GLOSSARIAL INDEX 



155 



90, 92, 98, 102; charuwe, 22; 



carue, 124, 140, plough 

 charue de terre, 8 ; carue de terre, 



140, 142, ploughland 

 charuer, 10, 14, 62, 102, 110, 



ploughman 

 charues, 10 : read charuer 

 chastriz, 116, gelded. K. 

 chateil, 92 ; chateu, 90, 108, 



chattel 

 chaut, 20 ; chaus, 20, hot 

 cheance, see chance 

 checune, 10 etc. ; chescon, 78 etc. ; 



chescoin, 84 etc. ; chescoyn, 106 ; 



chescun, 12 etc.; chun, 84, each. 



B. I. 173 

 chef, 14, 24, 32, 62, 86, 108, 130 ; 



chief, 138; chif, 110, chief, end, 



head 

 chen, 114 ; chin, 94, dog 

 chere, 140, ' creere, victuals, inter- 



tainment for the teeth.' C. 

 chet, see cheyr 

 cheual, 8, 10, 12, 22, 24, 60, 64 ; 



chiual, 86, 90, 92, 94, 108, 110, 



horse 

 cheuestres, 62, harness. B. 

 cheuisance, 2, 4, bargain, contract, 



an agreement between debtor 



and creditor in relation to the 



loan of money. K. ; Ducange, 



s.v. chevisantia 

 cheyr, 14 ; chet, 2, 16 ; chete, 14, 



28, 32 ; chent, 4 ; cheunt, 28, 



to fall. B. s.v. chaor 

 chimin, 92, 100, road 

 chimineunt, 36; chiminer, to walk, 



go 

 chin, see chen 

 chiualer, 134, 140 ; chyualyr, 102, 



knight 

 chyuauchent, 90 ; chyuaucher, to 



ride on. B. s.v. clieval 

 cinkante, 128; cinkaunte, 142, fifty 

 cire, 144, wax 



cisere, 80, cider. S. s.v. cider 

 claye, 98, hurdle. C. 

 cler, 24, 78, clear 

 clerk, 60, clerk 

 clore, 130, to shut. B. 

 coe, 2 etc. ; ceo, 2 etc., this. B. 



s.v. iceo 

 cok, 74, 76, cock 

 collateral, 106, subordinate 

 colour is, 49, collars 

 columber, 6, 88, dovehouse 

 comandemen, 2,86; comandement, 



102, command 

 combler, 98 ; comble, 74, 98, 108 ; 



coumble, 16, to heap up 



comoune, 70 ; commune, 86, com- 

 mon 

 compaignon, 106, 114, companion 

 comperisun, 130, comparison 

 compost, 92, 98, 142, compost, 



manure 

 composter, 90, 100, 110, to manure 

 concelee, 84, hidden. G. 

 conge, 100, 114, 136, leave 

 conisance, 110, intelligence 

 conisant, 112, skilful 

 conninger, 88, conygarth 

 conquere, 84, to maintain 

 conreyez, 24; conreyer, to curry a 



horse. S. s.v. curry 

 consail, 86, 88 ; conseil, 128 ; 



counseil, 128, counsel, advice 

 consailler, 104 ; consiller, 104, to 



counsel, advise 

 conscience, 4, conscience 

 conte, 70 ; conter, to count. B. 

 contel, see cauntel 

 contesse de Nichole, 122, Countess 



of Lincoln 

 conteyner, 34, to behave. B. s.v. 



tenir 

 contredyrunt, 26 ; countredit, 132 ; 



from contredyre, to contradict 

 contrewayter, 10 ; cuntregeytet, 



4, to watch, guard against. B. 



s.v. guetter 

 conturs, 106, auditors 

 conuencuz, 104, convicted 

 conustre, 94, to know 

 copable, 64, guilty 

 corage, 104, courage 

 corde, 62, rope 

 corgeys, 30, pea-straw 

 cors, 36, body 

 cort, 62, 72, 74 ; cor, 30, 84 ; cour, 



4, 6, 16 ; court, 128 ; curt, 20, 



86, 98, court 

 cortilage, 6. A place adjoining 



the court where pot-herbs etc. 



were grown (Domesday of St. 



Paul's, cxxi). Kennet describes 



it as a pen, coop, enclosure for 



running. (Parochial Antiquities, 



Glossary, s.v. curtilagium) 

 coru, see curre 

 costage, 92, 102, 104, 114 ; coust- 



age, 6 ; custage, 18, 22, 24, 102, 



104, 108, cost 

 coste, 136 ; en coste, 26, 138, side, 



at the side. B. s.v. costeit 

 costume, sec custume 

 costumer, see custumer 

 coture, 6, 8, 66 ; couture, 8, in 



Latin cultura, a division of land 



varying in quantity in different 



