Cobweb-cheat, easily found out.
Cobweb-pretence, slight, trivial, weak.
Cock-a-hoop, upon the high Ropes Rampant, Transported.
Cockish, wanton uppish, forward.
Cockale, pleasant Drink, said to be provocative.
Cock-baw'd, a Man that follows that base Employment.
Cocker, one skill'd in, or much delighted with the sport of Cock-fighting.
Cockney, Born within the Sound of Bow-bell; (in London) also one ignorant in Country Matters.
Cock-oyster, the Male.
Cock pimp, a Supposed Husband to a Bawd.
Cock-robbin, a soft easy Fellow.
Cock-sure, very Sure.
Cod, a good sum of Money; also a Fool. A meer Cod, a silly, shallow Fellow. A rum Cod, c. a good round sum of Money. A jolly or lusty Cod, c. the same. An honest Cod, a trusty Friend.
Codders, gatherers of Peascods.
Cod's Head a Fool.
Codsounds, the Pith or Marrow in the Cod's Back, esteem'd as choice Peck.
Cofe, c. as Cove.
Cog, to cheat at Dice, Cog a Die; to conceal or secure a Die; also the Money or whatever the Sweetners drop to draw in the Bubbles; also to wheedle, as Cog a Dinner to wheedle a Spark out of a Dinner.
Cogue, of Brandy, a small Cup or Dram.
Coker, c. a Lye, rum Coker, c. a whisking Lye.
Cokes, the Fool in the Play, or Bartholomew-Fair, and hence (perhaps) Coxcomb,
Cold, shy, or averse to Act.
Cold-Tea, Brandy. A couple of cold words, a Curtain-Lecture. Cold-Iron,a
