Selected quad for the lemma: land_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
land_n	knight_n	service_n	tenure_n	1,543	5	12.0443	5	false

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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

to be angry Ironically Spoken scoffingly Ironie Speaking by contraries saying blacke is white Irradiate To shine vpon Irradiation A shining vpon Irrationall Vnreasonable Irrecordable Not to bee remembred Irrefragable Vndeniable Irregular Contrary to rule Irregularitie A going out of right rule Irremediable Which cannot be remedied Irremiable Which cannot be returned from Irremunerable Not to be rewarded Irreparable Which cannot be repaired Irreprehensible Not to be reproued Irresolute Not fully resolued Irreuocable Not to bee called backe Irrigate To water ground or so Irrision Mocking Irritate To prouoke to anger Irritation A prouoking thereunto Irroborate To make strong Irrogate To impose Irrogation An imposition Irrorate To sprinckle to moysten Irroration A sprinckling a moystning Irrumate To sucke in Irruption A breaking in Isinomie Equalitie of Lawes Istmos A narrow part of a Countrey betweene two Seas Iterate To repeat or doe againe Iteration A doing twice Itinerate To iourney Iub A bottle Iubilation A great shout for ioy Iubilie A reioycing yeer sometime euery hundred yeere sometime euery fiftie yeere sometime euery twentie yeere Iucunditie Mirth pleasantnesse Iudaisme The beleefe of the Iewes Iudea Iurie Iudiciall Of or belonging to iudgement graue wise of great iudgement Iudicious Iugament A binding a yoaking Iugate To binde to yoake Iugulate To slay or kill Iugulation A cutting of ones throat Iulian moneth The moneth of Iuly Iuncture A ioyning together Iunior The younger Iuorie The Elephants tooth Iuridicall Of or belonging to iudgement Iurament An oath Iuror A swearer Iurisdiction Lawfull authoritie in any place Iuuenilitie Youth K. KAb Three wine quarts Karos A drowsie disease in the head Keele The bottome of a ship Keene Sharpe edged Kenne To view Kemeling A Bruers vessel Keynard A micher Kintall An hundred weight Kirat The weight of three graines Knarrie Knotty Knight seruice An ancient tenure of lands by which a man was bound to beare armes in warre for the defence of the realme L. LAas A net orginne Labefie To breake or loose Labefaction An vnbinding Labile Slipperie vnstable Laborious Painefull full of labour Labyrinth An intricate building or an endlesse worke Lacerate To teare Laceration Tearing Lachanize To faint to wax feeble Lachanopoll Which selleth herbs or herb market Lachrymable Lamentable Lachrymate To lament to bewaile Lachrymation A bewayling Lactarie She that selleth milke Lacunate To make ditches or holes Laemargie Gluttonie Laetable Worthy to bee reioyced at Laetificate To reioyce Leuigate To polish smoothe to plaine Leuitie Lightnesse Lagothrophon A warren of Hares Laicke A lay man Lake A faire red colour vsed by Painters Laitie Lay men their estate or degree Lallate To speake baby-like or childishly Lambitate To licke or lap Lancinate To thrust through Languishmēt Sicknesse Feeblenes Languor Lania●ie A Shambles Laniated Quartered torne in peeces Lanuge Downe or the beard when it first appeares to grow Lapidate To stone Lapidation A stoning Lapse A falling Largesse Liberalitie Laruated Masqued Lasciuious Wanton dishonest Lassitude Wearinesse Lastage Ballace of a ship Latent Hidden Latibulate Priuily to hide ones selfe in a corner Latitude Largenesse the bredth of any thing Latibule A denne or lurking place Latrate To barke like a dog Latration A barking Latrator Which barketh or rayleth or scoffeth Latitate To lurke Latitation A lurking Latrocinate To rob to play the theefe Lauacre A bath Lauatrine A square stone in a Kitchin with a hole to auoid water a sincker Lauatrix Shee that washeth therein Laudible To be praised Laud. Praise Laureate To crowne with Laurell Laurell The Bay tree or garland of Bayes Lay. A song Laxament A release Laxate To release to loose to pardon Laxitie Pardon chiefly cheapnesse Lazer A leper one full of scabs League Peace truce friendship Leasing Lying Leconomancie Diuination by water in a bason Leconomanticke Hee that practiseth it Lector A reader Lectorne A small Deske Lecture A reading a lesson Ledors Biting taunts Leede An old name of the moneth of March. Leete A Court or Law-day held commonly euery halfe yeere Legacie Any thing giuen by will Legall Of or belonging to the Law Legate The Popes Ambassadour Legation An ambassie Legendarie A booke of old histories Legends Tales Legible Which may bee read Legion An armie containing both of Horse and Foot 6826. Legisters Lawyers Legitimate Lawfully begotten Legitimation A making legitimate Lemma An argument Leniment An asswaging an appeasing Lenitie Gentlenesse Lentitude Slownesse negligence Lepide Pleasant merry Lessee He that taketh a lease Lesses Dung of some rauenous beast Wolfe or Beare c. Lessour Which setteth out lands to another Lethall Deadly Lethargie A deadly disease Leuament The comfort which one hath of his wife Leueret A young Hare Leuitie Lightnesse Liable Subiect or belonging to Libament A sacrifice Lib. To geld Libel A defamatory scrole Liberation A deliuerance Liberate To free one Libertine One of a loose life Libidinous Lustfull Librate To weigh Licentious Loose wanton Licentiousnesse Wantonnesse Licitation An inhauncing of a price set vpon any thing that is sold Licitator An inhauncer Lictor A Serieant a Hang-man Lieu. In stead or place of another Ligament A bond or binding Lignation A hewing or purueying of wood Lignator He which doth it Lignum vitae A wood much vsed in Physicke against the French disease Ligurition Greedinesse lycorousnesse Limit To set bounds Limitation A setting of bounds Limpid Cleere Limpitude Cleerenesse Lineament The proportion of the body Lineall Downe right like a line Linament A tent lint linnen Lingle A Shooe-makers threed Linguist One skil'd in Languages Lipothymie Fainting sounding Lippitude The disease of the eies Liquable Which may be melted Liquation A melting Liquator He which melteth Liquefaction That Liquation is Liquesie To melt Liquid Thin and moyst Lithologemie A heape of stones Lithoglyphicke A grauer or cutter of stones Litargie The foame that riseth from Lead when it s tryed Litation A sacrifice Literate Learned Literature Learning Litherly Slothfully Litigate To contend in Law with one Litigious cōtentious in law Liturgie The publike seruice of the Church Locall Of or belonging to a place Location A placing a setting out to hire Locitate To set or let out to hire Locusts Grashoppers Lodemannage Skill of Nauigation Lodestarre A starre that guideth one Logician One skilfull in Logicke Logick The art of reason Logomachie Contention in words Lollar A breaker of fastingdaies Longanimitie Patience long sufferance Longeuitie Long life Longinquitie Distance of time Longitude The length of a thing Loquacitie Much talke or babling Loquentie Speaking Lorament A thong or band made of leather Lore Knowledge learning Loricate To arme one with a coat of defence Lorrell A deuourer Lossell A crafty fellow a lowt Losenger A lyar a flatterer Lotion A washing Lurdein A clowne Lubentie Mirth pleasantnesse Lubricitie Slipperinesse Lubricate To make slipper Lubricke Slippery Lucible That which is light of its selfe Luciferous Haughtie proud Lucre. Gaine Lucrificable That bringeth gaine Lucrate To winne or gaine or get Luctation A wrastling a strugling

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