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[ME. corse ment, Enuye with heuy herte asked after shrifte, And criede "mea culpa," corsynge alle hus enemys. Hus clothes were of corse ment and of kene wordes. Piers Plowman (C), vii. 65. cursent, v. t. Another spelling of kersen , variant of christen. See christen . Nan. Do they speak as we do? Madge. No, they never speak. Nan. Are they cursened? Madge. No, they call them infidels; I know not what they are. Beau , and Fl . , Coxcomb, iv. 3. curser (kėr'sėr), n. One who curses or utters a curse. Thy Cursers, Jacob, shall twice cursed be; And he shall ble himself that ble es thee. Cowley, Davideis, i.