GLOSSARY 



285 



Chymneyis, chimney, 98, 126 

 Clees, clawes, the "toes" of a 



deer's foot, 77, 80, 131 

 Cleeves, sur or dew cleeves at 



the back of a deer's fetlock 

 Cleped,clepyd, called, 59, 140 

 Clere speres, clear spires, 



woods, App. 

 Clicqueting, vixen fox when 



in heat, App. 

 Clistre, enema, 100 

 Coddes, testicles of the hart 

 Coiting stone, a quoit 

 Colers, COLIERS places, col- 

 lier or charcoal pits, 26 

 Concilida MAIOR, comfrey 



(Syinphytum officinale), 98 

 Concilida minor, prunella, 



selfheal (Prunella vulgaris), 



98 

 Coninger, conigree, rabbit 



warren, App. 

 Contre, counter, back, heel 

 Contre, country, 36 

 Controugle, contreongle, 



hunt counter, hunt heel, 150 

 Conynge, rabbit, 18 

 Coolwort, cabbage, 100 

 Copeis, COPIS, coppice, 155 

 Corner, coRNEER,horn blower 

 Cotes, quoits, 178 

 Couch, the resting-place of 



game ; also hound's bed 

 Couchers, setters, 120 

 Couertts, covert, shelter 

 Counterfeet, COUNTFEIT, ab- 

 normal, 28, 142 

 Courser, cursar, curser, 



swift horse 



COUTHEN, CONTHEN, COUTH, 



knew, to be able, ob. could, 2 

 Cowe, cow, also tail, from queue 

 Crie, cry (of hounds), 65 

 Croches, the upper tines of a 



deer's horns; called also troches 

 Croise, cross, 150 

 Crokes, stomach (of red-deer) 



Crokyng, crooked, curved, 128 



Crommes, crumbs 



Cronen, groan, the roar of the 



stag 

 Cross to, to dislodge roe-deer 



by hounds 

 Crotethe, voiding excrements, 



29 

 Crotey, crotils, crotisen, 



CROTisiNGS, excrements, 16, 



29, 30, 133 

 Cuer, COER, heart 

 CUIR, QUIR, leather, hide 

 Curée, cure, rewarding the 



hounds (also Kyrre and 



Guyrre), 7 29, 52, 208 

 Curres, currys, curs 

 Curtaise, courteous, 115 



Daungere, danger, 161 



Dedis, deeds, 49 



Dedut,deudiz,deduiz,<^v///z/, 

 pleasure pursuit, sport 



Defaute, defaunt, lack, de- 

 fault, 84, 140 



Defet, deffeten, opening or 

 undoing the boar and remov- 

 ing the entrails 



Defoile, track, 150 



Delyuere, deliver, active, 124 



Depiled, stripped of hair 



Desfaire, undoing (brittling) 

 of deer or boar, App. 



Despitous, despytous, de- 

 spiteful, furious, 49 



Desterere, destrier, horse 



Détourner (le cerf), to har- 

 bour the hart, App. 



Deyeng, doing 



Deym, deyme, daine, dine, 

 fallow-deer 



DlSLAUE, wild, 159 



Dissese, disease 



Doo, doe 



Down, or huske, a number of 

 hares, App. 



Dragmes, drachms 



