CUFF—A cuff under t’ lug is nut siam thing as a collar to weear aroond yan’s shacle.
CUNN’D—Count rapidly. “And Wully cunn’d ower six score pund.”—Anderson.
CUSTARD—Coo pie, they co them i’ some spots, but coo tart is mair proper.
CUT-LUGS—Ther’s lots o’ things ’at caps cut-lugs, but what er wheea cut-lugs is caps me ta tell ye, but Ah’ve hard it said many a time ’at he capt Auld Harry.
CUNDERTH—Is whar t’ watter runs under a yat steed, er a rooad; it’s a culvert.
CUSH-MAN, CUSH-BARN—Fullins up. Cush man! but thoo is a gurt ninny-hammer. Cush barn! I is wet. An’ seea on.
CUSH—What fooak shout when they want ta tell t’ kye ta come an’ be milked.
CUTTERAN—Talkin’ in loodish whisper an’ nivver givin’ ower. They’re allus cutteran yan tull anudder; Ah mak nowt ont ato, barn.
CUTTY—A lal cutty bit o’ owt means nut ower mich.
CURR—To crouch. He was curren doon when Ah saw him.