COME, _v._ come; _come thereby_, come by it, acquire it, G 1395; Come, _ger._ to come, future, 3. 708; Comen, _ger._ to come, 5. 76; arise from, B 3. p 4. 40; Comestow, comest thou, L. 1887; Cometh, _pr. s. as fut._ shall come, 4. 11; Comth, _pr. s._ comes, B 407, 603, C 781, F 765; Cam, _pt. s._ came, A 252 _c_, 547, F 81; C[=o]m, _pt. s._ 3. 134; 5. 252, 413; HF. 2061; C[=o]men, _pt. pl._ L. 1241; B 145; C[=o]me, _pt. pl._ G 1220; C[)o]men, _pp._ come, 4. 81; 5. 98; L. 37, 45; B 260; _ben comen_, are come, B 1130; C[)o]me, _pp._ 3. 135; 5. 36; A 23, B 4601, F 96; C[)o]me, _2 pres. s. subj._ mayst come, B 119; _pres. s. subj._ may come, comes, F 653; come, L. 2215; C[=o]me, _1 pt. s. subj._ might come, came, HF. 1906; Com, _imp. s._ A 672; Com of, i.e. seize the opportunity, be quick, T. ii. 1738, 1742, 1750; D 1602; Cometh, _imp. pl._ A 839, I 161. C[)O]ME (kum[*e]), _s._ coming, G 343. A.S. _cyme_. COM['E]DIE, _s._ comedy, pleasant tale, T. v. 1788. COMENDABLE, _adj._ commendable, B 3050. COMENDE, _v._ commend; Commende, _ger._ E 1024; Comendeth, _pr. s._ praises, B 76; _pr. pl._ L. 1688; Comendeden, _pt. pl._ T. iii. 217. COMEVE, _v._ commove; Comeveden, _2 pr. pl. as 2 pr. s._, didst instigate, T. iii. 17. See COMMEVE. COMFORT, _s._ 1. 17, 77; 5. 170; T. ii. 1755; G 32; Comf['o]rt, 18. 1. COMLILY, _adv._ in a comely way, 3. 848. COMLINESSE, _s._ comeliness, 3. 827, 966. COMMAUNDEMENT, _s._ command, HF. 2021. See COMAUNDEMENT. COMMAUNDETH, _pr. s._ commands, R. 34. See COMAUNDE. COMMENDACION, _s._ I 473. COMMENDE, _ger._ to commend, E 1024. See COMENDE. COMMEVE, _v._; Commeveth, _pr. s._ moves, induces, T. v. 1783; Commeve, _pr. s. subj._ move, T. v. 1386. See COMMOEVE, COMEVE. COMMISSIOUN, _s._ commission, A 315. COMMITTE, _v._ commit; Committeth, _pr. s._ entrusts, T. v. 4; Committed, _pp._ T. v. 1542. COMMODIOUS, _false reading for_ Comeveden, T. iii. 17 _n_. COMMOEVE, _ger._ to move, influence, B 4. p 4. 184; Commoeveth, _pr. s._ compels, B 5. m 4. 36; Commoevede, _pt. s._ moved to pity, B 3. m 12. 19. See COMEVE, COMMEVE. COMMOEVINGE, _s._ moving, disturbing, B 1. m 4. 4. COMMUNE, _adj._ general, common, B 155, 3436, E 431; common, ordinary, I 102; _in c._, commonly, A 1261, 2681. See COMUNE. COMMUNE, _s._ the commons, E 70; Communes, _pl._ commons, commoners, A 2509. See COMUNE. COMMUNE, _v._ commune, converse, G 982. COMMUNION, _s._ I 312. COMPAIGNABLE, _adj._ companionable, B 1194, 4062. COMPAIGNYE, _s._ company, B 4183. See COMPANYE. COMPAME, Com pa me, _for_ Com ba me (see Ba), come kiss me, A 3709 _n_. COMPANYE, _s._ company, B 3. m 3. 6; A 24, 898, B 134, 1187, D 860; companionship, 4. 219; (personified), R. 958. COMPARISONED, _pp._ compared, B 2. p 7. 72. COMPARISOUN, _s._ comparison, L. 122; B 4507, E 666; Comparison, E 817.