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CO, quoth, fayeth. 



cojhes, confcience. 



clugercheen, a flock, a clutch, a croud. 



cowlee-man, the keeper of the goal at 

 the game of ball. 



chote, to know ; chote -well, to know 

 well, to think, fufpeft. 



cornee, peevilh. 



curcagh, fnappifli. 



corkite, tumbling or thrufling one ano- 

 ther down, wreftling. 



comman, the bat or hurling club. 



coureate, carrots. 



cOoloors, pigeonsi Angl. Sax. culfre, a 

 pigeon ; culufre, idem. 



callef, a calf. 



cawle, a horfe. 



cozeens, kinsfolks. 



crwejiy a cruft. 



cojhur, a feafl;. 



cowm, a comb. 



comree, trufl, confidence. 



choule, the cheek ; re£le choule, i. e. the 

 jole. 



toolane, the hinder part of the head. 



cortere, a quartar, as 



arraugh cortere, fpring. 



dimmer cortere, fummer. 



harrejt cortere, autumn. 



wonter cortere, winter. 



cole, cold. 



crooken, crofsnefs, peevifhncfs. 



D. 



dellen, to dig. 



dearnt, to look, to behold, to look up. 



d'off, to ftrip, to put off. 



draught, a drawing ftroke with si 



weapon. 

 drowe, to throw or cad. 

 doneb, a dunce, blockhead. 

 deight, to put. 

 dap, a touch. 

 durk, dark. 



dimder, thunder (Danifli). 

 die, the day. 

 danecn, the dawn, 

 Mondei. 

 Tufedei. 

 Wennefdei. 

 Thorfdei. 

 Vridei. 

 Zathardei. 

 Zindei. 



Dei oajkean, Afli Wednefday. 

 dreade, thread (Danifli). 

 denear, dinner. 

 doaugh, dough. 

 drijh, a thrufli (bird). 

 drojtal, a blackbird. 



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