Chukke, v.; Chukketh, pr. s. clucks, B 4372.
Chyde, v. chide, 3. 937; T. iii. 1433; F 776; complain, F 650; reproach, T. v. 1093; Chyden, v. I 201; Chiden, ger. to chide, blame, B 4541; Chit, pr. s. chides, scolds, G 921; Chidde, 1 pt. s. chid, D 223; pt. s. made complaint, A 3999; Chydeth, imp. pl. reprove, D 1824.
Chydester, s. (female) scold, E 1535.
Chydinges, pl. scoldings, HF. 1028; abusive language, reproaches, B 4. p 3. 76; I 206.
Chyning, adj. gaping, yawning, B 1. p 6. 28. A.S. cīnan, to gape open.
Ciclatoun, s. a costly kind of thin cloth, B 1924. See note. I may add that the expression 'hwite ciclatune' = white ciclatoun occurs in O. Eng. Hom. ed. Morris, 1st ser. p. 193.
Cinamome, s. cinnamon, as a term of endearment, sweet one, A 3699.
Cink, num. cinque, five, C 653. See Sis.
Cipres, s. cypress, 5. 179; Ciprees, B 2071; Cipres (collectively), cypresses, R. 1381.
Circuit (sirku-it), s. circuit, circumference, A 1887.