Betide Befall Beuie A troope of Ladies Quailes or of Deere Bezell The broad place of a Ring where the stone is set Bice A delicate blew painting Bigamie The Marriage of two wiues Bigamus One twice married Bimaticall Two yeares space Bimensicall Two months space Bipartite Diuided into two parts Bipedicall Two foot long Bissextile Leape-yeare Blandiloquie Flattering speech Blanke-manger A custard Blend To mixe together Blephoron One hauing great browes and eye-lids Blith Merry frolike Blomarie The first forge through which the yron passeth after it is melted out of the Mine Blunder To bestir ones selfe Bocconie Poyson or Italian figs. Bombards Great guns Bonayre Gentle milde Bonnet A hat or cap. Boone A request sometime good as a boone companion Boote Helpe Boras A white substance like salt-peeter wherewith goldsmiths solder gold and siluer Boreas The North-wind Brachigraphy A short kind of writing as a letter for a word Braket Drinke made of hony spice and water Barchilogies Short speeches Braine-sicke Mad foolish Brandish To shake properly a sword or the like Bretfull Topfull Breuitie Shortnesse Brigandine A coat of defence Brigantine A kind of a small ship Brocage Meanes vsed by a spokes-man Brochitie Crookednesse Brocket A red Deere of two yeeres old Brothell A bawdie house Brothelrie Bawderie Bruit Report Brumall Of or belonging to winter Brute or brutish beastly Brutishnesse Beastlinesse Brutus heires Englishmen Bubulcitate To cry like a cow boy Buccinate To blow a trumpet Bucentaure A carricke or great ship Bugle A little blacke horne Bulbitate To befilth ones breech Bullion Siluer or gold vnrefined Burdon A deepe base Burganet A helmet Burglarie A breaking into a house by night with an intent to steale and murder Burnet An attire for the head a hood Burnish By rubbing to make a thing glitter Bursholder An officer in a borough Buttresses Staies to prop vp a wall Buxome Pliant obedient Buxomnesse Lowlinesse C CAbal The traditions of the Iewes doctrine of religion Cabalist One skilful therin Caball A little horse a lade Cachinnation A great laughter Cacologie Ill report Cacuminate To make sharpe or copped Cadence The falling of the voyce Caeleb A batchellor Calamitie Miserie Calamist One hauing his haire turning vpward Calcate To stampe Calcinate To burne Calcination A burning Calcitrate To kicke or wince Calculate To reckon to cast account Calculation An account Calefie To warme Calefaction A making warme Caligation Dimnesse of sight Caligraphie Faire writing Callette A lewd woman Calliditie Craftinesse Callositie Hardnesse Calthrate To stop with barres of lettice Calthrope A little thing made with foure prickes of iron of such a fashion that which way soeuer it bee throwne one point will alway sticke vp like a naile to spoile the foot of the enemies horse Caluarie A place for dead mens bones Caluitie Baldnesse Calumniate Falsly to accuse Calumniation A false accusation Calumnie Idem Camelionize To change into many colours Camerate To seile or vault Camphire A gum very cold and drie Canaces Incestuous women Cancell To deface to blot out Candicate To wax white Canicular dayes Dog daies verie hot daies in Iuly and August so called of the Starre Canis the dog which then riseth with the Sun and doth much encrease his heat Canine Doggish Canniticke houses Thetched houses Canon A Law Canonicall Approued by exact rule Canonier One which shooteth in great Ordnance Canonize To pronounce ●ne to be a Saint Cantation Singing Canvas To sift a matter Capacitie aptnesse to conceiue Cape A corner of a land shooting out into the sea Caperate To frowne Capistrate To halter Capitall Chiefe principal sometime abominable Capite When one holds land immediately from the Crowne Capitoll An ancient pallace in Rome so called Capitulate To draw or bring into Chapters Capnomancie Diuination by flying of smoake Capricorne A signe containing twentie starres Capriole The leaping of a horse aboue ground called by horsemen the goats leape Caprious A goatish desire Iustfull Capstand An instrument to wind vp things of great weight Captious Quicke quarrelsome in demands Captiuate To take prisoner Captiuitie Bondage Carbonado A rasher vpon the coales Carbunculate To burne like a cole Carkanet A small chaine Carionizd Stinking Caritie Dearth Carle A husbandman Carminate To spin Carnall Fleshly Carnalitie Fleshlinesse Carol. A song Carnificate To hang. Carpe to rebuke to check Carreere A short swift race with a horse Carrick A great ship of burden Castaldie Stewardship Castalides The surname of the Muses Castigate To chastice Castigation A correction Castrated Gelded Casuall Which happeneth by chance Casualtie Chance Catadrome A tilt-yard Catalogue A roll a bill a register of names Cataplasme A plaister Cataract A distillation of humours out of the eyes Catarrhe A distillation of watrie humours out of the head Catastrophe The end of a comedie a sudden alteration Catastrophize To end a comedie or the like Catastrum The decke or hatch of a ship Catamite A boy which is vsed for buggery Catechise To instruct by mouth Categony An accusation Cathedrall Of or belonging to a Bishops chayre Catholike Vniuersall or generall Catillate to licke dishes Catennate To chaine Catoptromancie Diuination by visions shewen in a glasse Cauerne A hole or caue in the earth Caueat A warning Causidicke A lawyer atturney aduocate or procter Caution Idem as caueat is Cavill To reason ouerthwartly Cautelous Deceitfull Cauterize To seare to burne Celebrate To doe a thing in honour of some one Celebration The solemnization of a feast Celebritie Great renown Celeripedean A swift foot man Celeritie Swiftnesse Celestiall Heauenly Celsitude Highnesse Cement Morter Caenation A supper Censor A graue officer hauing power to correct matters Censure Opinion Center The point in the midst of a round circle and therefore the earth is called the center of the world because it is in the middest thereof Centurion A Captaine of one hundred men Cericean A subtle knaue Cermocinatrix Shee that instructed to speake Certation Strife Certes Surely Certificate A writing auerring the truth of a thing Ceruse White lead Cespitate To stumble Chalon A blanket or couering Champertie see Champertaures Champertaurs Such as stir other to law bearing their charges to share part of what they sue for Chancellor A chiefe officer in a spirituall court Chancerie The court of equitie Chantor A singer Chaos A confused and disordered heap

little Horse the Horse of Bacchus Equilubritie Equalitie of weight Equiment Wages for Horse-hire Equinoctiall line A line passing in the midst betweene the two Poles of Heauen to which line the Sunne comming twice a yeere namely about the eleuenth of March and the eleuenth of September maketh the daies and nights of equall length Equipage Furniture for a Horse Equiperation A comparison made with another Equiualent Of equal value Equiualence Equalitie of weight Equiuocate To deceiue one by reseruing a certaine secret in ones minde of what is spoken Equiuocation A speech or answer made with a secret meaning reserued in ones minde Equiuoke When one word signifies two things Eradicate To pull vp by the rootes Erament Copper Erated Couered with Brasse Erect To lift vp Erection A lifting vp Eremigate To saile ouer Ereption A taking away Ergaster A Workehouse Ergastule A Gayle Erogate To giue where neede is being asked Eromancie Diuination by things in the ayre Erraticke A Rogue Erration A wandring to and fro Errant Wandering Erronious Full of errour Erruge Rust Erst Heretofore Eruction Belking Erudition Learning Eruption A violent breaking Escheate Forfeited to the Kings vse or chiefe Lord. Escheater Which certifieth into the Exchequor such things as doe eschea● vnto the King Escript A writing Escuage A tenure of Lands whereby the Tenant is bound at his owne charge to follow his Lord into the warres sometime he onely payeth an yeerely rent Esperance Hope Essayes Tryals Essence The naturall substance of any thing being Essentiall Belonging to the essence of a thing Essoynd When a man by leaue may absent himselfe from a Court. Essuriate To hunger Estimate To censure or iudge of Estreate A Coppy taken of any writings Estouers Plots of wood where its lawfull for any Tenant to take fuell and timber to repaire their tenements Estuate To boile and bubble like the Sea Eternall Without beginning or end Eternitie Euerlastingnes Eterniz'd Made eternall Etheriall Heauenly belonging to the Spheares Ethiope A black Moore Ethicks Bookes of morall Philosophie Ethnicke A Heathen Etymologie The true exposition of a word Euacuate To empty Euacuation An emptying Euade To escape Euangelicall Belonging to the Gospell Euangelist A bringer of good tydings Euaporate To consume away in smoake Euaporation Smoake a vapour Euasion An escape Eucharisticke A giuing of thankes Euent The ende of a thing successe Euentilate To winnow or blow winde Euerre To sweepe the house Euersion An ouerthrowing Euerted Ouerthrowne Eugenie Noblenesse Euibrate To shake Euicted Ouerthrowne by Law Euiction An ouerthrow in Law when the buyer is compelled to rid his hands of the thing that was by him gotten and purchased because that the seller had no interest in the thing Euident Plaine cleere Euince to ouercome Euirate To geld Euiration A gelding of a man Euiscerate To embowell one Euitable Able to bee auoyded Euitation An auoyding Eulogie Blessing Eunuch A gelded man Euoke To call forth Euocation A calling forth Euolue To vnfold Euolution An vnfolding Euphonie Accent in words Europe This part of the world contayning England France Spaine c. Eurus The east winde Eurybatizise To steale things in a house Euthymie Hearts-ease quietnesse Euulsion A pulling vp Exact Earnestly to demand or perfect Exaction A taking vp of money by constraint Exacuate To whet to sharpen Exacuation A whetting Exaggerate To increase Exaggeration An augmenting increasing Exagitate To vex Exagoge Reuenue Exaltation A lifting vp Exaniate To squeeze Exanimate To amaze to dishearten Exanimation A dishear●ening Exareanate To wash off grauell or sand Exasperate To prouoke to anger Exasperation A prouoking to anger Exaturate To fill a hungry stomacke Exaugurate To make prophane to vnhallow Exauthorate To put men of warre out of wages Exauspicate To doe a thing vnluckily Excaecate To put out ones eye Excalceate To put off ones shooes Excalpe To ingraue Excadencie Anger which both suddenly commeth and goeth Excarnificate To hang one Excaue To hollow Excauation A making hollow Excelsitie Lof●inesse highnesse Excerebrate To beat out ones braines Excerpe To picke out Excesse Too much of any thing Excite To stirre vp Exclamation A crying out Exclude To shut out Exclusion A shutting out Excogitate To deuise Excolete Decked Excommunicate To thrust one out of the holy assembly Excore To flea or skinne Excreate To retch or spit out Excrement Any thing which naturally growes in the body which may bee taken away without any harme thereto Excreation A retching or spitting out Excreable Which easily may be spit out Excrescion A swelling or growing in the flesh Excrutiate To torment Excubation Watching Excursion A running out Exdecimate To tithe out Exdorsicate To breake the backe bone Execrable Wicked horrible Execration Cursing Exemplarie Of or belonging to an example Exemplifie To declare a thing at large Exemption A freedome from any seruice Exempt Free from any seruice Exemptible Which may be easily taken away Exenterate To take out the bowels of beasts Exequies Funerals in honour of the dead Exercitation Vse practice Exhale To cast out a breath or fume Exgurgitate To vomit Exhalation A fumie smoake hot dry drawne out of the earth by the heat of the Sunne Exhaust To draw out consume or spend Exherbe To take herbs from any place Exheredate To disherit Exhibit To giue to present Exhibition A representation Exhilerate To make merry Exhileration A comforting Exhibilate To hisse or whistle after Exhortatory Which perswadeth Exiccate To dry vp Exigent A streight a hard pinch Exiguitie Smalnesse Exile Banishment Exilitie Slendernesse Exist To appeare or be Existence An appearing or being Exitiall Hurtfull deadly Exoculate To put out ones eye Exodium An end or the ending of a thing Exodus A going out Exonerate To vnburden Exorable Which may be entreated Exorbitant A going out of the right way Exorcist A Coniurer Exorcize To coniure Exorcisme A coniuring Exordium The first entrance of a Sermon or so Exornation A decking Exorate To obtaine by request Exosculate To kisse or basse Exosculation Kissing or bassing Exoticke Outlandish Expalpate To get by flattery Expapillate To lay the breasts open to the paps Expatiate To enwiden to enlarge Expectation A looking for Expediate To dispatch or make ready Expedient Requisite Expedite Quicke ready Expedition Speed quicke dispatch Expell To driue away Expergefie To awake one out of his sleepe Experiment To finde by tryall Expert Skilfull Expiable Which may be satisfied for Expiate To satisfie to pacifie Expiation A satisfaction a pacifying Expilation Pillage Expiration A dying Expire To die Explane To manifest Explanation A manifestation Explement Any thing that filleth vp Explicate To open to vnfold Explication An vnfolding Explode To driue out with clapping of hands Explosion A driuing out Expose To set to view to set abroad Exposition An interpretation Expositour An Interpreter Expostulate To reason angerly with one Expression A squeezing or pressing out Exprobate To cast in ones teeth Exprobation A casting in ones teeth Expugne To winne by an assault Expugnation A conquest Expulse To

thrust Expulsion A thrusting out Exquisite Excellent Extant Which is set forth to view Extempore Out of hand Extend To stretch Extension A stretching out Extenuate To diminish Extenuation A diminishing Extercorate To empt or carry out dung Exterrebrate To search curiously Exterior outward Externall Exterminate To banish Extermination A destroying Externe Outlandish forraigne outward Extimulate To moue one to anger Extinct Dead put out Extinguish To quench to put out Extirpate To roote out Extirpation A rooting out Extorque To wrest from one perforce Extortion Wrong done by taking greater fees then the Law allowes of Extortioner Hee that commits extortion Extract To draw forth Extraction A drawing forth Extrauagant Wandering Extricable Which may be rid or auoyded Extricate To entangle Extrinsecall Outward or on the outside Extruded Thrust out of Extrusion A thrusting out Extruction A building Extuberate To swell like the sea Exuberate To abound to beare in great abundance Exulcerate To blister Exulceration A blistering Exult To reioyce Exultation A great reioycing Exululate To howle to cry out for pitty Exundation An ouerflowing Exungulate To pare ones nailes Exuperate To excell to surmount Exuperation A surpassing Exuscitate To awake one vp from sleepe Exust To burne F FAbricate To build to frame Fabricke A building or builder Fabulositie Inuenting of lies Fabulous False as a lie Facetious Very pleasant Facill Easie Facilitie Easinesse gentlenesse Facinorous Very wicked Faction A sect or diuision into sundry opinions Factious Troublesome contentious Factor Which selleth or buyeth for a Merchant Facultie Power abilitie Facunditie Eloquence Fallacie Deceit in words Falsifie To make a lye Falsification Falsehood lying Falsitie Falsehood lying Famigerate To report abroad Famulate To serue Fanaticke Mad lunaticke Farced Stuffed full Facinate To bewitch Fastidious Disdainfull proud Fastigate To sharpen a thing vpward Fatall Which commeth to passe by chance Fate Destinie Fatigate To make weary Fatiloquie Soothsaying Fauorite One in great fauour Fealtie A ceremonie done by some tenants to the Lord of whom they hold lands which is in laying their right hand vpon a booke and promising fidelitie to him by oath Feature Handsomenesse Fecunditie Fruitfulnesse Felicitie Happinesse Fellicate To sucke Fell. Sometime it signifieth a skinne cruell and terrible and sometime to cut Feminine Of or belonging to the femall kinde Fenchmonth A moneth wherein Does doe Fawne it begins about the ninth of Iune and continueth vntill the ninth of Iuly in which time it is not lawfull to hunt in any Forrest In the Fenchmonth it is not lawfull for any Cart of Paniers to passe through any Forrest without paying fees which fee for a paire of Wheeles is foure pence and for Paniers two pence which fee being once paid they may for that season freely passe Foenerate To put money to vsurie Feodary An officer who is to bee present with the Escheater at the finding of any office and to suruey lands and to rate them Feofment A deed witnessing the sale or gift of lands in fee simple with liuerie of seisin and possession thereof hee that maketh the Feofment is called the Feofer and the party to whom it is made the Feofee Feracitie Plenty abundance Ferocitie Fiercenesse Fermented Leuened Fertile Fruitfull Fertilitie Fruitfulnesse Feruent Hot. Feruour Heat Ferula A sticke to strike schollars on the hand Ferruminate To solder Festination Speed haste Festiuall Merry ioyfull Festiuitie Mirth Feude Hatred enmitie Feuer hecticke A feuer that burnes one inwardly and makes cold without Fibulate To buckle Fiction A fained deuice Fideiusseon Suertiship Fidelitie Faithfulnesse Figment A lye Figuratiue Which serueth for the representation of another thing Figurate To forme or fashion a thing Filiall Of or belonging to a sonne Fine An end sometimes when one takes land for yeeres t is money paide presently in hand Finall Of or belonging to an end Finite Which hath an end Firme Strong sound Firmitie Strength Fissure A ●hincke or cleft Fistulate To ramme or beat downe stones Fixe To fasten Fixed Fastened Flagellate To whip or scourge Flagitate Earnestly to importune Flagitious Wicked lewd Flagrant Burning Flammigerate To cast out flames Flegmaticke One inclining to fleame Flexibilitie Aptnesse to bend Flexible Plyent to bend Floccifie To set nought by Floe An Arrow Fluent Which aboundeth Flux An issue of bloud Fluxibilitie Aptnesse to flow or spread Fluxible Which is apt to flow Foemen Enemies Foines A kind of furre the top whereof is blacke and the ground whitish the beast that beareth it is about the bignesse of a Cat. Foiterers Vagabonds Folio A sheete or leafe of paper Foliacion Budding of the leaues Fomentation An asswaging Foraminate To boare a hole Foetestall The lower part of a pillar whereon it standeth Foppe A foole Fopperie Foolishnesse Forcer A Coffer a small Chest Forlorne One vtterly forsaken Forestall To buy any Merchandize by the high-way ere it come into the marquet for to regrate it againe Foreslow To neglect Formalitie An obseruing of good order Formall Which keepeth due forme Formidable Cruell fearefull to looke on Formositie Beautie fairenesse Fornication Lecherie Fornicator A Lecher Forrager A merchant of Corne. Fortifie To make strong Fortification Any place made strong a hold Fortitude Strength Foster To cherish Fosterment Foode nourishment Fraction A breaking off Fracture A breaking Fragilitie Bricklenesse weaknesse Fragment A broken peece a cantle Fragrant Sweete smelling Fraternitie Brotherhood Fraud Deceit Fraudulent Deceitfull Fraxate To goe view the watch Frequent Often Frequentation Haunting of a place Frication A rubbing or chafing Friction Frigiditie Coldnesse Friuolous Vaine Froyse A Pan-cake or Tansie Frondosous Full of leaues Front The first part of a battell the forehead Frontispice The forepart of a Booke or House Frontiere The bounds or limits of a Countrey Frontlet Any thing worne on the forehead Fructifie To beare fruit Frugall Thriftie Frugalitie Thriftinesse Frumentation A generall dole of Corne. Frustrate To make void Fugacitie Flight Fugitiue One likely to runne away Fulcible Which may be propped vp Fulgent Yellow Fulguritie Lightening Fulmentorie Smoakie Fulminate To thunder Fulmination Thundring Fumiditie Smoake Fumigation A perfume Function An office or course of life Fundamentall Of or belonging to a foundation Funerall A solemne buriall Funerate To burie Funestate To pollute with a dead body to staine Furacitie Theft Furibund Full of madnes Fusible That may bee molten Futilitie Vanitie Future That which shall come hereafter G GAbbing Lying Gabions Baskets full of earth to keepe off great ●unnes Galactopoton One that still drinkes milke Galiard Lusty frolicke Gallemaufrey A confused heape of things together Gallulate To beginne to haue a big voice Galoch A kinde of shoe Galpe To belch Gangean colour Diuers colours in one together as in a Mallard or Pigeons necke Garbe A custome or fashion Garble To cleanse things from dust Garboile A great rude noise Gargarisme A liquor to wash ones mouth Gargarise To wash the mouth Gargoning strange speaking Garrulitie Pratling vaine babling Garrulous An inordinate pratler Gaynest The neerest way Gehenna Hell