| CEbolle, Cibol, Scallion, or small Onions. |
| Cedel, of Cedule, A Scedule, a written bill. |
| een Ceder-boom, A Cedar tree. |
| Cederen, That which is of Cedar. |
| Cefer, A Worme that hurteth hearbs. |
| een Celle, a Cell. |
| Celle-broeders, Fryers or Moncks which carrie and burie the dead. |
| Cenderen ofte Sengelen, Horse Singles or Girts. |
| Centenaer, The weight of a hundred pounds. |
| Cepier, ofte Cippier, A Keeper, or a Jaylour. |
| Ceremonie, Ceremonie, or holy Service. |
| een Ceremonien boeck, A Book of Ceremonies. |
| Ceremoniachtigh, Ceremonious. |
| Ceremonieuselick, Ceremoniously. |
| Ceroon, A Ceere-cloath made of oyle & waxe. |
| Certificéren, To Certifie. |
| Ceruyse, Ceruse, a painting made of Lead. |
| Cesse, A Ceasing. |
| de Kercke is in cesse, The Church is prophaned. |
| Ceßéren, To Cease, or, to Hold up. |
| Cessie doen, To Play the Bancquerupt. |
| Ceter, of schorfte als Lazerie, Specked Leprosie. |
| Ceteren, To Tremble or Quake. |