bystode, hard bystode, III, 98, 33: hard pressed.
bytecke, commit to: I, 327, 29.
C
ca, caw, call==drive, strike. ca a nail, I, 403, 13; III, 495, B b, after 7. ca a pin, IV, 381, 9, 11. ca in the stake, II, 123, 14, 27. caw shoon on a steed, IV, 470, 18. ca up a gallows, II, 253, 8. ca’d holes, V, [141] b, 8. ca hogs, II, 258, 32. ca the mare, IV, 17 f., 5, 13. ca horse, IV, 109, 1. call sheep, II, 255, 17. caw ky, IV, 193, 13; 194, 17. ca the pleugh, V, [105], A 10. waft (emend from wraft) was neer ca’d throw, I, 424 a, 12, 13; 425, 12, 13. ca’d the table wi her foot, II, 313, 20. ca’d out the sheriff’s een, IV, 392, 19.
ca’d by, ca’d by Andrew Lammie, IV, 302, 1: called by the name of.
caddie. See cadie.
cadger, cauger, an itinerant huckster. corn-caugers, III, 479, 8 (== corn-buyers, 491, 6; corn-dealers, 492, 4).
cadgily, V, [115], 1: merrily.
cadie, caddie, IV, 351, 4, 5; 353, 6, 7, 9, 10, etc.: a young fellow who does errands, or any inferior kind of work.
caft, IV, 330 a, appendix, 2: calved.