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BULLS. The ftems of hedge-thorns. 

 BURGOT, or BEERGOOD. Yeaft. 

 BUSH-DRAINING. Underdrawing (being done 

 withbufhes). 



c. 



CANKERS. Caterpillars. 



CANKERWEED. Senecio jacobaa; common rag* 

 wort. 



CANSEY. Caufeway. 



CANSH. A fmall mow. 



CAST. Yield ; applied to corn-crops. 



CAULK. Hard chalk ; or, perhaps, chalk in general. 



CHEARY. Careful; fparingj choice. 



CHICKED. Sprouted ; began to vegetate, as feed 

 in the ground, or corn in fwath or " fhuck." 



CHINGLE. Gravel, free from dirt. 



CHOAKED. Blown up, or fufflated, with a turnep in 

 the throat. 



CLOTE. Tuffilago fa rfata j coltsfoot. 



COBS. Sea-gulls. 



COCKEY. The grate over a common fewer. Hence, 

 probably, Cockey-lane, in Norwich. 



COCKSHEADS. Plantago lanceolata\ plantain-rib- 

 wort; rib-grafs. 



COLDER. See STOVER. 



COOMB. Four bufhels; half a quarter. 



COSH. The huik or chaff of wheat and oats. 



COTTS. Lambs brought up by hand -, cades. 



COVEY. A cover of furze, &c. for game. 



COW- 



