Controller, his work, [195/541], [550];
sits on the dais in hall, [177/20].
“I feel by William Peacock that my nephew is not yet verily acquainted in the king’s house, nor with the officers of the king’s house he is not taken as none of that house; for the cooks be not charged to serve him, nor the sewer to give him no dish, for the sewer will not take no men no dishes till they be commanded by the controller.” Clement Paston, P. Letters, ed. 1841, v. 1, p. 144 (XV. vol. iv. p. 53, orig.).
Cold of speech, be, [272/98].
Cony, [34/517]; [49/694]; [54/807]; [p. 107].
“And conÿs, hares, rabettes (laperaus), buckes, does, hartes, hyndes, robuckes, or lepers (cheureus ou saillanz), holde also all of melancoly.” Du Guez.
Cony, how to carve, [29/447]; [159/12];
to unlace or cut up, [p. 162].
Cony, with mustard and sugar, [36/538].
Conyd, [274/149], learnt.