_To_ COGLE, _v. a._ to move anything from side to side, as a boat in the water. COLLIE, COLLEY, _s._ a shepherd's dog; a lounger. COLLIESHANGIE, _s._ a squabble, an uproar. COMMONTIE, _s._ a common; a community. _To_ COMPEAR, _v. a._ to appear. COMPLIMENT, _s._ a present. CONYNG, _s._ knowledge. COODIE, CUDIE, _s._ a small tub. COOF, CUFE, _s._ a dastardly silly fellow. COORIN, _v. n._ crest-fallen; timid. CORBIE, CORBY, _s._ a raven. CORP, _s._ a corpse; a dead body. CORRIE, _s._ a hollow in a hill. CORS, CORSE, _s._ the market-place or cross. COSH, _s._ neat; quiet. COSIE, COZIE, _adj._ warm; snug, well-sheltered. COTTAR, COTTER, _s._ a person who inhabits a cottage. _To_ COUP, COWP, _v. a._ to exchange; to deal; to fall; to upset. COUPER, _s._ a dealer. COUPLE, _s._ a rafter. COUR, _v. n._ to stoop; to crouch. COUT, _s._ a young horse. COUTH, COUTHY, _adj._ affable; facetious; affectionate; pleasant. COVE, _s._ a cave. COW, KOW, _s._ a besom made of broom. COWE, _v. n._ to beat; to overcome. _To_ COW _v. a._ to poll the head; to cut; to prune; to damp or frighten. COWIT, _part. pr._. docked closely; cut; having short hair. COWSHOT, CUSHIT, _s._ the ringdove. _To_ CRACK, _v. a._ to talk. CRAFT, _s._ a piece of ground adjoining a house. CRAG, CRAGE, CRAIG, _s._ the neck; the throat. CRAIG, _s._ a rock; a precipice. _To_ CRAIK, _v.n_. the cry of a hen after laying. CRANCH, _v. n._ the sound made by an animal in eating bones or other hard substances. CRAP, _s._ a crop, the produce of the soil; the craw of a fowl; the highest part of anything. _To_ CRAW, _s._ to crow; to boast. CRAW, _s._ a crow. CREEK _of day_, dawn; the first appearance of morning. CREEPY, _s._ a low stool. _To_ CREEP-IN, _v. n._ to shrink. CREIL, CREEL, _s._ an osier basket. CREISH, _s._ grease. _To_ CREISH-A-LUFE, _v. a._ to give money as a bribe or recompense. CRINCH, _s._ a very small bit of anything. _To_ CRINCH, _v. a._ to grind with the teeth. _To_ CRINE, CROYNE, CRYNE, _v. n._ to shrivel; to shrink. CROK, _s._ a dwarf. CRONEY, _s._ a companion. CROUS, CROUSE, _adj._ brisk; brave; speeding courage. CROWDIE, _s._ meal and water in a cold state, or sometimes meal and milk, or cream. CRUDS, _s._ curds. CRUELS, _s._ the king's evil; scroula. CRUMMIE, CRUMMOCK, _s._ a cow. CRUNE, CROON, _s._ a moaning sound. CRUSIE, _s._ a lamp, properly one made of malleable iron, and suspended by a handle or wire. _To_ CRY, _v. a._ to proclaim the banns of marriage in church. CRYING, _s._ childbirth. CUD, _s._ a club; a strong staff. _To_ CUDDLE, _v. a._ to embrace. CUDDIE, _s._ an ass. CUFE, _s._ a simpleton. CUFF-O'-THE-NECK, the back part of the neck. CUMMAR, KIMMER, _s._ a young woman. CUNING, CUNNIE, _s._ a rabbit. _To_ CURFUFFLE, _v. a._ to discompose. _To_ CURL, a game, to throw or force a flat-bottomed stone along the surface of ice. CURLING, _s._ a game in which stones are pushed along ice. CURPLE, _s._ a crupper.