CLINKS—Ye’ll find some on t’ fells.
CLIP—Condition. Ah’s a gay fair clip, that Ah is.
CLIP—A year’s wool crop. We’ve t’ last year clip i’ t’ granary yut.
CLIPPIN’—What cheer?—Oh, clippin’. A gay lish body gahs clippin’ aboot like a tweea year auld.
CLIPT ’UN—A newly shorn sheep. By gom he was off; he ran like a clipt ’un when he hard that.
CLIPT AN’ HEEL’D—E’ feiten fettle.
CLIPT DINMENT—A hauf-fed fellow.
CLUDDER—To get close together when it’s cold or lonely. T’ sheep cludders up when a dog gets among them.
CLUTHERS—In heaps, clusters.
CLOM’D-UP—Thirsty, dried up. We rowt amang that stoory lime and muck tell Ah was aboot clom’d up wi’ ’t.