Cludgy. Clingy, sticky; used especially of bad bread.—N. & S.W.
Collets. Young cabbage plants. A man will say in spring, 'I got a good lot o' collets, but they bean't cabbages.'—N.W.
Come away. To spring up.—N.W.
'Owing to the long drought [barley] came away from the ground at different periods, which will, without doubt, materially injure the sample for malting purposes.'—Devizes Gazette, June 22, 1893.
Comical. Add:—Round Warminster everything but a tom-cat is he.
Conigre. Add:—Other localities which may be noted are Blacklands, Winterbourne Bassett, and Mildenhall. See Smith's Antiq. N. Wilts.
Conks, Conkers. (1) Add:—S.W. (Deverill.) (2) Add:—S.W. (Deverill.)
Count. Add:—S.W. (Deverill.)
Coward. Dele *, and add:—Clyffe Pypard.
*Cow-down. Add:—On the Ordnance Map there are 'Cow-downs' marked at Deverill, Wylye, Steeple Langford, and Westbury.