THE FAERIE QUEENE by Edmund Spenser TO The ... - Planet.ee

www.TaleBooks.comBUFF (pl. BUFFES), a blow.BUG, apparition, bugbear, goblin.BUEGLE, wild ox.BULLION, pure gold.BURDENOUS, heavy.BURGANET, headpiece, helmet.BURGEIN, burgeon, bud.BUSSE, kiss.BUT-IF, unless.BUXOM, obedient, yielding, tractable.BY-AND-BY, one by one, singly.BYDE, abide; BYDING, abiding, remaining.BYLIVE, quickly, also active, see BLIVE, BELIVE.BYNEMPT, named, appointed.CABINET, cottage, little cabin.CAITIVE, CAYTIVE, subject, captive, vile, base, menial, rascal.CALL, caul, cowl, cap.CAMIS, CAMUS, a light loose robe of some light material (as silk,etc.), chemise.CAN or GAN (an auxiliary of the past tense), did.CANCRED, CANKERD, corrupt.CANON BITT, a smooth round bit (for horses).CAPITAYN, captain.CAPRIFOLE, woodbine.CAPTIVAUNCE, captivity.CAPTIVED, taken captive, enslaved.CAPUCCIO, hood (of a cloak), capuchin.CARD, chart.CARE, sorrow, grief, injury; CAREFUL, sorrowful; CARELESS, freefrom care, uncared for.CARKE, care, sorrow, grief.CARL, CARLE, an old man, churl.CARRIAGE, burden.CAST, to consider, plot, resolve, purpose, time, period,opportunity, "NERE THEIR UTMOST CAST," = almost dead; acouple.CASTORY, colour (red or pink).CAUDRON, caldron.CAUSEN, to assign a cause or reason, explain.CAVED, made hollow.CENTONEL, a sentinel.CERTES, certainly.CESSE, to cease.CESURE, a breaking off, stop.CHAFFAR, to chaffer, exchange.CHALENGE, to claim, to track, follow, accusation.CHAMELOT WATER, camlet watered.CHAMPAIN, CHAMPIAN, CHAMPION, open country, plain.CHAMPIONESSE, a female warrior.Page 742 , Faerie Queene, The - Edmund Spenser