Coke, _s._ another name for the plough-ear, 3/5. Perhaps connected with _Cokers_, iron rims round clogs, and _calkins_, _cawkins_, the parts of a horse-shoe turned up and sharpened to prevent slipping (Wright; Gloss.)
Coke, _s._ a piece of iron used instead of a plough-foot, 4/46. See above.
Coltes euyll, _s._ a disease in colts, 101/1. See G. Markham; Husbandry, b. i. c. 32.
Commons, _s. pl._ common pasture-grounds, 6/10.
Common weale, _s._ general advantage, 151/22.
Compasse, _adj._ circular, encompassing, 136/11.
Conclusion, in, finally, at last, 132/18.
Conuenyente, _adj._ fitting, _prol._ 14, 145/15, 146/75.
Copyoke, _s._ part of the harness for a waggon, 5/5. Wright gives _cop_, (1) top ... (7) the part of a waggon which hangs over the thiller-horse, (8) the beam placed between a pair of drawing oxen. _See_ Yoke.
Cordes, _s. pl._ cords, a disease in front of a horse’s fore-legs, 92/1. “_Cords_, or string-halt, is an unnaturall binding of the sinews;” G. Markham, Husbandry, b. i. c. 64.
Corne, _s._ kind of corn, 32/2; cornes, _pl._ grains, 15/4.
Corser, _s._ a horse-dealer, 119/15, 120/4. We also find _scorser_ in the same sense.
Couer, _v._ cover, a term applied to collecting sheaves by tens, two of them covering the other eight by being laid across, 31/2.
Countre, _s._ county, 3/7; countreys, _s. pl._ counties, 2/2, 35/6; countreyes, 2/28, 3/8.
Courbe, _s._ a curb, a kind of lameness in horses, 107/l.
Crabtree, _s._ crabtree, 124/5; crabbe-tree, 137/11.
Cratches, _s. pl._ racks, mangers, 70/44. F. _crèche_.
Cratches, _s. pl._ scratches, a disease in a horse’s pasterns, 112/1.
Crofote, s. crowfoot, 15/22. A _crowfoot_ is a _Ranunculus_; see Dict. of E. Plant-names.
Cromely, _adj._ liable to crumble, 100/6.
Croppe, _v._ to crop, to cut off the top-most shoots or the sprigs, 131/1.
Culture, _s._ coulter, 3/6, 34, 48; 63/4.
Currante, _adj._ running, moving, 128/4; sloping downwards, 128/8.
Damme, _s._ dam, mother (said of a mare), 68/75.
Dampsons, _s. pl._ damsons, 136/4, 140/1.
Darnolde, _s._ darnel, 20/4; dernolde, 20/21.
Dee-nettylles, _s. pl._ purple dead-nettles, 20/47.
Defautes, _s. pl._ defects, faults, 141/54.
Deuyded, _pp._ divided, _prol._ 18, 11/15.
Dewbolne, _s._ a disease; lit. “swollen with dew,” 60/1. _Bollen_ = swollen. “_Dewboln_, a swelling, beginning at the neather part of the dewlap;” G. Markham, Husbandry, c. 37 (bk. ii.).