CAPOUN, _s._ capon, L. 1389; Capon, D 1839; Capouns, _pl._ C 856. CAPPE, _s._ cap, A 586, 683; _set the wrightes cappe_, i.e. made a fool of him, A 3143. CAPUL; see CAPEL. CARAYNE; see CAREYNE. CARBOUCLE, _s._ carbuncle-stone, R. 1120; Carbuncle, HF. 1363. CARDIACLE, _s._ pain about the heart, C 313. Cotgrave gives _Cardiaque_ as an adj., one meaning being 'wrung at the heart.' CARDINAL, _s._; Cardinales, _pl._ cardinals, B 2039, C 342. CARE, anxiety, sorrow, grief, trouble, 7. 63; T. i. 505, 587; v. 20, 958; A 1321, B 514, 1949, D 990, F 837; ill-luck, 5. 363; Cares, _pl._ anxieties, miseries, T. i. 264; L. 762, 1955; G 347. CARE, _v._ feel anxiety, E 1212; Care, _pr. s. subj._ may care, T. iv. 462; Care thee, _imp. s._ be anxious, A 3298. CAREFUL, _adj._ full of care, full of trouble, 6. 44, 133; sorrowful, A 1565. CAREYNE, _s._ corpse, carcase, carrion, 5. 177; A 2013, B 3814, I 441; Carayne, B 4. p 2. 144. CARF, cut; see KERVE. CARIAGE, _s._ a carrying away; _upon c._, in the way of carrying anything away, i.e. that I can carry away, D 1570; Cariages, _s. pl._ tolls due from the tenant to his feudal lord imposed by authority, I 752; taxes, B 1. p 4. 52. CARIE, _v._ carry, convey, L. 1866; A 130, E 585; Carien, _v._ HF. 1280; Carien, _pr. pl._ B 1814; Carieden, _pt. pl._ A 2900, G 1219. CARL, _s._ man, A 3469; fellow, rustic, countryman, A 545, C 717, D 1568. C['A]ROLE, _s._ a dance accompanied with singing, R. 744, 781, 793; L. 687; Car['o]les, _pl._ R. 759; A 1931. CAROLE, _v._ dance round singing, 3. 849; Caroled, _pt. s._ carolled, sang, R. 745; _pp._ danced, R. 810. CAROLE-WYSE, carol-wise, a way like a carol, L. 201 a. CAROLING, _s._ carolling, singing, R. 754; dancing, R. 804; Carolinge, song, G 1345. CARPE, _v._ talk, discourse, A 474. CARPENTER, _s._ carpenter, L. 2418, A 361; Carpenteres, _gen._ A 3356, 3861. CARRIK, _s._ barge, D 1688. CART, _s._ chariot, HF. 943; B 4. m 1. 22; T. v. 665; cart, D 1539; Carte, chariot, B 3. m 2. 26; T. v. 278; A 2041, E 2233; cart, A 2022, B 4208; Cartes, _pl._ cars, chariots, B 5. p 4. 63; carts, 5. 102; vehicles, vessels, B 3. m 9. 24. CARTERE, _s._ carter, charioteer, B 5. p 4. 62; A 2022; Carter, carter, 5. 102; D 1540. CART-HORS, _pl._ chariot-horses, HF. 944. CARTWHEEL, _s._ D 2255. CARYINGE, _s._ carrying, C 875. CAS, _s._ accident, chance, HF. 254, 1052; A 844, 1074, E 316; case, A 797; affair, L. 409, 1558; occasion, B 36; circumstance, condition, L. 583; T. ii. 285; B 123, 305, 311, 983; adventure, L. 1630; mischance, L. 1056; _in cas that_, in case, A. ii. 3. 2; _upon cas_, by chance, A 3661; by accident, T. i. 271; _in cas if that_, in case that, T. ii. 758; _in no maner cas_, in no way, D 1831; _set a cas_, suppose that, T. ii. 729; _to deyen in the cas_, though death were the result, E 859; Cas, _pl._ circumstances, A 2971; cases, matters, C 163. See CAAS. CAS, _s._ quiver (for arrows), L. 982, A 2358.