Babble, to prate foolishly
babel, the tower of confusion
bauble, for children and fools
bachelor, one never married
bachelor of arts, at Oxford, &c.
bacon, swines flesh dried
beacon, on the top of a hill
beckon, with the hand
badge, a mark or coat of arms
batch, so many loaves baked together
baififfe, or serjeant
bailiff of a hundred
bayleafe, like laurel
baiz, to line coats with
bays, of a Tree so called
baal, an idol of the heathen
bald, without any hair
ball, •o play with at tennis, &c.
bawl, to howl and make a noise
balm, an herb for a wound
band, for the neck
band, of soldiers
band, of a faggot
bond, an obligation for money
barbara, a woman's name
barbary, a place in africa
barbarous, cruel and inhumane
barberries, such as they pickle
bark, of a tree
bark, of a dog
barque, a small ship
berk-shire, near windsor
base, unworthiness
bas-viol, an instrument
bast, on a silver-lace, &c.
bare, naked, and plain
bear, a four footed beast
beer, strong and small, &c.
bier, to carry a corps on
belie, to speak falsely
belly, a part of the body
bellows, to blow a fire
beray, a defilement
bewray, to discover
berry, as juniper, elder, and coffee, &c.
bury, a dead corpse
beseech, to entreat or desire
besiege, to bes•t a city or town
been, as where hast thou been
bin, to keep salt or bread in
begin, to enter upon business
biggin, for children to wear
boar, a swine
bore, to pierce a hole
body, a substance
bodies, of a gown
bandy, obscene and filthy
boll, to wash hands in
bowl, to drink in, or bowl with
billet, for a soldier
billot, for the fire
bitter, not sweet
bittern, a fowl
better, very good
blach, to make black
bleach, to make white
blanch, to pull off the rind
bough, of a tree
bow, to make obeisance
bow, to shoot arrows
boy, a lad
boyse, a name
br•ad, corn to eat
bred, reared up, or brought up
bran, of wheat
brand, a fire stick
⟨p. 126⟩brain, or skull
brawn, of a wild boar
breaches, divisions
breeches, as men wear
brewis, of the fat of the Pot
bruise, a sore place
brute, a rumour
brute, beastly and rude
buy, to purchase with money
by, this, or by and by
bolt, of door
bolt, meal, as bakers
burgess, in parliament
borrage, a herb so called
Babble, to prate foolishly
babel, the tower of confusion
bauble, for children and fooles
batcheler, one never married
batchelour of arts, at Oxford, &c.
bacon, swines flesh dryed
beacon, on the top of a hill
beckon, with the hand
badge, a mark or coat of armes
batch, so many loaves baked together
baififfe, or serjeant
bayliffe of a hundred
bayleafe, like laurel
baiz, to line coates with
bayes, of a Tree so called
baal, an idol of the heathen
bald, without any hair
ball, •o play with at tennis, &c.
bawl, to howl and make a noise
balm, an hearb for a wound
band, for the neck
band, of soldiers
band, of a faggot
bond, an obligation for money
barbara, a womans name
barbary, a place in affrica
barbarous, cruel and inhumane
barberries, such as they pickle
bark, of a tree
barke, of a dog
barque, a small ship
berk-shire, near windsor
base, unworthiness
bas-viol, an instrument
bast, on a silver-lace, &c.
bare, naked, and plain
bear, a four footed beast
beer, strong and small, &c.
bier, to carry a corps on
belie, to speak falsly
belly, a part of the body
bellows, to blow a fire
beray, a defilement
bewray, to discover
berry, as juniper, elder, and coffee, &c.
bury, a dead corpse
beseech, to entreat or desire
besiege, to bes•t a city or town
been, as where hast thou been
bin, to keep salt or bread in
begin, to enter upon business
biggin, for children to wear
boar, a swine
bore, to pierce a hole
body, a substance
bodies, of a gown
bandy, obscene and filthy
boll, to wash hands in
bowl, to drink in, or bowl with
billett, for a soldier
billot, for the fire
bitter, not sweet
bittern, a fowle
better, very good
blach, to make black
bleach, to make white
blanch, to pull off the rind
bough, of a tree
bow, to make obeysance
bow, to shoot arrows
boy, a lad
boyse, a name
br•ad, corn to eat
bred, reared up, or brought up
brann, of wheat
brand, a fire stick
⟨p. 126⟩brain, or skull
brawn, of a wild boar
breaches, divisions
breeches, as men wear
brewis, of the fatt of the Pot
bruise, a sore place
bruite, a rumour
brute, beastly and rude
buy, to purchase with money
by, this, or by and by
bolt, of door
boult, meal, as bakers
burgess, in parliament
borrage, a herb so called
