| billing | kissing, caressing [as doves] |
| buss | kiss |
| buss | kiss wantonly, smack against |
| Callice | common spelling of Calais, port in NW France |
| common | [of land] in common possession, for the whole community |
| common | of ordinary people, of the masses |
| common | average, usual, general, ordinary |
| common | below the rank of gentleman, without rank |
| common | public property, common land, open pasture |
| common | state, people, community |
| common | common people, ordinary citizens |
| common | cheap, vulgar, promiscuous |
| common | commonplace, ordinary, average |
| common | common people, ordinary citizens |
| common | public, open, outdoor |
| common | indiscriminate, general, affecting everyone |
| common | vernacular, everyday speech |
| common house | brothel |
| commonalty | common people, community |
| common-hackneyed | made commonplace by habitual exposure, cheapened |
| common-kissing | touching everyone |
| cry | rumour, gossip, common report |
| curtal | with a docked tail; common, household |
| ear-bussing | ear-kissing, reaching the ear only as rumours |
| ear-kissing | reaching the ear only as rumours |
| enjoined | joined together in a common cause, bound by oath |
| gender | common people, general public |
| general | common, of everyone, public |
| general | joint, common, communal |
| journeyman | common workman, hireling |
| kiss | fraternize, associate, consort |
| kissing-comfit | perfumed sweetmeat for sweetening the breath |
| lip | kiss |
| mechanic | common, vulgar, commonplace |
| mechanical | common, servile, menial |
| mouth | join mouths, kiss erotically, snog |
| mutual | common, general, omnipresent |
| plebeian | member of the common people |
| popular | plebeian, of the common people |
| popularity | populace, common people, the masses |
| rascal | young or inferior deer in a herd; one of the common herd |
| reason | power of reason, judgement, common sense [often opposed to ‘passion’] |
| roadway | highway, common way |
| sense | common sense, natural feeling, reasonableness |
| sensibly | with common sense, intelligently |
| simple | common, ordinary, average, humble |
| skill | judgement, knowledge, common sense |
| vulgar | cheap, common to all, plebeian |
| vulgar | public, general, common |
| vulgar | common people, ordinary folk |
| wit | faculties of the mind (common wit, imagination, fantasy, estimation, memory) or body (the five senses) |