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Glossary of Latin Words.
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  • contrafactor:—an imitator, a forger.
  • contrafactura:— a counterfeit.
  • contraiare:— to oppose.
  • contramandatum:—a lawful excuse which a defendant alleges by attorney, to show that the plaintiff has no cause of complaint.
  • contramurale:— an outwork.
  • contraplacitum:—a counter-plea.
  • contrapositio:— a plea or answer.
  • contrariare:—to oppose.
  • contrariparius:— a corrival, a dweller on the opposite bank; a beater on the opposite side of a river when hawking.
  • contrarotulatio:—comptrolment.
  • contrarotulator:— a comptroller.
  • contrarotulum:—a counter-roll.
  • contrata:— a country.
  • contratallia:— a counter-tally.
  • contratalliator:—a counter-talleyer.
  • contrivare:—to contrive.
  • controfacere:—to counterfeit.
  • contus:—a pestle.
  • conus:—a corner.
  • conveancia:—conveyance.
  • conveare: —to convey.
  • conveiancia:—a conveyance.
  • convenire—to summon, to convene.
  • conventinare:—to covenant.
  • conventio:—a covenant.
  • conventional:—to covenant.
  • conversus:—a lay monk, lay brother; a converted Jew or Mahommedan.
  • conviator:— a fellow traveller.
  • convitiare:—to rail at.
  • cooperlectorium:—a coverlet.
  • coopero. See coprones.
  • coopertia, coopertio:— bark and brokea wood of felled trees.
  • coopertor:— a tiler; a thatcher.
  • coopertorium:— a coverlet; a roof; a cuirass.
  • coopertum:—covert.
  • coopertura:— a covert; a cuirass; coverture, the condition of a married woman; thatch.
  • coopertus equus:—a barded horse.
  • coopicium:—coppice.
  • copa:— a cop of corn, " sc. xx. garbte " (Sussex); of peas, 15 or 16 sheaves.
  • coparcenaria:—coparcenary.
  • coparticeps:— a coparcener.
  • copecia:—coppice.
  • copero. See coprones.
  • coperosa:— copperas.
  • copertorium. See coopertorium.
  • copertum:— cover for game.
  • cophinus:—a coffer; a coffin.
  • copia:—a copy.
  • copiare: —to copy.
  • copicia:—a coppice.
  • copla:—a couple.
  • copo:—twigs.
  • coppa. See copa.
  • coppatus:—coppice.