cat o clay, III, 11, L: a roll of straw and clay wrought together, used in building mud walls. Perhaps only a bit of clay.
caterans, V, [253] b, 1: robbers, Highland or Irish irregular soldiers. (Gaelic ceatharnach, soldier.)
cauger. See cadger.
caul, kell, IV, 483, 20: a woman’s cap.
cauler, IV, 26, 6; 485, 19: cool, fresh. See caller.
caup, II, 472, 27: cup. See cap.
cause, in that cause to flee, II, 421, 34: exigency (such exigency that you had to flee).
caution, III, 447 b; 451, note *: surety.
cavil, kavil, kaivle, kevel (Dutch kavel), I, 69, 46, 48: lot.
caw, cawd. See ca’.