CLAITH, CLAYTH, s. cloth.
To CLAIVER, CLAVER, v. a. to talk idly.
CLAM-SHELL, s. a scallop shell.
CLAMJAMPHRY, s. pl. low acquaintances; not respectable.
CLAMP, s. a heavy footstep.
CLAP, s. a stroke.
CLAP O' THE HASS, the uvula of the throat.
CLARTS, s. pl. dirt; smell.
CLARTY, adj. dirty or foul.
To CLASH, v. n. to talk idly.