CAPRICIO CONSTER caprice to construe CAPRICIOUS CONTINUATE lascivious uninterrupted CAPTIOUS CONTRACTION capacious the marriage contract CARACK CONTRARY a large ship of burden to oppose CARBONADO CONTRIVE meat scotched for broiling to conspire to wear away CARD CONVENT the taper on which the points of the compass are marked under to convene the mariner's needle CONVERT CAREIRE to change the curvetting of a horse CONVERTITE CARKANET a convert a necklace CONVEY CARL to manage a churl CONVEYANCE CARLOT theft, fraud a churl CONVINCE CASTILIAN to conquer, subdue a native of Castile CONVIVE CASTILIANO VULGO to feast together to use discreet language CONVOY CATAIAN escort a native of Cathay CONY-CATCH CATLING to cheat cat-gut CONY-CATCHING CAUTEL poaching, pilfering deceit COOLING CARD CAUTELOUS used metaphorically for an insurmountable obstacle insidious COPATAIN HAT CAVALERO a high-crowned hat a cavalier, gentleman COPE CAVIARE to reward, to give in return the roe of sturgeon pickled; metaph. a delicacy not appreciated COPY by the vulgar theme CEASE CORAGIO put off, made to cease courage CENSURE CORANTO to judge, criticise lively dance CEREMONY CORINTH a ceremonial vestment, religious rite, or anything ceremonial a brothel CERTES CORINTHIAN certainly a wencher CESS CORKY rate, reckoning dry like cork CHACE CORNUTO a term at tennis a cuckold CHAMBER COROLLARY a species of great gun a surplus CHAMBERER OF THE FIELD an effeminate man an aide-de-camp CHANSON CORRIVAL a song rival CHARACT COSTARD affected quality the head CHARACTER COSTER-MONGER a letter, handwriting, to carve or engrave peddling, mercenary CHARACTERY COTE handwriting That which is written a cottage or to quote or to overtake
CAPRICIO caprice CAPRICIOUS lascivious CAPTIOUS capacious CARACK a large ship of burden CARBONADO meat scotched for broiling CARD the taper on which the points of the compass are marked under the mariner's needle CAREIRE the curvetting of a horse CARKANET a necklace CARL a churl CARLOT a churl CASTILIAN a native of Castile CASTILIANO VULGO to use discreet language CATAIAN a native of Cathay CATLING cat-gut CAUTEL deceit CAUTELOUS insidious CAVALERO a cavalier, gentleman CAVIARE the roe of sturgeon pickled; metaph. a delicacy not appreciated by the vulgar CEASE put off, made to cease CENSURE to judge, criticise CEREMONY a ceremonial vestment, religious rite, or anything ceremonial CERTES certainly CESS rate, reckoning CHACE a term at tennis CHAMBER a species of great gun CHAMBERER an effeminate man CHANSON a song CHARACT affected quality CHARACTER a letter, handwriting, to carve or engrave CHARACTERY handwriting That which is written CONSTER to construe CONTINUATE uninterrupted CONTRACTION the marriage contract CONTRARY to oppose CONTRIVE to conspire to wear away CONVENT to convene CONVERT to change CONVERTITE a convert CONVEY to manage CONVEYANCE theft, fraud CONVINCE to conquer, subdue CONVIVE to feast together CONVOY escort CONY-CATCH to cheat CONY-CATCHING poaching, pilfering COOLING CARD used metaphorically for an insurmountable obstacle COPATAIN HAT a high-crowned hat COPE to reward, to give in return COPY theme CORAGIO courage CORANTO lively dance CORINTH a brothel CORINTHIAN a wencher CORKY dry like cork CORNUTO a cuckold COROLLARY a surplus OF THE FIELD an aide-de-camp CORRIVAL rival COSTARD the head COSTER-MONGER peddling, mercenary COTE a cottage or to quote or to overtake
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