Coninges, s. pl. conies, rabbits, C 7044.
Conisaunce, s. understanding, knowledge, 5465, 5559; acquaintance, 4668.
Coniunccioun, s. conjunction, joining together (of hearts), 5221.
Conne, 2 pr. s. subj. mayst be well instructed, 2315. See Cunne.
Consequence, s. result, C 6448, 7468, 7472.
Consolacioun, the 'Consolation of Philosophy,' 5661.
Constreynaunce, s. Constraint, C 7438.
Constreyne, v. constrain, C 6403; Constrayned, pp. kept under constraint, i.e. feigned, C 7439.
Contene, v. remain, 2641; refl. bear himself, 2248; Conteyne, v. contain (himself), 4923 (see note); Contene, pr. pl. refl. maintain themselves, C 6805; F. text, se maintienent.
Contrarie, s. perplexity, 4478. F. 'Avoir me lest tant de contraire.'