CLISH-CLASH, s. idle discourse.
CLISHMACLAVER, s. idle nonsensical talk.
CLITTER-CLATTER, s. idle talk carried from one to another.
To CLOCHER v. n. to cough.
To CLOCK, CLOK, v. n. to chuck; to call chickens together.
CLOIT, s. a clown; a stupid fellow.
To CLOIT, v. n. to fall heavily, or suddenly.
CLOITERY, s. tripe; dirty work.
CLOOT, CLUTE, s. a hoof.
CLOSE, s. a passage; an entry.