every man in his humour-第21部分

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BABION；　baboon　BABY；　doll　BACK…SIDE；　back　premises　BAFFLE；　treat　with　contempt　BAGATINE；　Italian　coin；　worth　about　the　third　of　a　farthing　BALARD；　horse　of　magic　powers　known　to　old　romance　BALDRICK；　belt　worn　across　the　breast　to　support　bugle；　etc。　BALE　（of　dice）；　pair　BALK；　overlook；　pass　by；　avoid　BALLACE；　ballast　BALLOO；　game　at　ball　BALNEUM　（BAIN　MARIE）；　a　vessel　for　holding　hot　water　in　which　other　vessels　are　stood　for　heating　BANBURY；　〃brother　of　__；〃　Puritan　BANDOG；　dog　tied　or　chained　up　BANE；　woe；　ruin　BANQUET；　a　light　repast；　dessert　BARB；　to　clip　gold　BARBEL；　fresh…water　fish　BARE；　meer；　bareheaded；　it　was　〃a　particular　mark　of　state　and　grandeur　for　the　coachman　to　be　uncovered〃　（Gifford）　BARLEY…GREAK；　game　somewhat　similar　to　base　BASE；　game　of　prisoner's　base　BASES；　richly　embroidered　skirt　reaching　to　the　knees；　or　lower　BASILISK；　fabulous　reptile；　believed　to　slay　with　its　eye　BASKET；　used　for　the　broken　provision　collected　for　prisoners　BASON；　basons；　etc。；　were　beaten　by　the　attendant　mob　when　bad　characters　were　〃carted〃　BATE；　be　reduced；　abate；　reduce　BATOON；　baton；　stick　BATTEN；　feed；　grow　fat　BAWSON；　badger　BEADSMAN；　PRAYER…MAN；　one　engaged　to　pray　for　another　BEAGLE；　small　hound；　fig。　spy　BEAR　IN　HAND；　keep　in　suspense；　deceive　with　false　hopes　BEARWARD；　bear　leader　BEDPHERE　See　Phere　BEDSTAFF；　（？）　wooden　pin　in　the　side　of　the　bedstead　for　supporting　the　bedclothes　（Johnson）；　one　of　the　sticks　of　〃laths〃；　a　stick　used　in　making　a　bed　BEETLE；　heavy　mallet　BEG；　〃I'd　　him；〃　the　custody　of　minors　and　idiots　was　begged　for；　likewise　property　fallen　forfeit　to　the　Crown　（〃your　house　had　been　begged〃）　BELL…MAN；　night　watchman　BENJAMIN；　an　aromatic　gum　BERLINA；　pillory　BESCUMBER；　defile　BESLAVE；　beslabber　BESOGNO；　beggar　BESPAWLE；　bespatter　BETHLEHEM　GABOR；　Transylvanian　hero；　proclaimed　King　of　Hungary　BEVER；　drinking　BEVIS；　SIR；　knight　of　romance　whose　horse　was　equally　celebrated　BEWAY；　reveal；　make　known　BEZANT；　heraldic　term：　　small　gold　circle　BEZOAR'S　STONE；　a　remedy　known　by　this　name　was　a　supposed　antidote　to　poison　BID…STAND；　highwayman　BIGGIN；　cap；　similar　to　that　worn　by　the　Beguines；　nightcap　BILIVE　（belive）；　with　haste　BILE；　nothing；　empty　talk　BILL；　kind　of　pike　BILLET；　wood　cut　for　fuel；　stick　BIRDING；　thieving　BLACK　SANCTUS；　burlesque　hymn；　any　unholy　riot　BLANK；　originally　a　small　French　coin　BLANK；　white　BLANKET；　toss　in　a　blanket　BLAZE；　outburst　of　violence　BLAZE；　（her。）　blazon；　publish　abroad　BLAZON；　armorial　bearings；　fig。　all　that　pertains　to　good　birth　and　breeding　BLIN；　〃withouten　；〃　without　ceasing　BLOW；　puff　up　BLUE；　colour　of　servants'　livery；　hence　〃　order；〃　〃　waiters〃　BLUSHET；　blushing　one　BOB；　jest；　taunt　BOB；　beat；　thump　BODGE；　measure　BODKIN；　dagger；　or　other　short；　pointed　weapon；　long　pin　with　which　the　women　fastened　up　their　hair　BOLT；　roll　（of　material）　BOLT；　dislodge；　rout　out；　sift　（boulting…tub）　BOLT'S…HEAD；　long；　straight…necked　vessel　for　distillation。　BOMBARD　SLOPS；　padded；　puffed…out　breeches　BONA　ROBA；　〃good；　wholesome；　plum…cheeked　wench〃　　（Johnson）　　not　always　used　in　compliment　BONNY…CLABBER；　sour　butter…milk　BOOKHOLDER；　prompter　BOOT；　〃to　；〃　into　the　bargain；　〃no　；〃　of　no　avail　BORACHIO；　bottle　made　of　skin　BORDELLO；　brothel　BORNE　IT；　conducted；　carried　it　through　BOTTLE　（of　han）；　bundle；　truss　BOTTOM；　skein　or　ball　of　thread；　vessel　BOURD；　jest　BOVOLI；　snails　or　cockles　dressed　in　the　Italian　manner　（Gifford）　BOW…POT；　flower　vase　or　pot　BOYE；　〃terrible　；〃　〃angry　；〃　roystering　young　bucks。　　（See　Nares）　BRABBLES　（BRABBLESH）；　brawls　BRACH；　bitch　BRADAMANTE；　a　heroine　in　'Orlando　Furioso'　BRADLEY；　ARTHUR　OF；　a　lively　character　commemorated　in　ballads　BRAKE；　frame　for　confining　a　norse's　feet　while　being　shod；　or　strong　curb　or　bridle；　trap　BRANCHED；　with　〃detached　sleeve　ornaments；　projecting　from　the　shoulders　of　the　gown〃　（Gifford）　BRANDISH；　flourish　of　weapon　BRASH；　brace　BRAVE；　bravado；　braggart　speech　BRAVE　（adv。）；　gaily；　finely　（apparelled）　BRAVERIES；　gallants　BRAVERY；　extravagant　gaiety　of　apparel　BRAVO；　bravado；　swaggerer　BRAZEN…HEAD；　speaking　head　made　by　Roger　Bacon　BREATHE；　pause　for　relaxation；　exercise　BREATH　UPON；　speak　dispraisingly　of　BREND；　burn　BRIDE…ALE；　wedding　feast　BRIEF；　abstract；　（mus。）　breve　BRISK；　smartly　dressed　BRIZE；　breese；　gadfly　BROAD…SEAL；　state　seal　BROCK；　badger　（term　of　contempt）　BROKE；　transact　business　as　a　broker　BROOK；　endure；　put　up　with　BROUGHTON；　HUGH；　an　English　divine　and　Hebrew　scholar　BRUIT；　rumour　BUCK；　wash　BUCKLE；　bend　BUFF；　leather　made　of　buffalo　skin；　used　for　military　and　serjeants'　coats；　etc。　BUFO；　black　tincture　BUGLE；　long…shaped　bead　BULLED；　（？）　boiled；　swelled　BULLIONS；　trunk　hose　BULLY；　term　of　familiar　endearment　BUNGY；　Friar　Bungay；　who　had　a　familiar　in　the　shape　of　a　dog　BURDEN；　refrain；　chorus　BURGONET；　closely…fitting　helmet　with　visor　BURGULLION；　braggadocio　BURN；　mark　wooden　measures　（〃　ing　of　cans〃）　BURROUGH；　pledge；　security　BUSKIN；　half…boot；　foot　gear　reaching　high　up　the　leg　BUTT…SHAFT；　barbless　arrow　for　shooting　at　butts　BUTTER；　NATHANIEL。　　（〃Staple　of　News〃）；　a　compiler　of　general　news。　　（See　Cunningham）　BUTTERY…HATCH；　half…door　shutting　off　the　buttery；　where　provisions　and　liquors　were　stored　BUY；　〃he　bought　me；〃　formerly　the　guardianship　of　wards　could　be　bought　BUZ；　exclamation　to　enjoin　silence　BUZZARD；　simpleton　BY　AND　BY；　at　once　BY（E）；　〃on　the　__；〃　incidentally；　as　of　minor　or　secondary　importance；　at　the　side　BY…CHOP；　by…blow；　bastard

CADUCEUS；　Mercury's　wand　CALIVER；　light　kind　of　musket　CALLET；　woman　of　ill　repute　CALLOT；　coif　worn　on　the　wigs　of　our　judges　or　serjeants…at…law　（Gifford）　CALVERED；　crimped；　or　sliced　and　pickled。　　（See　Nares）　CAMOUCCIO；　wretch；　knave　CAMUSED；　flat　CAN；　knows　CANDLE…RENT；　rent　from　house　property　CANDLE…WASTER；　one　who　studies　late　CANTER；　sturdy　beggar　CAP　OF　MAINTENCE；　an　insignia　of　dignity；　a　cap　of　state　borne　before　kings　at　their　coronation；　also　an　heraldic　term　CAPABLE；　able　to　comprehend；　fit　to　receive　instruction；　impression　CAPANEUS；　one　of　the　〃Seven　against　Thebes〃　CARACT；　carat；　unit　of　weight　for　precious　stones；　etc。；　value；　worth　CARANZA；　Spanish　author　of　a　book　on　duelling　CARCANET；　jewelled　ornament　for　the　neck　CARE；　take　care；　object　CAROSH；　coach；　carriage　CARPET；　table…cover　CARRIAGE；　bearing；　behaviour　CARWHITCHET；　quip；　pun　CASAMATE；　casemate；　fortress　CASE；　a　pair　CASE；　〃in　；〃　　in　condition　CASSOCK；　soldier's　loose　overcoat　CAST；　flight　of　hawks；　couple　CAST；　throw　dice；　vomit；　forecast；　calculate　CAST；　cashiered　CASTING…GLASS；　bottle　for　sprinkling　perfume　CASTRIL；　kestrel；　falcon　CAT；　structure　used　in　sieges　CATAMITE；　old　form　of　〃ganymede〃　CATASTROPHE；　conclusion　CATCHPOLE；　sheriff's　officer　CATES；　dainties；　provisions　CATSO；　rogue；　cheat　CAUTELOUS；　crafty；　artful　CENSURE；　criticism；　sentence　CENSURE；　criticise；　pass　sentence；　doom　CERUSE；　cosmetic　containing　white　lead　CESS；　assess　CHANGE；　〃hunt　；〃　follow　a　fresh　scent　CHAPMAN；　retail　dealer　CHARACTER；　handwriting　CHARGE；　expense　CHARM；　subdue　with　magic；　lay　a　spell　on；　silence　CHARMING；　exercising　magic　power　CHARTEL；　challenge　CHEAP；　bargain；　market　CHEAR；　CHEER；　comfort；　encouragement；　food；　entertainment　CHECK　AT；　aim　reproof　at　CHEQUIN；　gold　Italian　coin　CHEVEIL；　from　kidskin；　which　is　elastic　and　pliable　CHIAUS；　Turkish　envoy；　used　for　a　cheat；　swindler　CHILDERMASS　DAY；　Innocents'　Day　CHOKE…BAIL；　action　which　does　not　allow　of　bail　CHRYSOPOEIA；　alchemy　CHRYSOSPERM；　ways　of　producing　gold　CIBATION；　adding　fresh　substances　to　supply　the　waste　of　evaporation　CIMICI；　bugs　CINOPER；　cinnabar　CIOPPINI；　chopine；　lady's　high　shoe　CIRCLING　BOY；　〃a　species　of　roarer；　one　who　in　some　way　drew　a　man　into　a　snare；　to　cheat　or　rob　him〃　（Nares）　CIRCUMSTANCE；　circumlocution；　beating　about　the　bush；　ceremony；　everything　pertaining　to　a　certain　condition；　detail；　particular　CITRONISE；　turn　citron　colour　CITTERN；　kind　of　guitar　CITY…WIRES；　woman　of　fashion；　who　made　use　of　wires　for　hair　and　dress　CIVIL；　legal　CLAP；　clack；　chatter　CLAPPER…DUDGEON；　downright　beggar　CLAPS　HIS　DISH；　a　clap；　or　clack；　dish　（dish　with　a　movable　lid）　was　carried　by　beggars　and　lepers　to　show　that　the　vessel　was　empty；　and　to　give　sound　of　their　approach　CLARIDIANA；　heroine　of　an　old　romance　CLARISSIMO；　Venetian　noble　CLEM；　starve　CLICKET；　latch　CLIM　O'　THE　CLOUGHS；　etc。；　wordy　heroes　of　romance　CLIMATE；　country　CLOSE；　secret；　private；　secretive　CLOSENESS；　secrecy　CLOTH；　arras；　hangings　CLOUT；　mark　shot　at；　bull's　eye　CLOWN；　countryman；　clodhopper　COACH…LEAVES；　folding　blinds　COALS；　〃bear　no　；〃　submit　to　no　affront　COAT…ARMOUR；　coat　of　arms　COAT…CARD；　court…card　COB…HERRING；　HERRING…COB；　a　young　herring　COB…SWAN；　male　swan　COCK…A…HOOP；　denoting　unstinted　jollity；　thought　to　be　derived　from　turning　on　the　tap　that　all　might　drink　to　the　full　of　the　flowing　liquor　COCKATRICE；　reptile　supposed　to　be　produced　from　a　cock's　egg　and　to　kill　by　its　eye　　used　as　a　term　of　reproach　for　a　woman　COCK…BRAINED；　giddy；　wild　COCKER；　pamper　COCKSCOMB；　fool's　cap　COCKSTONE；　stone　said　to　be　found　in　a　cock's　gizzard；　and　to　possess　particular　virtues　CODLING；　softening　by　boiling　COFFIN；　raised　crust　of　a　pie　COG；　cheat；　wheedle　COIL；　turmoil；　confusion；　ado　COKELY；　master　of　a　puppet…show　（Whalley）　COKES；　fool；　gull　COLD…CONCEITED；　having　cold　opinion　of；　coldly　affected　towards　COLE…HARBOUR；　a　retreat　for　people　of　all　sorts　COLLECTION；　composure；　deduction　COLLOP；　small　slice；　piece　of　flesh　COLLY；　blacken　COLOUR；　pretext　COLOURS；　〃fear　no　；〃　no　enemy　（quibble）　COLSTAFF；　cowlstaff；　pole　for　carrying　a　cowl=tub　COME　ABOUT；　charge；　turn　round　COMFORTABLE　BREAD；　spiced　gingerbread　COMING；　forward；　ready　to　respond；　complaisant　COMMENT；　commentary；　〃sometime　it　is　taken　for　a　lie　or　fayned　tale〃　（Bullokar；　1616）

COMMODITY；　〃current　for　；〃　allusion　to　practice　of　money…lenders；　who　forced　the　borrower　to　take　part　of　the　loan　in　the　shape　of　worthless　goods　on　which　the　latter　had　to　make　money　if　he　could　COMMUNICATE；　share　COMPASS；　〃in　；〃　within　the　range；　sphere　COMPLEMENT；　completion；　completement；　anything　required　for　the　perfecting　or　carrying　out　of　a　person　or　affair；　accomplishment　COMPLEXION；　natural　disposition；　constitution　COMPLIMENT；　See　Complement　COMPLIMENTARIES；　masters　of　accomplishments　COMPOSITION；　cons