Cleet—a Patch whereby an utensil is repaird—to cleet to mend by a patch put on, & sometimes to Strengtn by bracing etc
Clum—To Clum a thing—is to handle it Roughly boisterously or indecently
Clyten A term applied to express an unhealthy appearance, particularly in Children—a Clyten an unhealthy Child
Clout a blow
Clytenish. To look Clytenish to Look pale & sickly
Dain—disagreeable effluvia—generally applied to Those Scents which are Supposed to convey infections, i.e. "Dont go to near that man; he has lately had the Small Pox & the dain may be in his Cloths still"
Desperd very as desperd fine etc
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Dummil—Heavy, dull—a term variously applied—but in all cases signifies the reverse of sprightly or Brilliant