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CHARACTERIE
AN ARTE
of shorte, swifte,
and secrete wri­
ting by Charac­
ter.

Inuented by Timothe
Bright, Doctor of
Phisike.

Imprinted at London by
I. Windet, the Assigne
of Tim. Bright.
1588.
Cum priuilegio Regiæ Maiestatis.

Forbidding all other to print
the same.















Dedicatorie
TO THE MOST
high, and mightie prince,
ELIZABETH, by the grace
of God, of England, Fraunce, and
Ireland, Queene: Defen­
der of the faith
etc.

CIcero did ac­
count it wor­
thie his labor,
and no les pro­
fitable to the Roman com­
mon weale (Most gratious
Soueraigne,) to inuent a
speedie kinde of wryting
by Character, a Plu­







tarch reporteth in the life
of CATO the yonger. This
inuention was increased
afterward by Seneca: that
the number of Characters
grue to 7000. Whether
through iniurie of time, or
that men gaue it ouer for
tediousnes of learning, no­
thing remaineth extant of
Ciceros inuention at this
day. Vpon consideration
of the great vse of such a
kinde of writing, I haue
inuented the like: of fewe
Characters, short, & easie,
euery Character answe­







ring a word: My inuenti­
on meere English, without
precept, or imitation of a­
ny. The vses are diuers:
Short, that a swifte hande
may therewith write Ora­
tions or publike actions of
speach, vttered as becom­
eth the grauitie of such
actions, verbatim. Se­
crete, as no kinde of wry­
ting like, and herein (be­
sides other properties) ex­
celling the writing by let­
ters, and Alphabet, in that,
Nations of strange langua­
ges, may hereby communi­







cate their meaning toge­
ther in writing, though of
sundrie tonges. It is repor­
ted of the people of Chi­
na, that they haue no o­
ther kinde, and so traf­
fike together many Pro­
uinces of that kingdom, ig­
norant one of an others
speach. Their Characters
are very long, and harde
to make, that a dousen of
mine, may be written as
soone as one of theirs; Be­
sides, they wanting an Al­
phabet, fal into an infinite
number, which is a thing







that greatlie chargeth me­
mory, and may discourage
the learner.

This my inuention I
am emboldned to dedicate
vnto your Maiesty, in that
among other your Prince­
lie vertues, your Maiesty
is woont to approue of eue­
rie good and profitable in­
uention of learning: and
in duetie of thankefulnesse
am I much more bounde
thereunto, from whome
I haue receiued assurance
of the fruite of my stu­
dies, by your Maiesties







most gracious Priuiledge.
And this my inuention be­
ing altogether of English
yeeld, where your Maiestie
is the Ladie of the Soyle it
appertayneth of right to
you onely. So, mooued by
duetie, and incouraged by
your Maiesties fauoura­
ble disposition to the ver­
tuous, & learned indeuors
of your faithfull Subiects,
I haue presumed to publish
my Charactery vnder the
protection of your Maie­
sties name. It is like a ten­
der plant, yong & strange







and so it resteth.

If it may be so happy, as
to inioye the influence of
your Maiesties fauoure,
and good liking, I doubt
not, but it will growe vp,
be embraced, & yeeld pro­
fitable fruit vnto many,
and I my selfe thereby shal
haue atteined for my par&shyl
ticular respect, that which
in a lower degree, many
shal enioy by the vse of this
my inuention, which I hope
(be it said with modestie)
wanteth little to equall
it, with that olde devise







of Ciceroes, but your Ma­
iesties alowance, & Cice­
roes name. The later as I
can easily spare, so without
the former my Characterie
dareth presume no farther,
but liueth, or dieth, accor­
ding to your Maiesties ac­
count, whose blessed state,
as it is to all your loyall
subiectes an other life, be­
sides the naturall, so to this
new sprong ympe, & to me
the parent therof, nothing
can bee more comfortable
then your Maiesties grati­
ous acceptation, by whom







all the land flourisheth, & is
at the very heart cheered.

The eternall blesse your
Maiestie with increase of
all happinesse to your com­
fort, and your faithful sub­
iects, that (vnder the great
maiestie of God) onely de­
pend vpon you.

Your Maiesties faithful
Subject,

Timothe Bright.















An Instruction to the
Reader, how the art is
to be learned

THou hast here gen­
tle Reader, an Art
of short, and so of
speedie wryting,
plainly deliuered vnto thee.
So as by thine owne industry,
thou mayest attaine vnto it, if
thou wilt but one moneth
take paines therein, & by con­
tinuance of an other moneth,
mayest thou attaine to great
readinesse. For thy better in­
strucion, thou art first to learne
the Characterie wordes by
heart, and therewith the ma­
king of the figure to the Cha­
racter, to doo it readily, and
cleane. Then, to be able to
joyne euery Character to the







worde pronounced, without
booke or sight of any patterne
before thee. This done, thou
art farther to proceede, and to
learne how to referre eyther
wordes of like signification, or
of the same kinde, or contra­
ries vnto those that be called
Characterie. Here because e­
uery man by his own reache
can not consider how to refer
all wordes, thou hast in this
booke an English dictionary,
with words of reference alrea­
dy thereto adioyned to helpe
such as of themselues can not so
dispose them. The words which
are called appellatiue, if they
signifie thinges that haue di­
stinct parts: those parts are to
be written in the one side, and
the things and all the sortes
that kinde, on the other, and







where there be many of a kind
for cleerer distinction, part them
vnto diuerse sides. Likewise, as
thou maiest see in the table of
them more particularly. In stead
of much laborious writing; for
thy speedy exercise, and ease,
thou mayest cause one to read
the Dictionarie to thee, while
thou writest it, and so in that
small quantitie of paper hast
thou to exercise thee more, then
if thou shouldest write whole
volumes. And if thou wilt take
pains to cast the Characterie
wordes into some discourse, as
liketh thee best, so hast thou a
means of reteyning the Art,
and keeping it without al dan­
ger of forgetting.

Moreouer, thou mayest ex­
ercise this art after a while lear­
ning, as well by reading with­







out writing as if thou diddest
write, by calling the Character
to thy minde, and the worde
of reference. So hast thou the
Art of short, swift, and secrete
writing, none comparable.

Farewell.








THE ARTE OF
Characterie




CHaracterie is an art
of writing brieflie.
It hath two parts.
The first parte is
concerning the making of the
Characters.

The second is concerning
the value, and signification of
them.

A Character is a brief mark
of a worde.

To Characters doe belong
two thinges: Figure, and Ioy­
ning.

The Figure ought to be ea­
sie, and briefe.

The ioyning of Characters
consisteth of situation, and di­
stinction








The situation of Character
ought to be one directly vnder
the other.

The distinction ought to be
made with a pricke sette vnder
the Character, at euery brea­
thing, or pause of the sentence
as [shorthand mark]

These are properties be­
longing to all Characters.

The kindes of Characters are
two: Simple or compound.

A Simple one is a Character
made of no other, and is vari­
ed by euery kinde of position,
hanging or lying.

It is either a straight line, or
crooked.

A straight line hanging,
direct, as, [shorthand mark] or bias as [shorthand marks] lying,
thus, [shorthand mark]







A crooked line, is either
halfe circle or whole, hanging
thus, [shorthand marks] lying thus [shorthand marks] The
whole circle thus [shorthand mark]

The Compounded Charac­
ters are such as be made of the
simple.

A Compounded Character
hath two partes: the one is the
body of the Character, &  the
other is an addition to it.

The bodie of the Character
is a single straight Character, &
& by it is varied the position of
the Character compounded
thereof.

The Addition is to either
side of the bodie, to the head
or to the foote.

The addition is either sin­
gle, or Compound.

Single, when the addition is
is of one line onely: and that ey­







ther streight, or croked.

Streight line to the head of
either side, thus: [shorthand marks] to
the foote, thus: [shorthand marks]


A compounde addition is
when the addition consisteth
of two lines.

The Compound addition is
of two sorts: either of the same
kinde of lines, as two crooked
as [shorthand mark], or one streight and the o­
ther crooked, at the head
thus [shorthand marks], at the foote thus [shorthand marks]



Hetherto of the parts of streight lined
Characters, and the properties
belonging to them.

Now of the kinds.

THe straight lined Compound
is multiplied by varying







position, first [shorthand mark] then [shorthand mark] and [shorthand mark]

A straightlined Character is
either simply Compounded,
or double Compound.

Simply Comp. at head thus:
from [shorthand mark] answering the alphabet
sauing k, q, and y, which are
answered with c, and i,
position, [shorthand marks] at the feete
thus: [shorthand marks] posi­
tion [shorthand marks]

Double Compounds are
such, as haue additions boath
at head and foote, as [shorthand marks]
&c, and so the rest, the 12.
feete added. Position thus [shorthand marks]

These are all the streight li­
ned Characters.

Thus much concerning the Character, and
of the first part of Charactery.









The seconde part of Cha­
racterie, touching the sig­
nification of the
Character

THe signification of the
character is of two sorts,
Solitarie, or accom­
panied.

A solitarie signification is
that, which a solitarie Charac­
ter expresseth.

That is, certaine wordes
whereto all other may bee re­
ferred, called Charactericall.

The Charactericall wordes,
are a number that haue neither
agreement, nor contrarity to­
gether: but stand indifferent­
ly affected.

These are all conteyned in
a Table following, with the







Character adioyned to eache
word.

Let a short Character, serue
an vsuall and short word: and a
long one a long word: excepte
the order in the Alphabet dis­
posed for memorie, cause alte­
ration.

A worde of the same sound, 
though of diuers sence, is writ­
ten with the same: as, faste, for
abstinence from meate, for
swiftnes, and surenes: so if it
much differ not, as whore, and
hore, whole, and hole.



Of the properties belon­
ging to words.

THe properties belonging to
wordes, are shewed by plain
expressing them: or are gathe­
red by nature of the speech.







They are expressed by pricks
added to the side of the Cha­
racter.

They are common to all
wordes, or peculiar vnto cer­
tayne.

The common is, to be pri­
mitiue, or deriued.

Of primitiues, or
derivatiues.


PRimitiues and deriuatiues
are known by the language:
as, he is a vertuous man, not, a
vertue man: feare God, honour
the king: not fearful, so not ho­
norable.

Deriued words that ende in
er, require two prickes at the
right side of the Character: as,
laborer is deriued of labor. [shorthand mark]

Such as ende in shippe, as







friendship, or hood, a neigh­
bourhood, require after the
word writen, the Character of
ship to be placed vnderneath:
and whether it, or hood be to
be read, the language wil plain­
ly deliuer. For no man wil read
either neighborship, or friend­
hood.

Let his be written with the
Character of h, and a prick on
the left side, as: [shorthand mark]

Thus much of Primatiues and De­
riuatiues: which are common
to all wordes.



Now of peculiar
properties.

THe peculiar to Nownes are
Nomber and Comparison

Of number.

A, going before the word, de­
clareth the singular nomber:
as, a man, not, a men.







When the, goeth before, place
a pricke at the side of the Cha­
racter folowing, to note the
plurall nomber, as [shorthand mark] the ages.

The Character of this, requi­
reth a pricke on the side, to sig­
nifie thus. [shorthand mark]

The rest is declared by the
language: as, two men, not two
man.

Of comparison

The Comparative degree is
knowen from the other, by
then, following: as, gold is bet­
ter then siluer, not good then
siluer, nor best.

The superlatiue degree is de­
clared by of, following: as, gold
is best of metals.

When comparison is betwixt
two, of, signifieth the Compa­
rative degree: as, better of
twain.









Hetherto of properties belonging to
Nownes: It followeth of such
as belong to verbs, as
tence, or time.

Of Tence.

IF the time be parted from the
worde, as, I wil against such a
day, doe this: then make the
marke of the time at the side
of the person: as, at j.

The time of doing any thing,
if it be past, and is signified by
haue: let the Character for
haue, be written.

If had, doe signifie it, make
a pricke in the Character of
haue, on the left hand. [shorthand mark]

If did, make the like pricke
in the Character of doe, on the
same side. [shorthand mark]

For were, write the Charac­
ter of ware.

If the worde by reason of







tence ende in ed, as, I loued,
then make a prick in the Char­
acter of the word, on the lefte
side. [shorthand mark] I loued

The time to come requireth
a prick on the the right side.

When woulde is to bee ex­
pressed, write the Character of
will for it, and read it would: &
for should, make a prick on the
right side of well.

The present tence wanteth a
pricke, and so is knowen from
other tences.

A worde of doing, that en­
deth in ing, as, eating, drinking
&c. requireth two prickes di­
rect vnder the bodie of the
Character, as [shorthand mark]

Other times or tences, depend
vpon these, and are plainly dis­
cerned by the nature of the
language.









A note of nombers, &
propper names.

NOmbers are writen by the
the heades of the compounde
Characters, with a streight bo­
die hanging, and take increase
by place, as Ciphers in Arith­
metike:

Propper names, if they be sig­
nificant, are written by charac­
ter: as, fielde, day, &c Other­
wise the head of the character
bearing the figure of a letter
added also to the foote, and so
ioyned in one figure, may serue
for two letters: as ab [shorthand mark] ac
[shorthand mark] ad [shorthand mark]
ae [shorthand mark] ba [shorthand mark] be &c and so o­
ther two, till all the worde, or
as much as is necessarie, shal be
written: with a marke at the
side of the first Character, to
shewe that it is a name.









Hetherto concerning the
solitary signification, with properties
belonging to words. It fol­
loweth of the accompa­
nied signification

The accompanied significa­
tion is that which the Cha­
racter expresseth by an addi­
tion to it.

This addition, is the heads
of streight characters, each an­
swering a letter in the alpha­
bet.

These additions carrie the
first letter of the accompanied
signification, to declare what
it is.

If the accompanied signifi­
cation haue two wordes of like
beginning as ledde, and latine,
take two of the first letters
made into one Character, as
before in names, for difference.







if two, be like, (which is ve­
ry rare) leaue the vouell, or the
consonant, of the one, for dif­
ference, as in stretch, & straine,
& take that which may make
the difference.

The accompanied signifi­
cation is of two kinds.

Either when the very worde
is signified, or the sence only.

The very worde, when the
presise word is to be signified.

Here sometimes falleth out
a shortning of writing.

First, when and, or, neither,
or such coniunctions come be­
twixt two wordes that are of
like signification, or contraries:
then, in stead of the Character
of the second, place the addi­
tion answering the first letter
of that word, to the side of the
coniunction as [shorthand mark] life and death.







And if many synominaes, or
contraries be vttered not cou­
pled by any coniunction, make
a pricke in stead of the coniun­
ction, and note those synomi­
naes, or contraries, with their
marks, as before is said, as
part whole, lumpe, peece, thus:
[shorthand marks]

The second shortning is in
repetitions.

If the repetition be of sin­
gle wordes, the figure of the
number how oft it is repeated
is to be added to the left side
of the Character of the repea­
ted word, as earth, earth, earth,
heare the word of the Lord.

If it be of a sentence, or whole
part thereof, place a circle on
the right side of the first re­
peated woordes Character.







thus: In perils of waters, in
perils of robbers, in perils of
the sea, write thus [shorthand marks]

The accompanied significa­
tion in expresse word, is of two
sorts. Either of like, & consen­
ting signification with the soli­
tary: or of dissenting.

The consenting signification
requireth the marke on the left
side.

The consenting signification
is of two kindes.

When the accompanied sig­
nification is a synonima to the
solitary, or a kind of it.

Synonima, as anger, rage,
fury, [shorthand marks]

A kinde as mettall, brasse,
tinne, ledde. [shorthand mark]









Thus much of the Consen­
ting signification: It followeth
of the Dissenting.

The dissenting signification
is when the accompanied
dissenteth from the solitary.

Here the addition is to be
placed on the right side, as:

When it is a meere deniying
it hath onely a dashe through
the Character, whose worde it
denieth, as, is, is not; good, not
good. [shorthand marks]

Here place the shortning on
the right side, as life, & death,
neither good nor badde. [shorthand marks]

When such a contrary is first
to be written, as is not contey­
ned in the table of Charactery
wordes, then write it with the
addition, and let the coniun­







ction be accompanied with the
marke on the left side, as death
and life [shorthand mark]

Which marke is a pricke if it
be the solitary signification that
is to be written, otherwise a
marke of synonima, therof



Hetherto concerning the accompanied
signification, of the expresse word:
It followeth of the sense.

The sense onlie is to be ta­
ken with the character, when
besides that wee desire to bee
swift, the very expresse worde
is not necessarie. That is, when
they doe but fill the speech, or
otherwise are not of the sub­
stance of the matter: as, circum­
locutions, and partitions.

Of the first sort is, when we
leue out the speciall, and pecu­
liar proprieties: as, high hea­
uen, eternall God. Here leaue







out high, and eternall.

So when a phrase is to be ta­
ken with a worde: as, he tooke
himselfe to his heeles, for he
fled.

Also here may be lefte out
the word of like signification,
as praise for commend, greeue,
for molest, etc.

The other sort is when the
thing described, or diuided, is
put for the description, or di­
uision: as, for creator of heauen
and earth, God: the redeemer
of mankinde, Christ.

So, for master, seruant, chil­
dren, father, mother, olde and
young: the whole familie.

At the side of the Character
of the thing described, place
at the divided [shorthand mark]

FINIS.









The Characterie Table

A

[shorthand mark] A Bound

[shorthand mark] About.

[shorthand mark] Accept.

[shorthand mark] Accuse.

[shorthand mark] Aduance.

[shorthand mark] Aer.

[shorthand mark] Againe.

[shorthand mark] Age.

[shorthand mark] All.

[shorthand mark] Almost.

[shorthand mark] Also.

[shorthand mark] Although.

[shorthand mark] Alter.

[shorthand mark] Am.

[shorthand mark] Amend.

[shorthand mark] Anger.

[shorthand mark] Anoint.

[shorthand mark] Apparell.

[shorthand mark] Appertaine.

[shorthand mark] Appoint.

[shorthand mark] Arme.

[shorthand mark] Art.

[shorthand mark] Asse.

[shorthand mark] At.


B

[shorthand mark] BAnish.

[shorthand mark] Bargaine.

[shorthand mark] Beare.

[shorthand mark] Beast.

[shorthand mark] Beate.

[shorthand mark] Before.

[shorthand mark] Begge.

[shorthand mark] Begin.

[shorthand mark] Bellie.

[shorthand mark] Bende.

[shorthand mark] Benefite.

[shorthand mark] Bestow.

[shorthand mark] Betweene.

[shorthand mark] Beware.

[shorthand mark] By.

[shorthand mark] Bycause.

[shorthand mark] Birde.

[shorthand mark] Bishop.

[shorthand mark] Bite.

[shorthand mark] Blase.

[shorthand mark] Blowe.

[shorthand mark] Bloud.

[shorthand mark] Blowe.

[shorthand mark] Blush.







[shorthand mark] Bone.

[shorthand mark] Booke.

[shorthand mark] Borrow.

[shorthand mark] Both.

[shorthand mark] Bottome.

[shorthand mark] Bread.

[shorthand mark] Breake.

[shorthand mark] Breede.

[shorthand mark] Brest.

[shorthand mark] Bright.

[shorthand mark] Brittle.

[shorthand mark] Brother.

[shorthand mark] Bruise.

[shorthand mark] Burne.

[shorthand mark] Busie.

[shorthand mark] But.


C

[shorthand mark] CAll.

[shorthand mark] Can.

[shorthand mark] Captious.

[shorthand mark] Care.

[shorthand mark] Case.

[shorthand mark] Caue.

[shorthand mark] Cause.

[shorthand mark] Certaine.

[shorthand mark] Challenge.

[shorthand mark] Change.

[shorthand mark] Cristian.

[shorthand mark] Church.

[shorthand mark] Chuse.

[shorthand mark] Cyll.

[shorthand mark] Cynde.

[shorthand mark] Circumstance.

[shorthand mark] Citie.

[shorthand mark] Cloth.

[shorthand mark] Cnowe.

[shorthand mark] Coyne.

[shorthand mark] Colour.

[shorthand mark] Commaund.

[shorthand mark] Comfort.

[shorthand mark] Common.

[shorthand mark] Compare.

[shorthand mark] Companie.

[shorthand mark] Compell.

[shorthand mark] Continue.

[shorthand mark] Conceiue.

[shorthand mark] Condition.

[shorthand mark] Consent.

[shorthand mark] Consider.

[shorthand mark] Confesse.

[shorthand mark] Conscience.

[shorthand mark] Constant.

[shorthand mark] Conueigh.

[shorthand mark] Content.

[shorthand mark] Corne.

[shorthand mark] Corner.







[shorthand mark] Corrupt.

[shorthand mark] Couer.

[shorthand mark] Councel.

[shorthand mark] Count.

[shorthand mark] Crie.

[shorthand mark] Cuestion.

[shorthand mark] Cuit

[shorthand mark] Cumpasse.

[shorthand mark] Cut.


D

[shorthand mark] DAy.

[shorthand mark] Danger.

[shorthand mark] Deceiue.

[shorthand mark] Declare.

[shorthand mark] Dedicate.

[shorthand mark] Deere.

[shorthand mark] Defend.

[shorthand mark] Delight.

[shorthand mark] Depriue.

[shorthand mark] Deputie.

[shorthand mark] Descend.

[shorthand mark] Desire.

[shorthand mark] Despise.

[shorthand mark] Destitute.

[shorthand mark] Destroy.

[shorthand mark] Diet.

[shorthand mark] Differ.

[shorthand mark] Digge.

[shorthand mark] Diligence.

[shorthand mark] Dissemble.

[shorthand mark] Distresse.

[shorthand mark] Difie.

[shorthand mark] Doe.

[shorthand mark] Dout.

[shorthand mark] Draw.

[shorthand mark] Dreame.

[shorthand mark] Drie.

[shorthand mark] Drinke.

[shorthand mark] Driue.

[shorthand mark] Drop.

[shorthand mark] Due.

[shorthand mark] Duble.


E

[shorthand mark] EArth.

[shorthand mark] Edge.

[shorthand mark] Euen.

[shorthand mark] Element.

[shorthand mark] Eloquence.

[shorthand mark] Enough.

[shorthand mark] Enter.

[shorthand mark] Enterprise.

[shorthand mark] Erect.

[shorthand mark] Erre.

[shorthand mark] Escape.







[shorthand mark] Euer.

[shorthand mark] Example.

[shorthand mark] Except.

[shorthand mark] Exercise.

[shorthand mark] Expect.

[shorthand mark] Expert.


F

[shorthand mark] FAce.

[shorthand mark] Faith.

[shorthand mark] Faire.

[shorthand mark] Fall.

[shorthand mark] Fare.

[shorthand mark] Farre.

[shorthand mark] Fast.

[shorthand mark] Fatte.

[shorthand mark] Feare.

[shorthand mark] Feast.

[shorthand mark] Feede.

[shorthand mark] Field.

[shorthand mark] Fetter.

[shorthand mark] Fight.

[shorthand mark] Figure.

[shorthand mark] Fill.

[shorthand mark] Filth.

[shorthand mark] Fine.

[shorthand mark] Finde.

[shorthand mark] Fire.

[shorthand mark] Fish.

[shorthand mark] Flatter.

[shorthand mark] Flesh.

[shorthand mark] Fly.

[shorthand mark] Fling.

[shorthand mark] Florish.

[shorthand mark] Folow.

[shorthand mark] For

[shorthand mark] Force.

[shorthand mark] Forsake.

[shorthand mark] Fortune.

[shorthand mark] Foundation.

[shorthand mark] Fountaine.

[shorthand mark] Free.

[shorthand mark] Frend.

[shorthand mark] From.

[shorthand mark] Frowne.

[shorthand mark] Fruite.

[shorthand mark] Furnish.


G

[shorthand mark] GApe.

[shorthand mark] Garde.

[shorthand mark] Garment.

[shorthand mark] Gather.

[shorthand mark] Gentle.

[shorthand mark] Gest.

[shorthand mark] Get.







[shorthand mark] Gide.

[shorthand mark] Giue.

[shorthand mark] Goe.

[shorthand mark] God.

[shorthand mark] Good.

[shorthand mark] Gospel.

[shorthand mark] Glasse.

[shorthand mark] Glorie.

[shorthand mark] Grace.

[shorthand mark] Grasse.

[shorthand mark] Graine.

[shorthand mark] Grasse.

[shorthand mark] Graue.

[shorthand mark] Great.

[shorthand mark] Griefe.

[shorthand mark] Grone.


H

[shorthand mark] HAlfe.

[shorthand mark] Hand.

[shorthand mark] Hang.

[shorthand mark] Hard.

[shorthand mark] Hart.

[shorthand mark] Haruest.

[shorthand mark] Haste.

[shorthand mark] Haue.

[shorthand mark] Hault.

[shorthand mark] Haunt.

[shorthand mark] Heale.

[shorthand mark] Hee.

[shorthand mark] Hedde.

[shorthand mark] Helpe.

[shorthand mark] Herbe.

[shorthand mark] Here.

[shorthand mark] Hete.

[shorthand mark] Hetherto.

[shorthand mark] Heuen.

[shorthand mark] Hie.

[shorthand mark] Hil.

[shorthand mark] Historie.

[shorthand mark] Hit.

[shorthand mark] Holy.

[shorthand mark] Honest.

[shorthand mark] Hope.

[shorthand mark] How.

[shorthand mark] Hould.

[shorthand mark] House.

[shorthand mark] Husband.

[shorthand mark] Hurt.


I

[shorthand mark] YEt.

[shorthand mark] If.

[shorthand mark] Inherite.

[shorthand mark] Inioy.

[shorthand mark] Innocent.







[shorthand mark] Inquire.

[shorthand mark] Instrument.

[shorthand mark] Interteine.

[shorthand mark] Inuent.

[shorthand mark] You.

[shorthand mark] Ioyne.

[shorthand mark] Yong.

[shorthand mark] Iudge.

[shorthand mark] Iuel.


L

[shorthand mark] LAbour.

[shorthand mark] Last.

[shorthand mark] Late.

[shorthand mark] Laugh.

[shorthand mark] Leane.

[shorthand mark] Learne.

[shorthand mark] Let.

[shorthand mark] Lether.

[shorthand mark] Leue.

[shorthand mark] Ly.

[shorthand mark] Liberalitie.

[shorthand mark] Life.

[shorthand mark] Light.

[shorthand mark] Like.

[shorthand mark] Limitte.

[shorthand mark] Line.

[shorthand mark] Lode.

[shorthand mark] Loose.

[shorthand mark] Loue.


M

[shorthand mark] MAdde.

[shorthand mark] Make.

[shorthand mark] Man.

[shorthand mark] Maner.

[shorthand mark] Many.

[shorthand mark] Marchant.

[shorthand mark] Marke.

[shorthand mark] Marrie.

[shorthand mark] Maruayle.

[shorthand mark] Masse.

[shorthand mark] Master.

[shorthand mark] Matter.

[shorthand mark] Meane.

[shorthand mark] Measure..

[shorthand mark] Meete.

[shorthand mark] Mercie.

[shorthand mark] Merite.

[shorthand mark] Message.

[shorthand mark] Metall.

[shorthand mark] Minde.

[shorthand mark] Mine.

[shorthand mark] Mirth.

[shorthand mark] Mix.

[shorthand mark] Mock.







[shorthand mark] Modesty.

[shorthand mark] More.

[shorthand mark] Moue.

[shorthand mark] Mouth.

[shorthand mark] Much.

[shorthand mark] Murmur.


N

[shorthand mark] NAile.

[shorthand mark] Nature.

[shorthand mark] Necessarie.

[shorthand mark] Neighbor.

[shorthand mark] Nether.

[shorthand mark] Nette.

[shorthand mark] Neuerthelesse.

[shorthand mark] Nippe.

[shorthand mark] No.

[shorthand mark] Noble.

[shorthand mark] Nothing.

[shorthand mark] Nothinglesse.

[shorthand mark] Now.


O

[shorthand mark] OBay.

[shorthand mark] Office.

[shorthand mark] Offend.

[shorthand mark] Offer.

[shorthand mark] Oft.

[shorthand mark] Oh.

[shorthand mark] Omit.

[shorthand mark] One.

[shorthand mark] Open.

[shorthand mark] Oppose.

[shorthand mark] Oppresse.

[shorthand mark] Or.

[shorthand mark] Order.

[shorthand mark] Othe.

[shorthand mark] Other.

[shorthand mark] Ouer.

[shorthand mark] Ouermuch.

[shorthand mark] Ouertake.

[shorthand mark] Ought.

[shorthand mark] Owne.

[shorthand mark] Owre.

[shorthand mark] Out.

[shorthand mark] Outward.


P

[shorthand mark] PAcient.

[shorthand mark] Parent.

[shorthand mark] Part.

[shorthand mark] Passe.

[shorthand mark] Peace.

[shorthand mark] People.

[shorthand mark] Perfect.







[shorthand mark] Perswade.

[shorthand mark] Physicke.

[shorthand mark] Place.

[shorthand mark] Plague.

[shorthand mark] Playe.

[shorthand mark] Plaine.

[shorthand mark] Plead.

[shorthand mark] Pledge.

[shorthand mark] Poynt.

[shorthand mark] Possible.

[shorthand mark] Power.

[shorthand mark] Pray.

[shorthand mark] Praise.

[shorthand mark] Preach.

[shorthand mark] Preiudice.

[shorthand mark] Prepare.

[shorthand mark] Present.

[shorthand mark] Pretende.

[shorthand mark] Preuayle.

[shorthand mark] Preuent.

[shorthand mark] Pricke.

[shorthand mark] Prince.

[shorthand mark] Promis.

[shorthand mark] Prophecy.

[shorthand mark] Proportion.

[shorthand mark] Prosper.

[shorthand mark] Proue.

[shorthand mark] Pulpet.

[shorthand mark] Punish.

[shorthand mark] Purge.

[shorthand mark] Purpose.


R

[shorthand mark] RAce.

[shorthand mark] Raigne.

[shorthand mark] Rebuke.

[shorthand mark] Reche.

[shorthand mark] Recouer.

[shorthand mark] Reade.

[shorthand mark] Redy.

[shorthand mark] Region.

[shorthand mark] Reioyce.

[shorthand mark] Religion.

[shorthand mark] Remember.

[shorthand mark] Repe.

[shorthand mark] Repent.

[shorthand mark] Reson.

[shorthand mark] Resolue.

[shorthand mark] Rest.

[shorthand mark] Restore.

[shorthand mark] Rewarde.

[shorthand mark] Reuenge.

[shorthand mark] Reuile.

[shorthand mark] Riche.

[shorthand mark] Right.

[shorthand mark] Ripe.

[shorthand mark] Robbe.







[shorthand mark] Rodd.

[shorthand mark] Roote.

[shorthand mark] Rough.

[shorthand mark] Rubbe.

[shorthand mark] Rule.

[shorthand mark] Rush.


S

[shorthand mark] SAlute.

[shorthand mark] Saue.

[shorthand mark] Scarce.

[shorthand mark] Schoole.

[shorthand mark] Slaunder.

[shorthand mark] See.

[shorthand mark] Seede.

[shorthand mark] Seeme.

[shorthand mark] Sence.

[shorthand mark] Shine.

[shorthand mark] Shippe.

[shorthand mark] Shoote.

[shorthand mark] Side.

[shorthand mark] Sinke.

[shorthand mark] Singe.

[shorthand mark] Sitt.

[shorthand mark] Skill.

[shorthand mark] Slippe.

[shorthand mark] Smatter.

[shorthand mark] Smoke.

[shorthand mark] Soddayn.

[shorthand mark] Soeuer.

[shorthand mark] Some.

[shorthand mark] Sore.

[shorthand mark] Sounde.

[shorthand mark] Space.

[shorthand mark] Spare.

[shorthand mark] Sparke.

[shorthand mark] Speake.

[shorthand mark] Spice.

[shorthand mark] Spitt.

[shorthand mark] Stringe.

[shorthand mark] Staye.

[shorthand mark] Start.

[shorthand mark] Steppe.

[shorthand mark] Steward.

[shorthand mark] Stone.

[shorthand mark] Strayne.

[shorthand mark] Stronge.

[shorthand mark] Study.

[shorthand mark] Stuffe.

[shorthand mark] Stumble.

[shorthand mark] Substance.

[shorthand mark] Such.

[shorthand mark] Sweete.

[shorthand mark] Swell.

[shorthand mark] Surfeit.

[shorthand mark] Sunne.








T

[shorthand mark] TAme.

[shorthand mark] Tast.

[shorthand mark] Teare.

[shorthand mark] Temper.

[shorthand mark] Tempest.

[shorthand mark] Thancke.

[shorthand mark] That.

[shorthand mark] Then.

[shorthand mark] Thence.

[shorthand mark] There.

[shorthand mark] Thether.

[shorthand mark] Thine.

[shorthand mark] Thinge.

[shorthand mark] Thincke.

[shorthand mark] This.

[shorthand mark] Thriue.

[shorthand mark] Tidings.

[shorthand mark] Till.

[shorthand mark] Time.

[shorthand mark] Together.

[shorthand mark] Tonge.

[shorthand mark] Touch.

[shorthand mark] Trade.

[shorthand mark] Treason.

[shorthand mark] Tree.

[shorthand mark] Tribute.

[shorthand mark] Triumph.

[shorthand mark] Trouble.

[shorthand mark] True.

[shorthand mark] Turne.


W

[shorthand mark] WAyne.

[shorthand mark] Vaine.

[shorthand mark] Waite.

[shorthand mark] Ware.

[shorthand mark] Warne.

[shorthand mark] Watch.

[shorthand mark] Water.

[shorthand mark] Weapon.

[shorthand mark] Weary.

[shorthand mark] Venture.

[shorthand mark] Very.

[shorthand mark] Vertue.

[shorthand mark] Vessell.

[shorthand mark] Wether.

[shorthand mark] What.

[shorthand mark] Where.

[shorthand mark] Wherefore.

[shorthand mark] Which.

[shorthand mark] Whore.

[shorthand mark] Will.

[shorthand mark] Vine.

[shorthand mark] Winde.

[shorthand mark] Winter.

[shorthand mark] Violence.







[shorthand mark] Wise.

[shorthand mark] Visit.

[shorthand mark] Witnesse.

[shorthand mark] Wood.

[shorthand mark] Woord.

[shorthand mark] World.

[shorthand mark] Worship.

[shorthand mark] Worthy.

[shorthand mark] Vp.

[shorthand mark] Vprore.

[shorthand mark] Wrangle.

[shorthand mark] Wright.

[shorthand mark] Vse.



Particles

[shorthand mark] The.

[shorthand mark] We.

[shorthand mark] I.

[shorthand mark] They.

[shorthand mark] My selfe.

[shorthand mark] Owerselues.

[shorthand mark] So.

[shorthand mark] So as.

[shorthand mark] And.

[shorthand mark] In.

[shorthand mark] Of.

[shorthand mark] To.

[shorthand mark] A.

[shorthand mark] For.

[shorthand mark] With.

[shorthand mark] It.

[shorthand mark] It is.

[shorthand mark] It selfe.

[shorthand mark] As it weare.

[shorthand mark] That is to saye.

[shorthand mark] Without.

[shorthand mark] Least that.
















A Table of English
Wordes.

A B

ABandon Forsake

Abase High

Abashe Blush

Abate Great

Abbey Companie

Abbote Bishop

A bette Defend

Abhominable Filthie

Abhorring Flee

Abyde Continue

Abilitie Can

Able Can

Abolish Destroy

Aboue Ouer

Abound 

About 

Abricott Fruite

Abridge Great

Abroade In

Abrogate Appoint

Absent Present

Abstaine Flie, Desire

Absolute Perfect

Absurd Wise







Abuse Vse


A C

Accent Sound

Accept 

Accesse Enter

Accessary Appertaine

Accompanie Companie

Accomplish Beginne

Account Count

Accord Peace

According As

Accurse Blesse

Accuse 

Accustome Vse

Ache Griefe

Atchieve Get

Acknowledge Confesse

Acorne Fruite

Acquaintance Friend

Acquitance Quit

Acre Measure

Act Doe

Action Doe

Actiue Doe


A D

Adde Ioyne

Adder Flie

Addict Giue

Addresse Prepare







Adioyning Ioyne

Adiourne Deferre

Administration Rule

Admirall Worthie

Admiration Maruaile

Admitted Accept

Adoe Doe

Adorne Iewel, or fine

Aduance 

Aduantage Benefite

Aduenture Venture

Aduersarie Frend

Aduersitie Prosperitie

Aduertised Learne

Aduise Councel

Adulterer Whore

Aduocate Pleade

Aduow Defend


A F

Affaires Busie

Affeard Feare

Affect Desire

Affections Desire

Affiance Faith

Affirme Speake

Afflicted Grieue

Affraide Feare

Affresh Againe

After Before








A G

Age 

Againe 

Against Againe

Aglet Iewell

Agoe Sence

Agonie Griefe

Agrauate Waight

Agree Consent

Ague Sore


A H

Ah Oh


A I

Ayde Helpe

Ayer Aer


A K

Aker Measure

Ake Griefe


A L

Alder Tree

Alderman Worship

Ale Drinke

Alien Friend

Alienate Change

All 

Alaide Lie, or Temper

Alarme Weapon

Alike Like

Aliue Life

Aledge Witnes







Allie Kinde, or Way

Alliance Kinde

Alofte Vp

Alotted Fortune

Aloofe Farre

Alowe Like, or Geue

Alure Drawe

Almanake Booke

Almes Geue

Almonde Fruite

Almost 

Also 

Alter 

Alter 

Alum Mettall


A M

Am 

Amased Feare

Ambassadour Message

Amber Spice

Ambiguitie Doubt

Amble Goe

Ambrie Case

Ambushment Waite

Amendes 

Amende 

Amerce Fine

Amiable Loue

Amisse Right







Amner Steward

Among With

Amourously Loue

Ample Great


A N

Ancher Shippe

Anciently Age

Ancle Ioynt

Ancome Sore

Angel Message

Andiron Stuffe

Angelica Herbe

Anger 

Angle Corner

Anise Seede

Anguish Griefe

Anoy Trouble

Anoint 

Anon Now

Ante Flie

Antedate Before

Antiquitie Age

Anuill Beate

Anie Some

Anniuersarie Time

Answere Question


A P

Apase Faste

Apart A parte







Ape Beast

Apron Apparel

Apte Meete

Appaire Great

Apparant Open

Apparrel 

Appeach Accuse

Appeale Call

Appeareth Seeme

Appertaine 

Appease Peace

Appetite Desire

Applie Lie, or Compare

Apple Fruite

Appoint 

Apprentise Learne

Approach Goe

Approouing Like

Appertenance Apperteine

Aptnesse Meete


A R

Array Garment, or Order

Arres Cloath

Arbitrement Iudge

Arbour Tree

Archangel Minde

Archbishop Bishop

Archdeacon Deacon

Arch Bende







Archer Shoote

Argument Prooue

Arise Fall

Ariue Goe

Arme 

Armie Companie

Armorer 

Armour Weapon

Arrest Reste

Arrerages Losse

Arrogancie High

Arrowe Shoote

Arse Parte

Arsnike Mettall

Arswersie Order

Artichokes Herbe


A S

As 

Ascending Descende

Ashamed Blush

Ashes Fire

Aside Side

Aske Question

Askewe Side

Asleape Watch

Asmuch As much

Asunder Parte

Asquint Side

Asse 







Assay Taste

Assayle 

Assault Prooue

Assemble Gather

Assent Consent

Asseige Compasse

Assigne Appoynt

Assisteth Helpe

Assises Sitte

Associate Companie

Assoone Late

Assure Certaine

Asswage Temper, or measure

Astonish Stone, or feare

Asthough 

Assure Colour

Aswell As good


A T

Atcheiue Get

Attache Rest

Attaine Get

Attainted Innocent

Attempt Enterprise

Attentiue Diligent

Attire Garment

Attonement Peace

Attrapped Nette

Attributed Geue

Attourney Deputie








A V

Auaileable Strong

Auance Great

Auarice Liberall

Auaunt Out

Auborne Colour

Audience Here

Auditour Here

Auenge Revenge

Aumble Goe

Auncient Age

Augment Great

Augre Instrument

Aunt Parent

Auoide Flie

Auow Defend

Auouch Defend

Author Make, or Doe

Authoritie Rule, or Power


A W

Awe 

Away 

Awayte Waite

Awake Watch

Aware Beware

Awarde Garde, or Giue

Awrye Right

Awle All, or poynt








A X

Axe Question


B A

BAbble Speake

Babie Yong

Bable Iewel

Bacheler Marrie

Backe 

Backbite Slaunder

Backside 

Backward Before

Bacon Flesh

Badge Marke

Badger Beast

Bag Case

Baggage Filth

Bagpipe Mirth

Baye Lette, or Tree

Bayle Witnesse

Baylie Officer

Bayne Water

Bayte Byte, Tame

Bake Heate

Balade Sing

Balances Waight

Balase Idem

Balde Rough or haire

Ball Play

Balke Sitte







Bane FeedeNot identified among possibilities in OED.

Banes Fetter

Banne Blesse

Band Companie

Bande Line

Bandog Beast

Bang Beate

Bannish 

Banke Hill

Bancke Sitte

Banket Diet

Banckrout Thriue

Banner Marke

Bansticle 

Bare Open

Barbarously Eloquent, or kinde

Barbill Fishe

Barberie Fruite

Barbour Labour

Barge Shipp, or beare

Bargaine 

Barke Cry

Barlie Grayne

Barme Florish

Barnacles Birdes

Barres 

Barre Let

Barennes Fruite

Barrels Measure







Barriers Lette

Barrister 

Barrowe Beare

Base Highe

Bashfull Blush

Basill Herbe

Basket Vessell

Bason Vessell

Bastard Sonne

Bastarde Idem

Basting Anoynte

Baste Rodde

Battaile Peace

Batter Breake

Bathes Waters

Battlement Edge

Baude Whore

Baulme Medsine


B E

Be Am, or fly

Beacon Light

Beadle Officer

Beake Mouth

Bealke Winde, or BloweSee OED "belch," v. 

Beame Wood

Beane Grayne

Beare 







Beare 

Beard Haire

Beares foote Herbe

Berill Stone

Berrie Fruite

Beast 

Beate 

Bewtie Fayre

Bewtifie Faire

Beetle 

Bee Flye

Beech Tree

Because 

Becommeth Meete

Becken Call

Beere Beare

Beere Drinke

Bed Lie

Bedred Lie

Bedle Officer

Bedlem Mad

Befall Fall

Before 

Beget Get

Begge 

Begin 

Begle Beast

Begotten Get

Beguile Deceite







Behauiour Manner

Behaue Manner

Behead Head

Behinde Before

Beholde See

Behooueth Due

Beyonde Before

Beleeu Faith

Belike 

Bell Sound

Bellie 

Belong Appertaine

Beloued Love

Bellowe Crie

Bellowes Blowe

Belwether Folow

Benche Sitte

Bencher Sitte

Bende Bende

Beneath Ouer

Benefice Office

Benefit Hurte

Benignly Loue

Bente Grasse

Bent Bende

Benumming Sence

Bequeath Giue

Berayde Filth

Bereft Rob







Beseech Desire

Beseege Compasse

Beshrow Blesse

Beside Also

Besmearing Filth, or anoynt

Besomes Purge

Bespet Purge

Bespew Purge

Beste Good

Bestow 

Betake Giue

Betell Beat

Beetle Flye

Bethinke Thinke

Betoken Marke

Betrayed Treason

Betroath Truth

Better Good

Betweene 

Bewaile Laugh, or complayne

Beware Ware

Bewitching Blesse

Bewray Open


B I

Bie 

Bieway 

Bibbe Drinke

Bicker Fight, or Peace

Bidde Commande







Beere Beare

Bigge Great

Bile HillNot identified.

Bill Weapon

Bill Write

Billet Wood

Billement Iewell

Binde Loose

Binne Case

Birche Tree

Birde 

Birdlime Birde lyme

Birthe Beare

Bishop 

Bisket Breade

Bite 

Bitche She

Bitt Byte

Bitter Tast, or Sweete


B L

Blabbe Declare

Blacke Colour

Blade Herbe, or Weapon

Bladder Part

Blame Prayse

Blame Idem

Blanche Colour

Blanche 

Blancke Colour







Blanket Lie

Blase 

Blasted Blowe

Bleake Colour

Blemish Filth, or Graie

Bleate Crie

Bleared Sore

Bleeding Blood

Blesse 

Blewe Colour

Blinde See

Blister Sore

Blockish Wood

Blinkeard See

Blot Filth

Blowe 

Blowe 

Blinde See

Blunt Edge

Blush 

Blustering Blow, or Tempest


B O

Boarde Wood

Boast Glorie

Boate Ship

Bodie Minde

Bodkin Poynt

Boye Young

Boyle Heate







Boyer Shoote

Bolle Woode or Vessell

Boulde Feare

Bouldster LieNot identified in OED.

Bolte Let or Fetter

Bone 

Boade Loose or Free.

Bondage Free

Bondman Free

Bongrace Grace

Bonnet Garment

Booke 

Boote Apparell

Boothe House

Bootie Praye

Bore Pricke

Boate Hee

Border Limit

Borne Beare

Borrow 

Bosome Brest

Bosses Iewell

Boasting Glory

Botche Amende

Botche Sore

Bote Shippe

Both 

Bottle Vessell

Bottome 







Bottome 

Bottes Flie

Boucher Labourer

Boucle Fetter

Boucler Defende

Boudget Case

Boughe Tree

Bought Buye

Boule Vessell

Boulster Lye

Bolte Shoote

Bounde Loose

Bounde Limitte

Bountyfull Liberall

Bourde Wood

Bourage Herbe

Bousard WiseThe antonym for "wise"? See OED, "buzzard," n. 1, 2.

Bouthes House

Bowe Bende, or shoote

Bowell Bellie

Boxe Case


B R

Brasse Mettall

Bracelet Iewell

Bracer Arme

Brache He, or she

Bragge Glory







Braye Crie

Braie Beate

Braine Head

Brainsicke Madde

Bake Heate

Brake Breake

Brake Herbe

Bramble Tree

Branche Tree

Brande Fire, or marke

Brandish Purge

Branne Graine

Brasen Mettall

Brasier Mettall

Brasse Idem

Brassel Wood

Braue Fine

Braule Wrangle

Bread 

Breeches Apparell

Breede 

Bredth Side, or great

Breake 

Breakefast Diet

Breast 

Breastplate Arme

Breath Blowe

Brewe 

Brewis Fatte







Bribe Rewarde

Bricke Stone

Bride Husband

Bridge Waye

Bridegroome Marrie

Bridle Fetter

Bridemayd Husband, or Marry

Briefe Great

Brier Tree

Brigantine Arme

Bright 

Brimme Limit

Brimstone Metall

Brine Sauce

Bringe Beare

Brinke Edge

Bristle Hayre

Brittle 

Brooche Iewell

Broche Open

Brock Beast

Broade Side

Broderer Skill

Boyle Heate

Broken Breake

Broker Marchant

Broode Breede, or kinde

Brooke Water

Brooke Like







Broome PurgeUncertain.

Broth Feede

Brothell Whore

Brother 

Brought Beare

Browe Face

Browne Colour

Bruise 

Brewe Make

Brushe Purge

Bruste BreakeUncertain.


B V

Bubble Water

Bucke Hee

Bucke Idem

Bucket Vessell

Buckle Fetter

Buckler Arme

Budde Springe

Buffes Leather

Buffet Beate

Bugget Case

Bugge Minde

Buggerie Whore

Builde Make

Bull Hee

Bullase Fruite

Bullions Coyne

Bullocke Beast, or he







Bulrush Grasse

Bulwarke Defence

Bumbasing Haire, or lineUncertain.

Bunche Gather

Bunche Beate

Bundle Idem

Bungerly Arte

Bunting Birde

Burden Beare

Burre Hearbe

Burgesse Worship

Burie Graue

Burne 

Burnet Hearbe

Burnish Fine

Burrow Cittie

Burst Breake

Bushe Tree

Bushe 

Bushell Measure

Busie 

Buskins Apparell

Butcher Labourer

But 

Butter Fatte, or feede

Butte But

Butterfly Fly

Buttes But

Butler Steward







Buttocke Parte

Button Fetter

Buttresse Wood

Buttrie House

Butwine 

Buzze Sounde


C A

CAbage Herbe

Cabine House

Cable Line

Cage Case

Cake Breade

Calfe Young

Call 

Calme Tempest

Caltrops Pricke

Came Goe

Cammoise RightUncertain.

Campe Fielde

Champion Fight

Can 

Canapie Couer

Cancell Cut, or Teare

Candle Light

Canker Sore

Cannell Way

Canonised Holy







Canuassed Beate

Canuasse Cloath

Cappe Garment

Cape Garment

Capacite Houlde, or Space

Capon Birde

Captaine Principall

Captious 

Carre Drawe

Cardes Play

Care 

Carrie Beare

Carrire Goe

Carke Care

Carnation Colour or Flower

Carpe Captiouse

Carpenter Skill

Carpet Stuffe

Carte Beare

Caruer Graue, or Parte

Caruing Cut, or Parte

Case 

Casement Entry

Casket Case

Cassock Garment

Cast Flinge

Castrell Birde

Catch Gette

Catchpole Officer







Cater Steward

Cattall Beast

Caterpiller Fly

Candle Light

Caudron Vessell

Caue 

Caulfe Younge

Cauillour Captiouse

Caulle Call

Caulme Tempest

Cause 

Causey Way


C E

Cease Reste

Celler Caue

Censer Smoke

Certaine 

Cessed Reft

Cesterne Water


C H

Chase Heate

Chaseying Idem

Chaffe Graine

Chaine Fetter

Chaire Sitte

Challenge 

Chalice Vessell

Chalke Earth

Chamberline Steward







Chamblet Cloath

Champe Bruise

Channell, Sincke

Change 

Changeling 

Chanon Bishop

Chappeth Parte

Chapman Marchant or buie

Chapter Head

Chappell Church

Chaplaine Bishop

Charecole Fyre

Charge 

Charger Vessell

Chariot Beare

Charme Blisse

Charter Write, or Booke

Chase Driue

Chaste Whore

Chastice Beate

Chatt Speake

Chaunce Fortune

Chancell Church

Chancelour Worship, or Iudge

Chandler Light

Chawe Bruyse

Cheape Deere

Chearfull Mirth







Checke Rebuke

Checker Place

Cheife Prince

Cheeke Face

Cherie Fruite

Cherish Comfort

Cheese Feede

Chesill Cutte

Chesse Playe

Chest Case

Chesten Fruite

Chewe Bruyse

Chicken Younge

Chide Rebuke

Childe Younge

Chill Heate

Chimney Fyre

Chime Mirth

Chincough Sore

Chinke Teare, or Parte

Chinne Face

Chippes Parte

Chirne Beate

Chirpe Sounde

Chirurgion Phisicke

Chitterling Feede

Choyse Choose

Cholerike Bloud







Chop Cut

Choose 

Choake Let, or Kill

Christening Christ

Christinatorie AnoyntNot found in OED.

Christmas Feast

Chronicles Historie

Church 

Churlish Kinde

Chuse 


C I

Cicle Measure

Cinamon Spice

Cipresse Tree

Circle Compasse

Circuite About

Circumspect Wise, or Care

Circumstances 

Cisers Cutte

Citie 

Citizens Citie, or man

Citterne Mirth

Citron Fruite

Ciuillity Maner

Ciues Herbe


C L

Clacke Sounde







Cladde Cloth

Claie Earth

Claime Challenge

Clammie Tough

Clapper Beate

Clap Beate, or sound

Claret Drinke

Clarke Learne

Claspe Fetter

Clauicordes Mirth

Clause Poynt

Clawes Nayle

Cleftes Teare, or Parte

Clegge Fast, or beate

Cleane Filth

Cleanse Purge

Cleare Bright

Cleargie Church

Cleaue Ioyne

Cleauing Ioyning

Clew Gather, or bottome

Cliffe Hill

Clime Descende

Clinch Fast

Clippe Parte, or cut

Clipped Call

Clister Medicine







Clocke Time

Clodde Earth, or Masse

Cloyster House

Cloke Garment

Closet Open

Cloth 

Cloude 

Clouen Parte

Cloues Spice

Clounish Cittie, or Maner

Clout Cloath

Clubbe Weapon

Cluster Gather, or Company

Cluttred Ioyne, or Fetter


C O

Coape Apparell

Coaste Limet

Cobler Amend

Cobwebbe Cloth

Couche Lye

Cocke Hee

Cockatrice Flye

Cockish Glory

Cockell Grayne

Cockerell Younge

Cockering Comfort

Cockney Graue

Cod Couer







Codde Fish

Cofer Case

Coferer 

Cognisance Marke

Coyfe Garment

Coyner Coyne

Coyte Play, or Fling

Cole Burne

Collier Labourer

Colerake Instrument

Colander Strayne

Coulde Heate

Collect Pray

Colle Compasse

Coller Fetter

Collection Gather

Collops Part

Coloured Colour

Colt Younge

Collusion Deceyue

Come Goe

Commandement 

Combe Instrument

Combate Fight

Combrousse Griefe, or Trouble

Commedie Playe

Commence Beginne

Commende Prayse

Commentarie Booke







Comfort 

Comming Goe

Commissarie Office

Commissioner Deputie

Commit Giue

Comelines Fayre

Commander Commaunde

Commoditie Benefite

Common 

Commons 

Commonaltie 

Commotion Vprore

Communication Speake

Compact Ioyne

Company 

Companion Friend

Compare 

Compasse 

Compassion Mercie

Compell 

Compendiously Side, or great

Complaine Playnt

Complection Nature

Complices Companie

Composition Mixe or temper

Comprehende Hould

Compremised Iudge

Comprised Hould







Comptroller Commaund

Compulsion Compell

Concealing Open, or couer

Conceites Conceiue

Conceiue 

Concerning Appertaine

Conclude Begin

Concoct Prepare

Concord Consent

Concubine Whore

Concupiscence Desire

Condemne Quitte

Condescend Consent

Condition 

Conduite Way, or spring

Conduct Guide

Confection Make

Confederates Friends

Conferre Compare, or bestow

Confesse 

Confidence Faith

Confirme Certaine

Confiscation Loose

Confit Prepare

Conflict Fight

Conforme Figure

Confound Destroy

Confusedly Order

Confute Prooue







Congealed Gather

Conger Fish

Congregation Companie

Congruance Peace

Conie Beast

Coniecturing Thinke

Compunction Prick

Coniure Blesse

Coniurer 

Consent 

Conquerer Preuayle

Conscience 

Consecrate Holie

Consent 

Consequently So

Conserued Destroy

Consider 

Consist Sitte

Conspire 

Constable Office

Constant 

Constraine Compel

Construe Declare

Consult Councel

Consume Spare

Contagiousnesse Corrupt

Containe Holde

Contemne Despise

Contempt Despise







Contend Wrangle

Content 

Continue 

Continuallie 

Continuance 

Contract Bargaine

Contrie Region

Contrarietie Like

Contrarie 

Contrariwise 

Contribute Bestowe, or Geue

Contriuer Maker

Controler Steward

Controuersie Question

Conueigh 

Conuenient Meete

Conuenticle Companie

Conuersant Be, or Haunt

Conuert Turne

Conuict 

Conuince Prooue

Cooke Steward

Coole Hote

Cooper Labourer

Coope Case

Coople One

Coozens Kinde, or Parents

Coepartner Part or companie

Copie Like







Cope Couer

Cope Apparrell

Coperas Mettall

Copiouse Abound

Copped Bottome

Copper Mettall

Cobweb Cloath

Corrall Stone

Corde Line

Corke Wood

Cormorant Birde

Corne Graine

Corner 

Cornet Mirth

Coroner Office

Corporall Minde

Correct Amende

Correspondent Like

Corroborate Strong

Corrupt 

Corslet Arme

Cost Ritch

Costly 

Costiue Loose

Cote Garment

Cotage House

Cotten Heare

Coward Feare







Couch Lie

Couen Deceite

Couenant Bargaine

Couer 

Couering 

Couerlet 

Couert 

Couet Desire

Couetouse Liberall

Couetousnes 

Cough Sore

Councell 

Count 

Counter 

Countenance Face

Counterfaite True

Counterpaine Figure

Counterpoint 

Counterpoyse Waight

Countie Region

Countesse Worship

Courage Harte, or feare

Couragious 

Couragiously 

Courd Feede

Courle Right, or rough

Course Rase







Court Companie

Courtlike Companie

Courteine Couer

Courteous Manner

Courteously 

Courtesie 

Coushen Sitte

Cowe Shee

Cowslip Herbe


C R

Crabbedly Hard, or rough

Crabbed 

Crab Fruite

Cratch Case

Cracke Sound

Crackle Sound

Cradle Lie

Crafte Deceiue

Craftie 

Craftelie 

Craker Glorie

Crake 

Craking 

Cramming Fill

Cramme 

Crampe Drawe, or sore

Crane Birde

Crased Strong

Crash Breake

Craue Begge

Craule Goe

Creake Sound

Creame Feede

Create Make

Credence Faith

Credite 

Creeke Water

Creket SitteSee OED, "cricket," n.3, ("A low wooden stool", from a1643).

Creepe Goe

Creple Hault

Cresses Herbe

Crest High

Creuises Corner

Crie 

Cribbe Case

Crimsen Colour

Crisped Rough

Christened Christ

Christall Glasse

Croke Groue

Cronicle Historie

Crooked Right

Crooke Crie

Crouch Stay

Croppe Cut, or Bellie

Crosse Fetter, or right

Crossbowe Bende, or Bowe







Crowe Birde

Crowne Iewell

Crouper SlayeUncertain.

Crucifie Fetter, or hang

Crude Prepare

Cruell Mercie

Cruet Vessell

Crumme Bread

Crust Bread


C V

Cubit Measure

Cuckoe Birde

Cuckoulde Honest

Cucumer Fruite, or herbe

Cudde Bellie

Cudgell Rodde

Culle Gather

Cullander Strayne

Cullers Colour

Culpable Innocent

Cumber Let, or trouble

Cumbersome 

Cunne Learne

Cunning Expert

Cunningly 

Cup Vessel

Cupbord Stuffe

Cure Phisike, or office

Curiositie Diligent, or care







Curiouse 

Curled Rough

Currie Rubbe, or beate

Currish Mercie

Currier Skill

Curse Blesse

Cursing 

Curtall Cutte

Curtaine Hang, or Couer

Custard Feede

Custome Vse

Cut 

Cuttell Fish

Cutler Skill

Cutpurse Robbe


D A

DAce Fish

Dad Parent

Daffodill Florish

Dagge Shoote

Dagger Weapon

Daye 

Daintie Fine

Daisies Florish

Dale Hill

Dally Play

Dame Master

Damme Parent







Dammage Benefite

Damaske Silke, colour

Damsell Shee

Dampe Aier, or water

Damson Fruite

Dandle Play, or moue

Dandeprat Great

Dankishe Drie

Danger 

Dare Feare

Darke Bright

Darling Loue

Darnell Grayne

Darte Shoote

Dasell Moue

Dashe Beate

Dastard Feare

Date Time

Dates Fruite

Dawe Birde

Dawbe Filth

Daughter Parent

Daunger 

Dawning Begin

Daunce Goe


D E

Deacon Bishop

Dead Liue

Deafnesse Heare







Deale Dor, or Geue

Deane Bishop

Dearth Abound

Death Life

Debarre Let

Debase High

Debate Wrangle

Debilitate Strong

Debonaire Mercie

Debt Ought

Decay Flourish, or abound

Deceiue 

Decently Meete

Decerne See

Decke Faire

Decked 

Declame Speake, or preach

Declare 

Decline Stande, or bende

Decoction Seeth, or water

Decrease Abound

Decree Apoint

Dedicate 

Deducte Drawe

Deede Doe

Deeme Thinke

Deface Face

Defame Praise, or slaunder

Defeate Destroy, or Deceiue

Default Offend







Defect Abound

Defend 

Defence 

Deferre Differ

Defiance Despice, or faith

Defile Filth

Defloure Florish, Whore

Defraude Deceiue

Degest Place

Degree Order

Degresse Forsake

Deintie Fine

Delay Haste

Delectable Delight

Delegate Message

Deliberate Councel

Delicate Fine

Delight 

Deliuer Geue

Delue Digge

Deluge Floud, or water

Deluse Floure, or florishShortening of "flower deluce."

Delude Deceiue

Demaund Question

Demainure Manner

Deminish Great, or Abound

Demisse Call

Demure Graue

Denie Confesse







Denizen Free

Denne House

Denmarke Region

Denounce Declare

Dent Hit

Deepe High

Depart Goe

Depend Hang

Depose Place

Depraue 

Depriue 

Deputie 

Deare 

Deere 

Derision Mock

Deriue Drawe

Descende 

Description Declare

Desert Merite

Desert Forsake

Deserne See

Desire 

Deske Case

Desolation Destitute

Despaire Hope

Desperate 

Despised 

Despite 

Despoile Robbe







Destinie Fortune

Destitute 

Destroy 

Destruction 

Deteyne Houlde

Detect Open, or Accuse

Determine Appoint

Detestable Delight

Detract Giue

Deuide Part, or Cut

Deuill Minde

Deuise Inuent

Deuour Diligence

Deuoutly Holy

Dew Water


D I

Die Liue

Die Colour

Diademe Iewell

Diall Tyme

Dice Playe

Ditche Digge

Diaper Cloth

Diet 

Diffame Glory

Difference Differ

Differ 

Difficult Harde







Digge 

Digest Order

Dignitie Worthy, or worship

Digresse Forsake

Dilate Great

Dilatory Idem

Diligent 

Dill Seede

Diminish Great

Dimnesse Bright

Dimilance Fight

Dinner Diet

Dingle Sounde

Dint Edge

Dioces Region

Dippe Water, or drop

Direct Gide

Dirge Prayer

Dirte Filth

Disable Can, or strong

Disagree Consent

Disalow Like

Disanull Appoint

Disapoint Apoint

Disard Wise

Disburden Beare, or lode

Disburse Bestow

Discende 

Discerne See, or iudge







Discharge Quit

Disclose Open

Discomfite Destroy

Discomfort Comfort

Discommoditie Benefite

Discontent Delight

Discontinew Continue

Discord Peace

Discouer Couer

Discoraged Feare

Discredit Slaunder

Discreete Wise

Discription Declare

Discusse Resolue

Disdayne Despise

Disease Sore

Disfigure Figure

Disfranchise Bonde, or free

Disgrace Grace

Disgrade Worship

Disguised Change, or alter

Dishe Vessel

Dishclout Cloath

Disherit Inherite

Dishonest Honest

Dishonour Glorie

Disloyall Treason

Dismayde Feare

Dismember Part







Dismisse Call

Dismall Fortune, or blisse

Disobedient Obey

Disordered Order

Dispaire Hope

Disparke SparkeUncertain.

Disparkled Gather

Dispatch Begin

Dispende Spare

Dispence Quite

Disperkel Gather

Dispersed Gather

Dispise 

Dispite Loue

Display Open

Displease Delight, or content

Dispoyle Destroy

Disposition Order, or nature

Dispossesse Depriue

Dispraise Praise

Disprooue Proue

Dispuruaide Furnish

Disputation Reason

Disquiet Trouble

Dissemble 

Dissention Consent

Dissent 

Disseuer Part

Dissimuling Dissemble







Dissipate Gather

Disswade Perswade

Dissolue Loose

Dissolutely Diligently

Distaffe Instrument

Distaine Colour, or filth

Distance Space

Distilled Drop

Distillation Drop

Distincted Part

Distract Drawe

Distraught Madde

Distresse 

Distribute Giue, or part

Disturbe Trouble, or let

Disuse Vse

Disworship Worship

Ditch Digge

Dittander Herbe

Dittanie Herbe

Dittie Songe

Diue Sinke, or descende

Diuerse Many, or same

Diuide Part

Diuine God

Diuination Prophet

Diuision Part

Diuorce Marrie

Diuulgate Common







Dizzinesse 


D O

Doe Doe

Doblet Apparell, or double

Docke Herbe

Dock 

Docket Coyne

Doctrine Learne

Doctour Learne, or master

Dodkin Coyne

Dogge Beast

Dole Giue

Dolte Wise

Domage Benefite

Dominion Rule

Domme Speake

Doe 

Doer 

Doing 

Donne Colour

Doune Vp, or heare

Domes Iudge

Dore Entrie

Dormouse Beast

Dorre Fly, or butt

Dorlour HouseUncertain and not found in OED.

Dosen Count, or the figure of
number

Dote Wise

Doue Birde







Double 

Doughter Parent, or sonne

Douke Fall

Dulcimer Mirth

Douche Region

Downes Fieldes

Downeward Vp

Dowe Grayne

Dowry Part


D R

Dragge Drawe

Dragon Flie

Dragons Herbe

Drayne Strayne

Drake Birde

Dramme Waights

Draper Cloath, or marchant

Drawe 

Draught 

Draught 

Dread Feare

Dreame 

Dregges Filth

Dresse Prepare

Drie 

Drifte Purpose, or driue







Drinke 

Dripping Drop

Driue 

Driuell Filth

Droppe 

Drosse Filth

Dropsie Sore

Drowne Sinke

Drone Diligent

Drowsie Watch

Drudge Master

Drummes Sound

Dronken Drinke


D V

Due 

Dub Beate

Dubble 

Dublet Apparrell

Ducke Birde

Dugge Breast

Duke Worship

Dull Edge

Dulcimer Mirth

Dumpe Griefe

Dumme Speake

Dunge Filth







Dunghill Filth, hill

Dungeon Graue, or caue

Dure Continew

Dunne Colour

During Continew

Durt Filth

Duskish Bright

Dust Earth

Dutie 

Dwarfe Great

Dwell House


E A

EAch All

Eager Haste

Eare Heare

Eare Corne

Earle Worship

Early Late

Earne Merite

Earnest Play

Earth 

Ease 

Easie Labour, or greefe

Easement 

East Worlde

Easter Feast

Eate Feede

Eaues Hange

Eawe Shee








E B

Ebbe Springe


E C

Eccho Sounde

Eclipse Light

Eche All


E D

Edge 

Edgeling Edge

Education Learne

Edifie Erect


E F

Effert 

Effectuall Perfect

Effectuouse Doe, or vertue

Effeminately Man

Efficacie Strength

Eftsoones Late


E G

Eger Sweete, or hast

Egge Feede

Egge Draw, or flatter

Egle Bird

Eglantine Hearbe

Egresse Enter


E I

Eie 

Eibright Hearbe







Eiger Mercie

Eigh OhAntedates earliest OED citation (1750).

Eight Number

Eighteene 

Eightie 

Eileth Fare

Either Or


E L

Eele Fish

Elbow Ioyne

Elder Young, or age

Elder Tree

Elect Choose

Elecampane Herbe

Elegancie Eloquence

Elegant Fine

Elephant Beast

Eleuen Count, or number

Elfe Minde

Elme Tree

Elne Measure

Eloquence 

Else Or


E M

Embassadour Message

Embers Fire

Embosse Hill

Embowed Bende







Embrace Salute, or Compasse

Embrewe Filth

Embring Fast

Embroderer Figure, or labor

Emote Beast

Empaire Great

Empeach Lette

Emperour Worship

Employ Bestowe

Empouerish Rich

Emptie Fill


E N

Enamell Iewel

Enbalme Anoynt

Enchaunt Blisse

Enclose Open

Encomber Lett

Encourage Feare

Encrease Abound, or great

Encroach Gette

Ende Begin

Endeuour Enterprise

Endite Accuse, or write

Endiue Herbe

Endomage Benefite

Endure Continue, or last

Enemie Friend

Enmitie Friend

Enforce Force, or compell







Enforme Learne

Engender Breed

Enfranchise Free

Engin Instrument

Engraue Graue

Engrosse Great

Enhaunse Fall, or great

Enioy Haue

Enlarge Free

Enimitie Friende

Enormouse Great

Enough 

Enquire Finde

Enrich Riche

Enrolle Winde

Ensample Example

Ensueth Followe

Entangle Fetter

Entent Purpose

Enter 

Entrie Enter

Enterchangeably Chaunge

Entercourse Haunt

Enterfeare Beate

Enterlace Mixe

Enterline Enterline

Entermeddle Doe

Enterprise 

Entertaine Intertayne







Entise Flatter

Entire All, or perfect

Enuie Loue

Enuiron Compasse

Enure Vse


E P

Epitaph Write


E Q

Equall Euen

Equitie Right


E R

Erect 

Erle Worship

Erne Merite

Erne Idem

Ernest Play

Errand Message

Errand Idem

Erre 

Errour Erre

Erwhile Late


E S

Escape 

Esceate Change

Eschecker Place

Eschew Flie

Especially Prince, or common

Espie See

Esquire Worship







Esquippe Ready

Establish Strong, or foundation

Estate Condition

Esteeme 

Estimation Counte

Estrange Neighbour, or friende


E T

Eternall Euer


E V

Eue Man

Euen 

Euen now 

Euen 

Euening Daye

Euer 

Euery All

Euerlastingly Euer last

Euent Begin, or fortune

Euident Open

Euill Good


E W

Ewe Hee

Ewer Vessell


E X

Exact Tribute, or commaund

Examine Inquire

Exasperate Anger

Example Like

Exceede Abounde







Excellent Good

Except 

Exercise 

Excessiue Measure, or abound

Exchange Change

Excommunicate Banish

Exclamation Call, or crie

Exclude Banish

Execration Blesse

Excuse Accuse

Execution Doe

Exempt Free

Exercise 

Exhalation Aier, or smoke

Exhibite Giue

Exhortation Perswade, or councell

Exigent Begin, or passe

Exiling Banish

Expedient Meete

Expedition Faste

Expelling Driue

Expence Spare

Experience Prooue

Expert 

Expiration Blowe

Expired Beginne

Explication Open, or declare

Exploiting Enterprize, or doe

Expound Declare







Expressed Couer

Expulsed Call

Exquisite Perfect

Extende Reach

Extenuate Great

Extoll Aduance

Extortion Rob

Extract Drawe

Extreame Limitte


F A

FAlle 

Face 

Fashion Manner, or figure

Facte Doe

Factour Idem

Fade Continue, or last

Fadome Measure

Faggot Gather

Faile Fall

Faine Desire

Faint Strong

Fairenesse Faire

Faire Idem

Fairie Minde

Faithfulnes Faith

Fall 

Falchoner Labourer

Falcon Birde

Fallowe Field

Falsehood 







False True

Falslie 

Falter Speake, or fal

Fame Glory

Familiar Friend

Familie Companie

Famous Glorie

Famine Feede

Fanne Instrument

Fantasie Minde

Fare 

Farse Fill

Farcy Sore

Fardell Gather

Fardingale Iewel

Farre 

Farmer Let, or Lord

Farte Sound

Farthing Coyne

Fast 

Fatall Fortune

Father Parent

Fathome Measure

Fatte 

Faucet Entrie

Fault Offend

Faulter Stay, or speake

Faune Young

Fauour Grace








F E

Fee Reward

Feare 

Feasant Birde

Feasting Feast

Feather Heare

Feate Fine, or doe

Feeble Strong

Feeding 

Feeling Sence

Feined True

Feilde 

Fell Fall, or couer

Fellon Rob

Fellowe Companie

Female Hee

Fenne Drie, or water

Feende Deuil

Fence Garde

Fennell Seede

Feffement 

Ferme Let, or field

Ferne Herbe

Ferret Beast

Fermour Labourer

Ferrie Passe, or goe

Fertile Barren

Feruent Hoate







Festiuall Feast

Fetch Beare

Feuer Sore

Feuerfue Herbe

Fetter 

Fewe Many

Fewell Fire


F I

Fiddle Mirth

Fire 

Fierce Anger

Figge Fruite

Figtree Fruite, tree

Fight 

Figure 

File Instrument, or filth

Fie Oh

Filberd Fruite

Fill 

Fillet Line

Fillie Shee, or young

Fillip Hit, or blow

Filth 

Filthines 

Filthy 

Fine 

Finally Begin

Finch Birde

Finde 







Finger Hand

Finish Begin

Firme Certaine, or strong

Firretree Tree

First Last

Fish 

Fist Hand

Fitches Graine

Fitte Meete

Fixed Fast


F L

Flaggon Vessel

Flagging Hang, or moue

Flag Marke

Flag Herbe

Flaile Instrument

Flame Fire

Flappe Bloew

Flash Bright

Flatte Euen

Flatter 

Flawe Breake

Flawne Feede

Flaxe Herbe

Fleade Cutte

Flea Beast

Flesh 

Fleese Heare

Fletcher Shoote







Fleete Shippe

Flegme Blood

Flexible Bende

Flie 

Flight 

Fling 

Flintstone Stone

Flitch Parte, or ioyne

Flitching Change

Flixe Loose

Flocke Companie

Flockbedde Lie

Floore Bottome, or florish

Floating Sinke

Floure Florish

Florish 

Flowe Abound

Flounder Fish

Floute Laugh

Floudgate Water enter

Flute Mirth


F O

Foe Friend

Fodder Feede, or grasse

Fogge Filth

Foine Prick

Foison Abound

Foist Sound

Foistie SweeteAntedates earliest OED citation ("foist," a., 1868)?







Fole Young

Foulde Winde, or compasse

Folke People

Foole 

Foolishnes 

Foolishly Wise

Follow 

Fome Filthy

Fonde Wise

Fonte Spring

Foode Fede

Footemen Goe

For 

Forager Rob

Forbeare Forbeare

Forbid Commaund

Force Compell

Forecast Wise

Foredone Destroy

Forfet Loose

Forge True, or make

Forget 

Forgetfull Remember

Forgetfulnes 

Forgiue Quitte, or punish

Forehead Forhead

Forke Instrument

Forme Sit, or figure







Former Before

Fornace Fire

Forrest Wood

Forraine Friend

Forlorne Forsake

Forsake 

Foresee 

Foresooth For trueth

Forespeake 

Foreslow For hast

Forestall Let

Foresight 

Foresweare Oath

Foretell Declare

Fortnight Time

Forth In

Forethinke Forethinke

Forthwith Present

Forte Defence, or hould

Fortification Strong

Fortresse Defend

Fortune 

Forward Backe

Foster Feede

Foule Filth

Fouling Birde

Founde Foundation

Founder Foundation, or Make







Fountaine Spring

Fourme Sitte, or figure

Fourd Passe, or water

Fornish 

Foxe Beast


F R

Fray Feare, or fight

Fraile Brittle, or continue

Fraight Fill, or beare

Frame Make

Francke Free

Frankinsence Smoke

Frankeling FreeNot found in OED.

Franticke Madde

Fraternitie Brother

Fraude Deceiue

Freckell Marke

Freedome Free

Freendship Friend

Frensie Sore

Frequent Haunt

Frise Rough, or cloath

Fresh Age

Frette Anger

Frie Heate

Friday Day

Fringe Limit or Iewel

Frize Hote

Frisled Rough







Fritter Feede

Frocke Apparrel

Frog Beast

Frolike Mirth

From hence From thence

Front Face

Frontlet Face

Frost Heate

Froth Filth

Frowardnes Anger, or patient

Frowne 

Frubbish Purge

Frumentie Feede

Frumpe Mocke

Frustrate Vayne

Fruite 


F V

Fuell Fire

Full Fill

Fulfill Doe

Fulsome Sweete

Fume Smoke

Fumetorie Herbe

Funnel Entrie

Funeral Graue

Furre Heare

Furie Anger, or minde







Furiously Madde

Furlong Measure

Furnace Fire

Furnish 

Furrowe Hill

Further Farre, or help

Furtherance 

Furthermore Also

Fustie Sweete

Fustian Cloth


G A

GAble Line

Gadde Goe

Gage Lie, or witnesse

Gaggle Speake

Gaye Fine

Gaile Fetter

Gaine Benefite

Gainesay Consent

Gainestand Obey

Gale Blowe

Gallant Fine

Gallemaphry Feede

Gallie Shippe

Gallerie House







Galle Pricke

Galling 

Gall Bloud

Gallon Measure

Gallop Goe

Gallowes Hang, or fetter

Game Play

Gambould Moue

Gammon Part

Gander He

Ganne Begin

Gantlet Arme

Gape 

Gappe Breake

Garbage Filth

Garde 

Garden Herbe, or florish

Garland Iewell

Garlicke Roote

Garment 

Garner House

Garnishing Faire

Garret House

Garrison Companie, or garde

Garter Line

Gashes Cutte

Gaspeth Blowe

Gate Entrie, or goe







Gathering Gather

Gaude Iewell

Gauling Pricke

Gaze See


G E

Geast 

Gelde Cut

Gellie Tough

Gellouere Florish

Gelousie Doubt

Gemow Ioyne

Generally Common

Generation Kinde, or breede

Gennet Beast

Gentil 

Germander Herbe

Gesse Thinke

Gester Laugh

Gestes Doe

Gesture Behaue, or manner

Get 

Giue 


G H

Ghoste Minde


G I

Giant Man

Gibbet Punish

Giddines Dizzie

Gifte Giue







Gile Deceyue

Gille Whore

Gilde Mettall

Gillofer Florish

Gilthead Fish

Giltie Quit

Gimlet Pearce

Gimmow Ioyne

Ginger Spice

Ginne Punish

Gird Loose

Gridiron Stuffe

Girle Yonge

Girne Laugh

Gitterne Mirth

Giue 

Gift Idem

Giue Fetter


G L

Glade 

Glasse 

Glance Moaue, or shoote

Gleaning Gather

Gleane Idem

Glide Slippe

Glister Shine

Glory 

Glosse Declare, or bright







Gloue Garment

Glowe Hote

Glue Ioyne

Glumming Shine

Gluttonie Surfet


G N

Gnashe Sound

Gnat Flie

Gnaw Feede


G O

Goade Prick, or poynt

Goale Marke

Goast Minde

Goate Beast

Gobbet Pars

Goblet Vessel

Godlinesse God

Godfathers God parent

Goe 

Gougion Fish

Gogle Great

Goulde 

Gouldfinch Birde

Good 

Goome Water

Gunne Shoote

Goose Brid

Gosling Young







Goesbery Fruite

Gorbelly Great bellie

Gorhead Great headNot found in OED.

Gorge Bellie

Gorgeouse Fine, or faire

Gorget Garment

Gospell 

Goshauke Bird

Gossip Friend

Goate Beast

Gouerne Rule

Gourd Herbe

Gout Sore


G R

Grace 

Grasse 

Graye Colour

Graine 

Grammer Arte

Grandam Parent

Grandfather Idem

Granate Fruite

Grange House

Grape Vine

Grapple Hould

Graffier Grafte

Grashopper Flie







Grate Bite

Grauell 

Graue 

Grandmother Parent

Graunt Giue

Grease Fat, or anoynt

Great 

Gridiron Stuffe

Greedy Desire

Greene Colour

Griffe Sowe

Greahound Beast

Grime Anoynt

Grimly Frowne

Grinne Laugh

Grinde Beate, or bruse

Gripings Byte, or pricke

Gripe Bite, or holde

Grises Degree, or vp

Gristle Bone

Groate Coyne

Grocer Trade

Grone 

Groome Steward

Grope Feele

Grossenes Great, or fine

Groue Wood, or tree

Groueling Lie

Ground Earth







Groundsell Herbe

Growe Spring

Grubbe Roote

Grudge Murmer

Gruell Feede

Grunt Grone


G V

Guarded Garde

Gueste 

Guide 

Guile Deceiue

Guidhall Place

Guise Manner

Gulfe Water

Gulligut Feede, or surfet

Gumme Mouth

Gunne Shoote

Gurnard Fishe

Gutte Belly

Gutter Sinke, or way


H A

HAberdasher Merchant, or trade

Habergion Arme

Habitation House

Hacke Cutte

Hackney Beast







Haddocke Fish

Hafte Hand

Haggesse Feede

Haie Grasse

Haifare Young

Haile Water

Halberd Weapon

Halfe 

Hallowe Holy

Halte 

Halter Line

Hamme Ioyne

Hammer Beate

Hamper Nette

Hanche Part

Hande 

Handle 

Handuill BeateUncertain.

Handsomely Hand, or fine

Hanged Hang

Hanger Hang

Hapharlat 

Happen Fortune

Happie Blesse

Harbour House

Harde 

Hardes 

Haire Hare







Harlot Whore

Harebrained Hastie, or mad

Harken Heare

Harmefull Innocent

Harmonie Proportion

Harnesse Arme

Harpe Mirth

Harrould Message

Harrowe Till

Hart 

Haruest 

Hasell Tree

Hassocke Seate, or sitte

Haste 

Hatche Breede

Hatches Shippe

Hatchet Cut, or instrument

Hated Loue

Hatte Garment

Haue 

Hauen Water

Hauke Birde

Hall House

Hanche Part

Haunt 

Hautily High

Hawthorne Tree

Hazerd Danger, or fortune








H E

Head 

Headstall Raine

Heale 

Healpe 

Health 

Heaping Gather, or masse

Heare Heare

Heardman Labourer

Hearne Birde

Hearth Fire

Heate 

Heathe Fielde

Heath Hearbe

Heauen 

Heauy Waite, or light

Hedge Defence

Hedgehogge Beast

Heede Diligent

Heele Ioyne

Heifer Ioung

Heigh 

Height Highe

Heinous Greeuous

Heire Inherit

Hell Heauen

Helmet Arme

Helpe 







Hemme Limitte

Hemerhoides Sore

Hemlocke Herbe

Hempe Herbe

Henne Hee

Henbane Herbe

Hence Hitherto

Herault Officer, or message

Herbe 

Herbour Entertaine

Herbinger Prepare

Heere 

Herring Fish

Herse Beare

Hetherward There garde

Hether Thether

Hewe Cutte


H I

Hitchell Instrument, or reape

Hicket Sore

Hide Open, couer

Hide Lether

Hidebound Hide, loose

Hireling Lette

Hideous Feare

High 

Hill 

Hilt Hand







Himne Sing

Hinde Hee

Hindeer Before

Hinder Hurt, or let

Hinge Hould or hang

Hipocras Drinke

Hire Merite

Hissop Herbe

Histe Sound

Histories 

Hitcocke SoreNot found in OED.

Hitte 

Hiue Case


H O

Hoary Colour

Hoarsenes Speake, or rough

Hoate 

Hobbie Beast

Hoble Goe

Hogge Beast

Hogshead Measure

Hoiste High, or erect

Houlde 

Hole Corner

Holy 







Hollow Cry, or sound

Holpen Helpe

Holesome Whole

Homely House, or fine

Home House

Honest 

Honisuckle Herbe

Honour Glory, or worship

Hoode Garment

Hoofe Nayle

Hooke Draw, or instrument

Hoope Compasse

Hope 

Hoppe Goe

Hoppes Herbe

Hourde Gather, or masse

Horehound Herbe

Horne Poynt

Hornet Flie

Horrible Feare

Horse Beast

Hose Garment

Hospitall Place

Hoste Gest, or arme

Hostage Pledge

Hostler Labourer, or officer

Hotchpot Mixe

Houell House

Houering Flie, or moue







Howle Crie

How 

Hounde Beast

Hower Day

House 

Houseleeke Herbe


H V

Huckle Ioyne

Huckster Marchant, or trade

Hue Figure

Huge Great

Humbling High

Humme Sound

Hundred Count

Hunger Feede

Hune Inquire, or hauntUncertain.

Hurle Fling

Hurt 

Husband 

Husher Stewarde

Huske Couer

Huche Case

Huzze Sound


I A

IAcinct Stone

Iacke Honest

Iacket Apparell

Iakes Sinke







Iade Beast

Iagge Teare, or cutte

Iayler Office

Iangler Wrangle

Iarre Consent

Iauelin Weapon

Iandis Sore

Iawes Mouth


I D

Ideot Wise

Idlenes Diligent


I E

Ieate Stone

Ieopard Danger

Ierkin Apparell

Ieffes Uncertain.

Iester Mock, or play

Iet Goe

Iewell 


I G

Ignorance Skill


I L

Ill Good


I M

Image Like, or figure

Imagine Thinke

Imbers Fire

Imbossed Hill, or fayre

Imbruede Filth







Imbroiderer Skill

Immediatly Present

Imitate Like or follow

Immoderate Measure

Immortall Life

Impatience Patience

Impaire Great

Impe Grasse

Impediment Let

Implement Stuffe

Imployed Bestowe

Importance Waight

Impost Tribute

Importune Sore

Impouerish Rich

Imprisoned Fetter

Impudently Blush, or modest

Impute Count


I N

Into To

Inamell Iewell

Incensinges Moue, or smoke

Inche Measure

Inchantment Blesse

Incidently Fortune, or apperteint

Inclination Bende

Inclose Open

Incumber Trouble

Incommodiously Benefite







Incongruitie Proportion

Inconstant Constant

Incontinently Present

Incontinent Temperate, or Surfet

Inconuenient Meete

Incountering Fight, or meete

Incorage Heart

Increase Abound, or great

Incroach Gette

Incurable Whole

Indomage Hurt

Indebted Ought

Indeede Verie

Indenture Binde, or write

Indeuour Diligence

Indifferently Meane, or differ

Indite Accuse, or write

Indued Furnish

Induce Drawe

Indure Last, or beare

Inequall Euen

Infamie Slaunder, or worship

Infect Die, filth, or corrupt

Infeoffe Giue

Inferiour High

Infernall Ouer, or bottom

Infinitely Limitte

Infixed Fast

Inflame Fire







Influence Vertue, or power

Inforce Force, or violence

Informer Declare

Infranchise Free

Ingender Breede, or hatch

Ingraue Graue

Ingrosse Great

Inhabite House

Inioy 

Inioyne Appoynt

Iniunction Rule or appoint

Iniurie Right

Inke Black

Inkeling Warne

Inkling Line

Inlarge Free, or great

Inmost Outward

Inne In

Inner Out, or in

Innocent 

Inquire 

Inrich Rich

Inroade Enter

Inroulle Winde

Insatiable Content

Inspiration Blowe

Instigation Moue

Instruct Learne

Instrument 







Intangle Fetter

Intent Purpose

Intercession Desire, or pray

Interchangeable Change

Interest Right

Interlace Mixe

Interlining Line

Intermiddle DoeAntedates earliest OED citation (1625).

Intermingle Mixe

Interpreter Declare

Interrupt Lette

Interteyne 

Intised Draw, or flatter

Intituled Write

Intrals Bellie

Intrapped Nette

Intreate Pray

Intricately Order

Inuade Enter

Inueye Accuse

Inuent 

Inuincible Preuaile

Inuiron Compasse

Inure Vse, or custome

Inwardes Out


I O

Iog Moue

Ioye Reioyce







Iolly Mirth

Ioyne 

Ioynt 

Iolle Head, or hit

Iorney Way, or goe

Iotte All


I R

Iron Mettall


I S

Is Am

Ise Water

Issue Goe, or race


I T

Itche Greefe


I V

Iudge 

Iugge Vessel

Iugler Deceive, or conueigh

Iuice Water, or blood

Iuie Tree

Iumpe Goe, or steppe

Iuniper Tree

Iunket Diet

Iuorie Bone

Iurie Oath, or Iudge

Iustice Iudge

Iust Right

Iutte But








K A

KAlender Booke

Kalend Tyme

Kater Steward


K E

Keie Open

Keele Shippe

Kell Call

Kembe Purge

Kennell Sinke

Keepe Loose

Kerchiefe Garment

Kernell Seede

Kersey Cloth

Kettle Vessell


K I

Kibe Sore

Kicke Hitte, or beate

Kidde Yonge

Kidney Belly

Kilderkin Measure

Kill 

Kinde 

Kindle Fyre

Kinge Prince

Kirtle Garment

Kisse Salute

Kitchin House

Kite Birde







Kitling Yonge

Kiuering CouerNot found in OED.


K N

Knacke Deede

Knagge Hill

Knappish Gentle

Kneade Beate

Knee Ioyne

Knife Cutte

Knight Worship

Knit Ioyne

Knob Hill

Knocke Beate

Knot Rough, or euen

Knowe Vnderstand

Knuckle Bone, or ioyne

Knur Hill


L A

LAbell Line

Labour 

Lace Line

Lacke Abound, or scarce

Lackey Message, or master

Lad Young

Ladder High, or vp

Ladie Worship

Ladle Stuffe

Laie Lie







Lambe Young

Lamenesse Haule

Lament Laugh

Lampe Light

Lamprey Fish

Lane Way

Lande Earth

Lanke Great

Language Speake, or tongue

Languedebeefe Herbe

Languish Florish

Lanterne Light

Lapidarie Iewel, or trade

Laps Falt

Lap Winde

Lapwing Birde

Larde Fatte

Larger Great

Larke Birde

Lashe Beate

Laske Flowe, or loose

Last 

Latchet Line

Late 

Lath Wood

Latin Mettall

Latine Tongue or speake

Latisses Late, or entrie

Lauander Herbe







Lauer Vessell

Laugh 

Lauishing Spare

Lance Weapon

Laundresse Purge

Laurell Tree

Lawe Rule, or commande­
ment

Lawne Cloath 

Lazer Sore


L E

Leach Phisike

Leade Guide

Ledde Metall

Leafe Leaue

League Consent

Legacie Giue

Leake Drinke

Leane Stay

Lene Fatte

Leape Goe

Leaprie Sore

Learne 

Lease Lette

Least Great

Leasure Haste

Leather 

Leauel Euen

Leauen Graine, or sauce







Leauer Erect

Leueret Young

Lecherie Whoore

Leeke Roote

Leese Loose, or finde

Left Rest, or leue

Legacie Geue

Legge Part

Leiger Lie, or continueUncertain.

Leysure Busines

Lemman Whore

Lemon Fruite

Lende Borrow

Length Great

Lent Fast

Lesse More

Lesson Rule

Lette 

Letter Word, or write

Lettis Herbe

Lewde Honest


L I

Lie 

Libard Beast

Liberalitie 

Libertie Free

Librarie Booke

Licence Free, or leaue

Licke Taste







Licourice Roote

Licouresnes Temper, or surfet

Lidde Couer

Lifte Erect

Light 

Like 

Lillie Floure

Lime Earth

Limber Hard, or brit

Limmes Part, or ioyne

Limmit 

Limpe Hault

Line 

Linnen Cloth

Linger Deferre

Linked Light, or binde

Linke Binde, or light

Lion Beast

Lip Mouth

Listen Heare

Lithernes Diligent

Litter Gresse

Little Great

Liue 

Liuer Belly

Liuery Cloth, or garment

Liuerwort Herbe








L O

Locke Heare

Locke Loose, or fetter

Locker Case

Lode 

Lodestone Lode stone

Lodge House

Lofte Vp

Loftie High

Logge Woode

Logicke Arte

Loiall Obey, or faith

Loine Back

Loiter Diligent

Lome Earth

Longe Side

Looke See

Loope Fast, or hole

Loose 

Loppe Cutte

Lopster Fish

Lord Master

Lose Finde

Lotte Fortune

Loth Desire

Loue 

Louer 

Louse Beast

Lowde Sound, or high







Lowe Vp

Low Crie

Lowre Frowne


L V

Lubber Light

Luck Fortune

Lumpe Masse

Lunges Breast

Lurche Robbe

Lurke Lie, or hide

Lust Desire

Lustie Strong

Lute Mirth


M A

MAce Rod, or spice

Mackerell Fish

Madde 

Maffle Loose

Maggot Flie

Magnifie Aduance

May Can

Mayde Marrie

Maiestie Worship

Maile Case

Maime Hurt

Mainprize 

Mainteine Defend

Maior Iudge







Marierom Herbe

Maisils Sore

Maister 

Make 

Mayden Young

Male Case, or he

Malepert Modest

Mallard Birde

Malefactor Offende

Mallice Loue

Mallet Beate

Mallowes Herbe

Malmesey Drinke

Mane Heare

Manly Man

Manace Feare

Manchet Bread

Mansion House

Mangle Cutte, or teare

Many 

Manicles Fetters

Manifest Open

Manifolde Many, winde

Manner 

Manslaughter Man kill

Mantell Garment

Manumissed Free

Manure Till

Maple Tree







Mare He

Marble Stone

Marche Goe, or tyme

Marchandise Ware

Marchant 

Marches Limitte

Marchpaine Bread

Marre Make

Margent Limitte

Marrie 

Marigould Floure

Marriner Ship

Marrish Water

Marke 

Market Buy

Marmalet Prepare, or medecine

Marowe Fatte, or leane

Marques Worship

Marshall Officer

Marshallsea Place, or fetter

Marshes Water, or dry

Marte Faire

Martire Witnesse

Martilmas Masse, or feast

Masker Play

Mason Skill

Maste Rod

Mast Grayne







Mastiue Beast

Matches Like

Matche Fire

Matche Euen

Matrimonie Marrie

Matte Lie

Matter 

Mattocke Instrument, or dig

Mattres Lie

Mauger Spite

Mault Grayne

Mawe Bellie

Maxime Rule

Mazer Vessel


M E

Meade Merite

Meade Drinke

Meale Floure, or grayne

Meale Diet

Meanely 

Measils Sore

Measure 

Meate Feede, or measure

Medle Doe

Mediatour Meane

Medicine Phisicke

Medler Doe

Medler Fruite

Meddow Field







Meeke Tame, or gentle

Meere Very, or mixe

Meete 

Megrim Greefe

Melancholie Bloud

Melodie Mirth, or musicke

Mellow Prepare

Melt Heate

Members Parte

Memorie Remember

Mending Amende

Mention Speake

Mercer Trade

Mercement Punish, or fine

Mercie 

Merelie Mirth

Merite 

Meruell 

Message 

Messenger 

Messe 

Metall 


M I

Midde Meane, in, or out

Midnight Day

Midriffe Breast

Midwife Breede

Mightie Power

Milde Gentle







Mile Measure

Milke Feede

Mill Bruise, or instrument

Millon Fruite

Milt Bellie

Minced Part, or cut

Minde 

Mingle Mixe, or temper

Minikin Fine

Minish Great

Minister Master

Minster Church

Minoritie Yong

Minstrell Mirth

Mint Herbe

Mint Coyne

Mire Filth

Mirth 

Misse Hitte, or haue

Misaduenture Fortune

Misbecommeth Seeme

Mischance Fall

Mischeefe Hurt

Miserie Blesse

Mishappen Fortune

Mislike Like

Miste Aier

Mistake Take

Mistrust Faith







Misusing Vse

Mite Measure

Miter Iewel

Mitigated Temper

Mixe 


M O

Mocke 

Moderation Meane, or measure

Moo Many

Moist Drie

Mole Beast

Mole Marke

Monastry Companie

Mone Plaine

Money Coyne

Moneth Tyme

Monke Bishop

Monstruously Nature

Moone Heauen

Moore 

Mozel FetterUncertain.

More 

Morgage Pledge

Morning 

Morphew Colour

Morsell Bite

Mortall Liue

Morter Beate

Morter Earth, or ioyne







Mortifie Kill

Mosse Herbe

Most 

Mote Filth, or marke

Moate Water

Mothe Flee

Mother Parent

Motherworte Herbe

Mowe Repe, or mock

Mouldie Corrupt, or sweete

Mount Descend, or hill

Mourne Laugh

Mouse Beast

Mouth 


M V

Much 

Muck Filth

Mud Idem

Mue 

Muffle Couer

Mugwort Herbe

Mule Beast

Mulberie Fruite

Multiplie Abound

Multitude Many

Mungrel Mixe

Munkey Beast

Murder Kill

Murrey Colour







Murmure 

Murreine Life

Muse Consider

Muses Learne, or studie

Muskadel Drinke

Mushroome Herbe

Muske Sweete

Muskle Fish

Mustarde Sauce

Muster Count, or shew

Mutable Change

Mutter Murmur

Muzzel Fetter



N A

NAgge Beast

Naile 

Naked Cloth, or couer

Name Call

Nape Ioyne

Napkin Cloth, or stuffe

Nappe Watch

Narrow Great

Nation Region

Natural Nature

Naue Shippe

Nauell Part

Nauew Roote

Naught Good








N E

Neare Farre

Neate Fine

Neck Back

Necessarie 

Neckercheefe Apparell

Neese Sound

Needie Scarce, or haue

Needle Poynt

Negligence Diligent

Neigh Crie

Neighbor 

Nephewe Parent

Neast House

Neastle House

Nette 

Nettle Herbe

Nether Vp, or neither

Neuer Euer

Neuerthelesse 

Newly Young, or age

Next Farre


N I

Nibbe Bite

Nicenesse Fine

Niggard Spare,or liberall

Nigh Farre

Night Day







Nitingale Birde

Nimblenesse Redie, or haste

Nine Count

Nippe 

Nipple 


N O

No 

Noble 

Nooke Corner

Nodding Mooue

Noyance Hurt

Noint Anoynt

Noise Sound

Noneage Young

Noone Day

Nonsuite Follow, or accuse

Northward World

Noze Face

Nosegay Flower

Notable Marke

Note Marke

Nothing All

Notifie Declare

Not No

Nouice Learne

Nourish Feede

Nourture Learne

Now 








N V

Numme Hote, or sence

Number Count

Numbles Bellie

Nutte Fruite


O A

OAre Shippe

Oates Graine


O B

Obey 

Obiected Fling, or oppose

Obligation Loose

Obloquie Slander

Obserue Marke

Obscure Bright

Obstinacie Obey

Obteyne Gette


O C

Occasion Cause

Occupied Busie


O D

Odde Euen

Odious Loue


O F

Offal Filth

Offence 

Offer 

Ofspring Kinde, or breede







Often 


O I

Oile Fatte

Ointment Anoynt

Oister Fish


O K

Oke Tree

Oker Metall


O L

Olde Age

Oliue Tree, or fruite


O M

Omitte Count, or passe


O N

Once One

One 

Onely One, or companie

Onion Roote


O P

Open 

Opinion Thinke

Opportunitie Time

Oppose 

Oppresse 


O R

Orchard Fruite

Ordeine Appoynt

Order 

Ordinance Appoynt







Ordinarie Vse

Ordure Filth

Orenge Fruite

Organes Mirth

Originall Begin

Ornament Iewel

Orpin Herbe


O S

Osier Tree

Ostrige Birde


O T

Oth 

Other 

Otherwhere Other

Otherwise 


O V

Ouen Fire

Ouer 

Oueragainst Ouer against

Ouercast Ouer sling

Ouercharge Ouer charge

Ouercome Preuayle

Ouerflowe Abound

Ouergrowe Ouer abound

Ouerhastie Ouer hast

Ouerly Ouer

Ouerliue Ouer life

Ouerlooke Ouer see

Ouermost Ouer most







Ouermuch Ouer much

Ouerplus Ouer more

Ouerseer Ouer see

Ouershoote Ouer shoote

Ouerskip Passe, or steppe

Ouerthrow Destroy

Ouerthwart Right

Ouerwhelme Ouer couer

Ought Owe

Out 

Outlaw Banish

Outragious Madde

Outwardly 

Owe 

Owle 

Owne 


O X

Oxe Beast


P A

PAce Haste, or faste

Pacient 

Pacience 

Pacifie Peace, or content

Packe Goe, or gather

Page Master

Paie Giue, or merite

Paile Wood

Paine Greefe







Paint Write, or colour

Paire Companie

Pale Colour, or wood

Paile Vessell

Pallace House

Pallet Lie

Palmestry Arte

Palsey Mooue, or sore

Pamper Fill, or fatte

Pancake Feede

Panche Bellie

Panne Vessell

Panges Prick, or greefe

Panier Case

Pante Beate

Pantaple Garment

Pantrie House

Paper Booke

Pappe Breast

Pare Cut, or great

Paradise Heauen

Paramour Loue

Parcels Parte

Parche Drie

Parchment Booke

Partially Part, or grace

Pardon Quitte

Parentage Breede, or parent

Parget Anoynt







Parish Church

Parkes Fieldes

Parler House

Parliament Counsell

Parret Birde

Parsnep Roote

Partaker Part giue

Part 

Particular Common, or part

Partisan Weapon

Partlet Apparrell

Partrige Birde

Pashed Beate, or bruise

Passe 

Passions Doe

Pasport Leue, or passe

Paste Graine

Past Passe

Pastie Feede

Pastime Play

Pasture Field, or feede

Patche Amende, or part

Patents Open, or write

Pathe Way

Paterne Example, or like

Paue Stone

Pauillion House

Pause Rest








P E

Peace 

Peach Accuse, or fruit

Peacocke Birde

Peare Fruite

Pearcer Pricke, or enter

Pearle Iuell

Pease Peace, or grayne

Peble Stone

Pecke Hitte

Peculiar Common

Pedler Buie, or merchant

Pedegree Race, or kinde

Peece Part

Peece Amende

Peele Couer, or cut

Peeres Worthy

Pearles Worthy

Pegge Nayle, or poynt

Peittrell Weapon

Pelfe Iewell

Pellot Shoote

Pellitory Herbe

Penalty Punish

Penie Coyne

Penniroyall Herbe

Penknife Cut

Pennar Case

Penne Write







Pensill Write, or colour

Pensiue Reioyce

Pension Due, or reward

Pensioner Merit

Penthouse House

People 

Pepper Spice

Peradventure Fortune

Perceiue See

Perch Fishe

Perch Rod

Perfect 

Perforce Compell, or force

Performe Promise, or doe

Perfume Smoke

Perrill Danger

Perish Die, or loose

Periurie Oath

Permit Lette

Perpetuall Euer

Perplexitie Doubt

Perse Pricke, or enter

Persecute Followe

Persely Herbe

Persist Continew

Personage Man, or figure

Perswade 

Peruerse Gentle

Peruse Consider, or see







Pestle Beate

Pester Fill

Pestilence Plague

Peticoate Apparell

Pewter Metall


P H

Phantesie Conceiue

Phisition Phisicke

Phisnomie Face


P I

Pie Feede

Picke Steale, or hitte

Pickaxe Instrument

Pickle Taste

Pickrell Fish

Picture Like, or figure

Pied Marked

Piere Noble

Pigeon Birde

Pigge Young

Picke Weapon

Pike Fish

Pickthanke Accuse, or slander

Pile Gather

Piles Sore

Pill Couer, or cut

Pilles Medicine

Piller Stay

Pilgrime Neighbor







Pillorie Fetter

Pillow Lie

Pimple Hil

Pincers Instrument, or nip

Pinch Nip

Pine Flourish

Pinke Flower, or cut

Pinne Poynt, or nayle

Pinnis Shippe

Pinion Arme

Pint Measure

Pipe Mirth

Pipe Measure

Pipkin Vessell

Pismire Flie

Pisse Purge

Pispot Vessell, or stuffe

Pitte Hill

Pitch Place

Pitch Fatte

Pitchforke Instrument

Pitcher Vessell

Pitfall Nette, or graue

Pith Hart

Pittie Mercie


P L

Place 

Plaice Fish

Plague 







Play 

Plaine Euen, or rough

Plaint 

Plaistering Anoint

Plaister Medecine

Plaited Winde, or open

Plannet Heauen

Planke Wood

Plant Grasse

Plantaine Herbe

Plate Metall

Platte Place

Platter Vessell

Pleade 

Please Delight

Pleasure Idem

Pledge 

Plentie Abound

Pleurisie Sore

Pliant Harde, or bende

Plight Case, or condition

Plouer Birde

Plough Till, or instrument

Pluck Drawe

Plume Haire

Plumme Fruite

Plummer Skill

Plummet Waight

Plunging Sinke








P O

Pockes Sore

Point 

Poize Waight

Poison Foode

Poke Case

Pole Head

Poll Rodde

Poll Oppresse

Policie Arte, or Deceiue

Polish Fine, or purge

Polute Filth

Pomander Sweete

Pomegranate Fruite

Pommell Hould, or hill

Ponder Wayt

Ponde Water

Ponish Beate

Poore Rich

Popiniaye Birde

Poppet Play, or iewell

Poppie Herbe

Populous People

Poreblind See

Porche Enter

Pores Way

Porke Flesh

Porpes Fish

Porre Looke







Portall Enter

Porter Beare

Portsale Buy

Portculles Entrie

Poze Set, or question

Posnet Vessell

Posset Feede

Possesse Haue

Posterne Entrie

Poste Stay, or haste

Pott Vessell

Pottage Feede

Pottenger Vessell

Potlid Couer

Pottle Measure

Poutch Case

Pouder Earth

Pouertie Rich

Poultrie Birde

Pounde Waight

Pownse Spread, or sprinckle

Power 


P R

Practise Exercise

Praye 

Praise 

Prattle Speake

Preach 







Preamble Enter

Prettie Fine

Preferre Aduance

Prefixed Fast, or sit before

Prey Pray

Preiudice 

Prelate Bishop

Prentiship Learne

Prepare 

Preposterous Order

Present 

Preserued Garde

President Master, or example

Presse Bruise

Prease Companie

Presumptuousnes High

Pretence 

Preuaile 

Preuent 

Prick 

Pride Modest, or high

Prie See

Priest Bishop

Primerose Flower

Prince 

Principall 

Principle Rule

Printer Write, or Skill

Prise Count







Prison Fetter

Priuate Common

Priuet Herbe

Priuie Open

Proceeding Goe

Processe Continue

Proclaime Declare, or preach

Procter Pleade

Procure Get

Prodigall Spare, or liberall

Proffer Offer

Profitable Benefite

Profound High

Prohibite Lette

Prolong Deferre

Promise 

Promote Aduance

Prompt Redie

Prone Bende

Pronounce Speake, or vtter

Proofe Proue

Proper Common, or fine

Prophet 

Proportion 

Proppe Stay

Prosper Thriue, or florish

Prostrate Fall, or lie

Protection Garde

Proude Modest, or high







Proue 

Prouerbe Speake

Prouide Prepare, or get

Prouoke Moued, or cause

Prowes Vertue

Prudence Wise

Prune Cut, or fruite


P V

Publish Blase, or declare

Pudle Sinke, or filth

Pudding Feede

Puffe Blow, or swell

Puisance Power, or strong

Pull Drawe

Pullet Young

Pullie Drawe

Pulpit 

Pulse Beate

Pumish Stone

Pumpe Water

Punche Hitte

Punish Beate

Purchase Gette

Pure Purge, or filth

Purifie Idem

Purge 

Purple Colour

Purpose 







Purse Case

Purslaine Herbe

Purseuant Message, or officer

Pursenet Nette

Pursue Folow

Puruey Prepare, or get

Pushe Hill

Put Place

Putrified Corrupt


Q V

QVafte Drinke

Quaile Bird, or preuaile

Quaileth Fall

Quake Mooue

Qualifie Temper

Quantitie Measure

Quarrell Striue

Quarrey Stone

Quart Measure

Quarter Halfe

Quartered Part

Quauer Mooue

Queene Prince

Quench Fire

Querister Sing

Quest Companie

Question 

Quicke 







Quiet Peace

Quill Heare

Quilt Lie, or ioyne

Quince Fruite

Quinsey Sore

Quippes Nippe, or mocke

Quitte Quitte

Quittance Quite

Quiuer Mooue, or case


R A

RAbat Young

Rable Companie

Racket Strayne

Racke Straine

Radish Roote

Rage Mad, or anger

Ragg Teare

Ray Filth

Raie Order

Rayle Limitte

Rayle Reuile

Rayment Garment

Raygne 

Rayse Erect

Rayson Fruite

Rake Gather

Ramme He







Rammer Beate, or he

Rampiers Defence

Range Order

Ranke Order

Rancke Sweete

Ranckle Corrupt

Ransack Inquire

Rappe Beate, or hit

Rape Roote

Race 

Raser Cutte

Raskals Honest

Rash Haste

Raspis Fruite

Rate Reuile

Ratte Beast

Rather Leither

Ratifie Constant, or certaine

Rattle Sound

Raue Madde

Rauen Birde

Rauener Surfette, or feede

Rauish Whore

Rawe Redie, or prepare

Raunsome Free, or tribute


R E

Reache 

Reade 

Readie 







Realme Region

Reape 

Reason 

Rebate Great

Rebecke Mirth

Rebellion Obey, or treason

Reboundeth Turne

Rebuke 

Recanteth Alter, or turne

Receiue Accept

Recite Remember, or speake

Rechlesse Diligent, or care

Reckon Count

Recomfort Comfort

Recommende Salute

Recompence Reward

Recompte Count

Reconciled Friend

Record Remember

Recouer 

Recourse Rase, or haunt

Recreate Delight

Recule Turne, or back

Redde Colour

Redeeme Saue

Redresse Amend

Reede Reade

Reeke Aier, or smoke

Reele Mooue, or stay







Referre Geue

Reflection Turne

Reforme Amend

Refraine Flie, or Desire

Refresh Weary, or reioyce

Refuge Defence

Refuse Geue

Regarde Consider

Regent Rule

Register Remember

Regrater Oppresse

Rehearse Speake, or vtter

Reiected Fling, or Desire

Reines Bellie

Reioyce 

Release Free, or quitte

Relent Consent, or bende

Releefe Helpe

Rellish Taste

Reliques Leue

Remayne Stay, or rest

Remedy Helpe

Remember 

Remitte Quit, or loose

Remnant Rest

Remorse Repent

Remooue Place, or moue

Render Restore

Renewe Age, or young







Renowne Noble

Renounced Desire, or forsake

Rent Teare

Rents Tribute

Repare Amend

Repast Diet

Repeale Call

Repeate Againe

Repel Accept, or fling

Repent 

Replenish Fill

Repleauing Free

Report Declare

Repose Rest

Reprehend Rebuke

Represent Present

Represse Aduance

Reproach Reuile

Reprooue Rebuke

Repugnant Consent, or oppose

Reputation Count, or worship

Repute Count

Request Praye, or desire

Require Desire

Requisite Meete

Requite Restore, or reuenge

Rescue Free

Resemble Like

Reserue Saue







Residue Leue, or rest

Resigne Geue, or forsake

Resist Obey

Resolue 

Resort Haunt

Resoundeth Sound

Respect Consider

Respite Deferre, or time

Rest 

Restie Rest

Restore 

Restrayned Lette

Retaile Count

Retaine Hould

Retayner Appertayne

Retiring Goe

Returne Turne

Retraite Turne

Retriue Finde

Reueale Open

Reuenge 

Reuenue Tribute, or fruite

Reuerence Feare, or worship

Reuerse Turne

Reuile 

Reuiued Liue

Rewme Sore, or flowe

Reuolt Forsake

Reuolued Consider







Rewe Herbe

Rewarde 


R I

Rie Graine

Rib Bone

Ribaude Whore

Riche 

Ride Goe

Ridde Quitte

Riddle Dout, or question

Ridge Botome

Riele Stand, or winde

Rifle Robbe

Rifte Breake

Right 

Rigorous Anger, or mercie

Rinde Couer

Ringe Compasse

Ringe Sounde

Ringleader Guide

Ringworme Sore

Rinse Purge

Riotous Wanton, or surfet

Ripe Prepare

Rippe Deuide, or part

Rise Lye

Rite Right

Riue Breake







Riuer Water


R O

Rocket Herbe

Robe Garment

Robbe 

Roche Fish

Rochet Iewell

Rocke Stone

Rode 

Roiall Prince, or noble

Roiste ModestUncertain.

Rolling Round, or moue

Roofe Bottome, or edge

Rowme Space

Roote 

Rope Line

Rore Crie

Rose Floure

Rosen Fatte

Rosemary Herbe

Roste Heat

Rotchet Fish

Rotte Corrupt

Rouers Robbe

Rough 

Round Compasse, or figure

Rowse Start

Roust House

Route Companie







Rowe Ship, or order


R V

Rub 

Rude Maner

Rue Herbe

Rugged Rough

Ruffion Modest, or honest

Ruffling Modest

Ruinous Destroy, or fall

Ruling Rule

Rumbling Sound

Rumpe Ioyne

Runne Goe

Rush 

Russet Colour

Rustie Bright

Rusticall Learne

Rustling Sound


S A

SAchel Case

Sack Case, or drinke

Sacking Destroy, or clothe

Sacrifice Offer

Sad Reioyce

Saddle Sitte

Saffron Spice

Sage Herbe

Sagenesse Graue, or wise







Say Speake

Saye Taste

Saile Shippe

Saints Holy

Sanctuarie Church, or holy

Saker Birde

Sake Cause

Sallades Taste

Sale Buye

Saftlie Fast

Sallet Arme

Salmon Fish

Salt Sweete

Salue Medecine

Sampiere Herbe

Sande Earth

Sandblinde See

Sanders SpiceUncertain.

Sappe Bloud

Satisfie Content

Saucie Modest, or blush

Sauadge Tame

Saue Destroy

Sauing Idem

Sauerie Taste

Sawe Cut, or instrument

Sausage Feede


S C

Scabbe Sore







Scabberd Case

Scaffold Stand

Scan Reason

Scantly Almost, or scarce

Scape Flie

Scarcitie Abound

Scarre Feare

Scatter Gather

Scauld Heate

Scale Heare

Scoffer Mock

Scould Striue

Sconce Defence

Score Marke

Scorne Mocke

Scotfree Free

Scouling Frowne

Scoured Purge

Scourge Beate

Scrape Gather, or purge

Scratch Bite, or nippe

Screaked Crie

Scribe Write

Scrip Case

Scroule Booke, or winde

Scrupulous Doubt

Scull Bone

Scullion Officer

Sore Scurfe







Scutchion Arme

Scuttle Vessell


S E

Sea Water

Seale Marke

Seame Ioyne

Search Inquire

Seare Burne, or drie

Season Time

Season Taste

Seate Sitte

Second 

Secrete Open

Secretarie Idem

Sect Religion

See 

Seede 

Seeke Finde

Seeth Heate

Segs Herbe

Seize Sitte

Seldome Ofte

Selfewill 

Sell Bie

Selfe 

Semblance Like

Sence 







Sende Message

Sensualitie Sence, or surfet

Senser Smoke

Sent Sence

Seperate Part

Sepulchre Graue

Serche Inquire

Sergeant Office

Sermon Preach

Serpent Flie

Serue Master

Sessions Sitte

Sette Sitte

Settle Idem

Seuen 

Seuered Part

Seuerne Water

Sewer Steward

Sewster Ioyne

Sexten Church


S H

Shackles Fetter

Shade Shine

Shaddow Idem

Shake Moue, or fling

Shallowe High

Shambles Buy

Shamelesse Blush, or modest

Shanke Bone







Shape Figure

Shardes Part

Sharpe Edge, or cut

Shaue Reape

Shead Powre

Shead Part

Sheafe Gather

Sheare Cutte

Sheath Case

Sheild Arme

Sheil Couer

Shelfe Wood

Sheepe Beast

Sheriffe Officer

Sheete Leafe, or lie

Sheeuer Moue

Shewe Declare

Shifte Change

Shine Bright

Shingle Sore

Shinne Bone

Ship 

Shire Region

Shirt Apparrell

Shiuer Breake

Schocke Gather

Shoe Garment

Shoomaker Skill







Shoote 

Shop House

Shore Limit

Short Side, or great

Shot Shoote

Shouel Instrument

Shoulder Back

Shoute Crie, or sound

Shower Water

Shred Cut

Shrife Officer

Shrewde Anger, or gentle

Shrill Sound, or high

Shrimpe Fish

Shrinke Swell

Shriue Confesse, or inquire

Shroudes Open

Shrub Tree

Shun Flee, or follow

Shutte Open


S I

Sick Health

Sickle Reape, or instrument

Side 

Sider Drinke

Siege CompasseUncertain.

Sideling Side

Sift Strayne

Sieth Reape, or instrument







Sighe Reioyce

Sight See

Signe Marke

Signifie Declare

Silence Speake

Silke Cloth

Sillibub Feede

Siluer Metall

Simnell Bread

Simple Mixe, wise, or double

Since Sence

Sinewe Parte

Singe 

Single Double

Singular Good, or company

Sinke 

Sinne Offende

Sippe Drinke, or taste

Sise Sitt

Sister Parent, or brother

Sitte 

Situation Place

Siue Appoint

Siuet MarkeUncertain.

Sixe Count

Size Measure, or sitte


S K

Skie Heauen, or element

Skill 







Skillet Vessell

Skinne Couer

Skip Step, or goe

Skirmisher Fight

Skirtes Limitte, or edge

Sklise Cut, or part

Skoutwatch Watch

Skumme Filth


S L

Slabber Filth, or spitte

Slacke Loose

Slaine Kill

Slaking Measure

Slaunder 

Slaue Free

Slaughter Liue, or kill

Slea Kill

Sleepe Watch

Sled Beare

Sleeue Garment

Sleight Arte

Slender Great

Slide Slip

Slime Fatte

Slinge Fling

Slip 

Slipper Garment

Slice Parte, or cut

Sloe Faste







Slop Apparell

Slouthfull Diligent

Slouen Fine

Slowe Fast

Sluce Sinke, or way

Sluggard Watch

Slumber Dreame

Sluttish Filth


S M

Smacketh Taste

Smalnesse Great

Smarting Greefe

Smatter Taste, or smatter

Smell Sense

Smeered Anoynt

Smile Laugh

Smite Hit

Smith Skill

Smocke Apparell

Smoke 

Smother Couer


S N

Snaffle Stay

Snaile Flie

Snake Flie, or worme

Snares Fetter, or net

Snatch Reach, or giue

Sneese Purge, or sound

Sneuell Filth







Snipe Birde

Snort Grone

Snout Face

Snowe Water

Snuffe Blowe


S O

So 

Sobbe Laugh

Sobernes Graue, or modest

Societie Companie

Socke Garment

Sodaine 

Sodde Heate

Softe Harde

Soile Earth

Soiling Filth

Soiourne House, or neighbor

Soked Drie

Solace Delight

Sole Bottome, or companie

Sole Fish

Solemne Holie

Solitary Forsake

Solicitour Moue

Somme 

Sommer Winter

Sommoned Call

Sonder Part

Sonne Parent







Soone Late

Soote Fire, or smoke

Soothe True

Sope Purge

Soppe Feede, or bread

Sore 

Sorrie Reioyce

Sorrell Herbe

Sorceresse Blesse

Sorte Kinde

Sothernewood Herbe

Southsaier Prophet

Souereynety Power

Soulder Ioyne

Souldier Fight

Soule Minde

Souple Harde

Sourges Waters

South World, or winde

Sowe Seek, or reape

Sowe He

Sower Sweete

Sound 


S P

Space 

Spade Dig, or instrument

Spangle Iewel

Spaniell Beast

Spanne Measure







Spare 

Sparke 

Sparre Spare, or wood

Sparrow Birde

Spawne Seede

Speake 

Speare Weapon

Specifying Speake, or declare

Specially Common

Speciallitie Idem

Specke Drop, or marke

Spectacles Glasse

Speedy Haste

Spell Reade

Spende Spare

Spit 

Spie See

Spice 

Spiggot Couer

Spider Flie

Spill Powre, or drop

Spinache Herbe

Spinne Line

Spindle Instrument

Spirite Minde

Spitefully Loue, or spite

Spittle Purge, or spitte

Splaie Part, or right

Splene Bellie







Splent Breake, or wood

Spoile Destroy

Sponge Herbe

Spoone Stuffe

Sporting Play

Spotted Drop, filth, or marke

Spousals Marrie

Spout Way

Spread Open, or gather

Sprinkle Drop

Springe 

Sproute Spring

Spurre Poynt, or pricke

Spurne Beate, or hit


S Q

Squamish Fine

Square Figure

Squalt Sitte, or lie

Squeaking Crie

Squint Right, or side

Squirrell Beast

Squirt Fling

Squise Bruise


S T

Stable House

Stablished Certaine, or strong

Stationer Arte, or booke

Staffe Rod







Stage Place, or plaie

Stagge Beast

Stagger Stumble, or moue

Staye 

Staine Filth, or colour

Staiers Vp, or descend

Stake Wood, or stay

Stale Age, or young

Stall Idem

Stallion Horse, or she

Stammer Speke, or stumble

Stampe Beate

Stande Sitte

Standard Marke

Stare See

Starke Harde, or quite

Starre Heauen, or bright

Start 

Starued Feede

Stately High

State Condition

Stature High, or great

Staunche Stay, or let

Steade Place

Steale Rob

Steedily Constant

Steele Metall

Steepe Water

Steeple Church







Steppe 

Steire Beast

Sterue Anger, or feede

Steward 

Stewe Prepare, or heate

Stewes Whore

Sticke Stay, or rod

Sticketh Prick

Steepe High

Stiffe Harde

Stile Write

Stile Vp, or descende

Still Drop

Stiltes Stay

Stinged Prick, or poynt

Stinking Filth, or sweete

Stint Stay

Stirre Mooue

Stirrop Stay

Stiche Fetter, or nippe

Stiched Beate

Stocke Rase, or kinde

Stockes Fetter

Stomach Bellie

Stone 

Stoole Sitte

Stop Let, or stay

Store Abounde

Storke Birde







Stormie Tempest

Stouping Stand, or bende

Stout Feare, or strong

Straddle Step

Straye Erre

Straight Right

Strayne 

Strake Lie, or anoyntUncertain.

Strangle Hang, or kill

Stranger Friend

Strawe Grasse

Strawbery Fruite

Streame Water

Streate Way

Streight Right

Strength Strong

Streasse Griefe, or strayne

Streach Straine, or reach

Stride Step

Strife Peace, or wrangle

Strike Beate, or hit

Stringe Line

Stripes Beate, or blow

Stripling Young

Strippe Cloth, or couer

Stroke Touch, or flatter

Stronge 

Strouting Stand

Struggle Mooue







Strumpet Whore

Stubble Grasse

Stubbornesse Gentle

Stud Wood

Studie 

Stuffe 

Stumble 

Sturdie Bowe, or hard

Sturgeon Fish

Sturre Mooue

Stutte Speake, or stumble


S V

Subdued Preuaile

Subiect Prince

Submit Obey

Suborne Appoynt

Subscription Write

Subsidie Tribute

Substance 

Substitute Deputie

Subtile Deceiue

Subuert Destroy

Suburbes Citie

Suchorie Herbe

Succeede Folow

Succour Helpe

Such 

Sucke Feede

Sue Folow, or labor







Sure Certaine

Suet Fatte

Suffer Doe, or beare

Sufficient Inough

Sugar Sweete

Summe Some

Summer Winter

Summon Call

Sumner Officer

Sumptuous Rich

Sundrie Many

Sunne Sonne

Superfluous Abound, or inough

Suppe Diet, or drinke

Supplie Furnish

Supplication Pray

Support Helpe

Suppose Thinke

Suppresse Oppresse

Supremacie High, or worship

Surcease Rest

Surcharge Loade

Surfetting 

Surgion Phisike

Surmise Thinke

Surmount Passe

Surname Call

Surplusage More

Surrender Restore







Suspect Thincke

Susteyned Beare, or helpe

Sustenance Feede

Sute Follow, or plead


S W

Swadle Winde

Swage Temper, or abound

Swaie Wayte

Swallow Birde

Swallow Feede

Swanne Birde

Swarme Companie

Swarthe Colour

Swarue Erre

Swath Beate, or cut

Sweate Purge

Sweare Oath

Sweeper Purge

Sweete 

Swell 

Swift Fast

Swilboules Drinke, or surfet

Swimme Sinke

Swine Beast

Swinge Beate, or moue

Sworde Weapon


T A

TAbber Sound

Table Stuffe







Tables Play

Tablet Iewel

Tache Hould

Tacket Nayle

Taffetie Cloth

Tag Mettall

Taile Head, or part

Tailie Count

Tailour Skill

Take Geue

Tale Lie, or historie

Talents Nayle, or wayte

Talke Speake

Tall High

Tallowe Fatte

Tame 

Tankard Vessell

Tanner Skill

Tansye Herbe

Tape Line

Taper Light

Tapestry Hang

Tappe Couer

Tares Graine

Tarrie Waite, or stay

Tarragon Herbe

Tarre Fatte

Tarte Taste, or sweete

Tarte Feede







Taske Part, or labor

Taste 

Tauerne Inne

Tawnie Colour

Taunte Reuile

Taxe Tribute


T E

Teach Learne

Teale Birde

Teame Drawe

Teare 

Teate Breast

Teadious Delight

Teinters Nayle

Tell Count, or declare

Temmes Water

Temper 

Tempest Tempest

Temple Church

Tempte Prooue

Tenaunt Let

Tenche Fish

Tender Harde

Ten Counte

Tennis Play

Tennon 

Tent House

Tergat Arme

Terme Time, or speach







Terrible Feare

Territory Region

Testie Anger

Testifie Witnes

Testerne Coyne

Tetter Sore


T H

Thanke 

Thatched Couer

Thawe Heate

Theefe Rob

Thence 

There 

Therefore Therefore

Thicke Great, or fine

Thighe Part

Thing 

Thinke 

Thinne Great

Thirde Count

Thirst Drie, or drinke

Thirteene Count

Thirtie Count

Thistle Herbe

Thither There

Thonge Line

Thorne Prick, or poynt

Thoroughly Wholly

Thought Thinke







Thousand Count

Threates Feare

Thread Line

Threshe Beate

Three Count

Threshold Enter

Thirstie Drie, or drinke

Throne Sit

Thronge Companie

Throate Breast

Throttle Hang, or sounde

Throwe Fling

Thrushe Birde

Thrust Hit

Thumbe Hande

Thumpe Beate

Thunder Sound


T I

Tickling Hand, or sence

Tide Time

Tidings Message

Tie Loose

Tierce Measure

Title Name, or word

Tile Stone

Till 

Timber Wood, or tree

Time 

Timerous Feare







Tinne Metall

Tinsell Cloath

Tippe Botome, or edge

Tippet Iewel

Tipling Drinke

Tired Labour

Tissue Cloath

Tittle Write, or marke


T O

Toade Beast

Toes Hand

Together 

Toies Play, or laugh

Toile Labour

Token Pledge, or marke

Toller Tribute, or officer

Tolle Till, or tribute

Tombe Graue

Tongue 

Tonges Tongue

Toole Instrument

Tooth Mouth, or bone

Top Botome

Top Play

Torche Light

Torment Greefe, or punish

Torne Teare

Tosse Fling

Totter Stand, or mooue







Touche 

Toughe Brittle

Toward To

Towardnes Meete, or like

Towe LineUncertain.

Towell Stuffe

Tower Defence

Towne Citie


T R

Trace Race

Tract Idem, or space

Tractable Touch

Trade 

Traine Companie, or apper­
tain

Traiterouse Treason

Trample Treade

Transitorie Continue

Translated Turne, or altar

Trappe Nette

Trauell Goe, or labour

Trauers Right

Traunce Mad, or dreame

Tree 

Treachery Honest, or deceiue

Treacle Medecine

Treade Goe, or step

Treason 

Treasure Rich

Treate Speake







Treatie Idem

Treye Vessell

Tremble Moue, or feare

Trench Defence, or dig

Trencher Stuffe

Trespasse Offend

Trestle Stay

Trie Proue

Tribute 

Trickled Drop, or fall

Trifles Iewel

Trimme Fine

Tripe Foode

Triple Many

Trip Stumble

Triuet Stuffe, or stay

Triumph 

Trotting Goe

Troble 

Trough Vessell

Troupe Companie

Trout Fish

Trewand Learne

Truce Peace

True 

Trumpet Mirth

Truncheon Rod, or weapon

Trunke Case

Trusse Gather







Trust Faith


T V

Tub Vessell

Tufte Hill

Tumble Mooue

Tune Musick

Tunne Measure

Tunnell Way

Turfe Earth

Turkey Birde

Turne 

Turnep Roote

Turpentine Fatte

Turret Defence


T W

Twang Sound

Twelue Count

Twentie 

Twig Tree

Twilight Day

Twined Winde

Twinkle Mooue

Twinnes Like, or one

Twise To

Twist Winde

Two To


V A

VAcation Busie

Vagabond Erre







Vaine 

Valiant Hart, or vertue

Vallie Hill

Value Worthy

Valerian Herbe

Vanish Florish

Vanquish Preuaile

Vantage Benefite

Vapour Aer

Varie Differ

Vault Bottome, or couer

Vaunte Glory

Vantguard Foregard


V D

Vdder Belly


V E

Veale Feede, or flesh

Vehement Effect, or stronge

Veluet Cloth

Venome Feede, or kill

Vengeable Reuenge

Venison Feede, or flesh

Vented Open, or vtter

Venter 

Verdingale Apparel, or iewel

Very 

Veriuice Taste

Vermilion Colour

Vernish Anoynt







Verse Song

Vertue 

Vessell 

Vestrie Church

Vetche Graine

Veruaine Herbe

Vexe Greeue


V G

Vghe Tree


V I

Victualing Feede

Vice Vertue

Vicount Worship

Victory Preuaile

Viewe See

Village Citie

Villainous Honest

Vineger Taste

Vine 

Violence 

Violet Flower

Vision See, or dreame

Visit See

Visor Face


V M

Vmpire Iudge


V N

Vnaccustomed Vse

Vnaduised Counsell







Vnarme Arme

Vnbent Bende

Vnbinde Loose

Vnbloudy Bloud

Vnbrideled Fettor

Vnbuckle Idem

Vnburden Beare

Vnburied Graue

Vnce Waight

Vncertaine Certaine

Vnchangeable Change

Vnchast Honest, or whore

Vncircumspect Diligent

Vncle Parent

Vncleane Filth

Vncomely Seeme

Vnconstant Constant

Vnconuenient Meete

Vncorrected Punish, or amend

Vncorrupt Corrupt

Vncouered 

Vncouple Fetter

Vncredible Faith

Vncourteous Gentle

Vncunningly Arte, or expert

Vncureable Heale, or medcin, or sound

Vndefiled Filth

Vnder Ouer

Vnderfoote Vp, or head







Vndermine Graue, or dig

Vnderprop Ouerstay

Vnderset Ouer sitte

Vnderstand Know

Vndertake Enterprise

Vndiscreete Wise

Vndied Colour

Vndistained Filth

Vndoe Doe

Vneasie Delight, rest, or hard

Vnequally Euen

Vneth Scarce

Vnfaithfull Faith

Vnfed Feede

Vnfeyned Very, or true

Vnfensed Defence

Vnfetter Fetter

Vnfould Loose, or winde

Vnfortunate Fortune

Vnfruitfulnes Fruite

Vngentle Gentle

Vngird Bende, or loose

Vnglue Fetter

Vngodly God

Vngratiously Grace

Vnhallow Holy

Vnhandsomely Hand

Vnhappy Blesse

Vnhealed Heale







Vnhoulsome Heale

Vnhonest Honest

Vnhorse Beast

Vnhusbanded Husband

Vnyoke Fetter, or loose

Vniuersitie Schoole

Vnkinde Kinde

Vnknit Fetter

Vnknowne Know

Vnlawfull Rule

Vnlearned Learne

Vnleauened Tast, or graine

Vnlike Like

Vnlocke Fetter

Vnloade Loade

Vnlooked Expect

Vnlucky Fortune

Vnlusty Diligent, or strong

Vnmake Make

Vnmannerly Manner

Vnmarried Marrie

Vnmeasurable Measure

Vnmercifull Mercie

Vnmeete Meete

Vnmoueable Mooue

Vnnoble Noble

Vnoccupied Busie, or vse

Vnpaciently Patient

Vnperfect Perfect







Vnpleasant Delight

Vnpolished Fine

Vnpregnable Get

Vnprepared Prepare

Vnprofitable Benefite

Vnprouided Get, or furnish

Vnprooued Prooue

Vnpunished Punish

Vnquiet Rest

Vnready Readie

Vnreasonable Reason

Vnreuerently Feare, or worship

Vnruly Rule

Vnsatiate Content

Vnsay Speake

Vnsauourly Taste

Vnseasonablenes Time

Vnseeming Seeme

Vnshamefulnes Blush

Vnshorne Reape, or cut

Vnskilfully Skill

Vnsowed Seede

Vnspeakeable Speake

Vnsworne Oath

Vnthankefull Thanke

Vnthrifty Thriue

Vnthought Thinke

Vntied Loose

Vntill Till







Vntimely Time

Vntouched Touched

Vntwist Winde

Vntuneable Proportion

Vnuincible Preuayle

Vnuiolable Holy, or breake

Vnwares Diligent

Vnweaue Lose

Vnwilling Will

Vnwisely Wise

Vnwitty Knowe, or learne

Vnwitting Knowe

Vnwont Vse

Vnworthy Worthie

Vnwrought Doe


V O

Voiage Goe

Voice Speake

Voide Fill

Vomite Purge

Vouche Confesse

Vowe Oath, or promise


V P

Vp 

Vpbraide Reuile

Vpholde Hould

Vphoulster Trade

Vppermost Vp

Vproare 







Vpward Vp, or gard


V S

Vse 

Vsher Steward, or master

Vserer Vse

Vsurpe Idem


V T

Vtter 

Vtterly 

Vttermost Farre


W A

WAde Goe

Wafer Bread

Wager Pledge

Wages Merit, or reward

Wag Moue, or honest

Waggon Beare

Way 

Wayling Laugh

Wales Region

Waine Beare

Wainescoate Hang, or stuffe

Waiste Spare

Waite 

Waiward Anger

Waken Watch

Walke Goe

Wall Defend







Wallet Case

Wallow Moue

Walnut Fruite

Wane Fill

Wanne Colour

Wandring Erre

Wanton Graue

Wanteth Haue

Warbeling Sing, or moue

Warde Garde

Wardship Garde

Warden Garde, or master

Warderop House

Warden Fruite

Warie Ware, or care

Warehouse Ware house

Warme Heate

Warne 

Warre Peace

Warrant Certaine

Warran Field

Wart Hill

Washe Water, or purge

Waspe Flie

Waste Spare

Watch 

Watchet Colour

Water 

Walter Moue







Wauereth Moue

Waxe Fatte, or abound


W E

Weake Strong

Wealthy Rich

Weane Feede

Weapone 

Weare Spare, or abound

Weary 

Weasen Part

Weather 

Weaue Cloath, or make

Webbe Cloath

Wedge Instrument

Wedde Marrie

Weeke Time

Weede Herbe

Weele Sore

Weene Thinke

Weepe Laugh

Weesell Beast

Weigh Weight

Well Good

Welcome Entertaine, or salute

Welt Limitte

Wench Young

Wenne Hill

West Winde

Wette Drie








W H

Wharfe Limit

Whale Fish

Wheale Sore, or hill

Wheare Where

Wheate Graine

Wheele Compasse

Whelpe Young

Wherefore 

Whether Whether, or if

Whet Edge

While 

Whine Laugh

Whippe Beate

Whirlepoole Water

Whirlewinde Tempest

Whistle Song, or mirth

Whispering Murmure

White Colour

Whiting Fish

Whitsontide Feast

Whole Sound, or corner

Whore 


W I

Wicked Good

Wicker Rod

Wicket Entrie

Wide Great

Widowe Marrie







Wife Marrie

Wilde Tame

Wildernesse Forsake

Wildfire Tame fire

Wilie Deceiue

Wilfull Will

Willow Tree

Wimble Instrument

Winche Strayne

Winde 

Windepipe Winde mirth

Wine Drinke

Windowe Entree

Winge Hande

Winke See

Winne Loose

Winnow Strayne, or winde

Winter 

Wipe Purge

Wise 

Wishe Desire

Wispe Gather, or purge

Witche Blesse

Witte Wise

Withie Line

Wither Florish

Withdrawe Withdraw

Within Within

Withhold Withhold







Without Within

Withstand Oppose

Witnes 

Witwall Wise

Withwinde With winde


W O

Wolfe Beast

Wolle Heare

Wombe Bellie

Woman He, or man

Wonder Meruaile

Wont Vse

Wounded Hurt, to sore

Wood 

Woodbine Herbe

Woer Desire, or marrie

Worde 

Worke Doe

World 

Worme Flie

Worne Weare, or teare

Worse Good

Worship 

Worthy 

Wourts Herbe


W R

Wrangle 

Wrappe Winde







Wrestle Striue

Wreake Breake

Wrenne Birde

Wrest Strayne

Wretched Blessed

Wrinckle Rough, or euen

Wringe Strayne

Writhe Bende

Write 

Wrong Right

Wrought Doe, or labour


Y A

YArde Measure

Yarne Line

Yarrow Herbe

Yaulpe Crie

Yawne Gape


Y E

Yea I

Yellow Colour

Yeare Time

Yeaste Flower

Yeelde Giue

Yelke Colour, or feede

Yell Laugh, or crie

Yerke Greue, or beate

Yesterday Day

Yet 







Yewe Hee

Yexing Call


Y L

Yle Earth


Y N

Ynke Write, or blacke


Y O

Yoke Fetter

Young 

Yorke Citie

Youth Young, or age


Y R

Yron Mettall


FINIS.








Appellatiue words

A

AER
Breath
Exhalation
Miste
Reeke
Steame
Vapour

ARTE
Alchemie
Arithmetike
Astrologie
Astronomie
Chorographie
Cosmographie
Geographie
Geometrie
Logike
Musike
Poetrie
Rhetorike

APPAREL
On the left side
Bootes
Breeches
Buskins
Cope
Greeues
Ierkin
Mandilion
Shirte
On the right side
Apron
Bongrace
Kirtle
Neckercher
Partlet
Raile
Smock
Stomacher


B

BEARE
Axtree
Barrowe
Carte
Coache
Litter
Sledde
Teme
Waggon
Wayne

BREAD
Bisket
Bunne
Cake







Chete
Crible Bread
Crumme
Crust
Loafe
Manchet
Marchpaine
Simnel
Teames
Wafer
Wigges


BOOKE
Almanacke
Commentarie
Dialogue
Kalender
Pamflet
Postile
Treatise
Volume

BEATE
Anuill
Beetle
Hammer
Maule
Morter
Pestle
Stithie

BISHOP
Abbot
Archbishop
Chanon
Clearke
Deacon
Deane
Frier
Minister
Monke
Nouice
Nunne
Prebende
Priest
Subdeacon

BEAST
On the left side
Begle
Catte
Dogge
Gelding
Goate
Horse
Hounde
Moyle
Mouse
Nagge
Oxe Ratt
Steere Swine
On the right side
Ape







Conie
Elephant
Fox
Leopard
Lion
Monkey
Panther
Rinocerus
Roe
Stagge
Vnicorne
Wolfe

BIRDE
Bitter
Capon
Crane
Doue
Fesaunt
Herne
Larke
Mallard
Partridge
Peacocke
Plouer
Pigeon
Rauen
Snipe
Sparrow
Swanne  Teale
Turkey
Turtle

BREAST
Bosome
Cheste
Dugge
Midrife
Pappe
Ribbe
Teate

BACK
Loynes
Neck
Shoulder

BELLY
Bladder
Bowell
Croppe
Cudde
Flanke
Fundement
Gall
Gutte
Intrailes
Kidney
Liuer
Mawe
Milte
Splene
Stomacke







Wombe
Yarde


C

CASE
On the left side.
Ambrie
Boxe
Casket
Chest
Closet
Cofer
Hamper
Hutch
Presse
Trunke
On the right side
Bagge
Bouget
Male
Purse
Pouch
Poke
Quiuer
Shelfe
Sachell
Scrippe
Wallet

CHVRCH
Belfrie
Chancel
Chappel
Minster
Quier
Steeple

CITIE
Borough
Hamlet
Towne
Village

CLOTH
On the left side
Arras
Broad cloth
Carsey
Cobweb
Dornix
Fustian
Linsewolfe
Rashe
Serge
Tapestrie
Tissue
On the right side.
Calico
Camerike
Canuas
Chamlet
Damaske







Holland
Lawne
Linnen
Saten
Sarcenet
Silke
Sipresse
Taffatie

COLOVR.
Black
Blewe
Carnation
Crimson
Redde
Russet
Scarlet
Tawney
White
Yellowe

COINE
On the left side.
Bullion
Dodkin
Farthing
Groate
Halfepenie
Pennie
Shilling
Tester
On the right side.
Angel
Crusado
Ducket
Pistolet
Royall
Spurroyall
Suffraine

COVER.
Barke
Canapie
Codde
Curtaine
Hide
Huske
Lidde
Pill
Plug
Rinde
Shell
Spigget
Stopple
Skin
Cap

CRIE
Barke
Baule
Clamour
Neigh







Queste
Rore
Yalpe

CVT
Axe
Chesil
File
Hatchet
Knife
Plane
Rasor
Sawe
Sheres
Sickle
Sithe
Wedge


D

DAYE
Sunday
Munday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saterday
Cockcrow
Dawning
Euening
Houre
Midnight
Minute
Morning
Night
Twilight

DEFENCE
Bulwarke
Castle
Forte
Hedge
Pale
Rampiere
Skonce
Tower
Wall

DIET
Banket
Beauer
Cates
Collation
Dinner
Iunket
Meale
Repast
Supper

DIGGE
Delue







Ditch
Hatrowe
Mattock
Plough
Pickaxe
Spade
Trench

DRINKE
On the left side.
Ale
Beare
Meade
Perrie
Sider
On the right side
Bastarde
Claret
Ipocrasse
Malmesey
Muskadel
Renish
Secke
Wine


E

EARTH
Chalke
Claye
Clodde
Duste
Grauell
Ground
Lande
Lime
Lome
Morter
Moulde
Sande
Turfe

ENTRIE
Casement
Clicket
Dore
Faucet
Funnell
Gate
Hatch
Lattis
Pentise
Porche
Portall
Posterne
Thresholde
Wicket
Windowe








F

FAT
Butter
Grease
Goome
Larde
Masticke
Oyle
Pitche
Rozen
Suet
Tallowe
Tarre
Turpentine
Waxe

FEAST
Candlemas
Christmas
Easter
Michaelmas
Shrouetide
Whitsontide

FEEDE
Brawne
Broath
Cheese
Creame
Curde
Custard
Egge
Flaune
Galemaufrey
Milke
Pastie
Pie
Pappe
Posset
Pottage
Pudding
Tarte
Wheie

FETTER
Bridle
Buckle
Button
Chaine
Claspe
Couple
Girde
Glue
Grapple
Ioyne
Knitte
Linke
Locke
Manacle







Morter
Pinion
Quilte
Sement
Sewe
Shackle
Soder
Stiche
Tie
Trusse
Weaue
Yoke

FIELD
Close
Downes
Fallowe
Forrest
Garden
Marsh
Meadowe
Orcharde
Parke
Pasture

FIRE
Ashe
Blase
Brande
Chimney
Cole
Chercole
Flame
Furnace
Herthe
Match
Ouen
Cinder
Sparkle
Soote

FISH
On the left side.
Crabbe
Crayfish
Cockle
Plaise
Haddocke
Hearing
Linge
Muscle
Oister
Sole
Sprat
Stockfish
Sturgeon
Thornebacke
Whitings
On the right side.
Breame
Carpe







Conger
Eele
Gougeon
Lamprey
Pike
Roche
Rochet
Salmon
Smelt
Tench
Trout

FLIE
On the left side.
Bee
Beetle
Butterfly
Gnat
Grashopper
Hornet
Mothe
Waspe
On the right side.
Adder
Ant
Botts
Canker
Caterpiller
Cockatrice
Crocodile
Dragon
Louse
Maggot
Nitte
Serpent
Snake
Snayle
Scorpion
Spider
Viper
Worme

FRVIT
On the left side.
Apples
Acorne
Almund
Chesnut
Citron
Cucumber
Filbert
Figges
Gourde
Limon
Medler
Melon
Nutt
Orenge
Peare
Pipon







Quince
Warden
On the right side.
Berries
Abricot
Cherry
Damsings
Gooseberry
Grape
Hese
Peach
Plumme
Prune
Raisons
Raspes
Seruices
Strawberry


G

GARMENT
Biggin
Bonnet
Cappe
Cape
Cassocke
Cloake
Coate
Coyfe
Girdle
Garters
Gloues
Gowne
Hatte
Hoode
Hose
Kercher
Mantle
Mittins
Pantofles
Plaite
Robe
Shoes
Skirt
Sleeues
Slippers
Trayne
Waste
Wastcote

GATHER
Bundle
Clue
Cluster
Fagot
Fardell
Heard
Packe
Pile







Quire
Reame
Reeke
Sheafe
Shocke
Stacke
Trusse
Wispe

GRAINE
Barly
Beanes
Branne
Chaffe
Corne
Doughe
Leauen
Lintels
Maulte
Meale
Oates
Paste
Pease
Rye
Wheate


H

HEATE
Bake
Broyle
Burne
Chill
Coulde
Freize
Melte
Numme
Parche
Roste
Skalde
Scare
Stue
Toste

HE
On the left side.
Bucke
Cocke
Drake
Gander
Horse
Male
Man
Ramme
Stagge
Weather
On the right side.
Bratch
Bitche
Doe







Ducke
Eawe
Fillie
Goose
Henne
Mare
Shee
Woman

HAIRE
Bristle
Bumbaste
Cotten
Downe
Fether
Fleece
Furre
Locke
Mane
Quill
Scale
Woolle

HART
Arteries
Lightes
Lunges
Midrife

HEAD
Braine
Iowle
Pate
Scalpe
Sconce

HEAVEN.
Element
Firmament
Moone
Planet
Pole
Skie
Sunne
Starre
Zone

HEARBE
On the left side.
Basill
Borrays
Buglosse
Burnet
Cabbage
Hissope
Lettice
Marioram
Persely
Peniroyall
Rue
Sage
Sauery
Spinach
Spurge







Worts
On the right side
Fagge
Flaxe
Hemlocke
Hempe
Henbane
Hoppes
Mallowes
Nettle
Pimpernell
Rush
Sedge
Wreth
Waod

HIL
Bile
Blister
Bosse
Bulke
Bunche
Cragge
Knobbe
Mountaine
Push
Snagge
Tufte
Warte
Wenne
Wheale

HOVSE
Barne
Buttrie
Boothe
Cabbine
Cage
Chamber
Cloyster
Coate
Dayrie
Deane
Gallerie
Garret
Garner
Hall
Hiue
Houell
Kitchen
Neast
Pallace
Parler
Pauilion
Roofe
Seller
Soller
Stable
Stie








I

IEWEL
Aglet
Billement
Bracelet
Brooche
Chaine
Crowne
Fringe
Garlande
Ring
Spangle
Tablet
Tippet

INSTRVMENT
Augar
Combe
Forke
Hooke
Pinser
Rake
Sickle
Sithe
Wimble

IVDGE
Arbiter
Iurie
Mayor
Quest
Vmpier


L

LABOVR
Barber
Butcher
Dier
Fisher
Fowler
Hunter
Miller
Plaisterer
Vittayler

LIMIT
Banke
Border
Bounde
Brimme
Brinke
Coast
Ende
Hemme
Lift
Margent
Marke
Raile







Verge
Wharfe
Welle

LINE
Cable
Coarde
Garter
Halter
Incle
Labell
Lace
Latchet
Rope
Stringe
Tape
Thonge
Thread
Wier
Yarne

LIE
Bedde
Blanket
Boulster
Couch
Cradle
Matte
Mattresse
Pillow
Sheete
Tester


M

MARCHANT
Apothecarie
Draper
Grocer
Haberdasher
Ironmonger
Mercer

MEASVRE
On the left side.
Acre
Cubite
Ell
Furlong
Inch
Mile
Roode
Spanne
On the right side.
Barrell
Bushell
Coome
Firkin
Gallon
Hogshead
Peeke







Pottell
Pint
Seame
Tunne
Tierce

METTALL
Allume
Arsenicke
Brasse
Brimstone
Copperouse
Copper
Goulde
Latten
Leade
Mercury
Nilet
Siluer
Tinne
Vermilion

MEDSIN
Baulme
Conserue
Clister
Electuary
Lozange
Ointment
Pill
Potion
Sirope
Searecloth

MIRTH
Bandora
Bell
Citerne
Clericoll
Fiddle
Fife
Flute
Harpe
Lire
Lute
Musicke
Organ
Pipe
Recorder
Shaulme
Trumpet
Viall
Virginall
Whistle

MOVTH
Chappes
Chinne
Goomes
Iawes
Lippe
Palate







Teeth
Throate
Weeson


O

OFFICER
Bayly
Beadle
Catchpole
Coroner
Commissary
Constable
Herauld
Iayler
Purseuant
Sergeant
Sumner
Warden


P

PARENT
Aunt
Brother
Cosen
Father
Grandfather
Grandmother
Kinseman
Mother
Nephewe
Sister
Vnkle

PARTE
Armes
Buttocke
Gammon
Hanche
Heele
Hoofe
Legges
Muscles
Shanke
Thigh
Toe
Winge

PLEAD
Aduocate
Atturney
Barister
Clarke
Client
Lawier
Notarie
Proctor
Sergeant
Sheriffe







PLACE
Chancery
Courte
Exchecker
Guildhall
Hospitall
Stillyard
Theater
Westminster

PLAIE
Balle
Bowles
Cardes
Chesse
Comedie
Coyte
Dice
Enterlude
Game
Mawe
Primero
Pastime
Pageant
Ruffe
Scales
Sporte
Tables
Tragedie
Trumpe

POINT
Aule
Bodkin
Goade
Horne
Needle
Pegge
Pinne
Pricke
Spurre
Stinge
Thorne

PREPARE
Caroway
Comfit
Concoct
Crude
Dresse
Marchpaine
Marmallet
Mature
Mellow
Rawe
Readie
Ripe

PVNISH
Crosse
Gallowes
Gibbet







Ginne
Lashe
Pillorie
Racke
Scourge
Strappado
Whippe

PVRGE
Beesome
Cough
Fanne
Neese
Parbrake
Pisse
Siuue
Slauer
Spitte
Spue
Sweate
Vomit


R

REGION
Ile
Promonotorie
Territorie

ROD
Bastinado
Batte
Coudgell
Mace
Maste
Perche
Pole
Scepter
Staffe
Trunchion
Wicker
Wande
Waster

ROOTE
Carrot
Garlicke
Liqueresse
Onion
Parsnip
Scallion
Scerret


S

SHOOTE
Arrow
Bowe
Dagge
Darte
Gunne







Pistoll
Shafte

SITTE
On the left side.
Bancke
Bench
Chaire
Cushon
Forme
Pannell
Sadle
Settle
Stoole
Shrine
On the right side.
Post
Piller
Scaffold
Stake
Stande
Studde
Treshold

SICKNES
On the left side.
Ague
Apoplexi
Colicke
Crampe
Dropsie
Flixe
Goute
Iaundise
Negram
Palsie
Pleuresie
Rhewme
Schiatica
On the right side.
Sore
Bile
Botch
Canker
Gangrent
Measels
Pockes
Ringworme
Scabbe
Tettar
Wound
Vlcer

SHIPPE
On the left side.
Anker
Decke
Hatch
Keele
Maste
Oare







Pumpe
Rudder
Saile
Sterne
On the right side
Barke
Barge
Boate
Gallie
Hulke
Pinnes

SKIL
Baker
Brewer
Carpenter
Chandler
Clothier
Collier
Currier
Embroiderer
Fletcher
Mason
Painter
Sawier
Smith
Stationer
Tailer
Weauer

SONG
Daunce
Fancie
Galliard
Note
Pauen
Psalme
Rime
Tune
Verse

SOVND
Bell
Dinne
Drumme
Lumber
Noyse
Rattle
Taber
Thunder

SPICE
Amber
Cinamon
Cloues
Galangale
Ginger
Mace
Mosche
Nutmeg
Pepper
Sugar







SPRING
Cesterne
Conduite
Fountaine
Pumpe
Well

STEWARD
Almener
Butler
Cater
Chamberlayne
Clarke
Controwler
Cooke
Groome
Manciple
Porter
Vsher

STONE
On the left side.
Agate
Amber
Ammell
Corall
Diamond
Emeraulde
Iacinct
Iasper
Iette
Rubie
Saphire
On the right side.
Bricke
Chaulke
Flint
Freestone
Marble
Pible
Rocke
Rubbish
Slate
Tile
Whetstone

STVFFE
Andiron
Carpet
Colander
Cupbourd
Forke
Hooke
Napkin
Salte
Spitte
Table
Tonges
Trencher
Treuet
Towell







SWEET
Bitter
Eger
Fell
Sharpe
Sower
Ranke
Rellish
Tarte


T

TAST
Brine
Capers
Galentine
Mustard
Oliues
Pickle
Salade
Sampiere
Vineger
Veriuice

TIME
Calendes
Clocke
Diall
Fortnight
Moneth
Weeke
Yeere
Ianuarie
February
March
Aprill
Maye
Iune
Iuly
August
September
October
Nouember
Demcember

TONGE
Chalde
Duche
French
Greeke
Hebrue
Latine
Sirian

TREE
On the left side.
Ash
Aspe
Baye
Beech







Birch
Bough
Boxe
Branche
Crabbe
Elme
Forrest
Groue
Hasill
Laurell
Maple
Oke
Popler
Witche
On the right side.
Bramble
Brier
Broome
Bushe
Furres
Hawthorne
Iuniper
Shrubbe
Thorne
Twigge


V

VESSEL
Basket
Bason
Bottle
Bole
Bucket
Challice
Charger
Cuppe
Dish
Flaggon
Iack
Kettle
Panne
Plate
Platter
Potte
Pitcher
Sawcer
Trough
Tubbe

VP
Ladder
Stayre
Stile


W

WATER
On the left side.
Creeke







Gulfe
Hauen
Mediterran
Ocean
Sea
Surge
Tyde
Waue
On the right side.
Bathe
Brooke
Dewe
Floud
Hayle
Lake
Mote
Poole
Pumpe
Puddle
Rayne
Shower
Sleete
Snowe
Streame
Whirlepoole

WAIE
Allie
Bridge
Causie
Channell
Gutter
Lane
Passage
Pathe
Porte
Rode
Since
Cracke

WEAPON
Bill
Blade
Clubbe
Dagger
Faulchin
Gleue
Halberd
Iauelin
Partisan
Pike
Speare
Whinyeard

WEIGHT
Dramme
Graine
Mite
Ounce
Pound
Quarter







Scruple

WORD
Accent
Charracter
Consonant
Element
Letter
Sillable
Titell
Vowell

WOOD
Beame
Boarde
Billet
Block
Bracelet
Buttons
Lathe
Morlesse
Planke
Shelfe
Stake
Studde
Stock

WORLD
Climate
Meridian
Pole
Sphere
East
North
South
West

WORSHIP
Admirall
Alderman
Baron
Burgesse
Captaine
Coronella
Countie
Duke
Earle
Emperour
Esquire
Knight
Lady
Marquess
Vicount




YOUNG
On the left side
Babe
Boye
Child
Girl







Infant
Lad
Mother
Springhall
Stripling
Wenche
On the right side
Calfe
Chicken
Colte
Cubb
Fawne
Heehfer
Lamb
Leuete
Kidd
Kitling
Pigg
Pullett
Rabbet
Steere
Whelpe



FINIS