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CAP OF MAINTENCE, an insignia of dignity, a cap of state borne before kings
CAPABLE, able to comprehend, fit to receive instruction, impression
CARACT, carat, unit of weight for precious stones, etc.html">etc.; value, worth
CARCANET, jewelled ornament for the neck
CAROSH, coach, carriage
CARRIAGE, bearing, behaviour
CASAMATE, casemate, fortress
CASE, "in --," in condition
CAST, flight of hawks, couple
CAST, cashiered
CASTRIL, kestrel, falcon
CATAMITE, old form of "ganymede"
CATCHPOLE, sheriff's officer
CATSO, rogue, cheat
CENSURE, criticism; sentence
CERUSE, cosmetic containing white lead
CHANGE, "hunt --," follow a fresh scent
CHARACTER, handwriting
CHARM, subdue with magic, lay a spell on, silence
CHARTEL, challenge
CHEAR, CHEER, comfort, encouragement; food, entertainment
CHEQUIN, gold.html">gold Italian coin
CHIAUS, Turkish envoy; used for a cheat, swindler
CHOKE-BAIL, action which does not allow of bail
CHRYSOSPERM, ways of producing gold
CIMICI, bugs
CIOPPINI, chopine, lady's high shoe
snare, to cheat or rob him" (Nares)
pertaining to a certain condition; detail, particular
CITTERN, kind of guitar
CIVIL, legal
CLAPPER-DUDGEON, downright beggar
carried by beggars and lepers to show that the vessel was empty, and to
CLARIDIANA, heroine of an old romance.html">romance
CLEM, starve
CLIM O' THE CLOUGHS, etc., wordy heroes of romance
CLOSE, secret, private; secretive
CLOTH, arras, hangings
CLOWN, countryman, clodhopper
COALS, "bear no --," submit to no affront
COAT-CARD, court-card
COB-SWAN, male swan
on the tap that all might drink to the full of the flowing liquor
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