Bras, x, 40, money, cf. Lat. _aes_. Brast, v, 31; viii, 4; ix, 21, burst. Brave, x, 42, fair, beautiful. Brawned, viii, 41; brawny, muscular. Breares, x, 35, briars. Brent, ix, 10; xi, 28, burnt. Brode, iv, 16, abroad. Brond, iv, 33; viii, 21, firebrand. Buffe, ii, 17; xi, 24, blow. Bugle, viii, 3, wild ox. Buxome, xi, 37, pliant, yielding. Bylive, ix, 4, quickly. C Call, viii, 46, cap, headdress. Can, iv, 46, an auxiliary verb with preterite meaning; ix, 5, can=gan, began (Halliwell). Canon, vii, 37, a smooth, round bit (for horses). Carefull, v, 52, etc., full of care, anxious, sorrowful. Careless, i, 41; ii, 45, free from care. Carke, i, 44, care, sorrow, anxiety. Carle, ix, 54, churl. Cast, x, 2; xi, 28, resolve, plan. Caytive, v, 45, captive; v, 11; viii, 32; ix, 11, base, mean. Chaufe, vii, 21, chafe, warm by rubbing; iii, 33, 43, vex, heat. Chaw, iv, 30, jaw. Chear, ii, 27, 42, face. Chearen, x, 2, regain cheerfulness, refresh (himself). Cleare, x, 28, clean. Cleene, ix, 4, clear, pure, bright. Compare, iv, 28, collect. Compel, i, 5, call to aid. Conceit, conception or design. Constraint, ii, 8, anguish; vii, 34, binding charms. Corage, ii, 35, heart. Corse, iii, 42; iv, 22, etc., body. Couch, ii, 15, lay (a lance in rest), level, adjust; couched xi, 9, laid in place (of armor plates). Couched, vii, 31, lying down with head up, ready to spring. Counterfesaunce, viii, 49, fraud, imposture. Court, vii, 38, courteous attention. Crime, x, 28, sin; xi, 46, cause. Cruddy, v, 29, clotted. Crudled, vii, 6; ix, 52, curdled, congealed (with cold). Cure, v, 44, charge. D