chear well, 190, _make good cheer_, _have a good prospect_. chepe, v. _buy_; n. _bargain_. chere, _face_. cheys, _choose_. chitt, 258, _worn_? chiven, 405, _craven_? claw'd, 194, _scratched_, _curried_. clepyn, _call_. clipping, _embracing_. clouted, _patched_. cofer, _trunk_. cold, 259, _could_, used as an auxiliary of the perfect tense. cole, _cowl_. comet, _cometh_. commytted, 120, _accounted_. comyn belle, 13, _town-bell_. coost, _cast_. coresed, 62, _harnessed_. HALLIWELL. (A guess?) cote-a-pye, _upper garment_, _short cloak_. coud, _could_, used as an auxiliary of the perfect tense; coud his curtesye, 76, [_showed that he_] _understood good manners_. counsel, _secret_. covent, _convent_. cow, _clip_. cowed, _could_, _knew_. cowthe, _could_. crack, _chat_, _talk_. craftely, _skilfully_. creves, _crevice_. crouse, 192, _merrily_. curn, 191, _quantity of_. curtall fryer, 272, _apparently the friar with the curtall (cur) dogs_. curtes, _courteous_. cutters, _swaggerers_, _riotous fellows_. cypress, 411, _gauze_, _crape_. dale, been at a, _in low spirits_? dame, 86, _mother_, i.e. _Mary_. deale, _part_. dee, _die_. dee, _do_; deen, _done_. deft, _neat_, _trim_. demed, _judged_. dere, _harm_. dere worthy, _precious_. derne, _secret_, _privy_, _retired_. devilkyns, 57, _deuced_. did of, _doffed_. doen him, _betaken him_. doe of, _doff_. doubt, doute, _fear_, _danger_. doyt, _do_. dree, _bear_, _suffer_, _endure_. dub, 196, _pool_. dule, _lamentation_. dung, _struck down_, _put down_. duzty, _doughty_, _brave_. dyght, 100, _done_. dyght, _ready_, _made ready_; dyghtande, 111, _making ready_, _cooking_. dysgrate, _disgraced_, _degraded_, _fallen into poverty_. eftsones, _afterward_, _hereafter_. eild, _age_. emys, _uncles_. ere, 86, _before_. erst, _before_. even, _exactly_. everyche, euerilkone, everichone, _each_, _every one_. exaltrè, _axle-tree_. eylde het the, _requite (thee for) it_. eyr, _year_. faem, _foam_, _sea_. fail, but, 193, _without fail_. faine, _glad_. falleth, 114, _suiteth_. falyf, _fallen_. fánatick, 414, _madman_. fang, _strap_. fare, _way of proceeding_; 114, _fortune_; for all his frendes fare, seems to mean, _notwithstanding the penalties suffered by his friends for their bad shots_. fare, _go_. farley, _strange_. fault, 367, _misfortune_. fay, _faith_. fayne, _glad_. fe, fee, _property_, _wages_, _reward_. feardest, 197, _most frightened_. federed, _feathered_. felischepe, 22, _compact of friendship_. fend, _find_. fende, _defend_. ferd, 10, _fear_; probably misspelt. fere, _mate_. ferly, _wonderful_, _extraordinary_. ferre dayes, 47, _late in the day_.