Curse s. cress
Cuss v. to curse; Cussin Sarvice the Commination
Custin s. a kind of small wild plum
Cutty adj. small, as cutty-pipe, cutty-wren; Cutty-bye, a cradle, a hob-gobblin
Daddick s. rotten-wood; Daddicky adj. perished like rotten-wood, applied metaphorically to the old and feeble
Dag-end s. applied to a sheaf of reed
Daggers s. sword-grass, a kind of sedge
Dame s. never applied to the upper ranks of society, nor to the very lowest, but to such as farmer’s wives, or the schoolmistress: rarely if ever applied to a young woman
Dandy adj. distracted
Dap v. to hop as a ball