Carvy-seeds s. carraway seeds, (carvi sem:)
Cauk v. to turn down the ends of shoes for a horse to stand on ice
Caxon s. a sorry wig
Chaccle v. to caccle as a hen
Chaity adj. careful, nice, delicate
Chaine s. a weaver’s warp
’Ch’am, (A S ic eom: Germ. Ich bin) I am. ’Ch’ave, I have. ’Ch’ad, I had. ’Ch’ool, I would. Uch’ll go, I will go. “Chill not let go, zir, without vurther ’casion.” Shaks. Lear, iv, 6. This form occurs chiefly in the neighbourhood of Merriott.
Cham v. To chew
Charm s. confused noise as of birds
Cheaymer, Chimmer s. a bed-room