Caa | v | Caw |
Cab | n | Sticky mass |
Cabbage | v | Steal |
Cack (1) | n | Boot, child's |
Cack (2) | n | Dung |
Cackle | n | Chatter, idle |
Cad | n | Runt of litter |
Caddel | n | Cow-parsnip |
Caddle (1) | n | Disarray |
Caddle (2) | v | Repair |
Caddlesome | adj | Troublesome |
Caddling | adj | Uncertain (of weather) |
Caddly | adj | Uncertain (of weather) |
Caddy | n | Caddis-worm |
Caddy-Ball | n | Tennis ball |
Cade | adj | Spoilt (of child) |
Cader | n | Rod rest for anglers |
Cadlock | n | White mustard |
Cadock | n | Bludgeon |
Cad-Bait | n | Caddis-worm |
Cad-Weed | n | Cow parsnip |
Cafender | n | Carpenter |
Cafendery | v | Carpentry, practice |
Caffin | n | Long-tailed tit |
Cag (1) | n | Keg |
Cag (2) | n | Carrion |
Cag (3) | v | Annoy |
Cagery | adj | Tricky |
Cag-Mag | n | Quarrelsome person |
Cain-And-Abel | n | Columbine |
Cake | n | Layer of hay cut from rick |
Calcalary | n | Lady's slipper (plant) |
Caleer | v | Frolic |
Calfy | n | Simpleton |
Calk | n | Cork |
Call Home | v | Remember |
Callards | n | Cabbage |
Callenge | v | Challenge |
Callis-stone | n | Grit used to sharpen knives |
Callow | n | Bare (of land) |
Callus | adj | Calloused |
Callyvan (1) | n | Bird-trap |
Callyvan (2) | n | Caravan |
Calve | v | Inherit |
Cam | adj | Off-kilter |
Cam Ewes | n | Seagulls |
Camber | n | Dock |
Camel | n | Convex diversion from a straight line |
Camel-backed | adj | Convex |
Camil | n | Camomile |
Camlet | n | Cloth, woollen |
Cammock | n | Rest-harrow |
Camp-Shot | n | Wood shoring up the banks of the Thames |
Canary | n | Plantain |
Cander | adv | Yonder |
Cane | n | Polecat |
Cangle | n/v | Tangle |
Caniffle | v | Flatter |
Cank (1) | n | Chatter, idle |
Cank (2) | v | Conquer |
Cankered | adj | Infected (of wound) |
Cankerroon | n | Toadstool |
Cannel | n | Barrel-tap |
Canon Bread | n | Bread given to the Alderman of Exeter as an allowance |
Canoodle | n | Donkey |
Canstick | n | Candlestick |
Cant (1) | n | Gossip |
Cant (2) | n | Slice |
Cantle | n | Slice |
Cantlebone | n | Collarbone |
Capadosha | adj | Superior |
Caping | n | Coping (of building) |
Capel (1) | n | Loop connecting the two parts of a flail |
Capel (2) | n | stone composed of quartz, schorl, and hornblende, more frequently accompanying tin than copper ores |
Caper | n | Gopher spurge |
Capical | adj | Capital |
Capital Well | adv | Very well |
Caplin | n | Loop connecting the two parts of a flail |
Capon | n | Long-tailed tit |
Cappel-faced | adj | White-faced, spotted with red or dun (of cattle) |
Capper (1) | n | Mystery |
Capper (2) | n | Head |
Capsize | v | Walk a barrel or other heavy object |
Captain | n | Foreman |
Car | n | Carriage |
Carr | v | Carry |
Caraway | n | Apple, variety of |
Carcase | n | Body, living |
Care | n | Mountain ash |
Carf | n | Cross-section of haystack |
Cark | n | Anxiety |
Carlock | n | White mustard |
Carlock-Cups | n | Buttercup |
Carmantree | n | Chassis |
Carney | v | Wheedle |
Carnation-Grass | n | Tufted grass |
Carpenter's herb | n | Heal-all |
Carrion, box of | n | Corpse |
Carriter | n | Character |
Carrot-poll | n | Redhead |
Carter | n | Stable-master (on farm) |
Carvey | n | Caraway |
Casar | n | Seive for winnowing corn |
Cascade | v | Vomit |
Case | v | Winnow corn |
Casiers | n | Sleeves, wide |
Casion | n | Occasion |
Cass | n | Spar used in thatching |
Cassock | n | Couch-grass |
Cast | n | Cask |
Casting | n | Plum, small |
Castle | n | Marbles (game) |
Catch Up (1) | n | Coccyx |
Catch Up (2) | v | Relight fire |
Catch | n | Water-meadow |
Catcher | n | Catch of gate |
Catching-pen | adj | Lame |
Catching (1) | n | Sheep pen |
Catching (2) | adj | Uncertain (of weather) |
Catchy | adj | Uncertain (of weather) |
Catch-Land | n | Common land |
Catechize | v | Chastise |
Cater-wise | adj | Catty-corner |
Caterpillar | n | Cockchafer |
Cater-Cousins | n | Friends, close |
Cather | n | Hemp |
Caton | n | Long-tailed tit |
Cattan | n | Loop connecting the two parts of a flail |
Cattern | n | St Catherine's Day |
Catter-Waul | v | Court |
Cattikeyns | n | Samaras |
Cattle-folk | n | Dairy farmers |
Catty-ball | n | Ball, child's |
Cat-A-Mountain | n | Ratbag |
Cat-Gallows | n | Hurdle (sports) |
Cauch | n | Mess |
Cauchery | n | Medicine |
Cauk | n | Scarecrow |
Cause | n | Footpath |
Cavaldry | n | Cavalry |
Cave (1) | n | Tomb |
Cave (2) | n | Fir cone |
Cave (3) | v | Winnow corn |
Cavil (1) | v | Argue |
Cavil (2) | n | Chaff |
Cavings | n | Chaff |
Caw | n | Fool |
Cawk | v | Cry like startled chicken |
Cawkey | adj | Touchy |
Cawking | adj | Awkward |
Cawney | n | Idiot |
Caxey | n | Coriander |
Censure | n | Judgement |
Centry | n | Bog pimpernel |
Certain Sure | adv | Certain |
Cess (1) | n | Tax, local |
Cess (2) | n | Success |
Cess (3) | v | Form drops (of water) |
Cess (4) | int. v | Eat (order given to dogs) |
Cess (5) | n | Layer |
Ch | pron | I (before vowel) |
Chack | v | Thirsty |
Chackle | v | Chatter |
Chacks | n | Cheeks |
Chaffinger | n | Dragonfly |
Chain | n | Warp (in weaving) |
Chaity | adj | Neat (of person) |
Chalker | n | Marble made of chalk |
Chall | n | Bit for horse |
Cham | v | Chew |
Chamcider | n | Sedge warbler |
Chammer | v | Chatter |
Chammish | adj | Awkward |
Champ | n | Scold |
Champer | n | Chamfer |
Champer | n | Tool used in threshing barley |
Champeron | n | St George's mushroom |
Chanchider | n | Sedge warbler |
Chandler's Cut | n | Flank steak |
Chanker | n | Chink |
Chanks | n | Cheeks, pig's |
Channel | n | Ditch |
Channel-Goose | n | Gannet |
Channest | n | Challenge |
Channy | n | Sedge warbler |
Chap | n | Farm labourer |
Chark | n | Charcoal |
Charky | adj | Lumpy |
Charming | adj | Healthy |
Chase-Row | n | Hedgerow |
Chass | v | Herd sheep |
Chastise | v | Accuse |
Chat (1) | n | Twig |
Chat (2) | n | Wheatear |
Chat (3) | n | Child |
Chat (4) | n | Kitten |
Chauk | n | Jackdaw |
Chaum | n | Crack in ground caused by dry weather |
Chaunce | v | Cheat |
Chaunt | v | Annoy |
Chavish | n | Commotion |
Chaw | n | Appetite |
Chawdaw | n | Chaffinch |
Chawdon | n | Chitterlings |
Chawl | n | Cheeks, pig's |
Cheat | n | Shirt front, loose |
Cheat | n | Bearded darnel |
Cheatery | n | Cheating |
Checker | n | Draughts |
Cheddies | n | Potatoes |
Cheep | n/v | Whisper |
Chelp | v | Chirp |
Chemis | v | Treat medically |
Cherry | adj | Ruddy |
Cherry-Curds | n | First milk drawn from a cow after calving |
Chesle-Money | n | Coins, Roman |
Chess | n | Rows of corn in an ear |
Chessaroon | n | Toadstool |
Chestlecrumb | n | Dormouse |
Cheverel | n | Goldfinch |
Chevy | v | Chase |
Chewery | adj | Sour |
Chib | n | Shoot of potato |
Chibbole | n | Spring onion |
Chickell | n | Wheatear |
Chicket | n | Dormer window |
Chicket | adj | Cheerful |
Chickny-Weed | n | Chickweed |
Chid | n | Ewe, young |
Chide | adj | Chiding |
Chill | n | Child |
Chil-Bladder | n | Chilblain |
Childag | n | Chilblain |
Childern | n | Children |
Children of Israel | n | Bellflower |
Chill | v | Warm (of liquid) |
Chimble | v | Nibble |
Chime | n | Barrel-end |
Chimp | v | Germinate |
Chim-Cham | v | Waffle |
Chin-bow-dash | n | Cravat |
Chin-stay | n | Chinstrap |
Chine (1) | n | Spine |
Chine (2) | n | Gully |
Chink (1) | n | Chaffinch |
Chink (2) | n | Prison |
Chinkers | n | Fissures |
Chip (1) | n | Part of a plough to which the share is fastened |
Chip (2) | v | Butt in |
Chipper | v | Chatter |
Chipping | n | Market |
Chippings | n | Gravel |
Chiselly | n | Gritty |
Chissel-Bob | b | Woodlouse |
Chissocked | adj | Congested (of chest) |
Chissom | n | Shoot of potato |
Chit (1) | n | Shoot of potato |
Chit (2) | n | Third swarm of bees from one hive |
Chitchat | n | Mountain ash |
Chitter | v | Chatter |
Chivvels | n | Spring onion |
Chivy | n | Chaffinch |
Chobble | v | Chew |
Chock | n | Wedge |
Chockle | v | Cackle |
Chocky | adj | Dry (of food) |
Chock-Teeth | n | Molars |
Chog | n | Log |
Choice | adj | Fastidious |
Choice And Cheep | n | Chiff-chaff |
Choke-dog | n | Cheese, hard |
Choke-ills | n | Tonsilitis |
Choke-sparrow | n | Wheat, bearded |
Choke (1) | n | Mistake (in country dance) |
Choke (2) | n | Twist at the end of a straw-bind |
Choller | n | Double chin |
Choogey | n | Pig, child's name for |
Chook | int | Call to pigs |
Chopstick | n | Peasant |
Chop | v | Thrust |
Choppekin | n | Pig's cheek |
Chopper | n | Pig's cheek |
Chough | n | Jackdaw |
Chounting | ppl | Taunting |
Chower | n | Mess |
Chowl | n | Log |
Chowter (1) | n | Fishmonger, female |
Chowter (2) | v | Grumble |
Christ-Cross | n | Mark of person unabe to sign their name |
Chrismer | n | Sickly child |
Christian | n | Human |
Christling | n | Damson |
Chubble-Headed | adj | Foolish |
Chubby | n | Hedge sparrow |
Chubby-Head | n | Lamprey |
Chuck (1) | int | Call to pigs |
Chuck (2) | n | Throat |
Chuck (2) | n | Log |
Chuckley | adj | Adulterated (of bread) |
Chucks | n | Pinched grains of wheat in the husk |
Chucky | adj | Cherry red |
Chucky-Cheese | n | Mallow seeds |
Chuck-Full | adj | Brim-full |
Chuff (1) | adj | Bad-tempered |
Chuff (2) | adj | Chubby |
Chuff (3) | adj | Chuffed |
Chug | int | Call to pigs |
Chum | adj | Surly |
Chump | v | Eat noisily |
Chump-Head | n | Idiot |
Chun | n | Woman, worthless |
Chunk | n | Tree-stump |
Churchman | n | Reader in church |
Churchwarden | n | Cormorant |
Church-Hay | n | Churchyard |
Church-Litten | n | Churchyard |
Churk | n | Udder |
Churlick | n | Charlock |
Churly | adj | Rough |
Churm | n/v | Churn |
Churn-Owl | n | Nightjar |
Chuter | v | Flatter |
Cider-cheese | n | Solid matter left in cider jar |
Cider-gear | n | Cider-making apparatus |
Cider-hairs | n | Hair-cloth for straining cider must |
Cider-horsing | n | Stands for cider casks |
Cider-kin | n | Washings after th best cider is made |
Cider-muck | n | Refuse from cider press |
Cider-pound | n | Cider press |
Cider-wine | n | Cider with added sugar and spices |
Cider-wring | n | Cider press |
Civil | adj | Good-natured (of animals) |
Clacker | n | Rattle |
Clacket | n | Racket |
Clacket-Hole | n | Placket-hole |
Clad | n | Clod |
Clam (1) | v | Starve |
Clam (2) | n | Pit |
Clam (3) | v | Peal |
Clam (4) | n | Bridge made from plank or log |
Clam (5) | v | Smear |
Clammer | n | Tongue |
Clammer | v | Clamber |
Clamp | n | Heater of box-iron |
Clamp | n | Footstep, heavy |
Clamper | n | Difficulty |
Clapered | adj | Bedraggled |
Clappaty | adv | Limping |
Clapper (1) | n | Bridge made from plank or log |
Clapper (2) | n | Rabbit hole |
Clapperclaw (1) | v | Maul |
Clapperclaw (2) | v | Scold |
Clapse | n/v | Clasp |
Clarent (1) | adj | Smooth (of timber) |
Clarent (2) | adj | Skinny |
Clash | n | Grain (of wood) |
Clat (1) | adj | Cold |
Clat (2) | n | Clout |
Clat (3) | n | Swearing |
Clathers | n | Clothes |
Clatter | n | Moraine, granite |
Clatty | adj | In large clods (of earth) |
Claut | n | Marsh marigold |
Clavel | n | Lintel |
Claver | n | Clover |
Claw-ill | n | Ulcer in the feet of cattle |
Clay | n | Tremor |
Clayen | adj | Clay, made of |
Cleachers | n | Layers of hedge |
Cleaning | n | Placenta of livestock |
Clearings | n | Apples left over after harvest |
Cleaty | adj | Clammy |
Cleavers | n | Goose-grass |
Clecky | adj | Enfeebled |
Cledgy | adj | Clayey (of soil) |
Cleeve | n | Steep side of a hill |
Clef | n | Handful of hay |
Cleft | n | Blacksmith's tool for cutting iron |
Clefty | adj | Steep |
Clem | n | St Clement's Day festival |
Clent | v | Clinch (nails) |
Clevis | n | U-shaped piece of iron which attaches the foot-pin of a plough to the bodkin |
Clew | n | Coil of rope |
Clib | v | Adhere |
Click (1) | v | Become ill |
Click (2) | adj | Completely |
Click (3) | adj | Left |
Clicker | n | Tongue |
Click-Bed | n | Hopscotch |
Cliders | n | Goose-grass |
Clidgy | n | Toffee, treacle |
Climmer | v | Climb |
Climmy | adj | Clammy |
Clinchingnet | n | Net, fishing |
Clink (1) | v | Fake-limp |
Clink (2) | n | Calf-muscles |
Clinker | n | Icicle |
Clinket | n | Hoof-mark |
Clinking | adj | Excellent |
Clint | v | Clinch (nails) |
Clipper | n/v | Knock |
Clipse | n/v | Clasp |
Clit | V | Tangle |
Clitch (1) | v | Clutch |
Clitch (2) | n | Crotch |
Clite | n | Goose-grass |
Clitter | n | Moraine, granite |
Clitterclatter | int | Clip-clop |
Clivan | n | Bird trap |
Cliver | n | Goose-grass |
Cliver and Shiver | adv | Totally |
Clize | n | Water valve |
Cloam | n | Crockery |
Clob | n | Peat-earth |
Clock (1) | v | Gurgle (of water) |
Clock (2) | n | Cockchafer |
Clodpole | n | Buffoon |
Cloddy | adj | Heavy-set |
Clodge | n | Clay, lump of |
Clodgy | adj | Plump |
Clog | n | Restraint for animal |
Cloggy | adj | Waterlogged |
Clogweed | n | Cow-parsnip |
Cloichy | adj | Sticky |
Clomber | v | Clamber |
Clonker | n | Icicle |
Clop (1) | v | Limp |
Clop (2) | v | Use |
Closh | n | Dutchman |
Clost | adv | Close |
Closure | n | Clincher (in argument) |
Clothen | adj | Cloth, made of |
Cloty | adj | Covered with water-lilies (of stream) |
Clot-Head | n | Fool |
Clouted | n | Clotted (of cream) |
Clover-Lay | n | Clover-field, former |
Clove-Gilawfer | n | Clove-pink |
Clow (1) | n | Claw |
Clow (2) | n | Sluice-gate |
Clowe | n | Haystack |
Club-walk | n | Annual festival of friendly society |
Clubby (1) | adj | Sturdy |
Clubby (2) | adj | Sticky |
Cludgy (1) | adj | Sturdy |
Cludgy (2) | adj | Sticky |
Clum (1) | v | Manhandle |
Clum (2) | v | Rake peat |
Clum (3) | v | Clutches |
Clum (4) | n | Peat-rake |
Clum (5) | n | Peat-cake |
Clumpet | n | Clod of earth |
Clumput | v | Stamp around noisily |
Clunchy | adj | Clumsy |
Clunge | v | Crowd |
Clunk | v | Swallow |
Clunt | v | Swallow |
Cluster | n | Cowberry |
Clut | ppl | Glutted |
Clutch | n | Common knotgrass |
Clutched hen | n | Hen sitting on eggs |
Clutters | n | Part of the tackling of a plough |
Cluttersome | adj | Blustery |
Cluttery | adj | Rainy |
Clutter-Headed | adj | Stupid |
Cly | sb | Goose-grass |
Clyse (1) | n | Enclosure, animal |
Clyse (2) | n | Floodgate |
Clyten | adj | Sickly |
Clytey | adj | Diseased |
Co | int | Cor |
Coaching | v | Drinking beer in the harvest fields |
Coad | adj | Diseased (of sheep) |
Coaly | v | Blacken |
Coal-Hood | n | Bullfinch |
Coal-Varty | v | Warm a bed |
Coander | n | Corner |
Coast | v | Fly (of hawk) |
Coath | n | Sheep-rot |
Coathy | adj | Diseased (of sheep) |
Cobb (1) | n | Common gull |
Cobb (2) | n | Harbour |
Cobb (3) | n | Mixture of straw, lime, gravel and clay, used as a building material |
Cob.Irons | n | Andirons |
Cobbler | n | Turkey (bird) |
Cobby | adj | Cob-like (of horse) |
Cock | n | Haystack |
Cockagee | n | Cider apple, variety of |
Cocked | adj | Drunk |
Cockeltybread | n | Children's game |
Cocker (1) | n | Cock-fighter |
Cocker (2) | v | Pamper |
Cocker (3) | n | Light plough-horse |
Cockernony | n | Cock's egg, from which a cockatrice is hatched |
Cockle (1) | n | Ripple |
Cockle (2) | v | Totter |
Cockle-Shell | n | Snail shell |
Cocks | n | Cockles |
Cocksheddle | v | Somersault |
Cocky (1) | n | Smart young man |
Cocky (2) | v | Startle (of horse) |
Cocky-Baby | n | Cuckoo-pint |
Cocky-Warny | n | Leapfrog |
Cock-Anterbury Seed | n | Picrotoxin |
Cock-Bell | n | Icicle |
Cock-Horse | n | Side-saddle |
Cock-Light | n | Daybreak |
Cock-Loft | n | Garret |
Cock-Shut | n | Path cut through woodland for woodcocks to fly through |
Cod (1) | n | Seed-pod |
Cod (2) | n | Middle of a sickle blade |
Coddle | n | Stew |
Coddle-Farting | v | Fussing |
Codgel | n | Pig's cheek |
Cawzer | n | Shoemaker |
Codlings-And-Cream | n | Great hairy willow-herb |
Codlins | n | Great hairy willow-herb |
Codnogger | n | Gossip |
Coe | n | Sheep-rot |
Coep | n | Quart jug |
Coffer | n | Chest |
Coggy | n | Squirrel |
Coglers | n | Pot-hooks |
Coil (1) | n | Flock of teal |
Coil (2) | v | Stack hay |
Coilers | v | Breeching of harness |
Coin (1) | n | Corner |
Coin (2) | n | Crab, female |
Coit | v | Throw |
Coke | v | Make charcoal |
Cokers | v | Reapers |
Colbern | n | Carriage, covered |
Colbrand | n | Smut in wheat |
Colder | n | Cooler, blacksmith's |
Cole | n | Cabbage |
Coll | v | Embrace |
Colley (1) | n | Coal-dust |
Colley (2) | n | Blackbird |
Colley (3) | n | Collar |
Collared-zouse | n | Brawn |
Collet | n | Colewort |
Collogue | v | Conspire |
Collop | n | Bacon rasher |
Colly-strawker | n | Milker |
Collyfodger | n | Dandy |
Collywobble | adj | Uneven |
Colour | n | Flag |
Colouring | n | Annato |
Colt | n | Landslip |
Coltree | adj | Playful |
Colt-Pixy | n | Pixy in the shape of a horse |
Comb | n | Mallet |
Combe | n | Valley |
Combing-straw | n | Thatch |
Come | v | Curdle (of milk) |
Comeling | n | Stray |
Comfable | n | Comforter |
Comfort | n | Sweetmeat |
Comfortable | adj | Pleasant |
Comfortable stuff | n | Liquor, Medicinal |
Comical | adj | Odd |
Coming To | n | Entrance |
Comings In | n | Income |
Commandement | n | Command |
Commerce | n | Communication |
Commony | n | Marble made of coloured clay |
Company-keeper | n | Lady-in-waiting |
Compare | n | Comparison |
Composture | n | Composition |
Con | v | Knock |
Conceit | v | Imagine |
Conder | adv | Yonder |
Condick | n | Conduit |
Condiddle | v | Steal |
Condudle | n | Conceit |
Coney | n | Rabbit |
Cone-Wheat | n | Wheat, bearded |
Confound | v | Wear out |
Conger-Eels | n | Ammonites |
Conjobbe | v | Repair ineptly |
Conjuring | v | Entertainment |
Conk (1) | n | Nose |
Conk (2) | v | Croak (of ravens) |
Conker | n | Snail shell |
Conkerbell | n | Icicle |
Conners | n | Fish, bottom-feeding |
Conster | v | Understand |
Contain | v | Restrain |
Contraption | n | Belongings |
Contry | adj | Contrary |
Conveniency | n | Convenience |
Convoy | v | Escort |
Conyger | n | Rabbit warren |
Cooch and Corner | n | Nook and cranny |
Cooche | adj | Left-handed |
Coochy | adj | Left-handed |
Cook (1) | v | Kill |
Cook (2) | v | Throw |
Cook pot | v | Cook |
Cook-Stool | n | Ducking stool |
Coolder | adj | Cooler |
Cooler | n | Tub in which malt liquor is cooled |
Coolthe | n | Coolness |
Coom | n | Grease, congealed |
Coop | n/v | Stitch |
Cooper | v | Injure |
Coopy-House | n | House,small |
Coor | n | Shift, miners' |
Coose | n/v | Gossip |
Cooted | adj | Slanted |
Cooten | n | Idiot |
Cooten | v | Squirm |
Coo-Ter | v | Coo (of pigeon) |
Cop | v | Throw |
Coper | n | Horse-dealer |
Cope (1) | v | Defeat |
Cope (2) | v | Muzzle |
Copings | n | Wheat left in seive during winnowing |
Copper-finch | n | Chaffinch |
Coppery | adj | Costly |
Copper-Clouts | n | Gaiters |
Coppie | n | Chicken |
Copse (1) | n | Tuft of grass |
Copse (2) | n | Iron in harness by which foot-chain is attached to bodkin |
Copy of your countenance | n | Deception |
Copy-Loaf | n | Dumpling, large |
Corbett | n | Tub used for salting meat |
Cored | adj | Satiated |
Cork, save a | v | Invite a neighbour to share a beer before corking the keg |
Cork | n | Crush |
Corky | adj | Irritable |
Cormous | adj | Hungry |
Cornder | n | Corner |
Cornish Jack | n | Chough |
Cornish | v | Use one glass or pipe among several in turns |
Corniwillen | n | Lapwing |
Cornobble | v | Hit on head |
Cornoral-Oath | n | Oath, coroner's |
Coronel | n | Garland |
Corpel | n | Corporal |
Corrosy | n | Vendetta |
Corts | n | Carrots |
Cosset | adj | Hand-reared |
Cost | n | Corpse |
Costard | n | Custard-apple |
Costrel | n | Bottle, wooden |
Cotchel | n | Odd quantity of grain |
Cote | n | Enclosure, hillside |
Cothish | adj | Sickly |
Cotswold Barley, It's as long coming in as | phr | Slow but sure |
Cotton-love | n | Love, Platonic |
Cotton (1) | v | Thrash |
Cotton (2) | n | Bond |
Couk | v | Croak |
Counter-jumper | n | Draper's assistant |
Counterfeit | n | Crab, hermit |
Coup | n | Basket requiring two people to carry |
Courage | adj | Courageous |
Courant | n/v | Romp |
Courtledge | n | Outbuildings |
Courtship and matrimony | v | Rubbing the hand up and down the face |
Cove | adj | Hollow |
Covel-stick | n | Pole put through the handles of a COUP (qv) |
Coven-Tree | n | Mealy guelder-rose |
Cow | n | Cowl of chimney |
Cowell | n | Fish-basket |
Cowerd | adj | Raw (of milk) |
Cowing | v | Milking |
Cowl | n | Tub, large |
Cowowing | v | Cawing of rooks |
Cow-Sharn | n | Cow-dung |
Coxy | n | Cocky |
Coy | n | Decoy (in duck hunting) |
Coy-Duck | n | Decoy (in duck hunting) |
Co-Hobe | int | Call for sheep or cattle |
Crab-stock | n | Wild apple trees on which apples are grafted |
Crab-wort | n | Cider, sour |
Crabalorgin | n | Crab, thornback |
Crabbun | n | Coward |
Cracken | adj | Cracked |
Crackil | n | Wren |
Cracky | n | Wren |
Cragged | adj | Crammed |
Craiky | adj | Decrepit |
Crak | n | Skillet |
Crake (1) | v | Grumble |
Crake (2) | v | Creak |
Cram | n | Crease |
Crammons | n | Pigswill |
Cramp-bone | n | Sheep's knuckle |
Cramp (1) | n | Iron, bent |
Cramp (2) | n | Cake, poor-quality |
Cramp (3) | adj | Cramped |
Crample | v | Cramped |
Crams | n | Whims |
Crancum | n | Prank |
Crandum | n | Throat |
Crank (1) | n | Branch, dead |
Crank (2) | v | Croak |
Cranky | adj | Merry |
Crankety | adj | Bad-tempered |
Crannock | n | Furze |
Crany (1) | n | Crumb |
Crany (2) | adj | Miserly |
Crap | v | Snap |
Crappet (1) | adj | Intelligent |
Crappet (2) | adj | Scanty |
Crass | adj | Bad-tempered |
Cratch | n | Hook, thatcher's |
Crave | v | Lay claim to |
Cravel | n | Clavel |
Cravidge | int | Word used in games to indicate that the person is out of the game |
Craw | v | Crow (of cock) |
Craze | v/n | Crack |
Crazy | n | Buttercup |
Creamy-faced | adj | Pale-faced |
Crease (1) | n | Roof-tile |
Crease (2) | v | Increase |
Cree | int | Stop play |
Creech | v | Screech |
Creed | n | Duckweed |
Creedle | v | Creep |
Creem | v | Squeeze |
Creen | v | Whinge |
Creeny | adj | Tiny |
Creep | v | Drag for submerged contraband |
Creeper (1) | n | Maggot |
Creeper (2) | n | Grapnel |
Creeplin | v | Creeping |
Creepy-Crawly | adv | Twilight |
Creesy-Creesy | n | Buttercup |
Creeve | v | Choose a partner in a game |
Creeze | adj | Dainty |
Cress | n | Ridge-tile |
Cresset | n | Water figwort |
Cresshawk | n | Kestrel |
Creusle | v | Grumble |
Crew | n | Tang of scythe-blade |
Crewe | n | Pen (for livestock) |
Crewdling | adj | Slow-witted |
Crewel (1) | n | Threads used in needlework |
Crewel (2) | n | Cowslip |
Crewnt | v | Grumble |
Crib | n | Snack |
Cribber (1) | n | Horse that gnaws the manger |
Cribber (2) | n | Crupper |
Cribble | v | Creep |
Cribbles | n | Onions |
Crick (1) | n | Delusion |
Crick (2) | n | Noise, sudden |
Crick (3) | n | Nook |
Cricket | n | Stool |
Crickle | v | Knuckle under |
Crickling | n | Apple, prematurely ripe |
Cricks | n | Hedgewood, dry |
Criddlin Pudden | n | White pudding |
Crids | n | Curds |
Crig | v | Cram |
Crijarly | int | Crikey |
Crile | int | Crikey |
Crim | n | Crumb |
Crimany | int | Crikey |
Crimassy | int | Crikey |
Crimble | v | Creep |
Crimcram | n | Crevice |
Crime | n | Gossip |
Crimp | n | Crumb |
Crimp | adj | Creepy |
Crinch | n | Morsel |
Cringle | v | Fasten gate with a rope |
Cring-Crankum | adj | Twisty |
Crink (1) | n | Crevice |
Crink (2) | n | Apple, small sweet |
Crinks and cranks | n | Gobbledegook |
Crinkling | n | Apple, small sweet |
Crinkum-Crankum | n | Gadget |
Crint | v | Grunt |
Crip | v/n | Crop |
Cripner | n | Crupper |
Cripping | n | Harness worn by fore-horse |
Cripple | v | Hobble |
Crips | adj | Crisp |
Crish (1) | v | Crush |
Crish (2) | n | Crash |
Crisp | n | Crackling, pork |
Crissle | n | Gristle |
Critch (1) | n | Vessel, earthenware |
Critch (2) | n | Limestone |
Critch (3) | n | Crossbar of a spade handle |
Critical | adj | Dangerous |
Crittens | n | Meat, small pieces of strained from lard |
Croach | v | Encroach |
Croak | v | Die |
Croaky | adj | Sickly (of plant) |
Crock | n | Horse, old |
Crockerty | n | Crockery |
Crockery-Bread | n | Game, childrens |
Crocket | n | Point of a stag's horn |
Crocodile | n | Holly |
Croddy | n | Feat, daring |
Cronk | v | Croak |
Crony | v | Gossip |
Croodle | v | Coo like a dove |
Crook | n | Satan |
Croom | n | Crumb |
Croon | v | Whine |
Croop | v | Rake |
Croopy | v | Crouch |
Croosle | v | Whine |
Croots | n | Dog food |
Crope | v | Crept |
Croping | adj | Miserly |
Crouch | n | Wrinkle |
Crounder | n | Corner |
Crouse | int | Crikey |
Croust | n | Crust |
Crousty | adj | Grouchy |
Crow (1) | n | Fatty tissue around pig's liver |
Crow (2) | n/v | Claim |
Crowd (1) | n | Fiddle |
Crowd (2) | v | Creak |
Crowdy (1) | n | Turnover (pie) |
Crowdy (2) | n | Fiddle |
Crowdy (3) | n | Pig's head soup |
Crown | v | Coroner's inquest, hold a |
Crownation | n | Coronation |
Croze | n | Scalpel, cooper's |
Crub (1) | n | Crust |
Crub (2) | n | Crook used for holding saddlebags |
Crub (3) | n | Crib |
Crub (4) | adj | Curved |
Crucifixion | v | Cross-draining (of field) |
Cruckle | v | Crouch |
Crud | n | Curds |
Cruddle (1) | v | Curdle |
Cruddle (2) | v | Crinkle (of cloth) |
Cruel | adj | Dreadful |
Crumbs, pick up one's | v | Improve in health |
Crumble | n | Morsel |
Crummet | n | Crumb |
Crummy (1) | adj | Jolly |
Crummy (2) | adj | Plump |
Crump (1) | v | Crunch with teeth |
Crump (2) | adj | Hunchbacked |
Crumple-lily | n | Tiger lily |
Crumpled | adj | Twisted |
Crumpler | n | Cravat |
Crumpling | n | Apple, small and wrinkled |
Crumply | adj | Wrinked |
Crunch | n | Morsel |
Crundel | n | Ravine |
Crundles | n | Lymph-nodes, swollen |
Crunshon | n | Morsel |
Crup | n | Ginger biscuit |
Crutlins | n | Meat, small pieces of strained from lard |
Cry | int | Surprise, exclamation of |
Crymaces | int | Surprise, exclamation of |
Crystals | n | Damsons |
Cra-Ler (1) | v | Swarm |
Cra-Ler (2) | v | Infest |
Cub | n | Trough |
Cubadee | n | Chick |
Cuckle | n | Burdock fruit |
Cuckold | n | Burdock fruit |
Cucumbers | n | Yellow iris, seed vessels of |
Cud | adj | Comfortable |
Cuddickwaay | int | Come this way (to horse) |
Cuddley | n | Wren |
Cuddly | n | Calf |
Cuddy (1) | n | Workmate |
Cuddy (2) | n | Wren |
Cudgelling | v | Cudgel-play |
Cue | n | Shoe of ox |
Cuff | v | Pour |
Cuit | n | Edible |
Culch | n | Rubbish |
Cull | n | European Bullhead |
Cullack | n | Onion |
Culm | n | Nutty slack |
Culver | n | Woodpigeon |
Culverkey | n | Bluebell |
Culvers | n | Bluebell |
Cumberment | n | Encumbrance |
Cummy | n | Bread, stale |
Cunie | n | Algae |
Cunniffle | v | Dissemble |
Cunny-fingered | n | With thumb bent into fist to shoot marbles |
Cupboard, so lew as a | phr | Sheltered |
Cup-Shaky | adj | Apt to splinter into ircular pieces (of wood) |
Curb | n/v | Curve |
Curchie | v | Curtsey |
Curdle (1) | n | Curd |
Curdle (2) | n | Curl of hair |
Curdles | n | Mumps |
Curflummox | adj | Heavy (of fall) |
Curious | adj | Dainty |
Curlick | n | Mustard, wild |
Curly-buttons | n | Woodlice |
Curmson | adj | Crimson |
Curn | n | Current |
Curr | n | Goldeneye |
Current-Money | n | Shilling given to bind a bargain |
Curridge | v | Encourage |
Curry | n | Wagon, rough |
Curry-Pig | n | Suckling pig |
Curst (1) | n | Crust |
Curst (2) | adj | Cursed |
Cusey | v | Exchange |
Cushat | n | Woodpigeon |
Cushion-dance | n | Country dance, type of |
Cushion-thumper | n | Preacher, Methodist |
Cusnation | adj | Gosh-darned |
Cussen up | v | Train |
Cussin-day | n | Ash Wednesday |
Cussin-service | n | Ash Wednesday, liturgy of |
Custis | n | Paddle (used by schooleachers for corporal punishment) |
Customary | adj | Chartered (of land) |
Cute | adj | Sharp-witted |
Cutlash | n | Cutlass |
Cutlegs | n | Shin-kicking |
Cutlings | n | Oatmeal |
Cutted | adj | Rude |
Cutter | n | Combine harvester |
Cutter | v | Whisper |
Cutter-Lug | n | Bar used to suspend pot over hearth |
Cutting-knife | n | Knife used for mowing hay |
Cutty (1) | n | Pipe, clay |
Cutty (2) | n | Wren |
Cutty (3) | n | Hobgoblin |
Cymblin | n | Simnel cake |