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1. † ˈbandel | bandle, n. View full entry 1598

...A swaddling-band....

2. † beˈswaddle, v. View full entry 1598

...To envelop in swaddling-clothes....

4. † caˈrosse, n. View full entry 1598

...A carriage, a caroche...

5. ˈchain-stitch, n. View full entry 1598

...In needlework: A kind of ornamental stitch resembling the links of a chain; the work so produced, chain-work....

6. † cingling, n. View full entry 1603

...Girdling, tight-lacing....

7. conˈditioner, n. View full entry 1598

...One that makes conditions, a bargainer. Obs....

8. contexture, n. View full entry 1603

...The action or process of weaving together or intertwining; the fact of being woven together; the manner in which this is done, texture....

9. designer, n. View full entry 1598

...A person who makes artistic designs; one who produces drawings and plans for the construction or creation of something according to aesthetic or functional criteria; (more generally) one who creates plans or...

10. † disenˈwrap, v. View full entry 1611

...trans. To free from that in which it is enwrapped; to unwrap....

11. dishevel, v. View full entry 1598

...trans. To loosen and throw about in disorder (hair and the like); to let (the hair) down....

12. dogwood, n. View full entry 1598

...Originally (more fully common dogwood): the plant Cornus sanguinea (family Cornaceae), a European shrub found in woods and hedgerows having dark red branches, white flowers, and...

13. embroidered, adj. View full entry 1591

...Of textile fabrics, leather, etc.: Adorned or variegated with figures of needlework. Also of the needlework itself....

14. † enˈmuffle, v. View full entry 1611

...trans. To muffle up....

15. entrammel, v. View full entry 1603

...trans....

16. filer, n.1 View full entry 1598

...One who files or works with a file; spec. †one who files down gold and silver coin....

17. † filoˈsetta, n. View full entry 1598

...? = filoselle...

18. foliage, n. View full entry 1598

...The leaves (of a plant or tree) collectively; leafage....

19. fringing, n. View full entry 1598

...The action of fringe; in quots. concr. = fringe1a. Also transf....

20. furry, adj. and n.1 View full entry 1598

...Of or composed of fur; consisting of furs....

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