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QLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 345
Cauels, pi. fragments, 799. Icel.
kafli, a piece, bit.
Caues, pi. caves, 4020, 4049 ;
Cauys,
4354.
Caulus, proper name, 1229, 4907.
Cause, cause, 577, 848,921 ; cause,
plea, side (in the dispute), 3993.
Caused (Causyd), pt. s. made, 3278.
Causles, adj. as adv. without a cause
or reason, unreasonably, 3190
Causeles (Causles), 1817.
Cayrayne (Caryon), s. carrion, 3255,
See Carayne.
Caytefe (Catyflf), «• wretch, 3278;
Caytefes (Catyffez), pi. wretches,
1754. See Caitefe.
Cait, pt. 8. took, 5212. See Kait.
Cecile (Cesyll), Sicily, 2103.
Cedres, ^Z. cedars, 6237.
CeWis, pi. cells, 4024.
Cerastis, prop, name, 916.
Certayn, adv. certainly, 326 ; Certayne,
1101 ;
For certayn, 183.
Certifi, V. certify, 250; Certified
(Certyfyed), pt. s. informed, 2774.
Certis, adv. certainly, 4360.
Ceyle ; see Sele.
Chace, a. chase, 3057, 4736.
Chache, v. catch, seize hold of (one),
1804 ;
Chach, catch, derive, 4227 ;
Chacches (Chakez), pr. s. brings
together, 1281 ; Chache (Cache),
imp. 8. receive, 748.
Chaffe, or Chasse, 468. It seems to
mean great ' heat,' or a chafingdish,'
'
from F. chauffer, to heat,
'
chafe. Or chasse may mean a
jewel case of red gold. See
Chasse.
Chaiere, a. chair, 5515 ; Chaiare,
493.
Chalang, v. challenge, claim, 4388 ;
(Chalynge), claim, 1848.
Chalk-quite (Chalke-white), white
as chalk, 1584 ; Chalke-quyte,
468 ; miswritten Shalk-quyte
(Chalke-white), 1562.
(Chaltird), pp. 746*. Sense unknown
;
the sense required is
'tightly bound,' with reference
to the horse's jowl.
Chambre, chamber, 53, HI, 151,
358; (Chamer),944; (Chaumbre),
1762; (Chawmbre), 1113, 1181;
Chambres (Chaumbres), pi. chambers,
2979.
Chambirlayn (Chamerlayn, MS.
chamernlayn), chamberlain, 1584.
Champe, s. field, meadow, plain,
4719; space in which the gems
were set, 3677.
Chance, s. chance, accident, 144
(Chaunce), chance, 2788; Chanche
misfortune, 403.
Chance (Chaunce), pr. 8. euhj. (if) it
befall, 1882 ;
Chansid, pt. 8. happened,
4801.
Changis, pr. 8. changes, 120, 382 ;
(Chaungez), 1851 ; Changis (Changes),
2 pr. 8. changest, 831 ;
Changid,^. s. changed, 377, 466;
(Chaungett), 1119; Changand,
pres.part. changing, 3271, 3687.
Chape, ger. to escape, 2788 ; Chapid,
1 pt. pi. escaped, passed, 4215.
Chaplayne (Chapelayn), chaplain,
1584.
Chaplets, pi. chaplets, garlands,
3687.
Charbocle, carbuncle, 4900 ; Charbocles,
pi. carbuncles, 5647
Charbokles, 3677.
(Chare), s. chariot, 822*.
Charge, *. amount, lit. weight, 403 ;
Chargis, pi. loads, 5598 ;
Charges
(Charge), commands, 2660.
Charge, 1 pr. s. charge, command,
1918 ;
Charge[s]j (Chargez), j9r. s,
charges, enjoins, 1194 ; Chargid,
pt.pl. loaded, 5632 ; Chargid, pp.
covered, 4719 ; Charge, imp. 8.
care for, mourn, 866.
(Chariott), s. chariot, 802* ; ChaviotiB,
pi. chariots, 3021, 3057.
Charme, 8. charm, incantation, 343.
Chasse, s. 5647. One sense of F.
chasse is a shrine ' for a relick *
(Cotgrave); Lat. capsa. Here
'as a chasse' may mean 'as big
as a box,' or 'as big (or as red)
as a jewel-case.' See ChaflEe.
Chasteand, pres. pt. correcting (hut
here apparently used in the sense
o/provoking), 4607. O.F. chastier^
to chastise, correct, amend,
Chater, v. chatter, gabble, mutter,
115; (Chaterand), pres. pt. talking,
824*.