catcht, caught

ca't, called, driven

cauld, cold

cauldness, coldness

cauldrife, spiritless, want

ing cheerfulness in an address

cawsey, causey chancy, fortunate

chap, a person, a fellow, a blow chappin, an ale-measure,

or stoup, somewhat less than an English quart chaumer, or chaumir, a

chamber

chow, to chew

claes, or claise, clothes

claiking, gossiping

claith, cloth

clamihewit, a blow

clamp, a sharp blow or stroke that makes a noise

clarty, dirty, unclean claver, clover

claw, to scratch

cleed, or clead, to clothe cleedin, cloathing

cleek, to catch as with a

hook

cleugh, a den betwixt rocks clink, money

pipe

clitter-clatter, idle talk

cog, a wooden dish

cox, to persuade

cog

collie, a general, and sometimes a particular name for country curs

comin, coming

contestin, contesting

contentit, contented

conveen, to assemble

coof, a blockhead, a ninny corby, or corbie, a raven cornin, corning

cosh, neat

coshly, neatly

cotter, the inhabitant of a

cot-house or cottage

cou'd, could

coudna, could not

coup, to barter, to tumble

over

cour, to crouch

- cour'd, crouched

couthy, kind, loving covenantin, covenanting cow'd, terrified, kept under

crabbit, crabbed, fretful

crabbitly, peevishly, morosely

crack, conversation; to

converse

crackit, cracked

craig, a crag crammin, filling

crap, a crop, to creep, to

top cravin, craving

craw, the crow of a cock, a rook

criesh, or creesh, grease

crieshy, greasy

crouse, cheerful, courage,

ous

crously, boldly

crowdy, a dish made of

oat-meal

crummy, a cow's name crune, to make a noise like the continued roar of a

bull or cow

ness

ding, to worst, to push

disturbit, disturbed

daintith, dainty

strong

douk, to put under water

douna, or downa, do not

doup, the backside dour, sullen

dow, am or are able dow'd, inclined

→dowie, or dowy, worn with grief, fatigue, &c. drap, a drop drappit, dropped

draunt, to speak slow, af

ter a sighing manner

dreamt, dreamed
dree, to suffer, endure
dreech, slow, tedious

dree'd, suffered, endured

drib, a drop

dribble, to drizzle

drouth, thirst, drought drowthy,ordrouthy,thirsty drucken, drunken drumly, muddy

dubs, small puddles of

water

duddies, rags

duddy, ragged duds, rags, cloathes dung, worsted, pushed,

driven

dunt, a stroke or blow dwaam, a sudden pain or

sickness dwall, dwell

dwynin, or dwinin, shrinking, losing bulk, decay

ing

E.

dribs, drops

dreep, to drop

Ear', early