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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
truth_n	word_n	write_v	young_a	121	3	6.1746	4	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

Belonging to three nights Triobolar Vile of no estimation Tripedall Three foot long Tripartite Diuided into three parts Triplicate To triple or doe a thing three times Triplicitie Threefold being Tripp A flocke or heard of goats Tripudiate To daunce Tristfull Pensiue sorrowfull Triton A Sea-god Tridurate To thresh corne Triuiall Base vile of no estimation Triumuirate The office of three together Trope The changing of a word a figuratiue manner of speaking Trophie Any thing set vp in a token of victory Trophicall What is spoken by a trope or figure Tropicks Two imagined circles in the spheare of equall distance on either side from the equinoctiall line one is called the Tropicke of Cancer tother of Capricorne Troy-weight A pound weight of twelue ounces wherewith bread precious stones gold and siluer are weighed Truch-man An Interpreter Trucidation A cruell murder Truculent Fierce cruell Trunck The body of a tree Tudiculate To pound to bruise Tugg To hale or pull amaine Tuell The fundament Tuition A protection Tumer A swelling Tumultuous Seditious full of trouble Tumulate To enterre to bury Tumulation A burying or enterring Tunicate To cloake or hide a thing Turbine A thing of linnen which the Turks weare on their heads small beneath and great vpwards Turbination The fashioning of a thing like a top or gigge Turbulent Full of anger and sedition Turpitude Filthinesse dishonesty Turpid Filthy Tympany A disease wherein the body waxing leane the belly swelleth vp with wind and watrish humors gathered together betweene the inner skinne thereof and the guts Tympanicall Of or belonging to the tympanie Tympanist To sound a drum Type The forme figure or likenesse of a thing Typicall Mysticall or that which serueth as a shadow and figure of another thing Tyrant A cruel bloudy prince Tyrannically Cruelly Tyrannize To play the tyrant Tyrocin●e apprentisage Tytan The sunne V. VAcant Void Vacation Emptinesse a ceasing from labour Vacancie Voidnesse Vacillation Inconstancy wauering Vacillate To wauer to be inconstant Vacuitie Emptinesse Vagabond A rogue one that wanders to and fro Vagine A scabbard Vaile-bonnet To put off the hat to strike saile Valencie Puissance might Valetude Health or sicknesse Valetudinarie An Hospitall Validitie Strength or force Vambrash To shake a staffe or launce Vaniloquus A babler Vaniloquence Much talke or babling Vaporate To cast forth vapours Vaporation A casting forth of vapours Vaporous Full of vapours Vapulate To beat to strike Variable Changeable Variation Altering changing Vastation A wasting or spoiling of a country Vaste Great wide large Vastitude Greatnes exceeding largenesse Vastity Vaticinate To prophesie Vaticination A prophesying Vauntcourers Forerunners Vaward The foremost part of a battle Vberate To giue suck to fatten with the brest Vbertie Fertility abundance Vbiquity The presence of one at all places at once Vegetals Quicke roots or plants Vegetation A comforting making strong Vegetate To make strong Vegetiue Which liueth as plants doe Vehemencie Earnestnesse Veile To hide to couer Velificate To saile Velification A sailing Velitations Skirmishings brawlings Vellication Plucking Velocitie Swiftnesse Velume Fine parchment Venabule A hunting staffe Vendible Salable or to be sold Venditation A vaine oftentation or bragging Vendicate To claime or challenge to himselfe Venate To poyson Venerate To worship Veneration A worshipping Venerie Fleshly wantonnes Venerable Worshipfull Venerall Giuen to fleshly wantonnesse Venerous Venerist A whoremonger Veniall Which may easily be pardoned Venie A touch in the body at playing at weapons Ventilate To winnow or fan Ventoy A fan or plume for a woman Ventositie Windinesse Ventricle The stomacke of any liuing thing Ventriloquie Diuination by the inwards of beasts a hollow speech of a deuill in a possessed body Venundate To sell Venundation A selling and buying Venus-escuage Wanton fleshlinesse Venust Amiable beautifull Veracitie Truth Verball Belonging to words Verbatim Word by word Verberate To beat to smite Verbositie Much talke babling Verdant Greene. Verdoue Greennesse Verge A wand or rod sometimes the brim of a thing Verger One carrying a white wand before a Bishop or other great officer Verifie To proue Veritie Truth Vermiculated Worme-eaten Vermiculation Worme-eating Vernaculous A yong or green wit Vernall Belonging to the spring Vernate To wax young againe Vernilitie Slauery Vernill Slauish Versable Which may be turned Versifie To make verses Vert●ber The chine or backe bone Vert. Greene colour Verticall Belonging to giddinesse Vertigious Vertigiousnesse Giddinesse Vertigo Vesper The euening Vesperall Of or belonging to the euening Vesperate To wax night Vestible The porch of a dore Vestigate To tracke or trace Vestment A raiment a garment Vestituted Apparelled Vetation A forbidding to doe a thing Veterate To wax old Vetust Ancient old Vexation Grieuous torment Viands Victualls cates Vacacitie Manlinesse Vicegerent A Deputy to a King Vice-roy Viciate To corrupt to defile Vicinall Belonging to neighbourhood Vicinitie Neighbourhood Vicissitude An interchangeable course of things now one way now another way alteration Victime A sacrifice Victimate To offer in sacrifice Victor A Conquerour Victorious That hath gotten the victory Videlicet That is to say to wit Viduitie Widdowhood Vigilancie Carefulnes watchfulnesse Vigilant Watchfull carefull Vigill The eue or day before a festiuall day Vigour Strength Vigorous Liuely strong Vilifie To make base Vilitie Basenesse Villicated Busied about husbandrie Villication Husbandry Viminal Apt or fit to bind with Vindicate To reuenge Vinipote A wine drinker Vinolencie Drunkennesse Vintage The time when wine is made Violate To transgresse a law to corrupt Violation A corrupting offring violence Violence Force Virginall Of or belonging to a maid or Virgin Viridate To wax or make greene Viriditie Greennesse Virilitie Manhood strength mans estate Viripotent A Virgin a maid that is marriageable Virulent Deadly poisonous Vis●eration A dole of raw flesh Viscated Taken with Bird-lime Visibilitie The power of seeing Visible Which may be seene Vitall Liuing belonging to life Vitalitie Life Vitation An eschewing Vitiate To corrupt Vitious Full of vice Vitulate Wantonly to reioice Vitulation A reioicing like a calfe Vituperate To blame to reproach Vituperation A reproach a blaming Vituperable Blame-worthy Viuacitie Liuelinesse long life Viuification A reuiuing a quickning Viue Liuely Viuificent Vlcer A botch or sore Vlcerate To blister to breake out into sores Vlcerous Full of sores Vltion Reuenge Vlulate To howle like a dog or wolfe Vmbilike The Nauill Vmbrage A shadow Vmbrate To shadow Vmbrosous Full of shadow Vnaccessible Which cannot be come to Vnanimitie An agreement of the wills of many Vnanime One and the same Vncessant Continually Vncoth Vnknowne strange Vnction An anoynting Vndosous Full of surges and waues Vndulated Made like waues of the Sea Vnexistence Not being Vnguent An oyntment Vniforme Of one forme and fashion Vniformitie One forme and fashion Vnigene Begotten of one onely as Pallas was Vnintelligible Not to bee vnderstood Vnion Concord Vnitie Vniuersall All whole all in generall Vniuersalitie The whole state Vnmortaliz'd Kild dead Vnparadiz'd Brought from ioy to miserie Vnsatiable Not to be satisfied Vnteeming

more then once Poligamie they who haue VViued but once Monogamie VVomen priests of Bacchus Bacchanalian Frowes a doting on VVomen Phylogenie a VVoman outlawd Waiue a Woman sower Sarcinatrix a VVoman a marriage maker Proxenetrix a religious Woman Anchoresse a graue Woman Matron a Woman possest with a diuell Pythonisse a Woman commaunding things to be done Dictatrix Woddy Nemorous precious Wood. See Alloes to the Wood belonging Siluane Wood much vsed in Phisick Lignum vitae a Word or short sentence Motto a Words changing Trope of Words consisting Vocabularie Verball a great Word man Grandiloquus one eating his Word Recreant Words signifying diuers things Homonymies Words of two significations Synonimies Words differing one from another See Disparates when Words are reserued in the minde Equiuocation few Words Pauciloquie to Worke together Cooperate Working Operation a Workhouse Ergaster a Working together Cooperation a little World or man Mychrocosmus the whole World Vniuersall Worldly Mundane Secular Worme eaten Vermiculated Worme eating Vermiculation a Worshipping of Idols Idolatrie Worshipping Adoration to Worship Adore Venerate Aduenerate Worshipfull Venerable little Worth Triobolar Triuiall to Wonder Admire Wondering Mirrowring to Wound Vulnerate a Wounding Vulneration to Wrap about Circumplicate Wrapped in Inuelloped a Wrastler Gymnastick the Wrastling science Athleticall science Wrastling Culluctation Reluctation Luctation Wrath. Iudignation Ire the Wrath of God Theomenie Wrested Extorted Distorted Abstorqued a Wresting of fees Extortion Wrinckled Corrugated a Wringing out Expression a Writing of Priuiledge Charter Writings on Tombes Epitaphes misticall Writings Heirogliphicks one that Writes but sets not his name to it Clancularius a short Writing as a letter for a Word Brachigraphie Writings containing flattering praise Panegyricks one that Writeth well in verse Poet. a Writer Scribe a Writer of mournfull things Eligiographer a Writing on the back side Superscription a counterfeit Writer Pscudograph Writings of Poets Poesie Poetric a Writing testifying the truth of a thing Certificate a Writing of the value of ones goods Inuennorie a Writing on any thing Inscription to Write downe on the back side Endorse a Written bond or bill Scedule faire Writing Caligraphie a Written will Testament a hand Writing Manuscript what is Written before Praeface a Writ whereby one is summoned to appeare in the Chancery at a certaine day Supaena to Write after a strange manner in so much as no man can reade it Decipher a Writing Escript what is Written in the end of a letter Postscript the true Writings of words with their proper letters Orthographie to Write his name to a Band or so Chirographate a Writer of vaine things Mimograph YE TO Yeeld vp Surrender Resigne an Yeelding Resignation to Yeeld to a thing Relent a Yeare of reioycing See Iubile the dangerest Yeere in a mans time Climactericall Vnder Yeeres Minoritie Nonage an Yeerely payment of monies Annuity Yellow Cytrine Fulgent subiect to Yoake Subiugall Young Childish or a yong Eglet the Younger Minor Youth Puerilitie Infancie Adolescentie Inuenilitie Minoritie The end of the second Booke THE THIRD PART TREATING OF GODS AND GODdesses Men and Women Boyes and Maides Giants and Diuels Birds and Beasts Monsters and Serpents Wells and Riuers Hearbs Stones Trees Dogges Fishes and the like Of Beasts ARmadilio a beast in India like vnto a young Pigge couered ouer with small shels like vnto armour it liues like a Mole in the ground Baboone a beast like an Ape but farre bigger Beauer a very hot beast of nature liuing much in the water his stones are much vsed in Phisick and of great esteeme but not so much esteemed as his skinne Bore of Pannonia the cruelst of all other Bores Buffe a very fierce beast much like vnto a Bull hauing a very long mane Chamelion the least of all beasts which breeds egges or spawne it changeth it selfe into any colour that it sits on except white red therefore inconstant men are sometimes called Chamelions it is said it onely liues by the ayre Crocodile a beast hatched of an egge yet some of them grow to a great bignesse as 10. 20. or 30. foot in length it hath cruell teeth and scaly back with very sharpe clawes on his feete if it see a man afraid of him it will eagerly pursue him but on the contrary if he be assaulted he wil shun him Hauing eatē the body of a man it will weepe ouer the head but in fine eate the head also thence came the Prouerb he shed Crocodile teares viz. fayned teares Ermynes a small beast lesse then a Squirrill the Fur whereof is most costly onely worne by Princes Eueck a wilde kinde of beast much like a Goat Girasse a wilde beast liuing in the Deserts if it see a man it flies foorthwith but being taken it is easily tamed his legges and feete are like vnto a Deere with a neck as long as a warlike Pick with two hornes in his head and long haire on his neck Hippopotomus a fierce beast liuing in the riuer Nilus Hiena a subtill beast like a Woolfe hauing a mane and haire on his body counterfaiting the voyce of a man in the night it will call shepheards out of their houses kill them hee is sometime male and sometime female Ignarus a small beast without a tayle hauing small legges with three long sharpe clawes insteed of feete wherewith hee runneth vp trees and his desire is to sit there on the tops thereof it was neuer seene to feede on any thing and therefore is supposed to liue by the ayre in the night it singeth sixe kind of notes one after another as la-sol-fa-mi-re-vt it is not aboue eighteen inches in length and is neere as thicke as long his head resembles an Ape but he hath very little eyes and mouth and hath long bristled haire it is the slowest of all beasts for fifty paces is a whole dayes iourney for him Libard a spotted wilde beast the male of a Panther Lion of Cleonia and Molarchea are two the most cruelst and fiercest of all other Lyons Lizard a little beast much like the Euet but without poyson breeding in Italy and other Countries the doung of this beast is good to take away the spots in the eye and cleareth the sight and the head thereof being brused and layed to draweth out thornes or any thing sticking in the flesh Lynx a spotted beast much like a Woolfe it hath a most perfect sight in so much as it is said that it can see through a wall Panther a cruell beast sweet smelling with a faire spotted skin wherewith shee allureth other beasts to looke on her but least her head should affright them she hideth it and by this meanes shee getteth her prey more easily Rinocere a beast as bigge as an Elephant but thicker and higher they are vtter enemies and alwayes combat when they meete he hath a horne in his nose bending vpward which he whetteth gainst the rocks for his defence Salamander a small venomous beast with foure feete and a short taile it liues in the fire