catcht, caught ca't, called, driven. cauld, cold cauldness, coldness cauldrife, spiritless, wanting 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 chaunter, a part of a bag- clinkin, clinking, jerking pipe clitter-clatter, idle talk cheek for chow, side by clour, a swelling after a 1 cog, a wooden dish cox, to persuade cogie, or coggie, dimin. of cozy, snug cog collie, a general, and some times a particular name for country curs comin, coming conteslin, 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 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 a rook criesh, or creesh, grease crieshy, greasy crouse, cheerful, courage, Daffin, merriment, foolish- dinna, or dinna't, do not ness ding, to worst, to push disturbit, disturbed daft, merry, giddy, foolish dinlin, rattling daintith, dainty dander, to wander to and dockan, (an herb) the dock fro dang, pushed, driven danton, to discourage darena, dare not daub, a proficient dautit, fondled, caressed daut, to caress with ten derness dawnin, dawning deid, dead delightfu' delightful descendin', descending deval, to descend, fall, hurry dew-drap, a dew-drop doggie, dimin. of dog doitet, stupified, hebetated dool, or dule, sorrow, pain dolefu', doleful dools, sorrows donnart, stupid dorts, a proud pet dorty, proud, not to be spoke to, conceited, ap pearing as disobliged dosin, dosing douff, mournful, wanting doughtna, durst not dought, could, availed doughtier, stronger, abler doughty, able, valiant, able, valiant, 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 droukil, drenched, wet 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 |