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Crees, Yellow. (2) Raniinmlm arveiisis, L. — Herts. ‘ The Horse- 
gold Weed, or, as some call it, the Yellow Creese.^ Ellis, Modern 
Husbandman, iv. (pt. i.) 56. (1750). 
Cress, Garth. See Garth Cress. 
Cress, Horse. See Horse Cress. 
Cressel, or Cresset. Scroplntlaria aquatiea, L. ‘The leaves of the 
square-stemmed figwort, which they called cresset or cressel. Hound 
about a Great Estate, p. 80. 
Cress, Meadow, add Dale, Pharmacologia. 
Crewel, add Dors. (Broadwindsor). 
Crocodile, add (2) Ilex Aqnifolium, L. A small variety which 
grows in hedgerows, and is exceedingly bristly. Soin. Eriend. 
Crowdy-kit. Scrophularia aquatica^Y. — Dev. Gloss. Eriend, which 
see, and cfr. Fiddle-wood. 
Crowdy Kit o’ the Wall. Sedum acre, L. — Dev. Gloss. Eriend, 
which see. 
Cross-flower, add (5) Scilla nutans, Sm. Dev. Eriend. 
(6) Orchis mascula, L. — Dev. Eriend. 
Crowfoot. (3) Orchis mascida, L. — add Lane. (Preston). Science 
Gossip, 1882, p. 164. 
(6) Plantago Coronopus, L. Lobel, Ohs. Stirp. 239. 
Crowfoot, White. Ranuncidus aquatilis, L. — Sal. (Chin, Ludlow). 
Shropsh. Word-book. 
Crow Gall. Fucus vesiculosus, L. Ger. 1377. 
Crow-ling. {2) Erica Tetralix,Y. — Yks. (Cleveland). Cfr. Ling, 
Crow. 
Crow-peas, add (2) The pods of Vida sepium, L., and other 
Vetches. Cumb. Cfr. Craw peas. 
Crowpeck. add ‘ There is a common saying in the Hew Eorest 
that “ two crow-pecks are as good as an oat for a horse” ; to which 
the reply is, “that a crow-peck and a barley-corn may be.” ’ J. H. 
Wise’s New Forest (ed. 3), p. 281. 
Crow-pightle. add (2) Ranuncidus Ficaria, L. — Beds. 
Crow-toes. (2) Ireland (Co. Down). 
Crumple Lily. Liliwn Martagon, L., and L. tigrinum, L., from the 
turning back of the petals. Dev. Eriend. 
Cucklemoors. Arctium Lappa, L. — Dors. Pulteney MS. 
Cuckold, add Som. (Cuckold Dock). 
Cuckoo, add (1) Cornw. 
(2) Dev.; Rutl. N. and Q., 6th S., hi. 406. 
(4) Dev. Friend. 
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