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ally signifies mother hen, an old dear. chuffie, fat-faced. chuse, to choose. cit, the civet. cit, a citizen, a mert. cla, a small village about a church. claeding, clothing. claes, claise, clothes. claith, cloth. claithing, clothing. kie, a severe knock. clap, the clapper of a mill. clark, a clerk. clark, clerkly, scholarly. clarkit, clerked, wrote. clarty, dirty. clash, an idle tale; gossip. clash, to tattle. clatter, attle, talk, disputation, babble. clatter, to make a noise by striking; to babble; to prattle. claught, clutched, seized. claughtin, clutg, grasping. claut, a clutch, a handful. claut, to scrape. claver, clover. clavers, gossip, nonsense. claw, a scratch, a blow. claw, to scratch, to strike. clay-cauld, clay-cold. claymore, a two-handed highland sword. cle, a brood. cleed, to clothe. cleek, to snatch. cleekit, linked arms. cleg, gadfly. k, a sharp stroke; jingle. k, money, . k, to k. k, to rhyme. kin, with a smart motion. kum, kumbell, the beadle, the bellman. clips, shears. clish-ma-claver, gossip, taletelling; non-sense. clo-time, clug- (i. e., hatg-) time. cloot, the hoof. clootie, cloots, hoofie, hoofs (a niame of the devil). clour, a bump or swelling after a blow. clout, a cloth, a patch. clout, to patch. clud, a cloud. k, to make a hollow sound. coble, a broad and flat boat. cock, the mark (in curling). cockie, dim. of cock (applied to an old man). cocks, fellows, good fellows. cod, a pillow. coft, bought. cog, a wooden drinking vessel, a pe dish, a easure for horses. coggie, dim. of cog, a little dish. coil, coila, kyle (one of the a districts of ayrshire). collieshangie, a squabble. cood, cud. coof, v. cu
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