A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 15Dodsley, Robert
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A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 15
Dodsley, Robert
English drama
Cotswold lion, _sheep_, iii. 137
Cotton, _to agree_, iv. 215;
_succeed_, xi. 204
Couch, _to crouch in fear_, i. 84;
_to collocate_, xi. 303
Couch-quarl, _a game_, i. 396
Counsel, _secresy_, iii. 199
Count, _a reckoning_, i. 103
Countenance, _pretence_, i. 65
Counter, _a term in hunting_, ix. 454.
Counter-check, _to oppose_, v. 45, 329;
xiv. 115
Counter-checking, _reproving_, vii. 203
Counterfeit, _likeness_, iv. 376;
vi. 565;
vii. 466;
xi. 562;
_to imitate_, xiii. 127
Counterly, iv. 233
Counter-match, xi. 320
Counter-mine, xiv. 167
Counter-puff, _a return blow_, v. 243
Counter-scarp, ix. 362
Counter-vail, _to make up for_, _balance_, vi. 96;
viii. 30;
xii. 8, 41
Counterview, vi. 464
Counting-book, i. 105
County, _count_, vii. 23
Courage, _devotion_, i. 27
Court-martialist, xiii. 158
Coutelace, _cutlass_, v. 240
Covent, _convent_, i. 252;
viii. 240
Coverture, _covering_;
viii. 77;
x. 178
Covet, _to desire_, i. 257
Covetise, _covetousness_, i. 100, 206;
v. 184;
viii. 77
Covin, _deceit_, xii. 284
Cowardish, _cowardly_, i. 401
Cowr, _to bend_, _crouch_, iii. 177
Cox, _a coxcomb_, iii. 250
Coy, _to act coy_, v. 47
Crack'd, _bankrupt_, xii. 167
Crackrope, _a term of contempt_, iv. 63
Crake, _boast_, i. 410, 430;
ii. 385
Craker, _a boaster_, iv. 67
Cramping, xii. 255, _note_
Crazed, _broken_, iv. 337
Cream (holy), ii. 65
Create, _created_, i. 12, 54
Creature, _Creator_, i. 123, 263
Credit, _to believe_, x. 123
Creke, _see_ crik, iv. 222
Cresset-light, vi. 450
Crevis, _crawfish_, iv. 118
Crik, "to cry crik," _to be afraid_, _to desist_, i. 399
Crinkled, _shrunk_, x. 339
Crishcross, _alphabet_, ix. 42
Crismatory, vi. 71.
Crispy, _rippled_, v. 229
Croak, _a croaking_, xii. 160
Croch, iii. 280
Crock, _a pot_, xii. 351
Crone, _an old woman_, xi. 105
Crotchets, _devices_, x. 366
Crouch-cross, ii. 65
Crowded, _crowed_, iii. 201
Crown'd cup, _a bumper_, xii. 39
Cruel (garters), (_garters_) _of fine worsted_, vii. 286
Crust, _curst_, _ill-tempered_, _cross_, ii. 179;
_crushed_, iii. 242;
_a term of abuse_, vi. 539
Crusty, _angry_, iv. 184
Cry aim, _to consent_, v. 225
Crystals, _eyes_, xiii. 55
Cuckally, _cuckoldy_, vi. 200
Cucking-stool, xii. 127, _note_
Cuckold, _to make a cuckold of one_, xi. 119
Cuckoldy, _like a cuckold_, xi. 110
Cuerpo, xiii. 278
Cues, _note_, iv. 367
Cullies, _fine broths_, ix. 366
Culling, _thrashing_, _beating_, iv. 120
Cullion, _a base fellow_, iii. 239
Cullon, _cullion_, ii. 305
Culm, _top_, iv. 313
Culver, _a dove_, x. 153
Culverings, x. 325
Cumber'd, _troubled_, i. 54, 101
Cumbrance, _encumbrance_, i. 256
Cunning, _knowledge_, _learning_, i. 7, 10;
_learned_, i. 7
Cunningly, _learnedly_, i. 37
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