corsede (A.S.) _cursed_. corseder, 421, _more cursed, worse_
cost (A.N.) 33, 151, 376, _a side, region_
costen (A.N.) _to cost_. _pret. s._ costed, 13. _part. pas._ costned, 13
coupen (A.N.) _to cut out, fashion_ (?) _part. past_, y-couped, 370
courtepy (A.N.) 82, 128, _a short cloak of coarse cloth_
couthen (A.S.) 87, _to make known, discover, publish_. _pret._ kidde, 103, 269
+couuen (A.S.) 473, perhaps an error in the old printed text for _connen_
crafte (A.S.) _craft, art_. crafty-men, 121, _artisans_
crepen (A.S.) _to creep_. _pret. s._ crope, _pl._ cropen
cryen (A.N.) _to cry_. _pret. s._ cried, cryde, 374, _pl._ cryden, cride
croft (A.S.) _a small inclosed field, a croft_
crokke (A.S.) 412, _a pot, pitcher, vessel of earthenware_
crop (A.S.) 332, 334, _the head or top of a tree or plant_; hence the expression "root and crop," still in use
cropiers (A.N.) _the housings on the horse's back_
croppen (A.S.) 319, _to eat (said of a bird), to put into its crop or craw_
crouche (A.N.) 109, _a cross_. Hence is derived the name of _the Crutched Friars_
kulle (A.S.) 344, kille, 434, _to kill_. _pret. s._ kilde, 431. _part. past_, kulled, 339. to kulle, 338
culorum (_Lat._) 60, 198, _the conclusion or moral of a tale_
cultour (A.S.) 123, kultour, 61, _a culter, blade_
kutte, 79 (A.S.) _to cut_. _imperat._ kut, 75. _pret. pl._ kitten, 128
kynde (A.S.) _natural_. kyndeliche, 382, _naturally_
kyng (A.S.) _pl._ kynges. _gen. pl._ kyngene, 21, 400, _a king_
kyn, _gen. s._ kynnes (A.S.) 40, _kin, kind_. This word is used in the genitive case in such phrases as the following: of foure kynnes thynges, 151, _of four kinds of things_. othere kynnes men, 177, _other kinds of men_. none kynnes riche, 213, _no kind of rich men, or rich men of no kind_. many kynnes maneres, 359, _many sorts of manners_. any kynnes catel, 400, _any kind of property_
daggen (A.S.) 433, _to dag, to cut the edges of the garment in jagged ornaments, as was the custom at this period_
daren (A.S.) _to dare_. _pres. pl._ dar, 10, 280. _pret. s._ and _pl._ dorste, 11, 42, 253, 393
dawe (A.S.) 380, _dawn_. _pret. s._ dawed, 395
dawnten (A.N.) 319, _to tame_,--also, _to daunt, to fear_
decourren (A.N.) 285, _to discover, lay open, narrate_