colpito to strike to hit to touch to smite Colpiscere as Colpire Colpo a blow a stroke a hit a venie Also one time one cast Also a tricke a iest a caste a pranke a throwe Also a draught at chesse Colta any rent tythes or paiment that is gathered by collection a haruest Coltare to grub or harrow lande Coltellaccio a curtelax or chopping knife Coltellata a blowe with a knife or anie cutting weapon Coltelli kniues Also the second feathers of a hauke Coltellinaio a pen knife maker Coltellino a little knife or a pen knife Coltello a knife a whittle Cotellone as Coltellaccio Coltiuabile as Cultiuabile Coltiluoghi grounds that are tilled eared or manured Coltiuare as Cultiuare Coltiuatore a husband-man a plowghman Cólto of Cogliere taken hit collected gathered Also for Culto worship or honor Also a garden or any ground that is tilled about a mans house Also honored embraced respected Also laboured manured tilled Also trimme choice or fine Coltre Coltrice a quilt for a bed A counter-point Coltro a ploughs share or culter Coltura tillage manuring husbandrie Colubrina a culuerine Colubro a kinde of venemous snake or scorpion Colui he that man the same man Coluore a hasell nut a filbert tree Coluri great circles imagined in heauen meeting in the poles of the worlde of which there are two principall Coluurina a culuerine Coma a mans or womans haire of the head Also a horses maine Also a point in oration or writing called a Coma. Comalange a fruit like a muske Melon Comandare to will and commaund to impose to inioine to bid Comandamento a commandement a command a behest a bidding Comandella as Commandella Comante bushie or full of haire Comarca a shire a countie or diuision of a countrey Comare Comadre a woman gossip Also to combe to dresse or polish ones head or haires Combaciare to kisse to clip to colle or embrace togither Combáttere batto battei battuto to fight to combat Combattitore Combattente a fighter a combater a combatant a fighting man Combattimento a fight a combat Combiatare as Comiatare Combiato as Comiato Combilia a composition or argument framed to ones selfe in his minde with purpose to discourse vpon it Combinare to combine or ioine togither Also to spell in reading Combinatione a combining or ioyning togither Also a spelling of letters Combricca a confused crew or rout of od strange fellowes mette togither Combricche foolish ignorant assemblies base haunts Also as Combilia Combúrere buro bursi busto as Combustiare Combustiare to burne to blaste to parche Combusteuole Combustioso that will burne or may be burned Combusto burnt combusted parched Come when how so soone as euen as since that as much as in what sort whilest then so long as like as in such sort when as as Also as chiome Come che howbeit although though albeit howsoeuer Come domine how a gods name Come Iddio vel dica a phrase as wee would say God himselfe tell you I cannot Come se as if Come si sia Come si voglia howsoeuer it be howsoeuer in what maner you wil. Comédia a comedie a merry play an enterlude Comediante a comediant a stage-plaâ—er Comediare to play an enterlude Coména a cable of a ship Comenda a coÌ„mendum a custodie of any ecclesiasticall liuing put to ones trust Comendabile Comendeuole commendable praise-worthie Comendare to commend or praise Comendatione commendation praise Comendatoria lettera a letter of commendations Comendatitie lettere idem Comendatore one that hath commendoes put to his charge Comendeuole Comendabile commendable praise-woorthie Comensale a fellow boorder a fellowe commoner a fellow tabler Comentare to comment or expound Comentatore a coÌ„menter or expounder Comento a comment or exposition Comercio trafficke intercourse commerce Cométa a comet a blazing star Comiatare to licence or giue leaue to dismisse to discharge Comiato leaue congy licence or a passeport to depart Comico comicall pertaining to comedies Also a writer of comedies Comignolo di tetti a gutter or pipe to conuey water from the top of an house Comilitonâ— fellowes in armes fellowemates in armes fellow soldiers companions in seruice of war Cominatione a commination a threatning a menacing Cominciare to begin to commence Cominciaménto a beginning a commencement Cominciante a beginner or a commencer Comino cumin seede Comisto Commisto mixt or mingled togither Comitij an assemblie of people or place where the assemblie is Also a parliament house Comitiua a traine or following of men Cómito the masters mate of a ship Comissure as Commessure Commandare as Comandare Commandella a kinde of play vsed among boyes in Italie Commando as Comando Commare a woman gossop Commemorare to remember to commemorate to mention Commemoratione a remembrance a commemoration Commendare Commendabile Looke Comendare Commensale as Comensale Commentare as Comentare Commentatore as Comentatore Commento as Comento Commessa a bet a lay a wager Commessario a commissarie Commessione a commission Commesso a committy or an arbitrator an vmpier Also a kinde of semsters worke or a lowe stitch Also wrought or put togither Commesurare to measure togither Commessura Commettiture as Commissura Comméttere metto misi messo to commit to inioine to impose Also to lay a wager to bette Also to ioyne put or set close togither Commiatare as Comiatare Commiato as Comiato Comminatione as Cominatione Comminella a little cable a little rope Commiserare to pitie to haue compassion of Commiseratione commiseration pitty ruthe Commisereuole pitifull rufull Commissiua lettera a letter importing any commission or iniunction Commissúra a chinke a creuisse a cleft in a wall or ioynts Also a commixture Commistione commixture or medlie Commodare Comodare as Accommodare Commodità Comodità commoditie ease leasure opportunitie fitnes means occasion Cómmodo Cómodo commodious fit proper at ease at leasure profitable also ease leasure profit or commoditie Commonicare as Comunicare Commósso mooued stirred commoued out of order out of frame or out of ioint Commotione Commoto a commotion a stirre a moouing Commóuere móuo mossi mósso to mooue or stirre togither Commune as Comune Communale as Comunale Communicabile as Comunicabile Communicare as Comunicare Communicanti as Comunicanti Communione as Comunione Communità as Comunità Commutabile as Comutabile Commutare as Comutare Commutatione as Comutatione Comodezza as Commodità Comolanga a fruit like a muske melon Compagna a she fellow Compage the conioining or knitting togither Compagnare to accompanie to associate Compagneuole sociable gentle conuersant Compagnia companie societie fellowship Compagno a companion a mate a fellowe Compagnone a good craftie subtill sneaking companion a merrie lad Companaggio as Companatico Companatico all cates foode or victuall besides bread and drinke meate as we saie Comparabile comparable â—atchable Comparare to compare to match Comparatione a comparison Comparatico gossoping or gossopship a gossops meeting a knot of good fellowship Comparatiuamente comparatiuely Comparatiuo the comparatiue degree
vp the place Opifice as Operario Opificio worke worke-manship labour Opilare to stop with obstruction to shut vp Opilatione an opilation a stopping a binding or obstruction of the liuer or other chiefe entrailes Opimamente fatly grossely plentifully richly at ease Opimità abundance plentie Opimo fat grosse in good plight plentifull well furnished rich royall princely Opinare to muse to surmise to thinke to suppose to imagine Opinante musing surmising thinking supposing imagining Opinatiuo as Opiniastro Opiniastro Opiniatiuo opinatiue stifnecked stubburne conceited humorous fantasticall head-strong Opiniatamente opinatiuely stubburnly humorously stifneckedly Opinione as Openione Opinioso as Opiniastro Opistotono a cricke in the necke or a disease that letteth one to turne his necke Opopanace an herbe called Panax or the liquor thereof Oppiare as Alloppiare Oppio Opio Poppie Also the iuice of Poppie Opporre Oppónere pongo posi posto to oppose to contend to lay against to reuile to obiect Opportunamente fitly needfully opportunelie commodiously in good time in due fit or good time conueniently Opportunità opportunitie fitnes commoditie good occasion conueniencie of time and place Opportuno fit needfull oportune commodious meet for the purpose conuenient verie good and conuenient for Oppositione an opposition a contrariety a contrarie setting Oppósito opposite contrarie against set put or placed against Oppositore an oppositor an opponent Opposto opposed laide against contended resisted opposite contrarie against obiected Oppressare as Opprimere Oppressione oppression greeuance suppression a violating extortion or violence Oppresso oppressed greeued suppressed violated violently wronged holden and kept vnder ouerlaide ouercharged Oppressore an oppresser a suppressor an extortioner OpprÃmere primo primei présso to oppresse to grieue to suppresse to presse to wiegh downe to represse Oppugnare to oppugne to resist to withstand to assault to batter to laie siege vnto to fight against to endeuour to hurt to labour might and maine against one Oppugnatione an oppugnation a withstanding a resistance an assiege or an assault against a towne or fortresse Oppugnatore a withstander a resister an opposer he that seeketh the hurt of another a wrong doer a besieger of any place Opra as Opera Oprare as Operare Opraio Opraro as Operaio Opretta Oprina as Operetta Oprire to open to set open Opropriare as Obrobriare Oproprio as Obrobrio Oproprioso as Obrobrioso Optica the science whereby the reason of sight is knowen Optico pertaining to sight skilfull in sight Opulente riche abundant plentious wealthie Opulentia riches plentie wealth abundance Opuscula a little worke or labour Or ' as Ora. Ora now at this instant by and by presently sometimes at times Also the ayre a fresh coole winde a sweete gale a pleasant blast Also an houre or space of an houre Orade a kinde of fish called a guilt head Oramai now at last at length more then time Oracolo Oraculo an oracle or prophecie a sentence a counsell or answere giuen by God Also a worthie and notable saying or iudgement Oradiga a kinde of roche fish Orafo Orefice a goldsmith Orare to make an oration or sermon to speake as an orator to pleade or to preach Also to pray to desire to intreate to beseech Also to guild or garnish with gold Oraria a small barke to saile neere the shore a shoare ship Orata a fish called a guilthead Also the herbe stone-ferne or finger-ferne Oratione an oration a prayer an oraison Also speech talke vtterance or words a stile a communication eloquence Orato made an oration or sermon spoken as an orator pleaded or preached praid desired entreated besought Also guilt or adorned with gold Oratoio Oratorio an oratorie place a place dedicated only to prayers Also a pulpit a chappell Also pertaining to an oratour or embassadour Oratore an oratour an embassadour an aduocate a pleader a beades-man a spokes-man a sutor a speaker an atturney a prayer an intreater he that can make a speech wisely aptly and eloquently Oratoria Oratorie Also Rhetorick Orbacche Orbachelle berries of any tree namely of bayes or iuniper Orbare to blinde to depriue or reaue of sight goods children or kinred Orbauillano a mock-begger or blinde begger Also a kinde of bright changeable colour Orbè well go to now on away how now Orbesina a bird called a great titmouse or oxeye Orbe a circle or round compasse the world a continuall course or succession of things an orbe or a sphere Also a region or countrie Also a fish called a lump a paddle or a sea-owle Orbezza Orbità blindnes priuation want widowhood orphanisme Orbiculare in a round fashion round like a circle or compasse Also the herbe sow-bread or swine-bread Orbitá the rut or way that a cart maketh Also want of sight or any thing else Orbo blinde sightlesse depriued wanting sight or any thing else one bereft succourlesse and forsaken Orbo budello Looke Cieco or Intestino Orca a great sea fish or monster which is an enimie to the whale Also a kinde of precious stone Orcadi mountaine nymphes Orcana a harde round fish which is nothing but head in latin Orcynus Orcare to braie as an asse Orcaste a precious stone good against the falling sicknes Orcellare to orchall or laie silke in steepe in orchall to die with orchall Orcello orchall an hearbe to die purple withall Orchessa a she monster of the sea Orchestra a theatre or scaffolde where musitions and singers sit a chiefe place in a theatre Sometimes vsed for a kind of winding staires also a place between the stage and the common seates of a theatre Orchetta a kinde of crabfish or creuisefish Orchio Orcio a pitcher or pot for water a iarre for oyle a little melting pot a measure for liquid things Orchi the herbe ragwoort gandergoose or dogs-stones hauing a roote like to a little codstone Orciólo Orciuolo a little pot a iugge a cruze a pitcher a melting pot Orcioletto Orciolino as Orciolo Orciolaio Orciolaro a pot cruze pitcher or iugge maker a potter Orco as Orca a sea monster Also the darknes or pitchines in hell Orda a crewe a troupe a companie a confused masse Ordegno Ordigno any toole or implement or mechanicall instrument Ariosto hath vsed it for a caliuer gunne or harquebuse Ordimento as Orditura Ordinali a kinde of mushrooms or toadestooles so called Ordinamento as Ordinanza Ordinanza order methode ordinance iniunction forme rule an institution Also the name of a march sounded in time of warre by trompetters an aray or marshalling in order Ordinanza di soldati a ranke or marshaling of souldiers Ordinare to order to dispose to ordaine or set in order to make readie to prepare to manage to marshall to determine to appoint to direct to will to command to range or set in aray to inioyne Ordinario ordinarie wherein order is obserued common vsuall accustomed Also a carier of letters a post an ordinarie messenger Also a priuie close stoole or iakes Also an ordinarie place where gentlemen meete to take their comons Also
or poperie or popish religion Papiglione a butterflie Papiro a kind of great rush in Egypt growing in fens or moorish grounds wherof they were woont to make great leaues to write on and whereof the first paper was made and of that came our word paper· Papiro della candela the snuffe or weeke of a candle Papironco Looke Lucegnolo Papisti the papists or catholikes Pappa pap for children Also the first word children vse as with vs dad or daddie or bab Also a nurce father or foster father Pappafico a daintie bird in Italy feeding on figs called a gnatsnapper Pappagallesca lingua the parrats language as we say pedlers french gibbrish or the fustian toong Pappardelle a kind of meat vsed in Italy like steakes of veale rosted or baked in a dripping pan vnder the rost meate the dripping or basting of which giues it a verie daintie taste Pappare to feed with pap to pap to sucke Also as Pacchiare Also to call dad as children do when they learne to speake Also to eat small and chewed meate as nurces giue children Papparotta Papparoto as Pappa Pappatore a feeder on pap Also as Pacchione Pappatura any kind of pap or feeding with pap Also as Pacchia Pappe teates dugs vdders pappes as Pape Pappo a word vsed by children as dad or dadie or bab Also the soft downe of flowers that the wind bloweth about as thistle downe or the mossines and cotton that groweth on some herbes Also the herbe called Groundswell Pappolata as Fagiolata Papponare as Pacchiare Pappone as Pacchione Papula a botch a boile a pocke a blane a sore or impostume in the priuie parts Also a blister a push a whelke or anie swelling or inflammation which riseth on the skin with itch Papuzzana a worme called a weenell Par a paire a couple a cast a brace a yoke Also for Pare it seemeth Par pari alike euen iust match equall semblable iump Pario dispari euen or ods Parpari all alike all euen Also a kind of play called euen and odde Para Paia paires couples casies braces yokes Parabasi transgression as it were speaking somthing besides the argument Parabola a parable a similitude or comparison a resemblance Also a certaine crooked line comming of the cutting of a cone or cilinder Parabolano a parable speaker Also a mountibanke a pratler a babbler a chatter a prater Parabolare to speake parables to chat prate or tattle by way of similitudes and parables Paracéntesi a pricking as it were or cutting of the skin with a lancet or a fleam or any other sharp pointed instrument to draw water from them that haue the dropsie Paracentério an instrument wherewith such a cure is done Parachinanca as Parasinanca Paracimeno  Paracismo as Parocismo Paraclesi a comforting or exhortation Paraclito a man defamed or ill reported of that hath an ill name Paracnastico a kinde of continuall hot and burning feauer wherein the heate when it is at the greatest by little and little diminisheth and ceaseth Paracnémio the vttermost bone in the shanke of the leg Paracóculo a strange plant or thistle called the apple of Peru the thornie or prickly apple Paracope alienation of the mind Paracore a defence for the hart a cordiall a goose giblets or such cookes vailes Paracucchino a flurt a iot a pins head a strawes head Also as Pancucco Paracuore as Paracore Paradelo the great daizie with the knob in the midst Paradimma Paradigma an example of some ones fact or saying Paradisare to emparadize Paradiseo a birde breeding in paradise hauing verie costly feathers Paradiso paradise Also a garden of pleasure or orchard of delight Paradossale paradoxicall contrarie to the common opinion Paradósso a maruellous wonderfull and strange thing to heare and is contrarie to the common receiued opinion a paradoxe an old opinion maintained by som one man or some few sectaries Parafimosi some parte of a mans priuities Parafo a paraffe a paragraffe whatsoeuer is contained in one sentence Parafuoco a skreene to warde one from the fire Paragalli the name of a roape in a ship Paraggi the knuckles or turning ioints of the chine or backe bone Paraggio equalitie comparison a match Also a preparation an ornament or setting foorth Paragóge a figure when a letter or syllable is added to the order of a word Paragonanza a comparison an equality a matching Paragonare to compare to equall to confer togither Paragone a paragon a match an equall a proofe a triall an experience an equality a comparison Also a conferring togither a touch stone to trie gold or good from bad Also a like as good as one brings Paragrafa a marke in a margent Paragrafo a paragraffe a paraffe a pilcrow whatsoeuer is contained in one sentence Paralelli Paralello as Parallelli Paralesia the sickenes which we call palsie Paraliopesi a preuention an anticipation Paralipómene left out not spoken or written of Paraliscia as Paralesia Paralisi a resolution of the sinewes a depriuing of feeling and moouing or of both in any part of the bodie Paralisis an herbe with a golden flower and is the first signe of spring time the primrose or cowslip Paralisi herba the primrose cowslip or oxelip Paralitico one that is sicke of the palsie Parallassi the difference between the true apparant place of a planet or comet by reason that we behold it not from the center but from the superficies of the earth Parallella sphera that place of the world where the inhabitants haue the equinoctiall and the Tropikes parallel to their horizon as they haue who dwell vnder the north or south poole Parallelli the circles and lines in the spheare of the world drawen from the east to the west hauing one of the poles for their centre and in euery part equallie distant one from another Parallello euerie where alike distant as lines drawen in childrens copie bookes to write by Paralo a kind of ship at Athens wherein certaine went to Delos euerie yeere in the name of all the rest to sacrifice to Apollo and they which went in that ship were called Parali Paralogismo a deceitfull conclusion or captious reasoning and arguing Paramento a preparation a setting forth a trimming a garnishing a dighting Paramése the fift string or next to the middlemost Also B. fa. b. mi. Paramosche a fan of feathers to keepe away flies with Parandra a beast or birde of manie colours Paranesi an admonition or a precept an exhortation namely such a one as ought not to be gainsaied Paranetico containing such precepts and instructions Parango a span measure or shaftsman as drapers call it in London Parangonare as Paragonare Parangone as Paragone Paranunpha he or she that is ioined with the bride or bridegroome to make him or hir readie to see that all things may be well an ouerlooker of a marriage or wedding It is now a daies vsed in manie parts of Italy for a mariage maker Also an effeminate nice milkesop puling fellow Paraâ—â—te a kind of Amethist stone
quantitie a little while Pocolino as Pochetto Poco a poco by little and little by line and leisure Poco poco very very little Poco dapoi a little while after Poco fa a little while ago not long since whilome Poco stante in a small while shortly not long since Poco auanti a little while before Podagra the sicknes called the gout in the feete and as some thinke it is the grauell that gathereth in the ioints whereby the goute is caused Podagroso goutie in the feete Podare as Potare Podargo the name of a dog as we woulde say swift-foot or make-speede Podatore as Potatore Podére a farme a liuing in the countrie a freehold Also a copie hold a husbandmans liuing Also power might puissance strength abilitie woorth or wealth Poderetto a little farme liuing copie-holde freeholde or cottage Also small power or might Poderoso strong mightie sturdie powrefull puissant stout able wealthie boistrous Podestà a potestate a mayor a portrieue a iustice a shrieue a burgamaister a gouernour a great officer or magistrate a prouost Also powre authoritie might puissance or iurisdiction abilitie strength office rule gouernement dominion facultie force vertue libertie free choice permission leaue sufferance or opportunitie Podestaria the office or precinct of a potestate a mayor or a shrieue Also a mayors house a guildhall Podesteria as Podestaria Podice the arse or fundament Podomani to morowe next Poéma a poeme a composition or Poets worke or inuention a worke in verse or rime PoesÃa poetrie poesie a poets worke Poéta a poet a writer in verse one that writeth of diuers matters in verse Poetaggine poetishnes riming Poetana as Poetessa Poetare to poetise to write poetrie to exercise poetrie to make verses Poeteggiare as Poetare Poetessa a poetesse a woman poet or rymer she that can make verses Poética the arte of poetrie poetrie the science to make verse Poético poeticall like a poet pertaining to poetrie Poggia the sheete or cable that ties the maine yard of a ship on the right hand of a ship Poggia piedi a rowers stretcher anie thing to set ones feete against a footestoole Poggiare to soare vp as a hauke to ascend vp to leane or poise vpon Poggio a hill or mounting side of a hill a blocke to get vp on horsebacke Poggiolo Poggiuolo a hillocke a little hill Also a turret Also an outbutting high window a little ascent or climbing place Poggietto as Poggiolo Poglio Looke Molino da Poglio Pogniamo let vs presuppose or put case let vs put or set Poiana a birde which some take to be the bittour and others for a kite a glade or puttocke Poi after then than since afterward Poi che since since that after that nowe that Poi da che as Poi che Poina a kinde of fresh cheese and creame Pola a birde like to a swallow called a martin Some take it to be a dawe or a chough Polami all maner of foule or poultrie Polanda a shell-fish in forme like a horne Polana a kinde of course woollen cloth Polandra as Palandra Polare circolo that circle that is described by the pole of the zodiake being caried about the pole of the world Polare a kinde of woollen stuffe as buffin mockadowe durance or rash Also of or pertaining to the poles Looke Circolo Polare Polastraro a poultrer Polastrelli yoong chicks or chickens Polastriera a woman poultrer Also taken for a baude Polastreria a poultrie where poultrie is to be sold Polastro a pullet a chicke a chickin Polcella a mayden a virgin a girle Polcello a yong lad a batcheler a virgin boy Polcino a chick a chickin Also a flea Poledra a mare-colt Poledrino a horse-colt or a fillie Poledro a horse-colt Poledruccio a yong colt or fillie Polegnia a blazing starre with a long streaming or beame before it like a beard Polemonia the hearbe wilde sage Some take it for horse-mint Polenta a meate vsed in Italie made of barlie or chesnut flowre soked in water and then fride in oyle or butter Poletto a kinde of butterflye Polezzuolo the hearbe called pudding-grasse or pennyriall Poliantho the hearbe gould-cup golden knap butter-flowre or batchelers buttons Policanto starre-thistle or caltrop Policare a thumb of a mans hand Poligrammo a precious stone like a Smaragde Policata an inche the breadth of a thumb Pólice a thumb a great toe Also an inch measure Polidoria magnificence or liberalitie Poligala the herbe milkewort or franke or spurie Poligamia the hauing of more wiues then one Poligonato the herbe called Salomons seale or whitewort Poligónio swine-grasse or knot-grasse or bloud-woort Poligono that hath many corners Polihistro he that knoweth much or many things Polinemone wilde sauorie or origane Polino a flea louse or worme that breeds vpon hawkes Polion an hearbe called Poley whose leaues in the morning are white at noone purple and at night greene Poliorcete a destroyer of cities So was Demetrius called Polipo a fish called pourcontrell or many feete Also a disease called noli me tangere which comes in the nose breeding a piece of flesh that often stifleth the nose and stoppeth the winde of it Polipodio the herbe called polipodie oke-ferne wall-ferne or mosse-ferne Poliposo he that hath the disease Polipo Poliptoto a noune that hath many cases Polire lisco lito to polish to trim vp to beawtifie to burnish to cleanse to rub to skoure to smooth to plane to make neate and fine to neatifie to garnish to deck to make smooth and bright to skoure or make cleane Polito polished trimmed vp beawtified neatifide burnished cleansed rubbed skoured smoothed planed garnished deckt or made neate bright and fine Also neate fine smug smirke handsome trim spruse gallant trixie prettie Also eloquent exquisite Polisa as Poliza Politamente neatelie finely cleanely smuglie smoothlie polishedlie Politello somewhat neate fine smug trim handsome or cleanlie Politezza neatenes cleanlines polishednes finenes Politia policie politike or ciuill gouernment the gouernance and rule or policie of a towne or common-wealth a politike regiment Politica a booke written of policie or touching the ciuill gouernment of a state Politico politike Also a politician one that hath good vnderstanding or that dealeth in the gouernance or rule of a common wealth ciuill a states-man Also pertaining to a politicall or ciuill gouernment Politura a polishing Poliza Polisa a schedule a bill a note a writing a remembrance a bond an inuentorie an obligation Polizetta a little schedule note bill or memoriall in writing a ticket Polizono a kinde of precious stone with many black circles in it Polla a henne-pullet a spring of water a vaine of water a spout or gushing of waters Pollaio Pollaro a hens roost a capons coope or pen. Also a poultrer Pollaiuolo Pollaruolo a poultrer Pollami all manner of poultrie ware or fowle Pollastraro a poultrer Pollastrelli yong chickins or pullets Pollastriera a woman poultrer Also taken for a bawde or chickin carier Pollastrini very yong chickins or chicks Pollastreria
that playes vpon a Cymball or Timbrell Cimbalo a Cymball or Timbrell Cimbanello as Cimbalo Cimbello a whistle Also a baite for birds or fish Cimbottolo a tumbling cast or trick Cimedia a kinde of precious stone Cimentare to cement or fasten together Also to trie or experience Cimento cement Cimiére Ciméra the crest or timber of a helmet CÃmici a kinde of vermin in Italie that breedeth in heads and biteth sore called punies or wall-life CimÃno the seede or herbe comin Ciminide a kinde of hauke or faucon Cimitara Cimitarra a Cimitar a Turkish sword Cimitéro Cimitério a church-yard a burying place Cimolare to sheare off the top of any thing to sheare clothes Cimolia a kinde of medicinable earth CÃmolo a stalke a stem a sprig a bud a sprout or little top of any thing Cimossa the seluage or list of any cloth Cinábro Cinapro a colour that painters vse called cinabre or vermilion Also that which Apothecaries call sanguis draconis Also a soft red stone found in minerals Cinadella a fish like a pearch Cinalopia a bird which to saue her yong ones if she see fowlers will shew her selfe to be taken Cinamomo the spice Cinnamom Cinchio a guirt Also a round iron that keepeth in any thing Cineigliare to tipple square to quaffe or to bib Also to pratile babble prate or scolde Cinciglione a tipler a quaffer a tatler in drinking an ale-knight a prater a scolde Cincinnare to curle or thrum any haire Cincinno Cincino a tuffe or lock of haire Also a curled or frizled head Cincischiare to minse it or bride it in eating or speaking Also to spoile or cut in small peeces Cinédo Cinédulo a bardarsh a buggring boy a wanton boy an ingle Cinedulare to bugger to bardarsh to ingle Cinerigno ashe colour friers gray Cineritio Cinericcio idem Cinerugia something about keeping of silke-wormes Cinforniata as Fagiolata Cingallegra a kinde of little singing bird Cingani Cingari the roging Giptiâ—ns that go filching about the countries CÃngere cingo cinsi cinto to guirt or compasse about Cinghia a guirt or surcingle Cinghiale Cinghiaro a wilde boare Cinghiare to girt or cingle a horse Cinghio a trench or girting about Cingiale a wilde boare Cingiare as Cinghiare Cingolo a girdle or a garter an engirdling Cingottare as Cincigliare Cinguetta lingua a pratling tongue Cinguettare as Cincigliare Cinice imbers or cinders Cinico Cinisk doggish currish Cinizza a sparckle Cinocefalo a kinde of monkie or ape hauing a face like a dog that pisseth euery houre iust it doth much obserue the moone and reioiceth at it Cinodie a kinde of fish out of which is taken a stone called Cinodio that hath the propertie to be cleere and bright before calme and faire weather at sea but if any storme be at hand it wil looke duskie and cloudie Cinoglossa the herbe hounds-tongue or horsepisse Some take it for a kinde of buglosse Cinomia a horseflye or a dog flye Cinosura a figure of starres in heauen Cinquanta fiftie Cinquantesimo the fiftieth in number Cinque fiue a cinque Cinque cento fiue hundreth Cinquefoglio cinkefoile fiue-leaued grosse or fiuefinger grasse Cinquine numbers of fiues Cinta guirt girded or compassed about Also a belt a wast-band or girdle Cintimularo a miller Cinto guirt girded or compassed about a girdle a girdle stead a waste Cintola a girdle a belt or wast-band Also a garter Cintolare to gird about to garter Cintolini garters or little girdles Cintura a girdle a belt a wast-band Cinturaio Cinturaro a girdler Ciò that that same that which Ciocca a tuft a locke a tassell or bush of haire Also a hadfull of flaxe or hempe or wooll a bunche a cluster Ciocco a stocke a stump a log a blocke a truncke of wood Also hoarse in speaking Cióche that which whatsoeuer Cio è that is that is to say to wit Cioffo a horse collar a halter Cioncare to maime to curtallanie lim Also to tipple to bouze to swill to quaffe Cioncia a womans priuie parts Cioncio Cionco the taile bum or fitting place Cionco curtalled wanting a lim maimed halting or lame Also drunke or tippled Cioncola a filthy iadish scabbed queane Cioncolare as Cioncare Ciondolare to droppe or thaw to hang downe dangling as ice-sickles Ciondoli ice-sickles danglings labels Ciondoloni dingle-dangle hanging downe as ice-sickles Cione a peg or pin to play at nine pinnes withall Also a bird called a fieldfare Cioppa a sheapheards cap a scottish cap a knit cap a frocke a safegard Also a dripping pan Ciorro a horse coller or halter Ciotto maymed halting lame Ciottola Some take it to be a dish that beggers vse to beg drinke in or a broken dish Also a pibble stone or flint stone Some think it to be a potshard Ciottoso lame crooke-backt Also cockled or puckred as sometimes clothes will be Ciparisso a Cipresse tree Also a proper name Cipellina as Capelluta Cipero the herbe Galingale or Galangale Cipólla an Oinion or chiboll Cipollaro one that sels Oinions or a plat of Oinions Cipollata a flim-flam tale a tittle tattle a skoulding a rayling Also a kinde of meate or tansie full of oinions Cipolle maligi a kinde of chibols or scalions or oinions that are eaten greene in salads in the spring time Cipollette little yoong oinions or ciues Cipone a beast like a panther Also a kind of bird Ciporro as Granchi porro Cippero a thrush or fieldfare Cipresso a Cipresse tree or Cipresse wood Cipressâ—ro a thicket or groue planted with Cipresse trees Ciprio a foote of a verse of fiue syllables Circa about touching concerning Circea a kinde of hearbe Circhi windings turnings or circles Circhiello that which is called a feather in a horse Circinare to teare or rent or desheuell the haire to tug by the haire Circio a whirle-winde a vehement southern-winde Circoire circoisco circoito to goe or trauerse about Circoitione a going or trauersing about a circling Circoito a circuit Also gon or trauersed about Circolare to encircle or enuiron Also to go talking from one matter to another Also circular round or sphericall Circolatione a circulation or encircling Circolatore a visitor or goer from place to place Circolatorio a kinde of serpentine or winding Limbeck Circolo a circle or coÌ„passe a hoop around Also a knot or crue of good fellowes Circolopolare that circle which is described by the pole of the zodiacke being caried about the pole of the world Circonnauigare to saile or go about by sea Circoncidere cido cisi ciso to circumcise to cut about Circoncisione circumcision or cutting about Circondare to compasse about to enuiron about to circumpasse Circondurre to leade or guide about Circonduttione a leading or guiding about Circone a kinde of hauke or faulcon as Cercone Circonferenza a circumference or compasse about Circonflesso bowing or bending about or round Circonflessione a bowing or bending about Circonfuso wet round about Circonfulgere to shine about Circonlocutione a circumlocution Circoncursare to gad about idly