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ID LEMMA INITIAL LENGTH LANGUAGE DEFINITION DEF_WC
1 ABandon a 7 French cast away, or yeelde vp, to leaue or forsake. 9
2 Abash a 5 Latin blush. 1
3 abba a 4 Latin father. 1
4 abbesse a 7 French abbatesse, Mistris of a Nunnerie, comforters of others. 8
5 abbettors a 9 French counsellors. 1
6 abbreuiat a 9 Latin to shorten, or make 4
7 abbridge a 8 Latin short 1
8 abbut a 5 French to lie vnto, or border vpon, as one lands end meets with another. 13
9 abdicate a 8 Latin put away, refuse, or forsake. 5
10 abecedarie a 10 Latin the order of the Letters, or hee that vseth them. 10
11 aberration a 10 Latin a going a stray, or wandering. 6
12 aberration a 10 Latin a going astray, or wandering. 5
13 abet a 4 French to maintaine. 2
14 abhorre a 7 Latin hate, despise, or disdaine. 4
15 abiect a 6 Latin base, cast away, in disdaine: 5
16 abilitie a 8 Latin sufficiencie 1
17 abiure a 6 Latin renounce, denie, forsweare: 3
18 abolish a 7 Latin make voyde, destroy, deface, 4
19 abolited a 8 Latin or out of vse 4
20 abortiue a 8 French borne before the time. 4
21 abricot a 7 Latin (k) kind of fruit: 4
22 abrogate a 8 Latin take away, disanull, disallow, 4
23 abruptly a 8 Latin vnorderly, without a preface. 4
24 absolue a 7 Latin finish, or acquite: 3
25 absolute a 8 Latin perfect, or vpright. 3
26 absolution a 10 Latin forgiuenes, discharge: 2
27 abstract a 8 Latin drawne away from another: a lit-booke or volume gathered out of a greater. 13
28 absurd a 6 Latin foolish, irksome. 2
29 academicke a 10 Latin of the sect of wise and learned men. 8
30 academie a 8 Latin an Uniuersitie, as Cambridge, or Oxford: 6
31 accent a 6 Latin tune, the rising or falling of the voice. 8
32 accept a 6 Latin to take liking of, or to entertaine willingly. 8
33 acceptance a 10 French an agreeing to some former act done before. 8
34 accessarie a 10 Latin partaker in the same thing 5
35 accesse a 7 Latin free comming to, or a way to a place, 9
36 accessorie a 10 French an accident extraordinary 3
37 accident a 8 Latin a chance, or happening. 4
38 accidentall a 11 Latin falling by chance, not by nature 6
39 accommodating a 13 Latin lending 1
40 accomodate a 10 Latin to make fit too, or conuenient to the purpose 9
41 accomplish a 10 French finish, or make an end of. 6
42 accord a 6 French agreement betweene persons 3
43 account a 7 French reckon. 1
44 accrew a 6 French grow, increase, goe. 3
45 accurate a 8 Latin curious, cunning, diligent. 3
46 acertaine a 9 French make sure, certifie. 3
47 acetositie a 10 Latin sharpnes, or sowernesse 3
48 acheeue a 7 French to make an end of 5
49 acquisition a 11 Latin getting, purchasing 2
50 acquitall a 9 French discharge 1
51 action a 6 French the forme of a suite 5
52 actiue a 6 Latin nimble, ready, quicke. 3
53 actuall a 7 Latin in act, or shewing it selfe in deed 8
54 acute a 5 Latin sharp, wittie, quick 3
55 adage a 5 Latin an old speech, or prouerbe, 5
56 adamantine a 10 Latin as hard as Diamont 4
57 addict a 6 Latin giuen too, appointed too 4
58 addresse a 8 French prepare, or direct. 3
59 adhærent a 14 Latin cleauing to, or taking part with. 6
60 adiacint a 8 Latin lying too, adioyning too 4
61 adiew a 5 French farewell 1
62 adiourne a 8 French deferre, or put off till another time. 7
63 adiunct a 7 Latin an accidental qualitie, or any property, that is not a substance. 11
64 adiure a 6 Latin make to sweare, or to deny 6
65 administer a 10 Latin gouerne, serue, or rule, or doe seruice vnto 8
66 administrator a 13 Latin one that doth busines for an other 7
67 admirall a 8 French chiefe by sea, worthy 4
68 admiration a 10 Latin wonderment, reioycing 2
69 admire a 6 Latin maruell at, or be in loue with 7
70 admission a 9 Latin receiuing, or leaue to enter into a place, accept. 9
71 adopt a 5 Latin to take for his child, freely to choose 8
72 adore a 5 French worship, or reuerence, 3
73 adorne a 6 Latin beautifie, apparrell, prepare. 3
74 aduaunce a 8 French preferre, lift vp to honor: 5
75 aduent a 6 Latin the comming 2
76 aduerse a 7 Latin contrary, or backward 3
77 aduertise a 9 French giue knowledge, aduise, or counsell: 5
78 adulation a 9 Latin flatterie, or fauning 3
79 adulterate a 10 Latin to counterfeit, or corrupt: 4
80 aduocate a 8 Latin a spokesman, atturney, or man of law, plead. 8
81 aduousion a 9 French patronage, or power to present, or giue a liuing. 9
82 adustion a 8 Latin burning, or rosting. Æ, see E. 6
83 affable a 7 Latin readie, and curteous in speech, gracious in words. 8
84 affaires a 8 French busines 1
85 affect a 6 French to desire earnestly, or to mind 6
86 affected a 8 Latin disposed, inclined 2
87 affiance a 8 French trust 1
88 affianced a 9 French betrothed 1
89 affinitie a 9 Latin kinne by marriage 3
90 affirme a 7 Latin auouch, acertaine 2
91 affranchise a 11 French set at libertie. 3
92 agent a 5 Latin doer, a steward, or commissioner 5
93 agglutinate a 11 Latin to ioyne together 3
94 aggrauate a 9 Latin make more grieuous, and more heauie: 6
95 agilitie a 8 Latin nimblenes, or quicknes 3
96 agitate a 7 Latin driuen, stirred, tossed 3
97 agnition a 8 Latin knowledge, or acknowledging 3
98 agonie a 6 Greek heauie passion, anguish, griefe 4
99 aigre a 5 French sharpe, sower, 2
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