GLOSSARY 



Borderer. E. xxix. "A borderer, 

 one that dwelleth by, that com- 

 meth out of one countrie and 

 dwelleth in another." Baret, 

 Alvearle. W. 



Borne out : compensated for. 182. 



Bowed : bent. E. xxvii. 



Brave : to assume ostentatiously, 

 parade, challenge. E. xv. 181. 



Brave : fine. E. xxxiii. 



Bravery : finery ; hence ostenta- 

 tion, display, bravado. E. xi. 

 xv. xxv. 



Break : to train, accustom. E. Hi. 



Briber : a receiver of bribes. 351. 



Broke : to negotiate. E. xxxiv. 



Broken: incomplete. 173. 



Broken music : music that is inter- 

 rupted or not continuous. E. 

 xxxvii. Mr. Chappell (Pop. 

 Mus. i. 246, note C) says it 

 means what we now term 'a 

 string band.' W. 



Bruit : cry. E. liv. 



Buckle: bend. 250. 



Buckling : preparing to go. E. xxi. 



Burse : the Exchange. E. xviii. 



Busy : full of work, elaborate ; 

 now applied only to persons. E. 

 xlvi. 



Buzzes : empty noises. E. xxxi. 



Capital : chief. E. Ivi. 



Caption : captiousness. 298. 



Card : chart. E. xviii. xxix. 



Carefulness: anxiety. 173. 



Carnosities : fleshy tumours. 



Carriage: demeanour. 187, 347. 



Cast : to consider. E. xxvii. To 

 contrive. E. xlv. 



Castoreum : a natural product con- 

 tained in two sacs of the beaver ; 

 formerly used as a medicine, now 

 chiefly as a perfume. E. xxvii. 



Casualty: uncertainty. 185. 



Catchpole : a bailiff. E. liii. 



Cautels: deceits. 332. 



Caveat: a warning. 170, 185. 



Cavillation : quibble. 294. 



Celsitude : height. 344. 



Censure : opinion. E. xxix. 



Certainty : trustworthiness. E. vi. 



Cession: concession. E. liv. 



Challenge : to claim. E. xlviii. 



Chamai'ris : the dwarf Iris. E. 

 xlvi. 



Chapmen : buyers. E. xxxiv. 



Character : a stamp, mark. C. 9. 



Charge : sb. cost. E. liv. v.t. to 

 burden. E. viii. xlviii. 



Chargeable : costly, expensive. E. 

 xxix. 



Charges : expenses. E. viii. xxviii. 



Check with : to hinder. E. x. xxxi. 



Choler : anger. E. xxxvi. 



Chop : to bandy words. E. Ivi. 



Chopping : changing. E. xxxiv. 



Church men : ecclesiastics. E. viii. 



Circumferred : carried round. 253. 



Civility : civilization. E. xlvi. 

 Refinement. 



Clamour : to disturb with clamour. 

 E. xx. 



Clear : adj. open. E. i. v. prove. 

 1 80. 



Clearness : openness. E. vi. 



Close : secret. E. vi. xi. Ivi. 



Closeness : secrecy. E. vi. xxvii. 



Clove gilly-flower : perhaps D tan- 

 thus caryophyllus. Gerarde dis- 

 tinguishes the Clove Gilly- Flower 

 from the Carnation only by its 

 being smaller both in leaf and 

 flower. E. xlvi. W. 



Coarctation : cramping. 173. 



Cockboat : little boat. 186. 



Coemption : a buying up. E. 

 xxxiv. 



Collect : to gather, <nfer. E. xxxv. 



Collier : an owner of coal mines. 

 E. xxxiv. 



Colliquation : melting. 261. 



Colour : sb. pretext, v.t. to colour 

 other men's moneys. E. xli. 

 'To colour strangers' goods, is 

 when a Free-man or Denison 



