CHECK-BRAT—T’ auld farrent uns wad wear a check brat, a bed-goon, cap, an’ clogs an’ be ivver seea smart an’ tidy e’ them.
CHEG, CHEGGLED, CHEGGLEN—These hes ta deea wi chowin.
CICELY—Sweet Cicely. Rabbit keepers knows what an’ whar it is. Crosby Ravensworth has been nooated for hundreds o’ years for it.
CLAG—Adhere. “Is it clag’d in?” “No,” sez t’ Cockney, “it’s gummed in.” An’ than we winkt an’ laffed.
CLAGGER—One who sticks to all he can is a clagger.
CLAMMING, CLAM—To suffer hunger.
CLAGGERAN—That’s hoo ye git up a rock, er a hoose side, when ye’ve neea stee.
CLAY-DAUBIN—A wo plaistered wi’ clay fer lime.
CLAP—Ther’s a clap o’ thunder, an’ some other sorts. Owt ’at’s set doon in a hurry is clapt doon.
CLEEATY—Ye know—Auld Cloven foot, doon below i’ t’ het spot.