Clize, Clice s. a swinging door, or valve of a dike or rhine, (A S clysing)
Cloam, Cloamen, coarse earthen ware
Clothen adj. made of cloth
Clotting, Clatting s. fishing for eels with a knot or clot of worms, which is also called reballing
Clout s. and v. a blow in the face or head, to beat about the head
Clumber s. a clump, or large piece
Cly, Cliver, Clider, or Clidden s. goose-grass
Coathe, or Coe v.a. to bane, applied to sheep, rabbits, and hares
Cock-and-mwile s. a jail
Cock-lawt, Cock-lart s. a garret or cock-loft