every man in his humour-第22部分

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MENTARIES；　masters　of　accomplishments　COMPOSITION；　constitution；　agreement；　contract　COMPOSURE；　composition　COMPTER；　COUNTER；　debtors'　prison　CONCEALMENT；　a　certain　amount　of　church　property　had　been　retained　at　the　dissolution　of　the　monasteries；　Elizabeth　sent　commissioners　to　search　it　out；　and　the　courtiers　begged　for　it　CONCEIT；　idea；　fancy；　witty　invention；　conception；　opinion　CONCEIT；　apprehend　CONCEITED；　fancifully；　ingeniously　devised　or　conceived；　possessed　of　intelligence；　witty；　ingenious　（hence　well　conceited；　etc。）；　disposed　to　joke；　of　opinion；　possessed　of　an　idea　CONCEIVE；　understand　CONCENT；　harmony；　agreement　CONCLUDE；　infer；　prove　CONCOCT；　assimilate；　digest　CONDEN'T；　probably　conducted　CONDUCT；　escort；　conductor　CONEY…CATCH；　cheat　CONFECT；　sweetmeat　CONFER；　compare　CONGIES；　bows　CONNIVE；　give　a　look；　wink；　of　secret　intelligence　CONSORT；　company；　concert　CONSTANCY；　fidelity；　ardour；　persistence　CONSTANT；　confirmed；　persistent；　faithful　CONSTANTLY；　firmly；　persistently　CONTEND；　strive　CONTINENT；　holding　together　CONTROL　（the　point）；　bear　or　beat　down　CONVENT；　assembly；　meeting　CONVERT；　turn　（oneself）　CONVEY；　transmit　from　one　to　another　CONVINCE；　evince；　prove；　overcome；　overpower；　convict　COP；　head；　top；　tuft　on　head　of　birds；　〃a　cop〃　may　have　reference　to　one　or　other　meaning；　Gifford　and　others　interpret　as　〃conical；　terminating　in　a　point〃　COPE…MAN；　chapman　COPESMATE；　companion　CORV　（Lat。　Copia）；　abundance；　copiousness　CORN　（〃powder　…　〃）；　grain　COROLLARY；　finishing　part　or　touch　CORSIVE；　corrosive　CORTINE；　curtain；　（arch。）　wall　between　two　towers；　etc。　CORYAT；　famous　for　his　travels；　published　as　'Coryat's　Crudities'　COSSET；　pet　lamb；　pet　COSTARD；　head　COSTARD…MONGER；　apple…seller；　coster…monger　COSTS；　ribs　COTE；　hut　COTHURNAL；　from　〃cothurnus；〃　a　particular　boot　worn　by　actors　in　Greek　tragedy　COTQUEAN；　hussy　COUNSEL；　secret　COUNTENANCE；　means　necessary　for　support；　credit；　standing　COUNTER。　　See　Compter　COUNTER；　pieces　of　metal　or　ivory　for　calculating　at　play　COUNTER；　〃hunt　；〃　follow　scent　in　reverse　direction　COUNTERFEIT；　false　coin　COUNTERPANE；　one　part　or　counterpart　of　a　deed　or　indenture　COUNTERPOINT；　opposite；　contrary　point　COURT…DISH；　a　kind　of　drinking…cup　（Halliwell）；　N。E。D。　quotes　from　Bp。　Goodman's　'Court　of　James　I。：　〃The　king。。。caused　his　carver　to　cut　him　out　a　court…dish；　that　is；　something　of　every　dish；　which　he　sent　him　as　part　of　his　reversion；〃　but　this　does　not　sound　like　short　allowance　or　small　receptacle　COURT…DOR；　fool　COURTEAU；　curtal；　small　horse　with　docked　tail　COURTSHIP；　courtliness　COVETISE；　avarice　COWSHARD；　cow　dung　COXCOMB；　fool's　cap；　fool　COY；　shrink；　disdain　COYSTREL；　low　varlet　COZEN；　cheat　CRACK；　lively　young　rogue；　wag　CRACK；　crack　up；　boast；　come　to　grief　CRAMBE；　game　of　crambo；　in　which　the　players　find　rhymes　for　a　given　word　CRANCH；　craunch　CRANTON；　spider…like；　also　fairy　appellation　for　a　fly　（Gifford；　who　refers　to　lines　in　Drayton's　〃Nimphidia〃）　CRIMP；　game　at　cards　CRINCLE；　draw　back；　turn　aside　CRISPED；　with　curled　or　waved　hair　CROP；　gather；　reap　CROPSHIRE；　a　kind　of　herring。　　（See　N。E。D。）　CROSS；　any　piece　of　money；　many　coins　being　stamped　with　a　cross　CROSS　AND　FILE；　heads　and　tails　CROSSLET；　crucible　CROWD；　fiddle　CRUDITIES；　undigested　matter　CRUMP；　curl　up　CRUSADO；　Portuguese　gold　coin；　marked　with　a　cross　CRY　（〃he　that　cried　Italian）：；　〃speak　in　a　musical　cadence；〃　intone；　or　declaim（？）；　cry　up　CUCKING…STOOL；　used　for　the　ducking　of　scolds；　etc。　CUCURBITE；　a　gourd…shaped　vessel　used　for　distillation　CUERPO；　〃in　；〃　in　undress　CULLICE；　broth　CULLION；　base　fellow；　coward　CULLISEN；　badge　worn　on　their　arm　by　servants　CULVERIN；　kind　of　cannon　CUNNING；　skill　CUNNING；　skilful　CUNNING…MAN；　fortune…teller　CURE；　care　for　CURIOUS（LY）；　scrupulous；　particular；　elaborate；　elegant（ly）；　dainty（ly）　（hence　〃in　curious〃）　CURST；　shrewish；　mischievous　CURTAL；　dog　with　docked　tail；　of　inferior　sort　CUSTARD；　〃quaking　；〃　〃　　politic；〃　reference　to　a　large　custard　which　formed　part　of　a　city　feast　and　afforded　huge　entertainment；　for　the　fool　jumped　into　it；　and　other　like　tricks　were　played。　　（See　〃All's　Well；　etc。〃　ii。　5；　40）　CUTWORK；　embroidery；　open…work　CYPRES　（CYPRUS）　（quibble）；　cypress　（or　cyprus）　being　a　transparent　material；　and　when　black　used　for　mourning

DAGGER　（〃　　frumety〃）；　name　of　tavern　DARGISON；　apparently　some　person　known　in　ballad　or　tale　DAUPHIN　MY　BOY；　refrain　of　old　comic　song　DAW；　daunt　DEAD　LIFT；　desperate　emergency　DEAR；　applied　to　that　which　in　any　way　touches　us　nearly　DECLINE；　turn　off　from；　turn　away；　aside　DEFALK；　deduct；　abate　DEFEND；　forbid　DEGENEROUS；　degenerate　DEGREES；　steps　DELATE；　accuse　DEMI…CULVERIN；　cannon　carrying　a　ball　of　about　ten　pounds　DENIER；　the　smallest　possible　coin；　being　the　twelfth　part　of　a　sou　DEPART；　part　with　DEPENDANCE；　ground　of　quarrel　in　duello　language　DESERT；　reward　DESIGNMENT；　design　DESPERATE；　rash；　reckless　DETECT；　allow　to　be　detected；　betray；　inform　against　DETERMINE；　terminate　DETRACT；　draw　back；　refuse　DEVICE；　masque；　show；　a　thing　moved　by　wires；　etc。；　puppet　DEVISE；　exact　in　every　particular　DEVISED；　invented　DIAPASM；　powdered　aromatic　herbs；　made　into　balls　of　perfumed　paste。　　（See　Pomander）　DIBBLE；　（？）　moustache　（N。E。D。）；　（？）　dagger　（Cunningham）　DIFFUSED；　disordered；　scattered；　irregular　DIGHT；　dressed　DILDO；　refrain　of　popular　songs；　vague　term　of　low　meaning　DIMBLE；　dingle；　ravine　DIMENSUM；　stated　allowance　DISBASE；　debase　DISCERN；　distinguish；　show　a　difference　between　DISCHARGE；　settle　for　DISCIPLINE；　reformation；　ecclesiastical　system　DISCLAIM；　renounce　all　part　in　DISCOURSE；　process　of　reasoning；　reasoning　faculty　DISCOURTSHIP；　discourtesy　DISCOVER；　betray；　reveal；　display　DISFAVOUR；　disfigure　DISPARGEMENT；　legal　term　supplied　to　the　unfitness　in　any　way　of　a　marriage　arranged　for　in　the　case　of　wards　DISPENSE　WITH；　grant　dispensation　for　DISPLAY；　extend　DIS'PLE；　discipline；　teach　by　the　whip　DISPOSED；　inclined　to　merriment　DISPOSURE；　disposal　DISPRISE；　depreciate　DISPUNCT；　not　punctilious　DISQUISITION；　search　DISSOLVED；　enervated　by　grief　DISTANCE；　（？）　proper　measure　DISTASTE；　offence；　cause　of　offence　DISTASTE；　render　distasteful　DISTEMPERED；　upset；　out　of　humour　DIVISION　（mus。）；　variation；　modulation　DOG…BOLT；　term　of　contempt　DOLE；　given　in　dole；　charity　DOLE　OF　FACES；　distribution　of　grimaces　DOOM；　verdict；　sentence　DOP；　dip；　low　bow　DOR；　beetle；　buzzing　insect；　drone；　idler　DOR；　（？）　buzz；　〃give　the　；〃　make　a　fool　of　DOSSER；　pannier；　basket　DOTES；　endowments；　qualities　DOTTEREL；　plover；　gull；　fool　DOUBLE；　behave　deceitfully　DOXY；　wench；　mistress　DRACHM；　Greek　silver　coin　DRESS；　groom；　curry　DRESSING；　coiffure　DRIFT；　intention　DRYFOOT；　track　by　mere　scent　of　foot　DUCKING；　punishment　for　minor　offences　DUILL；　grieve　DUMPS；　melancholy；　originally　a　mournful　melody　DURINDANA；　Orlando's　sword　DWINDLE；　shrink　away；　be　overawed

EAN；　yean；　bring　forth　young　EASINESS；　readiness　EBOLITION；　ebullition　EDGE；　sword　EECH；　eke　EGREGIOUS；　eminently　excellent　EKE；　also；　moreover　E…LA；　highest　note　in　the　scale　EGGS　ON　THE　SPIT；　important　business　on　hand　ELF…LOCK；　tangled　hair；　supposed　to　be　the　work　of　elves　EMMET；　ant　ENGAGE；　involve　ENGHLE。　　See　Ingle　ENGHLE；　cajole；　fondle　ENGIN（E）；　device；　contrivance；　agent；　ingenuity；　wit　ENGINER；　engineer；　deviser；　plotter　ENGINOUS；　crafty；　full　of　devices；　witty；　ingenious　ENGROSS；　monopolise　ENS；　an　existing　thing；　a　substance　ENSIGNS；　tokens；　wounds　ENSURE；　assure　ENTERTAIN；　take　into　service　ENTREAT；　plead　ENTREATY；　entertainment　ENTRY；　place　where　a　deer　has　lately　passed　ENVOY；　denouement；　conclusion　ENVY；　spite；　calumny；　dislike；　odium　EPHEMERIDES；　calendars　EQUAL；　just；　impartial　ERECTION；　elevation　in　esteem　ERINGO；　candied　root　of　the　sea…holly；　formerly　used　as　a　sweetmeat　and　aphrodisiac　ERRANT；　arrant　ESSENTIATE；　become　assimilated　ESTIMATION；　esteem　ESTRICH；　ostrich　ETHNIC；　heathen　EURIPUS；　flux　and　reflux　EVEN；　just　equable　EVENT；　fate；　issue　EVENT（ED）；　issue（d）　EVERT；　overturn　EXACUATE；　sharpen　EXAMPLESS；　without　example　or　parallel　EXCALIBUR；　King　Arthur's　sword　EXEMPLIFY；　make　an　example　of　EXEMPT；　separate；　exclude　EXEQUIES；　obsequies　EXHALE；　drag　out　EXHIBITION；　allowance　for　keep；　pocket…money　EXORBITANT；　exceeding　limits　of　propriety　or　law；　inordinate　EXORNATION；　ornament　EXPECT；　wait　EXPLATE；　terminate　EXPLICATE；　explain；　unfold　EXTEMPORAL；　extempore；　unpremediated　EXTRACTION；　essence　EXTRAORDINARY；　employed　for　a　special　or　temporary　purpose　EXTRUDE；　expel　EYE；　〃in　；〃　in　view　EYEBRIGHT；　（？）　a　malt　liquor　in　which　the　herb　of　this　name　was　infused；　or　a　person　who　sold　the　same　（Gifford）　EYE…TINGE；　least　shade　or　gleam

FACE；　appearance　FACES　ABOUT；　military　word　of　command　FACINOROUS；　extremely　wicked　FACKINGS；　faith　FACT；　deed；　act；　crime　FACTIOUS；　seditious；　belonging　to　a　party；　given　to　party　feeling　FAECES；　dregs　FAGIOLI；　French　beans　FAIN；　forced；　necessitated　FAITHFUL；　believing　FALL；　ruff　or　band　turned　back　on　the　shoulders；　or；　veil　FALSIFY；　feign　（fencing　term）　FAME；　report　FAMILIAR；　attendant　spirit　FANTASTICAL；　capricious；　whimsical　FARCE；　stuff　FAR…FET。　　See　Fet　FARTHINGAL；　hooped　petticoat　FAUCET；　tapster　FAULT；　lack；　loss；　break　in　line　of　scent；　〃for　；〃　in　default　of　FAUTOR；　partisan　FAYLES；　old　table　game　similar　to　backgammon　FEAR（ED）；　affright（ed）　FEAT；　activity；　operation；　deed；　action　FEAT；　elegant；　trim　FEE；　〃in　〃　by　feudal　obligation　FEIZE；　beat；　belabour　FELLOW；　term　of　contempt　FENNEL；　emblem　of　flattery　FERE；　companion；　fellow　FERN…SEED；　supposed　to　have　power　of　rendering　invisible　FET；　fetched　FETCH；　trick　FEUTERER　（Fr。　vautrier）；　dog…keeper　FEWMETS；　dung　FICO；　fig　FIGGUM；　（？）　jugglery　FIGMENT；　fiction；　invention　FIRK；　frisk；　move　suddenly；　or　in　jerks；　〃　up；〃　stir　up；　rouse；　〃firks　mad；〃　suddenly　behaves　like　a　madman　FIT；　pay　one　out；　punish　FITNESS；　readiness　FITTON　（FITTEN）；　lie；　invention　FIVE…AND…FIFTY；　〃highest　number　to　stand　on　at　primero〃　（Gifford）　FLAG；　to　fly　low　and　waveringly　FLAGON　CHAIN；　for　hanging　a　smelling…bottle　（Fr。　flacon）　round　the　neck　（？）。　　（See　N。E。D。）　FLAP…DRAGON；　game　similar　to　snap…dragon　FLASKET；　some　kind　of　basket　FLAW；　sudden　gust　or　squall　of　wind　FLAWN；　custard　FLEA；　catch　fleas　FLEER；　sneer；　laugh　derisively　FLESH；　feed　a　hawk　or　dog　with　flesh　to　incite　it　to　the　chase；　initia