Ca-bin, a Room in a Ship
Ca.ble, a Rope
Ca-dence, Fall of the Voice
Ca-lafh, an open Chariot
Cam-phire, a Drug or Gum
Ca-nal, an artificial River
Can-cer, a Sore
Can-dour, Sincerity
Can-non, a great Gun
Ca-non, a rule or church law
Ca-noe, an Indian Boat
Can vas, a Coarse Cloth
Ca-pers, a Pickle

Ca-price, Humour

Car-bine, a short Gun

Car-cass, a dead Body

Ca-reer, full Speed

Clus-ter, a Bunch

Clys-ter, a Purge backwards
Cob-ler, a Bungler
Cod-lin, an Apple
Cof fee, an Indian Berry
Cof-fer, a Chest

Cof-fin, a case for dead persons
Coin-age, making of Money
Col-lege, a Place for Learning
Co-lon, a stop, mirked thus ()
Co-lour, outside Appearance
of any thing, also pretence
Co-lumn, a Pillar

Com-ma, a small stop thus (,)
Co-met, a blazing Star

Com-ment, an Interpretation
Com-merce, Trade

Car-go, the Loading of a ship Com-pact, Agreement

Car-pet, a Floor-Cloth
Cas-cade, a Waterfall
Case-ment, window that opens
Cas-sock, a Priest's Garment
Cas-tle, a strong Place
Cau-dle, a sweet Liquor
Ca-vern, a hollow under ground
Cause-way, a raised Passage
Cen-tre, the middle Point
Cen-try, a Watchman
Ces-sor, a Maker of Rates
Cha-lice, a Communion Cup
Cha-pel, a Place of Worship
Chap-ter, a Division
Char-ter, a Grant

Chat-tels, Goods

Chest-nut, a Fruit

Chil-blain, a sore Swelling
Chi-sel, an Iron Tool
Chorus, a Concert
Cin-ders, Ashes, Dust
Cy-pher, such as (0) Nothing
Cir-cle, a round Figure
Cis-tern, a Vessel for Water
Cit-ron, a kind of Lemon
Cla-mour, Noise
Cla ret, red Wine

Cli-ent, one who employs a
Lawyer

Cli-mate, a certain Space of the
Earth

Clois-ter, a religious House
Clo-set, a small Room
Clo-ver, a sort of Grass

Com-pass, a mathematical Instrut

ment

Con-ceit, fancy or imagination
Con-cord, Agreement
Con-fines, Bounds, Limits
Con-flict, a Combat
Con-flux, a flowing together
Con-gress, a meeting together
Con-quest, Victory

Con-sent, Agreement

Con-sort, a Companion

Con-tact, Touch

Con-vent, a religious House
Con-vex, the outside Part
Cop-per, a large Boiler
Co-quette, an Amorous Gir
Co-ral, a red Stone
Cor-net, an Ensign
Cor-nish, a Moulding
Cor-sair, a Sea Robber
Cot-ton, woolly Stuff
Co-vert, a shady Place
Coun-tess, an Earl's Wife
Coun-try, a Kingdom
Coun-ty, Part of a kingdom
Cou-rage, Valour
Courant, a Dance

Cow-ard, one who fears to figh
Cox-comb, a conceited fellow
Cre-dit, Reputation
Cri-tic, a nice Censurer
Cud-gel, a Staff
Cul-ture, Husbandry
D Ca-pid, God of Love

De-ceit, a Cheat

Deb-tor, one that owes Money Flem-ing, Native of Flanders

De-cree, an Order

De-fault, Want, Omiffion

De-fect, Blemish

De-fence, Resistance

De gree, Advancement

De-ism, denying the Scriptures
De-light, Joy
De-huge, a Flood
De-scent, a going down
Design, an invention
De-spite, Envy

De tail, the particulars
Di-et, Food, also an Assembly
Dis-gust, a distaste or dislike
Dol-lar, a foreign coin-
Do-lour, Grief or pain
Dol-phin, a Fish so called
Do-tage, Doating
Do-zen, twelve

Dra-per, one that sells Cloth
Drop-sy, a waterish Humour
Drudg-er, a man Labourer
Drug-get, Woollen Stuff
Drag gist, a dealer in Drugs
Da-ela fight between two persons
Ea-gle, a bird so called
Ease-ment, refreshing
E-cho, resounding of a Voice
E-clipse, a detect of light.
E-dict, a Proclamation
Ei-fects, Goods
E-gress, a going forth
Eu-gine, an Instrument
En voy, a Messenger

Flex-ture, a bending

Flo-rist, one skilled in Flowers

Flu-id, a thin flowing Body
Fo-rest, a large woody place
For-ger, a Counterfeiter
For-tress, a fortified Place-
Foun-tain, the source or head
Frac-ture, to break a bone
Frag-ment, a broken piece
Fren-zy, madness
Fri-day, the sixth Day
Fri-gate, a small ship
Fro-lic, a merry prank
Fur-nace, an inclosed fire place
Fur-row, a Trench

Guag-ing, measuring of Casks
Gal-lon, four Quarts
Ga-mut, Scale of Music
Gan-green, a Mortification
Gar-ment, a Coat

Gar-ret, the uppermost Room
Ga-zette, a Newspaper
Ger-kins, pickled cucumbers
Gi-ant, a very large Person
Gib-bet, a Gallows
Gil-der, a coin value 2s.
Glut-ton, a greedy eater
Gos-pei, the New Testament
Gos-sip, a tattling Woman
Gram-mar, to write correctly
Gran-deur, greatness or power
Gri-mace, Hypocrisy

Gris-tle, a bony substance

Grudg-ing, sparing

Gui-dance, guiding, leaving

Hor-ror, Dread

Hu-mour, Fancy

Hun-ger, Want of Food
Hys-sop, an Herb

Jar-gon, gibberish or Jangling
I-image, a picture of State
Im-port, Meaning
Im-post, Tax

Im-pulse, a strong Persuasion
In-come, Rent, Revenue
In-dex, a Head or Mark
In-quest, Inquiry, Search
In-road, Invasion

In-sect, a small living creature
In-sult, an Affront

In-trigue, a Plot

Ken-nel, Water Course
Ker-nel, Inside of a Nut
Ker-sey, coarse Cloth

Kid-der, a Monopolizer of Corn
Knuc-kle, a Joint

Lan-cet, a surgeon's instrument
Lan-guage, Speech
Lat-chet, Part of the Shoe
Le-gate, Pope's Ambassador
Le-gend, fabulous writing
Li-bel, a scandalous Writing
Li-cence, Leave
Lim-ner, a Painter
Li-quid, a flowing Body
Lo-gic, the Art of Reasoning
Lu-cre, Gain

Lus-tre, rightness
Ma-chine (pronounced Mafheen)
an Engine

Ma-dam, a Title of Honour
Mag net, a Load/tone
Mai-den, a young woman
Man-chet, a Piece of Bread
Man-date, command
Man-tle, a cloak

Mar-gin, the Brim or Edge
Ma-tron, a motherly Woman
Max-im, a Principle
May-or, a Magistrate
Me-dal, a coin

Mem-brane, a thin Skin
Me-rit, Worth

Mes-sage, an Errand
Me-tal, Gold, Silver, &c.
Mi-mic, a Mocker

Mi-nute, a short space of Time
Mir-ror, a Looking-Glass
Mis-chief, Hurt

Mi-ser, a covetous Fellow
Mi-tre, a bishop's cap
Mix-ture, a Mingling
Mo-del, Frame or Fashion
Mo-ment, an Instant, also Im-
portance

Mo-tive, Inducement

Mot-to, a short Sentence
Moun-tain, a Hill
Mu-sic, Harmony
Mus-tard, a small Seed

Na-tive, one born in any place
Na-ture, Disposition
Na-vel, a part of the belly
Na-vy, a Fleet of Ships
Ni-tre, Salt-petre, &c.
Non-age, under age
No-vel, a Story

Nur-ture, Nourishing
Nui-sance, Annoyance
Ob-ject, that which presents itself
Ob-long, a long square
O-dour, sweet scent or smell
O-men, a Sign or Token
Or-gan, an instrument of Music
Or-phan, a fatherless child
O-val, an egg-like figure
Out-rage, a violent affront
Pack-et, a Parcel, or Vessel
Pa-gan, a Heathen

Parch-ment, a skin to write on Ra-pine, Robbery

Rap-ture, Transport of Mind
Kash-ness, Hastiness

Ra-zor, an instrument to shave
Re-ceipt, a Discharge
Re-cess, a withdrawing
Re-cord, Register

Rec-tor, a parson of a Parish
Re-fuge, a Place of Safety
Re-gard, Respect

Re-lief, Assistance
Re-nown, Fame
Re-past, a Meal

Re-spite, a delay for some time
Re-view, an Examination
Rhu-barb, a purging plant
Ke-sult, conclusion
Re-venge, Satisfaction
Rid-dle, a dark saying

Ri-g ur, Harshness, Strictness

diligenceRi-ot Tumult, Noise