come (A.S.) [416], to come. pres. s. he comth, [18], [332]. pret. s. cam, kam, coom, [168], com, [400]. pl. comen, [438], come, [235], [237], [430], coome, [416], coomen, [438]. subj., til he coome, [328], er thei coome, [353]
comsen (A.N.) [23], [24], [49], [77], [81], [119], [136], [152], [244], [372], to begin, commence, to endeavour. pret. s. comsede, [402], [403]. comsynge, [382]
comunes (A.N.) [80], [420], commons, allowance of provision
confus (A.N.) confused
congeyen, congeien (A.N.) [258], to give leave, dismiss
congie (A.N.) [258], leave
konne (A.S.) [401], [408], [437], to learn, know. pres. s. kan. pret. kouthe, [411], koude. subj. in case that thow konne, [424], and thou konne, [397], if thou know. pret. act. konnyng, [206], knowing
konnynge (A.S.) [409], knowledge, science, cunning
contenaunce (A.N.) [2], [203], appearance, gesture, carriage
contrarien (A.N.) [367], to go against, vex, oppose