Captive, Taken or made Prifoner. A Caravan, A Company of Merchants travelling together. We fometimes call the Waggon that carrys Paffengers fo. To Caroufe, To drink much and make merry. To Carefs, To make much of. A Caffock, Upper clofe Garment. Catarrh, A falling down of Humours out of the A Cave, A Hole, Room, Houfe under-ground. Celeno, One of the Harpies. There were three of 'em feigned to be Fowls, with their Faces like Virgins Ears like Bears, Bodies like Vultures, and Hands like Talons. To Cenfure, To judge hard of, to blame. Centaur, People of Theffaly, who were feigned to have the upper part like a Man, and the lower part like a Horfe.. Center, The Middle Point of the Circle, from which Point all Lines drawn are equal. Century, The Space of an hundred Years. Champion, A Fighter, or one that fights for another. Channel, The Pipe of a Conduit wherein Water runneth.. Chanticleer, A Cock; that is, a Singer clear, or a clear Singer. Chaos, Matter without Form or Shape. A Charge, A Truft, what one is to keep or look after. Charger, A Difh for Eatables. A Chafe, A hunting, following after. To Chafe, To hunt, follow after, or drive. Csaftized, Found fault with, punished. Chimera, Chimera, A Whimsey or idle Story. Chyle, A white Juice coming from Meat digefted in the Stomach. Circlet, A little Circle. Circling, Rowling about. Circuit, Going about, Courfe, &c. Circumference, The Circle about a Thing, or what A Clang, A great founding Noife.. Clarion, A Trumpet. Clashing, Fighting againft, contending, quarrelling. Claffick-Authors, The chief or beft of the Greek or Roman Authors.. Clift, The fide of a Hill or Rock. A Climate, A part of the World, of fuch a Breadth from North to South, that the Length of the artificial Day in one furpaffeth that in the other by half an Hour. To Cloy, To fill with abundance. Cocternal, Together with Eternal. Coin, Money. Colberteen, A fort of Lace. A Colloquy, A Difcourfe between two or more Per fons, talking together. Column, Pillar. Combat, Fighting. Comedy, A Play defcribing the Humours and Mar ners of the ordinary People. A Comet, A Blazing-Star. Comment, The explaining of, by adding other Words to fhew the Meaning. Com Commotion, à Disturbance, Trouble A Compass, a Saylor's Box to direct his Sailing : Compelled, forced Complement, is the expreffing our Efteem for another by Words: As it were Compellamentum, the fpeaking kindly to a Man A Complexion, the Colour of the Face, alfo the Temper of the Body Compofing, making, putting together? Concave, hollow, bending inward, as the Palm of the Hand Convex, is bending outward as the back of the Hand Conduct, Management, Behaviour Confined, kept in, hindred, bounded Confounded, mingled with another, diforder'd, ruined, put to fhame Conglobing, Gathering round in a Heap like a Ball, Thickening Congregated, gathered together Conjugal, belonging to Marriage Conjugal Affection, fuch Love as ought to be between Husband and Wife Confcious, knowing with ones felf or another; pri vy to A Confort, a Companion. In Mufick it is Har mony To confpire, to joyn together against Conftellation, a company of Stars; alfo the Figure or Pofition [Place] of the Stars at the time of one's Birth Confummate, perfect, finifhed, compleat To confummate, to finifh, to make an end of ན Con Contagious, that spreads its dangerous Quality to a nother, tainting To contemplate, to behold, to confider of or upon Contest, Contention in Words Contiguous, nigh, neighbouring, that touches Contracted, made fhort, drawn together. Controuled, kept under, watched, obferved, found Fault with. Convex, fee Concave. Coquet, An airy Lady, one that speaks fair to all Gallants. A Cordial, a Medicine ftrengthening or comforting the Heart. Cordial, Hearty, Sincere, as a Cordial Friend or Love, that is a fincere, &c. Corporeal, Bodily, belonging to the Body. To correct, to mend, to make right, affo to re- A Covert, a Covering, a Place for Protection, Defence or Hiding To coufen, to cheat, to deceive Cay, thy, turning from Craggy, rough, rocky, from Crag, a Rock Creation, making Creator, Maker Creed, Belief, from the first Word of the Belief in Latin, Credo, I believe Crested, that has a Creft, that is, a Comb; or Tuft or Plume of an Helmet Critick Crick, one that takes upon him to judge others Works or Writing Crucifyed, faftened to a Cross Crystalline, made of Cryftal, or like Crystal for Clearnefs Cubit, a Measure, the Length from the Elbow to the Top of the Fingers To Cull, to pick, chufe Cupid, the God of Love, and Son of Venus Current, common, ordinary,alfo approv❜d, the cur - D r Daedalus, a moft ingenious Artist who made himself waxen Wings and flew with them. Dagon, a God of the Philiftines Dame, a Noble Woman, Mistress Dank, moift, wet Danube, the greatest River in Europe, it arifes in the lower Side of Germany, and runs into the Euxine Sea Dawn, the beginning of the Morning Decked or Decking, made fine, dressed out Declining, bending downwards, decaying, alfo avoiding Deep, whofe Bottom is far from its Top; the Sea. To defame, to leffen the good Name or Reputation, to flander Defect, Want, failing of a Thing To defraud, to cheat Degraded, put out of his Office or Honour, expofed to Shame Dejected, caft down, forrowful Το |