Selected quad for the lemma: land_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
land_n	king_n	lord_n	tenant_n	3,351	5	9.8475	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
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

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

To winde or fart Cressant The moone or any thing else growing Cremation Burning Crime A fault Criminall Faultie Crisis Iudgement Crispe Curled Cristalline Shining like christall Criticall daies Daies wherin Physitians giue iudgement of the continuance of ones sicknes death or recouery Crociate To cry like a rauen Crownet A little crowne Crowd A great throng of people Croysade A battle Crude Raw not well digested Cruditie Rawnesse ill digestion Cubite The measure of a mans elbow to the top of his middle finger Cucubate To cry like an owle Cucuriate To crow like a cocke Cullion The stone of any liuing thing Culpable Faultie Culture Tillage Cumaticall colour Blew colour Cumulation A heaping vp Cunctation Slacknes Cupiditie Desire Curfew A bell that rings about bed time Cursorily Swiftly Curiositie More diligence then needs Currant Going into Curtezan A harlot Curtilage Any piece of ground ioyning to a house Cuspedate To sharpen Custodie Safe keeping Cynicall Doggish Cynosure The North star Cypher A circle in Arithmetique like the letter o Cyrens Mermaides Cyrne A goblet to drinke wine in D DAffe A coward Daine To vouchsafe Danisme Vsurie Donist A vsurer Dapinate To prouide daintie meates Dapaticall meates Daintie meates Dardanar A forestaller Dardanean Art Witchcraft Darreigne To challenge to attempt Dealbate To white-line a thing Deambulate To walke abroad Deambulation A walking abroad Deartuate To quarter Deaurate To gild to glister gold-like Debacchate To reuile one after the manner of drunkards Debellate To vanquish to subdue Debilitate To weaken Debilitie Weakenesse Deblaterate To babble much Deboyst fellow A lewd scum of the earth Debitor A debtor Debonaire Milde courteous Debuccinate To report abroad Decachimate To scorne Decad. The number of tenne Decalogue The ten Commandements Decapulate To poure out from one thing to another Decide To determine a matter in controuersie Decipher To write after a strange maner that none shall read it also to find out the meaning of a thing so written Decision An end of a matter in controuersie Declaime To speake ill of Declamation A speech purposely made in dispraise of some thing Declaymer Hee that maketh a declamation Decline To bend downeward Declination A bending downewards Decliuitie A steepe bending downewards Decoct To boyle to seeth Decoction A boyling or seething Decolerate To staine Decoleration A staining Decollate To behead Decollation A beheading Decorate To decke to grace or trim Decorticate To peele off the barke of a tree or the like Decortication Such a peeling Decorum Comely seemly Decrepite Old feeble with age Deculcate To tread somthing vnder foot Decult To hide priuily Decressant Any thing wayning perishing Decretalls Ordinances Decrees Decuriate To diuide into bands to separate Decuriation A making of Knights or Captaines Decursion A running of souldiers on their enemies Decurt Short Decurtate To shorten Decute To cut off Dedecorate To dishonor or shame one Dedicate To giue absolutely Dedication A giuing an offering vp Dedigne To disdaine Dedignation A disdaining Dedition An yeelding or surrendring Dedoceat To teach or instruct Dedoleate To end ones sorrow or griefe Deduce To take away or abate Deduct Deduction A taking away Defaecate To take away ●ees or dregs Defalcate To diminish or take away Defamation A defaming Defamatorie Slanderous Defame To disgrace Defamed Disgraced Defatigate To make wearie Defatigation Wearinesse Defeasance An vndoing of what was formerly done Defeat To deceiue to beguile Defect A failing or wanting of any thing Defection A failing Defectiue Faultie want of any thing Defendant Which answereth to a challenge or accusation Defensiue Done or spoken in defence Deferre To put off Define To declare a thing plainely Definition A declaration what a thing is Definitiue Which declareth or concludeth a matter Deflectings Turnings from good to bad Deflaccate To weare out a thing Defloration A corrupting a deflowring Defloure To corrupt to marre Defomicate To chip bread or so Deforme To spoile to disfigure Deformed Disfigured Deformation A spoiling Deformity Ill-fauorednes Defraud To deceiue to beguile Deft Neat handsome pretie Defunct Dead Defust To cudgle or beat one Defuse To powre out Degenerate To turne out of kind Deglabrate To pull off skin hayre or the like Deglubate To fley a thing Deglutinate To vnglue Degrade To take away the priuiledge of holy Orders from one Degradation A taking away of Ecclesiasticall Orders Degrandinate To haile downe right Degresse To vnlight from a Horse Degulate To consume in belly cheere Degust To taste Dehort To disswade Dehortation A perswasion from doing some thing Deiect To abase or throw downe Deiection An abasement Deierate To sweare deeply Deierator A great swearor Deitie Godhead Delachrymate To weepe Delachrymation A weeping Delation An accusation or secret complaint Delectation Delight Delegate To assigne to send in commission Delegation A commission or charge Deletion A blotting out Deliberation Aduisement Delian twins The Sunne and Moone Delibate To sippe or kisse the cup. Delibrate To pull off the rinde of a Tree Delimate To file or shaue from off a thing Delineate To drawe the first proportion of a thing Delirate To dote Delinquent An offendor Deliration Dotage Delitigate To skold or chide vehemently Delude To mocke to deceiue Deluge An vniuersall ouerflowing of waters Noahs floud Delumbate To beate weaken to breake Delusion A mocking Delute To couer with clay Demaynes The Lords Manor house Demeane To behaue or carrie ones selfe Demeanour Behauiour Demencie Madnesse Demerite To deserue Demerged Drowned plunged Demigrate To change houses Demigration A changing of places or houses Demise To giue or grant Democracie Rule which people haue ouer themselues without a superiour vnlesse such as they themselues will appoint Demolish To pull downe Demolition A pulling downe Demoniack One possest with a Diuel Demonstrable Which may be shewed Demonstrate To shew Demonstration A shewing Demurre A stay or pause Demy Halfe. Deneere A pennie Denegate To deny Denigrate To make blacke Denizen A stranger made free by the Kings Letters Parents Denominate To name Denomination A naming Denotate To note or marke Denotation A marking a noting Denounce To threaten to giue warning Dentiate To breed teeth Deoccate To harrow or clod the Land Deodand When by a horse cart bull or the like a man is casually kild c. that which moued and was cause of his death being forfeited to the King belongeth to the Kings Almoner to bestow it in deeds of charitie and therfore cald a Deodand as giuen away for Gods sake Deonerate To vnload Deosculate To kisse sweetly Depalmate To giue one a box on the eare Depauperate To impouerish Depeculation Robbing of the common-wealth Depend To hang vpon another thing Dependant Which hangeth on another thing Depex To kemb Depilate To pull off haires or the like Deplorable To bee lamented Deploration A lamenting Deplore To lament Deplorement Weeping lamenting Deplum● To pull off feathers of a thing Depopulate To spoile or waste a countrey Depopulation A spoyling thereof Deport To cary to beare Depose To sweare to thrust