Ca-bin, a Room in a Ship Ca.ble, a Rope Ca-dence, Fall of the Voice Ca-lafh, an open Chariot Cam-phire, a Drug or Gum Ca-nal, an artificial River Can-cer, a Sore Can-dour, Sincerity Can-non, a great Gun Ca-non, a rule or church law Ca-noe, an Indian Boat Can vas, a Coarse Cloth Ca-pers, a Pickle
Clus-ter, a Bunch
Clys-ter, a Purge backwards Cob-ler, a Bungler Cod-lin, an Apple Cof fee, an Indian Berry Cof-fer, a Chest
Cof-fin, a case for dead persons Coin-age, making of Money Col-lege, a Place for Learning Co-lon, a stop, mirked thus () Co-lour, outside Appearance of any thing, also pretence Co-lumn, a Pillar
Com-ma, a small stop thus (,) Co-met, a blazing Star
Com-ment, an Interpretation Com-merce, Trade
Car-go, the Loading of a ship Com-pact, Agreement
Car-pet, a Floor-Cloth Cas-cade, a Waterfall Case-ment, window that opens Cas-sock, a Priest's Garment Cas-tle, a strong Place Cau-dle, a sweet Liquor Ca-vern, a hollow under ground Cause-way, a raised Passage Cen-tre, the middle Point Cen-try, a Watchman Ces-sor, a Maker of Rates Cha-lice, a Communion Cup Cha-pel, a Place of Worship Chap-ter, a Division Char-ter, a Grant
Chat-tels, Goods
Chest-nut, a Fruit
Chil-blain, a sore Swelling Chi-sel, an Iron Tool Chorus, a Concert Cin-ders, Ashes, Dust Cy-pher, such as (0) Nothing Cir-cle, a round Figure Cis-tern, a Vessel for Water Cit-ron, a kind of Lemon Cla-mour, Noise Cla ret, red Wine
Cli-ent, one who employs a Lawyer
Cli-mate, a certain Space of the Earth
Clois-ter, a religious House Clo-set, a small Room Clo-ver, a sort of Grass
Com-pass, a mathematical Instrut
Con-ceit, fancy or imagination Con-cord, Agreement Con-fines, Bounds, Limits Con-flict, a Combat Con-flux, a flowing together Con-gress, a meeting together Con-quest, Victory
Con-sent, Agreement
Con-sort, a Companion
Con-tact, Touch
Con-vent, a religious House Con-vex, the outside Part Cop-per, a large Boiler Co-quette, an Amorous Gir Co-ral, a red Stone Cor-net, an Ensign Cor-nish, a Moulding Cor-sair, a Sea Robber Cot-ton, woolly Stuff Co-vert, a shady Place Coun-tess, an Earl's Wife Coun-try, a Kingdom Coun-ty, Part of a kingdom Cou-rage, Valour Courant, a Dance
Cow-ard, one who fears to figh Cox-comb, a conceited fellow Cre-dit, Reputation Cri-tic, a nice Censurer Cud-gel, a Staff Cul-ture, Husbandry D Ca-pid, God of Love
Deb-tor, one that owes Money Flem-ing, Native of Flanders
De-cree, an Order
De-fault, Want, Omiffion
De-fence, Resistance
De gree, Advancement
De-ism, denying the Scriptures De-light, Joy De-huge, a Flood De-scent, a going down Design, an invention De-spite, Envy
De tail, the particulars Di-et, Food, also an Assembly Dis-gust, a distaste or dislike Dol-lar, a foreign coin- Do-lour, Grief or pain Dol-phin, a Fish so called Do-tage, Doating Do-zen, twelve
Dra-per, one that sells Cloth Drop-sy, a waterish Humour Drudg-er, a man Labourer Drug-get, Woollen Stuff Drag gist, a dealer in Drugs Da-ela fight between two persons Ea-gle, a bird so called Ease-ment, refreshing E-cho, resounding of a Voice E-clipse, a detect of light. E-dict, a Proclamation Ei-fects, Goods E-gress, a going forth Eu-gine, an Instrument En voy, a Messenger
Flo-rist, one skilled in Flowers
Flu-id, a thin flowing Body Fo-rest, a large woody place For-ger, a Counterfeiter For-tress, a fortified Place- Foun-tain, the source or head Frac-ture, to break a bone Frag-ment, a broken piece Fren-zy, madness Fri-day, the sixth Day Fri-gate, a small ship Fro-lic, a merry prank Fur-nace, an inclosed fire place Fur-row, a Trench
Guag-ing, measuring of Casks Gal-lon, four Quarts Ga-mut, Scale of Music Gan-green, a Mortification Gar-ment, a Coat
Gar-ret, the uppermost Room Ga-zette, a Newspaper Ger-kins, pickled cucumbers Gi-ant, a very large Person Gib-bet, a Gallows Gil-der, a coin value 2s. Glut-ton, a greedy eater Gos-pei, the New Testament Gos-sip, a tattling Woman Gram-mar, to write correctly Gran-deur, greatness or power Gri-mace, Hypocrisy
Gris-tle, a bony substance
Grudg-ing, sparing
Gui-dance, guiding, leaving
Hu-mour, Fancy
Hun-ger, Want of Food Hys-sop, an Herb
Jar-gon, gibberish or Jangling I-image, a picture of State Im-port, Meaning Im-post, Tax
Im-pulse, a strong Persuasion In-come, Rent, Revenue In-dex, a Head or Mark In-quest, Inquiry, Search In-road, Invasion
In-sect, a small living creature In-sult, an Affront
In-trigue, a Plot
Ken-nel, Water Course Ker-nel, Inside of a Nut Ker-sey, coarse Cloth
Kid-der, a Monopolizer of Corn Knuc-kle, a Joint
Lan-cet, a surgeon's instrument Lan-guage, Speech Lat-chet, Part of the Shoe Le-gate, Pope's Ambassador Le-gend, fabulous writing Li-bel, a scandalous Writing Li-cence, Leave Lim-ner, a Painter Li-quid, a flowing Body Lo-gic, the Art of Reasoning Lu-cre, Gain
Lus-tre, rightness Ma-chine (pronounced Mafheen) an Engine
Ma-dam, a Title of Honour Mag net, a Load/tone Mai-den, a young woman Man-chet, a Piece of Bread Man-date, command Man-tle, a cloak
Mar-gin, the Brim or Edge Ma-tron, a motherly Woman Max-im, a Principle May-or, a Magistrate Me-dal, a coin
Mem-brane, a thin Skin Me-rit, Worth
Mes-sage, an Errand Me-tal, Gold, Silver, &c. Mi-mic, a Mocker
Mi-nute, a short space of Time Mir-ror, a Looking-Glass Mis-chief, Hurt
Mi-ser, a covetous Fellow Mi-tre, a bishop's cap Mix-ture, a Mingling Mo-del, Frame or Fashion Mo-ment, an Instant, also Im- portance
Mo-tive, Inducement
Mot-to, a short Sentence Moun-tain, a Hill Mu-sic, Harmony Mus-tard, a small Seed
Na-tive, one born in any place Na-ture, Disposition Na-vel, a part of the belly Na-vy, a Fleet of Ships Ni-tre, Salt-petre, &c. Non-age, under age No-vel, a Story
Nur-ture, Nourishing Nui-sance, Annoyance Ob-ject, that which presents itself Ob-long, a long square O-dour, sweet scent or smell O-men, a Sign or Token Or-gan, an instrument of Music Or-phan, a fatherless child O-val, an egg-like figure Out-rage, a violent affront Pack-et, a Parcel, or Vessel Pa-gan, a Heathen
Pa-pist, a Roman catholic
Rab-ble, Mob Ra-dish, a Root Rai-ment, a Garment Rai-sin, a dried Grapé Ran-cour, Malice
Ran-dum, Uncertainty
Parch-ment, a skin to write on Ra-pine, Robbery
Par-sley, an Herb
Pas-time, Sport
Pa-tent, a grant from the king Pea-sant, a country Fellow Peb-bles, small stones Pri-mer, a little book Prin-cess, a Prince's Wife Pro-blem, a Question Pro-cess, Proceeding Proc-tor, a spiritual Officer Pro-duct, the thing produced Pro-gress, a going forward Pro-ject, a contrivance Pro-logue, a speech before hand Pro-phet, an inspired Person Pros-pect, a View Pro-xy, a Deputy Pur-port, a Meaning Pur-pose, a Design Pur-suit, running after, Pe-nance, Mortification Per-fume, a sweet scent Phan-tom, a Ghost Phoenix, a rare Bird Phy-fic, a Medicine
Rap-ture, Transport of Mind Kash-ness, Hastiness
Ra-zor, an instrument to shave Re-ceipt, a Discharge Re-cess, a withdrawing Re-cord, Register
Rec-tor, a parson of a Parish Re-fuge, a Place of Safety Re-gard, Respect
Re-lief, Assistance Re-nown, Fame Re-past, a Meal
Re-spite, a delay for some time Re-view, an Examination Rhu-barb, a purging plant Ke-sult, conclusion Re-venge, Satisfaction Rid-dle, a dark saying
Ri-g ur, Harshness, Strictness
diligenceRi-ot Tumult, Noise
Pic-kle, a preserve Pic-ture, a Representation Pi-lot, a Sea guide Pin-nace, a small sea Vessel Pi-rate, a Sea Robber Pis-mire, an Ant Plain-tiff, he who complaineth Plas-ter, or Plais-ter, a cover Pre-cept, command
Pre-cinct, peculiar jurisdiction Pre late, a Bishop Pre-lude, Entrance Pre-tence, Excuse Pre-text, Pretence Pri-mate, chief Archbishop Qua-drant, fourth Part Quar-el, Strife
Qui-ver, a case for Arrows Quo-runi, a bench of Justices
Quo-ta, a Share of
Ro-mance, a feigned Story Rub-bish, Refuse, Dirt Ru-bric, the Church Service
Rup-ture, a Breaking Sab-bath, a Day of Rest Sa-ble, a rich Fur
Sa-lad, Food of raw Herbs Sam-phire, the name of a plant Sam-ple, a Pattern San-dal, a sort of Shoe Sap-phire, a costly Stone Sar-casm, a Scoff or Taunt Sat-chel, a Bag for Books Sa-tin, a Sort of Silk Sa-turn, one of the Planets Scab-bard, Sheath Scan-dal, Offence, Infamy Scep-tre, a royal Staff Scep-tic, a Doubter
Sche-dule, (pronounced Sedule) an additional writing annexed to a will or deed
Scho-lar, a learned Person Sci-ence, Knowledge
Scoun-drel, a rascally Fellow
Scrip-tures, the Bible Sci-on, a Graft Scru-ple, a Doubt Sculp-ture, Engraving Scur-vy, a distemper Seg-ment, a Piece cut off Ser-pent, a venemous creature Sex-ton, a Church Officer Sham-bles, butchers' Stalls Shar-per, a cheat
She-kil, a Jewish coin Si-byls, certain prophetesses Sig-nal, a Sign given Sig-net, a seal set in a R ng Si-ren a Mermaid
Slo-ven, a nasty Fellow Slug-gard, a slothful Fellow Sock-et, part of a candlestick Son-net, an Italian Poem So- hist, a subtile Disquter Sor-row, Grief
Spar-row, a Bird
Spec-tre, an Apparition Spike-nard, a sweet plant Spi-nage, an Herb
Spin-net, a musical Instrument Spin-ster, a maiden woman Splin-ter, a shiver of wood Spon-sor, a Surety Squir-rel, a small beast
Sta-tue, an Image
Sta-ture, shape, size
Stew-ard, an overseer Stick-ler, a Zealot
Sti-pend, a salary
Stir-rup, belonging to a saddle Sto-mach, a part of the body Sto-rage, Warehouse, Room Sto-ry, a Tale Strea-mer, a Flag Strip-ling, a young Man Struc-ture, a building Strum-pet, a bold Harlot Stub-ble, stalks of Corn Stu-dent, one who studies Sub-stance, Wealth
Su-burbs, out parts of a City Suc-cess, good Luck Suc-cour, help, Affistance Suf-frage, a Vote
Sui-ter, a requester of a favour
Sul-phur, brimstone
Sum-mer, hot part of the year Sum-mit, the highest part Sure-ty, safety, bail Sur-face, the Outside Sur-feit, an Indisposition Sur-prise, Astonishment Swal-low, a bird
Sym-bol, a badge or Mark Symp-tom, a sign or Token Tai-lor, a Maker of clothes Ta-lent (of Gold) worth 54751 Tal-low, melted Fat Ta-lon, a claw
Tan-kard, a mug with a lid Tan-ner, one that tans Hides Ta-per, a long wax-light, &c. Tap-ster, a drawer of liquors Tar-get, a shield
Ta-vern, a house well known Tem-per, natural Disposition Tem-pest, a storm Te-nant, one who hires Te-net, a doctrine or opinion Ten-ter, a Hook Ter-race, a bank of Earth Ter-ror, Fright Tet-ter, a ring-worm Tex-ture, a weaving
Thic-ket, a place full of bushes
This-tle, a prickly plant
Thresh-er, a beater out of corn
Thun-der, a noise in the air
Thurs-day, the fifth Day Tic-ket, a small Note Ti-ger, a furious beast Tim-ber, wood for building Tim-brel, a musical instrumen Tinc-ture, a stain or Die Tin-der, burnt Rags Tin-ker, a mender of brass To-ken, a Gift
Ton-nage, a duty to the King To-pic, head of a Discourse Tor-rent, a violent stream Tor-toise, a shell Fish Tow-el, a wiping cloth Tow-er, a castle Traf-fic, Trade
Trai-tor, one guilty of treason Tran-script, a copy Tran-sit, passage of a plane
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