CRADLE—Fastened on to a corn scythe to place the corn ready for “shaffin.”
CRADDA-BIANS—When a chap’s seea lean ’at yan could fiddle on his ribs, then he’s a cradda-bians.
CRAFT—Cunning; deceit. Let’s hev nin o’ thi craft.
CREEL—To go about in a stealthy, sneaking way. Thoo needn’t creel aboot like that.
CREEL’D—Shrunken, starved. He liuks a peur creel’d setten on liuk.
CRUTCH—T’ pommel ov a side saddle.
CRUTLET—Crippled, decrepid, crooked.
CRACKAN—Boasting; praising.
CREEL—Cratch.
CROW-PEZ—T’ seed o’ t’ fitch.