| Cabbage | n | Callards, Cole |
| Cabbage patch (in answer to child's question about where babies come from) | n | Parsley-bed |
| Cabinet | n | Holmogen |
| Cackle | v | Chockle |
| Caddis-worm | n | Caddy, Cad-Bait |
| Cagey | adj | Tidd |
| Cake given to children on Shrove Tuesday | n | Shrove-cake |
| Cake, flat | n | Kickel |
| Cake, poor-quality | n | Cramp |
| Cake, small | n | Batty, Nobby |
| Calamine pit | n | Ham |
| Calf | n | Buss, Cuddly. Moggy |
| Calf raised for beef | n | Glubcalf |
| Calf too long unweaned | n | Busk |
| Calf which runs with the dam for 7 or 8 months | n | Hurter |
| Calf, child's name for | n | Mully |
| Calf, new-born | n | Stagger-Bob, Staggering-Bob |
| Calf, suckling | n | Wean-Year |
| Calf, unweaned | n | Buss-Calf , Suckler |
| Calf-muscles | n | Clink |
| Call for sheep or cattle | int | Co-Hobe |
| Call made by harvesters when crying the neck | int | Wehaven |
| Call names | v | Becall |
| Call to calves | int | Mog mog mog |
| Call to cows | int | Hoit |
| Call to cows to be milked | int | Hoaf, Hoity-Toity |
| Call to dogs | int | Pishty, Soss |
| Call to dogs to find game | int | Hie |
| Call to ducklings | int | Diddle, Dill |
| Call to encourage greyhounds | int | Tow |
| Call to ewes | int | Tib |
| Call to geese | int | Gag |
| Call to horse | int | Whup |
| Call to horse to back away | int | Wob Off |
| Call to horse to come | int | Yah |
| Call to horse to go forward | int. | Wug |
| Call to horse to go right | int | Wugd,Yate |
| Call to oxen to turn plough | int | Weun |
| Call to pigs | int | Chook, Chuck, Chug, Gutchie, Hoo, Ouks, Shuck, Shug, Sic, Sugg, Tig, Turr |
| Call to sheep to stay away from crops | int | Heah Back |
| Calloused | adj | Callus |
| Camomile | n | Camil, Margon |
| Campion | n | Sailor's Buttons |
| Canal | n | Navigation |
| Canal-Boat | n | Trow |
| Canapes | n | Knick-Knackery |
| Canary grass | n | Empty |
| Candlestick | n | Canstick |
| Candle-wick, burnt | n | Shroud |
| Candy, hard | n | Lollipop |
| Canine tooth | n | Pug-Tooth |
| Canna | n | Leerspoole |
| Canvas | n | Barras |
| Canvass | v | Rand |
| Cap | n | Kess, Kep |
| Cap, woman's | n | Dowd |
| Cape (clothing) | n | Keeap |
| Caper | v | Skit |
| Capital | adj | Capical |
| Capricious | adj | Humoursome, Whimmy |
| Captivating | adj | Takeful |
| Caravan | n | Callyvan |
| Caraway | n | Carvey |
| Carbonate of lime | n | Beef |
| Carbuncle | n | Allernbatch |
| Carded warp for wool | n | Abb-Chain |
| Cards, good luck in | n | Kitchen-play |
| Career | v | Rouse |
| Careful | adj | Gangageous |
| Careful, be | v | Frant |
| Carp | v | Kerp |
| Carpenter | n | Cafender |
| Carpentry, practice | v | Cafendery |
| Carriage | n | Car |
| Carriage, covered | n | Colbern |
| Carried piggy-back | adj | A-Pisty-Poll |
| Carrion | n | Cag |
| Carrion crow | n | Gorcrow |
| Carrots | n | Corts |
| Carry | v | Carr |
| Carry away | v | Trudge |
| Carry in a wheelbarrow | v | Barrow |
| Carrying a child in joined hands of two people | v | Weighing Cheese |
| Cart | n | Putt, Lorry |
| Cart, heavy two-wheeled | n | Dillijon |
| Cart, rickety | n | Shandrydan |
| Cart, two-wheeled | n | Butt |
| Carter | n | Boy, Loader |
| Carter's assistant | n | Mate |
| Cartload, small | n | Shacket |
| Cart-track | n | Drove |
| Carve awkwardly | v | Slash |
| Cask | n | Cast, Kid |
| Cask, kind of | n | Mump-Head |
| Castanets | n | Knackers |
| Castor | n | Truckle |
| Castrate | v | Snick |
| Castrate (ram) | v | Wicker |
| Castrated ram | n | Ballard |
| Cataract | n | Vell |
| Catarrh | n | Drench |
| Catastrophe | n | Blanscue |
| Catch of gate | n | Catcher |
| Catching birds in a net at night | v | Batfolding, Batfowl, Batting, Bat-Birding, Bird-Batting |
| Catching eels with ball of earthworms | v | Reballing, Roballing |
| Caterpillar | n | Blight, Maleshag, Palmer-worm |
| Caterpillar, green | n | Maskel |
| Caterpillar, hairy | n | Gooseberry-wife |
| Caterwauling | v | Gibberwoling |
| Catkin | n | Gosling |
| Catkins | n | Lambkins |
| Cat's-Tail Grass | n | Timothy |
| Cattle | n | Kine, Kye |
| Cattle-grid | n | Spanging |
| Cattle-Trough | n | Yusen |
| Catty-Corner | adj | Cater-wise |
| Caught napping | phr | Moss caught the mare, as |
| Caul (of animal) | n | Kircher |
| Cauldron | n | Furnace |
| Caulk | v | Stobble |
| Cause | n | Occasion |
| Causeway | n | Overy |
| Cavalry | n | Cavaldry |
| Cave | n | Fogo |
| Caw | v | Caa |
| Cawing of rooks | v | Cowowing |
| Cayenne pepper | n | Kyan |
| Cease | v | Adone |
| Celery | n | Salary |
| Cellar | n | Palace |
| Cemetary | n | Litten |
| Centipede | n | Maggie Manyfeet |
| Central | adj | Middlemost |
| Certain (1) | adv | Certain Sure |
| Certain (2) | adj | Sartain |
| Certainly | adv | Rightly |
| Certificate | n | Stifficate |
| Cesspit | n | Gubbarn |
| Chaff | n | Black, Cavil, Cavings, Grail, Kevin, Puggings, Scarl-Corn |
| Chaff of oats | n | Flyer, Husk |
| Chaffinch | n | Apple-Bird, Chawdaw. Chink, Chivy, Copper-Finch, Daffinch, Pea-Finch, Pie-Finch, Pink, Swink, Tink, Twink |
| Challenge | v | Callenge, Channest |
| Chamber pot | n | Jeroboam, Jordan |
| Chamfer | n | Champer |
| Change | v | Scale |
| Change one's ways | v | Reckonings, Learn one's |
| Changeable (of weather) | adj | Alteration, Veer |
| Channel made in beach for vessels to unload cargo | n | Lear |
| Chap | v | Spray, Spree, Spreathe, Spreaze, Spry |
| Chapel, Nonconformist | n | Schism |
| Chapped | adj | Scran'd |
| Character | n | Carriter |
| Charcoal | n | Chark |
| Charge (of horse) | v | Bore |
| Charlatan | n | Moll-Andrew, Snipe |
| Charlock | n | Churlick, Kyerlock |
| Chartered (of land) | adj | Customary |
| Chase | v | Chevy, Scout |
| Chase with dogs | v | Dog |
| Chasm | n | Swallet |
| Chassis | n | Carmantree |
| Chastise | v | Anoint, Catechize, Twink |
| Chat | n | Prade |
| Chatter | v | Chackle, Chammer, Chipper, Chitter, Preach, Tatter, Whitter, Yapper |
| Chatter | v | Chackle |
| Chatter (of teeth) | v | Hagger |
| Chatter, idle | n | Cackle, Cank, Popping |
| Chatterbox | n | Prate-a-pace |
| Cheat | v | Buffler, Chaunce, Knick, Fob, Funk |
| Cheating | n | Cheatery |
| Cheeks | n | Chacks, Chanks |
| Cheeks, pig's | n | Chawl |
| Cheerful | adj | Chicket, Gaysome, Toppy |
| Cheese, hard | n | Choke-dog |
| Cheese, kind of | v | Troll |
| Cheese, poor quality | v | Gehezie-Cheese |
| Cheese, top-quality | n | Truffle-Cheese |
| Cheese, type of | n | Haskin |
| Cheese, variety of | n | Isle-Of-Wight rock |
| Cheese-binder | n | Fillet |
| Cheese-board | n | Suity-Board |
| Cheese-press | n | Stean |
| Chemical manure | n | Artificial |
| Chemise | n | Garment, Shim, Smarry |
| Cherish | v | Hug |
| Cherry red | adj | Chucky |
| Cherry stone | n | Hud |
| Chest | n | Coffer |
| Chestnut | n | Stover-Nut |
| Chew | v | Cham, Chobble, Quiddle |
| Chick | n | Cubadee, Squab, Squabby |
| Chicken | n | Biddy, Coppie |
| Chicken-feed | n | Scurling-Wheat |
| Chickweed | n | Chickny-Weed, Murrain |
| Chide | v | Ting |
| Chiding | adj | Chide, Gaowing |
| Chiff-chaff | n | Choice And Cheep |
| Chilblain | n | Chil-Bladder, Childag, Kibe |
| Child | n | Chat, Chill |
| Child, affectionate term for | n | Tibby-Lamb |
| Child, demanding | n | Tyrant |
| Child, small | n | Pinnick |
| Child, spoilt | n | Buss-Calf, Lomey |
| Children | n | Childern |
| Children's game | n | Alligoshee, Cockeltybread. Hunting, Must, Peggy, Sarah's A-Weeping, Siege of Troy |
| Childrens game played with flintstones | n | Dabbers |
| Chimney | n | Louvre. Lum, Tun |
| Chine | n | Bunny |
| Chink | n | Chanker, Spink, Squatch |
| Chinstrap | n | Chin-Stay, Slip |
| Chip off | v | Spalt |
| Chirp | v | Chelp, Weep, Weet |
| Chitterling | n | Chawdon, Haggus, Knotlings, Mugget, Notlings |
| Chives | n | Sives |
| Choose a partner in a game | v | Creeve |
| Chop | v | Hag |
| Chorus | n | Reverse |
| Chough | n | Cornish Jack |
| Christening robes | n | Pame |
| Chubby | adj | Chuff, Puddeny |
| Chubby-cheeked | adj | Strugged |
| Chuffed | adj | Chuff |
| Chunk | n | Junk |
| Chunk (of food) | n | Lommock |
| Church | n | Kirk |
| Church bell, single peal of to announce sermon | n | Sermon-bell |
| Church bells | n | Bim-Boms |
| Churchwarden's assistant | n | Hoggler |
| Churchyard | n | Church-Hay, Church-Litten, Sentry-Field |
| Churn | n/v | Churm, Shern |
| Churn up ground | v | Scort, Scote |
| Cider | n | Devonshire Wine |
| Cider apple, variety of | n | Cockagee |
| Cider barrel | n | Flagon |
| Cider press | n | Cider-Pound, Cider-Wring, Rig |
| Cider vat, 100-gallon | n | Hogshead |
| Cider with added sugar and spices | n | Cider-wine |
| Cider, rough | n | Necessity |
| Cider, small | n | Beverage |
| Cider, sour | n | Crab-wort |
| Cider, washings of | n | Kin |
| Cider-making apparatus | n | Cider-gear |
| Cinder | n | Snarker |
| Circle of grass into which anyone who steps will be delivered to justice | n | Gallitrap |
| Claim | n/v | Crow |
| Clamber | v | Clammer, Clomber, Lomber |
| Clammy | adj | Cleaty, Climmy, Dauby |
| Clarify lard | v | Peer |
| Clasp | n/v | Clapse, Clipse |
| Clattering, eg of loose wheel | n | Scatter-Basket |
| Clavel | n | Cravel |
| Claw (1) | n | Clow |
| Claw (2) | v | Quilt, Sclaw |
| Claw on stag's foot | n | Dew-Claw |
| Clay, lump of | n | Clodge |
| Clay, made of | adj | Clayen |
| Clay, type of | n | Platnore |
| Clayey (of soil) | adj | Cledgy |
| Clayey (of soil) | adj | Hangy |
| Clay-slate | n | Kellus |
| Clean out | v | Ferrick |
| Clean the tails of sheep | v | Belsh, Belt |
| Cleanse | v | Farm |
| Cleanse yarn in cloth-making | v | Rear up |
| Clear | adj | Scarvish |
| Clear off remaining apples after harvest | v | Scarige |
| Clear the board (in games) | v | Board |
| Clear up | v | Pin |
| Clearing | n | Ridding |
| Cleft (in rock) | n | Vug |
| Clematis | n | Bedwine, Binder |
| Clematis, wild | n | By-The-Wind, Skipping-Ropes |
| Clever person | n | Aptycock |
| Cliff | n | Scarth |
| Cliff edge | n | Squilving-Ground |
| Climb | v | Climmer |
| Climb fast | v | Rampse |
| Climb hill | v | Sloading, Go |
| Climb stairs | v | Stair |
| Clinch (nails) | v | Clent, Clint |
| Clincher | n | Nailer |
| Clincher | n | Tacker |
| Clincher (in argument) | n | Closure, Gooser |
| Clip-clop | int | Clitterclatter |
| Cloak | n | Rochet |
| Clock | n | Orloge |
| Clod | n | Clad |
| Clod of earth | n | Clumpet, Hut |
| Clog | v | Futhell, Futter, Stalk, Sweel |
| Close (1) | adv | Clost |
| Close (2) | v | Dup, Teen |
| Close (of weather) | adj | Faint |
| Close season for salmon | n | Kipping-Time |
| Cloth spread over altar rail during communion | n | Houselling cloth |
| Cloth, coarse | n | Harden, Linsey. Narrow-Pin-Whiles |
| Cloth, coarse woollen | n | Wadmel |
| Cloth, made of | adj | Clothen |
| Cloth, roll of | n | Bolt |
| Cloth, woollen | n | Camlet |
| Clothes | n | Clathers, Dressing |
| Clothing, absurd items of | n | Fizzmigigs |
| Cloth-worker | n | Shearman |
| Clotted (of cream) | n | Clouted |
| Clouds emanating from a single point | n | Buggins' Hopper |
| Clouds, fine | n | Flicktails |
| Clout | n | Clat |
| Clove-pink | n | Clove-Gilawfer |
| Clover | n | Claver |
| Clover-field, former | n | Clover-Lay |
| Clown | n | Kuntiput |
| Club foot | n | Hurdle-foot, Pumple-Foot |
| Club-moss | n | Buckhorn |
| Clump (of trees) | n | Toll, Folly |
| Clumsy | adj | Blome-Down, Clunchy, Galliganting, Sloudring |
| Clumsy girl | n | Mawks |
| Clumsy person | n | Lumberum |
| Cluster of fruit | n | Diggle |
| Clutch | v | Clitch |
| Clutch (of hen's eggs) | n | Tale |
| Clutches | n | Clum |
| Coagulate (of breast milk) | v | Quar |
| Coal, glowing | n | Glow |
| Coal, small lumps of | n | Knoblings |
| Coal-dust | n | Colley |
| Coalesce | v | Digger |
| Coarse (of cloth) | adj | Racony |
| Coarse earthenware vessel | n | Bussa |
| Coastguard | n | Gobbalew,Preventive |
| Coat, leather | n | Scrip |
| Coat-hook | n | Hawthorn |
| Coax | v | Wimmock |
| Cob (building material) | n | Mud-and-stud |
| Cobble together | v | Fodgel up, Menaager |
| Cobbled together | adj | Gommered |
| Cob-like (of horse) | adj | Cobby |
| Cobweb | n | Wevet |
| Coccyx | n | Catch Up |
| Cock (poultry) | n | Richard |
| Cockchafer | n | Caterpillar, Clock, Humbuzz, Locust, May-Beetle, Oakem |
| Cock-fighter | n | Cocker |
| Cockles | n | Cocks |
| Cock's egg, from which a cockatrice is hatched | n | Cockernony |
| Cocky | n | Coxy |
| Coddle | v | Wimper |
| Codlin (apple) | n | Quoddling |
| Coffin | n | Kist |
| Coil | v | Queel |
| Coil of rope | n | Clew |
| Coin | n | Quine |
| Coin, Roman | n | Chesle-Money, Onion-Penny |
| Cold | adj | Acold, Clat |
| Cold, extreme | n | Starvation-Cold |
| Colewort | n | Collet |
| Collar | n | Colley |
| Collar of draught-horse | n | Hamburgh |
| Collarbone | n | Cantlebone |
| Collecting birds' eggs for Garland Day | v | Halfing |
| Collection of odds and ends | n | Menagerie |
| College prefect at Oxford | n | Bible-Clerk |
| College-age | adj | Strongish |
| Colour of eye between grey and hazel, common in Wiltshire | n | Wiltshire Eye |
| Colt | n | Fullmare, Hbby, Nobby, Stag |
| Coltsfoot | n | Hoof |
| Columbine | n | Cain-And-Abel |
| Comb | v | Foap |
| Comb for horses' manes | n | Mane-comb |
| Combine harvester | n | Cutter |
| Come hither (to horse) | int | Mather |
| Come this way (to horse) | int | Cuddickwaay |
| Comfort zone | n | Bias |
| Comfortable | adj | Cud |
| Comforter | n | Comfable |
| Command | n | Commandement, Mandy |
| Command to horse to lift foot | int | Hist up |
| Commercial traveller | n | Outride |
| Commercial traveller | n | Outrider |
| Commiserate | v | Bepity |
| Common | n | Stent |
| Common Bog Asphodel | n | Knavery |
| Common Bugle | n | Babies' Shoes |
| Common Bulrush | n | Baccobolts |
| Common Fritillary (flower) | n | Frits, Leopard, Turkey Eggs |
| Common Gull | n | Barley-Bird, Cobb |
| Common Hair-moss | n | Silk-wood |
| Common Hepatica | n | Ivy-flower |
| Common Houseleek | n | Jupiter's beard |
| Common Knotgrass | n | Clutch |
| Common Laburnum | n | Weeping Willow |
| Common land | n | Catch-Land, Severalty |
| Common Mustard | n | Warlock |
| Common Osier | n | Wilger |
| Common Polypody | n | Adder's Fern |
| Common Red Wallflower | n | Bleeding-heart |
| Common Reed | n | Pool-Reed |
| Common Rose Campion | n | Scarlet Lightning |
| Common Saintfoin | n | Everlasting Grass |
| Common Sandpiper | n | Pond-skater, Scanderling |
| Common sense | n | Salted sense |
| Common Tern | n | Gull-teaser |
| Common Vetch | n | Fatch |
| Common Wood-Sorrel | n | Sleeping Clover |
| Commotion | n | Chavish, Doment, Fantigue, Flipper-De-Flapper, Furley-Up, Homany, Larry, Strimmage |
| Communication | n | Commerce |
| Comparatively | adv | According |
| Comparison | n | Compare |
| Compartment in granary | n | Grintern |
| Compassionate | adj | Passionate |
| Competent | adj | Qualified |
| Complete | adj | Performed |
| Completely | adj | Click |
| Completely | adv | Slom |
| Composition | n | Composture |
| Conceal | v | Hulder |
| Conceit | n | Condudle |
| Conceited | adj | Prodigal. Puffish |
| Conceive (idea or project) | v | Inkle |
| Concern | n | Sarn |
| Conduit | n | Condick |
| Conference | n | Parwhobble |
| Confess | v | Fess |
| Confidence | n | Readship |
| Confined | n | Fined |
| Confirm (eccl.) | v | Bush |
| Confuse | v | Baffle, Mammer, Moither |
| Confused | adj | Doiled, Mated |
| Confusion | n | Bunglement, Midgemade, Miz Maze, Muzz |
| Congested (of chest) | adj | Chissocked |
| Conical heap of cut turf | n | Tunniger |
| Conjecture | phr | Bear In Hand |
| Conkers (game) | n | Hoblionker, Onker |
| Conquer | v | Cank |
| Consequential | adj | Spratling |
| Conservative | adj | Whetstone, Zoo Blue as a |
| Considerable | adj | Powerful, Smart |
| Consistency (of liquid, paste etc) | n | Size |
| Conspire | v | Collogue, Hackle |
| Constipated | adj | Tied Up |
| Consume | v | Spend |
| Contemplation | n | Stud |
| Continually | adv | Tinually |
| Contradict rudely | v | Bannee |
| Contrarian | adj | Upsome |
| Contrary | adj | Contry |
| Contrivance | n | Menagery |
| Contrive | v | Fudge, Scheme |
| Convalescent food | n | Nosset |
| Convenience | n | Conveniency |
| Convenient | adj | Nicking |
| Converse | v | Parle |
| Convex | adj | Camel-backed |
| Convex diversion from a straight line | n | Camel |
| Convulse | v | Braid-back |
| Convulsed | adj | Jitteyfied |
| Convulsions | n | Jumpits |
| Coo (of pigeon) | v | Coo-Ter |
| Coo like a dove | v | Croodle |
| Cook | v | Cook pot |
| Cooked just right (of meat) | adj | Place, done to a |
| Cooler | adj | Coolder |
| Cooler, blacksmith's | n | Colder |
| Coolness | n | Coolthe |
| Coop up (chicken) | v | Ripp |
| Coping (of building) | n | Caping |
| Coping (stone) | n | Tabling |
| Copse | n | Brake, Hurst, Spinney |
| Copulate (of animals) | v | Gowder |
| Copulate (of sheep) | v | Blissom |
| Cor | int | Co |
| Cord | n | Balch |
| Cord for tying sacks | n | Tier |
| Corduroy | n | Beggar's Plush |
| Core | n | Score |
| Coriander | n | Caxey |
| Cork | n | Calk |
| Cormorant | n | Churchwarden, Isle of Wight Parson, Shag |
| Corn bunting | n | Bunt-Lark, Lark Bunting |
| Corn buttercup | n | Dill-Cup |
| Corn marigold | n | Bossell, Botham, Botherum, Bozzom |
| Corn raked up after harvesting | n | Raking |
| Corn trader | n | Badger |
| Corn used in baking | n | Bread-Corn |
| Corn, 24 sheaves of | n | Thrave |
| Corn, last sheaf of | n | Neck |
| Corn, overripe | n | Brit |
| Corncrake | n | Bencrake, Daker, Drail |
| Corn-dolly | n | Mommet |
| Corner | n | Coander |
| Corner | n | Coin, Cornder, Crounder, Quine |
| Corners of a field which cannot be reached by plough | n | Byes |
| Cornerstone | n | Lease |
| Corn-rake | n | Scoring-Rake |
| Coronation | n | Crownation |
| Coroner's inquest, hold a | v | Crown |
| Corporal | n | Corpel |
| Corporal punishment | n | Lay-Overs |
| Corpse | n | Box of Carrion, Cost, Lich |
| Corset | n | Jump |
| Costly | adj | Coppery |
| Cottage | n | Hulk |
| Couch-Grass | n | Cassock, Quitch, Scutch, Squitch |
| Cough (in cattle) | n | Hoost |
| Cough hoarsely | v | Bark |
| Cough, dry | n | Hooze. Hussock |
| Cough, hacking | n | Tissick |
| Coulter | n | Spread-Bat |
| Council tax | n | Marshalsea Money |
| Counry dance | n | Tank |
| Count | v | Toll |
| Country | adj | Kintry |
| Country dance, type of | n | Cushion-dance |
| Courageous | adj | Branten |
| Courageous | adj | Courage |
| Course, tortuous | n | Raugh |
| Courser | n | Thuckster |
| Court | v | Catter-Waul |
| Court card | n | Silker |
| Courtesan | n | Scrudge |
| Courting | v | Veting |
| Cover | v | Dick, Uckle |
| Cover a shoe with leather | v | Galash |
| Cover ball with twine | v | Quilt |
| Cover of book | n | Forrel |
| Cover plants with straw in winter | v | Mudel over |
| Cover stock of corn with sheaves | v | Hat |
| Cover with earth | v | Hill |
| Cover with straw | v | Hover |
| Covered in dirt (of pigs) | adj | Sty-baked |
| Covered with water-lilies (of stream) | adj | Cloty |
| Covering, thick | n | Hathe |
| Covet | v | Ho |
| Cow | n | Amoo |
| Cow-Parsnip | n | Caddel, Cad-Weed, Clogweed, Eltrot, Limperscrimp |
| Cow-Parsnip, hollow stalk of | n | Vewer-Cow |
| Cow past calving age | n | Shadow-cow |
| Cow whose body is a different colour from its fore- and hindquarters | n | Poland |
| Cow, hornless | n | Springer |
| Cow, pregnant | n | Wride |
| Cow, spotted-faced | n | Crabbun, Yelding |
| Coward | n | Cluster |
| Cowberry | n | Hayward |
| Cowboy | n | Cow-Sharn, Shard, Sharn |
| Cow-dung | v | Scrune |
| Cower | n | Cow |
| Cowl of chimney | n | Wippul-Squip |
| Cow-Pasture | n | Vaccary |
| Cowpat | n | Plat |
| Cowshed | n | Boosing, Byre, Linhay |
| Cowslip | n | Crewel, Holrod, Paigle |
| Cowslip ball | adj | Tistytosty, Tosty |
| Coxcomb | n | Hackle |
| Coy | adj | Sizely |
| Crab | n | Patt |
| Crab-Apple | n | Bittersgall, Grab, Wilding |
| Crab, female | n | Coin |
| Crab, hermit | n | Counterfeit |
| Crab, thornback | n | Crabalorgin |
| Crack (1) | v/n | Craze |
| Crack (2) | n | Squinch |
| Crack (3) | v | Stin |
| Crack eggshell in hatching | v | Pip |
| Crack in ground caused by dry weather | n | Chaum |
| Cracked | adj | Aslat,Cracken |
| Cracked (of egg, just before hatching) | adj | Builded |
| Cracked, slightly | adj | Gettet |
| Crackle | v | Happer, Snapper |
| Crackling, pork | n | Crisp |
| Cram | v | Crig, Glit |
| Crammed | adj | Cragged |
| Cramp | n | Dthong |
| Cramped | adj | Cramp |
| Cramped | v | Crample |
| Cranberry | n | Whortleberry |
| Crane (for lifting) | n | Teagle |
| Crash | n | Crish |
| Crash around | v | Ramshackle |
| Cravat | n | Chin-bow-dash , Crumpler |
| Crawl | v | Scrawl |
| Crawling with | adj | Amove |
| Crazy for | adj | Mazy |
| Creak | v | Crake, Crowd, Scripet, Scroop, Sroopedee, Scroopet. Scruple. Scricele |
| Creaky | adj | Screechetty |
| Cream | n | Ream |
| Crease | n | Cram |
| Crease | v | Kibble-Cobble |
| Creased | adj | Wrapped |
| Creep | v | Creedle, Cribble, Crimble, Rizzle. Sowdle |
| Creep (of vines etc) | v | Rassle |
| Creeping | v | Creeplin |
| Creeping Bentgrass | phr | Orcheston Grass |
| Creeping Buttercup | n | Ram's-Claws |
| Creeping Saxifrage | n | Spider -Plant, Strawberry-Leaved Geranium |
| Creepy | adj | Crimp |
| Crepe | n | Grigger-Cake |
| Crept | v | Crope |
| Cress | n | Kerse |
| Crested | adj | Tappit |
| Crevice | n | Crimcram, Crink |
| Crib | n | Crub |
| Cricket | n | Kind |
| Cricket (insect) | n | Grig |
| Crikey | int | Crijarly, Crile, Crimany, Crimassy,Crouse |
| Crimson | adj | Curmson |
| Crimson trefoil | n | Napoleon |
| Crinkle (of cloth) | v | Cruddle |
| Crisp | adj | Crips |
| Croak | v | Crank, Cronk, Couk |
| Croak (of ravens) | v | Conk |
| Crockery | n | Cloam, Crockerty, Daffer |
| Crockery, broken | n | Panch, Panshard |
| Croft, small | n | Quillet |
| Crook used for holding saddlebags | n | Crub |
| Crooked | adj | Wee-Wow |
| Crop | v/n | Crip |
| Crop, spring | n | Shred |
| Crossbar | n | Barraquail |
| Crossbar of spade handle | n | Critch |
| Crossbar of harrow | n | Share |
| Cross-Beam | n | Thwart-Band |
| Cross-draining (of field) | v | Crucifixion |
| Cross-Eyed | adj | Twy-Eyed |
| Crossing | n | Skewt |
| Cross-Plough | v | Thwartle |
| Cross-section of haystack | n | Carf |
| Crosswise | adj | Antle-Beer, Sitchy-Wow |
| Crotch | n | Clitch |
| Crouch | v | Croopy, Cruckle, Hurkle |
| Crouched | adj | Acrouped |
| Crow (of cock) | v | Craw |
| Crowbar | n | Bar, Pinch |
| Crowd | v | Clunge, Gubby, Hive, Mampus, Ruck, Skonk |
| Crude | adj | Rudderish |
| Crude oil | n | Noah Flood |
| Crumb | n | Crany, Crim, Crimp, Croom, Crummet |
| Crumble | v | Mull |
| Crumble (of soil) | v | Mutter |
| Crumbly | adj | Mullum |
| Crumbly (of potatoes) | adj | Wallashy |
| Crumpet | n | Pikelet, Scrumple |
| Crumpled | adj | Liruppy, Wrappy |
| Crunch | v | Granch, Runch, Scrump |
| Crunch with teeth | v | Crump |
| Crupper | n | Cribber, Cripner |
| Crush | n | Cork, Crish, Drim, Dring, Drunge, Mollicrush, Pug, Scram, Scranch, Scrunge, Scruse, Scrush, Seg |
| Crush vermin | v | Squib |
| Crust | n | Croust, Crub, Curst |
| Crutch | n | Stulch |
| Cry (of baby) | v | Quich |
| Cry like startled chicken | v | Cawk |
| Cry of a bird or animal | n | Alarm |
| Cry signifying intent in marbles | int | Sweal |
| Cry used in marbles | int | Dubs |
| Cry-baby | n | Booby |
| Csll to oxen to come | int | Yowt |
| Cuckoo | n | Gawk, Gowk, Guckoo, Hobby |
| Cuckoo Flower | n | Nightingale Flower, Smicksmock |
| Cuckoo-Pint | n | Cocky-Baby |
| Cud | n | Quid |
| Cuddle | v | Kiddle |
| Cudgel | n | Kibbit, Plunt, Plymouth Cloak, Sweltry |
| Cudgel player | n | Gamester |
| Cudgel-play | v | Cudgelling |
| Cultivation | n | Tilth |
| Cumbersome | adj | Lumbersome, Lumping, Timbersome |
| Cunning (1) | n | Deepness |
| Cunning (2) | adj | Downy |
| Cup (of tea) | n | Shard |
| Cup, Squat | n | Squat-Cup |
| Cupboard door | n | Lid |
| Cupboard, corner | n | Buffet |
| Curd | n | Curdle |
| Curdle | v | Cruddle, Kern |
| Curdle (of milk) | v | Come |
| Curdled | adj | Motherish |
| Curds | n | Crids, Crud |
| Cure bacon | v | Procure |
| Cure-all | n | Pepble |
| Curl of hair | n | Curdle |
| Curmudgeon | n | Weed |
| Current | n | Curn |
| Curse | int | Rat |
| Curse you | int | Barnish You |
| Cursed | adj | Curst |
| Curt | adj | Scrap |
| Curtsey | v | Curchie, Move, Obedience, Shazzaas |
| Curve | n/v | Curb, Ramp |
| Curved | adj | Crub |
| Cushion, kneeling | n | Butt |
| Custard-apple | n | Costard |
| Custom | n | Usement |
| Custom of dividing up an estate among sons | n | Gavelkind |
| Cut | v | Kite. Shim |
| Cut brushwood off hedge | v | Barge |
| Cut corn down to stubble | v | Fag |
| Cut corn/beans/peas with a bagging hook | v | Bag |
| Cut of timber with bark still on | n | Scale |
| Cut roughly | v | Jagg |
| Cutlass | n | Cutlash |
| Cutting (of plant) | n | Gudgen |
| Cutting apart the fngers of Woodstock gloves | v | Flanching |
| Cutting from hedge | n | Standel |
| Cuttlefish | n | Pollysquiggle |
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