Eld wol keld, and cling so the clai.
clippe (A.S.) [359], [394], to embrace, enfold
clips (A.N. ?) [377], an eclipse
clyven (A.S.) [367], to cleave, stick to
clokken (A.N.) [45], to limp or hobble, to walk lamely
clomsen (A.N.) [276], to shrink or contract. A verb used often in the Wycliffite Bible. In Prompt. Parv. aclomsid.
clooth (A.S.) cloth
clouch (A.S.) pl. clouches, a clutch
clouten (A.S.) to patch, mend. part. past, y-clouted, [120]
clucche (A.S.) [359], to clutch, hold