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- cranare:—to lift goods with a crane.
- crannoeum:—a crannock, a measure of corn; a basket.
- crariolus:—a rake.
- craspiscis:—a whale.
- crassipulum:—a cresset.
- cratera:—a chest or coffin.
- craticula:—a gridiron; a lattice.
- cratis:—a wattle; a crate.
- cravare:—to impeach.
- creancia:—credit.
- creantare:—to give security for.
- creantum:—security.
- creca, crecca:—a creek.
- credentia:—faith, belief; a small table to hold the vessels of the altar.
- crementum:—increase.
- cremium:—refuse tallow.
- crenellare. See carnellare.
- creputellus:—a cracknel.
- crescens:—a crescent.
- cressans:—a crescent.
- cresta:—the crest of a bank.
- crestare murum:—to complete the top of a wall with coping stones.
- crestura:—coping; the ridge of a roof.
- cretena, cretinus:—a torrent.
- crevacia:—a crevice, a crack.
- crevina:—increase (?).
- crimisinum:—crimson.
- crinium:—the skull.
- cristianare:—to convert to Christianity.
- crocardus:—a crocard, bad money, prohibited by statute 27 Edw. I.
- croccus:—a crowbar.
- crocea, crocia:—a crook; a crosier; investiture of episcopal sees; dress worn by regular canons.
- crociarius:—a cross-bearer.
- crocus:—a crook.
- croeria:—a shrike (lanius excubitor).
- croffeta, crofta, croftum:—a croft; a close.
- cromio:— a strap. ( Fr. creim.)
- cronarius:—a man in charge of farm stock.
- cronnus:—a measure of four bushels.
- cropa, croppa, croppus:—a crop; twigs.
- crotia. See crocea.
- crotta:—a crowd, a fiddle.
- crucesignatus:—-a crusader; one who has taken the cross.
- crucibulum:—a cresset.
- crucifer:—a Crossed or Crutched Friar.
- crufta:—a croft.
- cruppa:—a horse's croup.
- crupparium:—a crupper.
- crusiatus:—having taken the cross.
- cruslare: —to daub; to plaster.
- crustum:—embossed plate.
- crux:—sometimes used for crus.
- crypta:—a chapel or oratory under ground.
- cubare:—to lie down.
