| CARL+ CARLS | | fellow+ fellows |
| carle | | old man |
| Carl-hemp | | male-hemp. |
| Carlie | | a manikin. |
| Carlin | | carline a middle-aged |
| carline | carlin | old woman |
| Carline's lowp | | Carlups |
| Carmagnole | | a violent Jacobin. |
| carnaptious | | irritable+ quarrelsome |
| carrant | | expedition+ sudden |
| CARRY | | firmament |
| carsackie | | an overall |
| carse | | land along river bank |
| Cartes | | playing-cards. |
| Cartie | | dim. of cart. |
| carvie | | caraway |
| cast | | cast |
| castock | | cabbage stalk |
| catalog | catalogue | register |
| catch | | catch |
| catchen | | caught |
| catcht | | caught |
| Catch-the-plack | | the hunt for money. |
| cat's een | | germander speedwell |
| cattle | | birds and beasts in |
| caucht | | caught |
| caudron | ca'dron | caldron |
| cauf | ca'f | calf |
| Cauf-leather | | calf-leather. |
| cauk | kalk | chalk |
| CAUL+ CAULD | | cold |
| cauld | caul'+ caal'+ cald | cold |
| cauldrif | cauldrife | chilly+ indifferent |
| Cauldron | | caldron. |
| caum | ca'm | calm |
| Caunadae | | Canada |
| caunle | can'le | candle |
| Caunlemass | | 2nd February |
| caup | | cap |
| Caup | | a wooden drinking vessel. |
| caur | | car |
| caur | | calves |
| cause | | cause |
| causey | causie+ cassie | causeway |
| Causey-cleaners | | causeway-cleaners. |
| Caustrim | | Coldstream |
| Cavie | | a hen-coop. |
| caw | ca' | drive |
| CAW | | drive |
| Cawcuttie | | Calcutta |
| cawd | ca'd | drove |
| cawf | cauf+ cauff+ caff | chaff |
| ceetie | ceety+ ceitie | city |
| ceevil | cievil | civil |
| ceilidh | | dance+ social gathering |
| cep | | except+ unless |
| cepna | ceptna | except not |
| certies | | certainly |
| chack | check | nip+ a notch or groove |
| chaff | | chafe+ rub+ wear |
| chaft | | chin+ jaw+ cheek |
| chaft blade | | jaw-bone+ cheek-bone |
| CHAFTS (BURST THEIR CHAFTS) | | came unstuck |
| chaiple | | chapel |
| chairge | | charge |
| Chairlstoun | | Charlestown |
| CHAISE | | carriage |
| Chamer | | chaumer |
| champ | | mash+ crush |
| chancie | chancy | lucky |
| Change-house | | tavern. |
| channel | | a gutter |
| channer | | grumble+ shingle+ gravel |
| CHANTER | | bagpipe chanter |
| chantie | | chamber-pot |
| chap | | knock+ strike a bargain |
| Chap | | a fellow |
| Chap | | to strike. |
| chapman | | packman |
| Chapman | | a pedler. |
| chapper | | door knocker |
| chatter | | shatter |
| chattert | | nibbled+ frayed+ tattered |
| chaumer | chalmer | chamber + room |
| Chaup | | chap |
| chaw | chow | chew+ provoke+ make |
| cheap | chape+ chaip | cheap |
| Chear | | cheer. |
| Chearfu' | | cheerful. |
| Chearless | | cheerless. |
| Cheary | | cheery. |
| cheat | chate+ chait | cheat |
| Cheek-for-chow | | cheek-by-jowl (i.e. close beside). |
| cheen | cheen+ chine | chain |
| cheenge | cheinge | change |
| cheenie | cheinie+ cheeny | china+ porcelain |
| cheep | cheip | whisper+ squeak |
| Cheep | | peep |
| cheet(ie) | cheitie+ chittie | a cat |
| cheordag | | geordy |
| CHERLIE | | Charles Edward Stewart (Bonnie Prince Charlie) |
| CHEVALIER | | Bonnie Prince Charlie |
| chief | cheif | friendly+ chief |
| chiel | cheild+ chiel | lad+ young man+ fellow |
| CHIEL | | lad |
| child | chilld | child |
| childer | | children |
| Chimla | | chimney. |
| chimley | chimbley | chimney |
| chimley-heid | | mantelpiece |
| chincoch | chincough | whooping-cough |
| chitter | | tremble+ shiver+ chatter+ |
| Chittering | | shivering. |
| chock | | choke |
| chosen | | chosen |
| choukie | chookie | chicken |
| chowe | | chew+ a quid of tobacco |
| Chows | | chews. |
| Chuck | | a hen |
| Chuckie | | dim. of chuck |
| chuckie-stanes | | pebbles |
| Chuffie | | fat-faced. |
| chuise | chuse | choose |
| chuist | | chosen |
| chum | | accompany |
| Chuse | | to choose. |
| Cit | | the civet. |
| Cit | | a citizen |
| clachan | | village+ hamlet |
| Clachan | | a small village about a church. |
| CLACHAN | | village |
| CLAED | | clothe |
| Claeding | | clothing. |
| claes | | clothes |
| Claes | | claise |
| clag | | clog+ smear+ block up |
| claik | | gossip+ a barnacle |
| claith | | cloth |
| Claithing | | clothing. |
| clamihewit | | a blow+ a thrashing+ uproar |
| clamjamfrie | clanjamfrie+ clamjamphry | a mob+ vulgar crowd+ |
| clang | | clung p.t. |
| Clankie | | a severe knock. |
| Clap | | the clapper of a mill. |
| CLAPPED OOT | | worn out |
| Clark | | a clerk. |
| Clark | | clerkly |
| Clarkit | | clerked |
| clart | clairt+ clert | soil+ stickiness+ mud+ dirt. |
| clart(ie) | | dirty |
| Clarty | | dirty. |
| Clash | | an idle tale; gossip. |
| Clash | | to tattle. |
| clashmaclavers | clashmaclaivers | gossip |
| clatch | | splash+ dirty person |
| Clatter | | noise |
| Clatter | | to make a noise by striking; to babble; to prattle. |
| claucht | claught+ clacht | grasped |
| Claught | | clutched |
| Claughtin | | clutching |
| claut | | clutch+ hoe+ handful+ claw |
| Claut | | to scrape. |
| claver | claiver | gossip |
| Claver | | clover. |
| Clavers | | gossip |
| Claw | | a scratch |
| Claw | | to scratch |
| Clay-cauld | | clay-cold. |
| Claymore | | a two-handed Highland sword. |
| CLAYMORE | | large sword |
| clean | | perhaps+ probably |
| cleck | cloak | hatch |
| Cleckin | | a brood. |
| cleckin-hen | | brooding hen |
| Cleed | | to clothe. |
| cleek | cleik | catch+ hook+ grasp+ link |
| Cleek | | to snatch. |
| cleekit | | grasped |
| Cleekit | | linked arms. |
| Cleg | | gadfly. |
| cleid | cleed+ claid | clothe+ clad |
| cleuch | cleugh | gorge+ ravine+ cliff+ crag |
| cley | | clay |
| clim | clim' | climb |
| clinch | | limp |
| clink | | strike+ a rough curling stone |
| Clink | | a sharp stroke; jingle. |
| Clink | | money |
| Clink | | to chink. |
| Clink | | to rhyme. |
| Clinkin | | with a smart motion. |
| Clinkum | | clinkumbell |
| Clips | | shears. |
| clish | | repeat gossip |
| Clish-ma-claver | | gossip |
| cliver | cluver+ klivver | clever |
| clocher | | expectorate |
| clocher | | bronchial mucus+ to clear |
| clock | klok | brood |
| clockbees | | flying beetles |
| clocker | | beetle |
| Clockin-time | | clucking- (i. e. |
| clood | | cloud |
| CLOODS | | clouds |
| cloot | | cloth+ patch+ hit |
| Cloot | | the hoof. |
| Clootie | | cloots |
| close n. | closs | narrow alley to a courtyard |
| close v. | | close |
| clour | cloor | bruise |
| Clour | | a bump or swelling after a blow. |
| Clout | | a cloth |
| Clout | | to patch. |
| CLOUTS | | clothes |
| clowe | | a clove |
| clowt | clout | strike+ slap |
| Clud | | a cloud. |
| cludgie | | lavatory (slang) |
| cluif | clufe | hoof |
| cluit | cloot+ clute | hoof clove |
| Clunk | | to make a hollow sound. |
| clype | clipe | inform |
| clyte | clite | rap knuckles |
| coat | cwite | coat |
| Coatbrig | | Coatbridge |
| Coble | | a broad and flat boat. |
| Cock | | the mark (in curling). |
| Cockie | | dim. of cock (applied to an old man). |
| Cockinnie | | Cockenzie |
| cockle | | scallop+ totter |
| Cocks | | fellows |
| cod | coad | cod |
| Cod | | a pillow. |
| coff | | buy |
| coft | cofft | bought |
| cog | coag | pail |
| Cog | | a wooden drinking vessel |
| Coggie | | dim. of cog |
| Coil | | Coila |
| cole | | haystack |
| colf | | fill in+ stop up |
| collieshangie | | brawl+ uproar |
| collogue | | conference |
| collop | | slice of meat |
| collop | | portion |
| comatee | | committee |
| come | cum | come |
| comed | | came |
| comen | | came |
| commands | commans | the ten commandments |
| compare | compeir+ compear | appear before court |
| complein | compleen | complain |
| complouter | complooter | agree+ fit in or mix with |
| conceit | consait | conceit |
| confab | | talk |
| conflummix | | an unwelcome surprise |
| confuise | | confuse |
| connach | | waste+ spoil+ consume |
| conseeder | conseider | consider |
| conteen | contein | contain |
| conteena | conteina | continue |
| conter | | oppose+ against |
| contermacious | contermatious | perverse |
| contrar | contrair | contrary |
| convoy | | escort+ accompany |
| cooch | | couch |
| Cood | | cud. |
| Coof | | v. cuif. |
| Cookit | | hid. |
| cooncil | | council |
| coonsel | | counsel |
| coont | | count |
| Coor | | cover. |
| COORDLY | | cowardly |
| coorse | | stormy+ course+ coarse |
| COORTED | | courted |
| Cooser | | a courser |
| Coost (i. e. | | cast) |
| Cootie | | a small pail. |
| Cootie | | leg-plumed. |
| corbie | | crow |
| Corbies | | ravens |
| cordiner | | shoemaker |
| Core | | corps. |
| Corn mou | | corn heap. |
| Corn't | | fed with corn. |
| corp | | body+ corpse |
| corrie-fistit | caur-+ caurie- | left+ left (handed) |
| corrieneuch | | converse |
| Corse | | corpse. |
| Corss | | cross. |
| cosy | cosie | cosy |
| cottar | cotter | cottager |
| cou | coo | cow |
| couart | cooart+ cooard | coward |
| coud | coud+ cud | could |
| Cou'dna | | couldna |
| couer | coor+ cooer | cower+ crouch |
| coum | cu'm+ coom | culm |
| Countra | | country. |
| Coup | | to capsize. |
| Couross | | Culross |
| couter | cooter | nose |
| Couter | Cooter | Coulter |
| couthie | couthy | agreeable+ comfortable |
| Couthie | | couthy |
| COUTHY | | affable |
| Cowe | | to scare |
| Cowe | | to lop. |
| cowp | coup | overturn+ buy or trade |
| cowper | | a horse dealer |
| cowt | | colt |
| crabbit | | bad tempered |
| crack | | chat+ news |
| Crack | | tale; a chat; talk. |
| cracker | craker | boaster |
| CRACKIN' | | gossiping |
| craft | | a skilled trade+ cunning+ |
| craft | | croft |
| Craft-rig | | croft-ridge. |
| craichle | | croak |
| craig | | crag+ neck |
| Craig | | the throat. |
| Craig | | a crag. |
| Craigie | | dim. of craig |
| Craigy | | craggy. |
| craik | | croak |
| Craik | | the corn-crake |
| craitur | | creature |
| cramassie | | crimson |
| Crambo-clink | | rhyme. |
| Crambo-jingle | | rhyming. |
| crammock | | crooked staff+ walking stick |
| cran | crann | iron tripod over fire for pots+ |
| CRAN | | Scots measure of herring (37 1/2 gallons) |
| crane | | cranberry |
| crank | | difficult |
| crankie | | unsteady+ insecure+ |
| Crankous | | fretful. |
| Cranks | | creakings. |
| cranreuch | | hoar-frost |
| crap | | crop |
| Crap | | crop |
| craw | craa | crow |
| CRAW | | crow+ boast |
| CRAWIN' | | crowing |
| crawn | | crowed |
| crawt | | crowed |
| creash | creish | grease |
| creashie | | greasy |
| creel | creil | basket+ creel |
| Creel | | an osier basket. |
| creenge | creinge | cringe |
| creep | creip | creep |
| CREEPIE | | three legged stool |
| Creepie-chair | | stool of repentance. |
| creepie-stuil | | child's stool |
| creepit | | crept |
| Creeshie | | greasy. |
| creuk | crook+ cruke+ cruik | hook+ lameness+ lame+ |
| crew | | crowed |
| crib | | curb |
| crochle | | cough |
| crock | | kill |
| Crocks | | old ewes. |
| cronie | crony | companion |
| Crooded | | cooed. |
| Croods | | coos. |
| Croon | | moan |
| Croon | | to toll. |
| Crooning | | humming. |
| Croose | | crouse |
| crottle | | crumble+ a lichen |
| Crouchie | | hunchbacked. |
| croud | crood | crowd |
| croun | croon | crown |
| CROUSE | | arrogant |
| Crousely | | confidently. |
| crouss | crooss+ croose | cheerful |
| crowdie | | a soft cheese |
| Crowdie | | meal and cold water |
| Crowdie-time | | porridge-time (i. e. |
| Crowlin | | crawling. |
| crub | | curb |
| cruddle | | congeal |
| cruds | | curds |
| cruisie | crusie | a lamp |
| cruive | cruve | fish trap+ pen |
| cruldge | | contract+ cower+ crouch |
| Crummie | | a horned cow. |
| crummle | crum'le | crumble |
| crummock | | short stocky |
| Crummock | | cummock |
| Crump | | crisp. |
| crunkle | krunkil | rumple |
| Crunt | | a blow. |
| cruppen | | crept |
| cruppen | | shrunken |
| cry | | call+ name |
| cryne | crine | shrink |
| cuddie | cuddy | donkey |
| Cuddle | | to fondle. |
| cude | | hair-brained |
| cuid | cood+ cude | cud (cows)+ shallow dish |
| cuidna | cudna | couldn't |
| cuif | coof+ cufe+ kufe | fool |
| Cuif | | coof |
| cuil | cule | cool |
| cuisin | kizzen | cousin |
| cuist | | cast |
| CUIST | | cast |
| cuisten | | cast |
| cuit | cute | ankle |
| cuitch | | caught |
| culyie | | fondle+ cherish+ coax |
| cummer | cum'er | cumber |
| Cummernaud | | Cumbernauld |
| Cummock | | v. crummock. |
| cundie | cundy | drain |
| cunyie | cunzie | coin+ gutter |
| Curch | | a kerchief for the head. |
| Curchie | | a curtsy. |
| curcuddoch | | sitting side by side |
| Curler | | one who plays at curling. |
| Curmurring | | commotion. |
| curn | | a few |
| Curpin | | the crupper of a horse. |
| Curple | | the crupper (i. e. |
| curran | curn | currant |
| currie | | small stool |
| curtchie | | curtsey |
| Cushat | | the wood pigeon. |
| CUSHAT | | starling |
| cushie | | ring-dove |
| Custock | | the pith of the colewort. |
| Cutes | | feet |
| cuttie | cutty | short |
| CUTTLE | | hare |
| Cutty | | short. |
| CUTTY STOOL | | wooden chair in which one had to sit in full view of the congregation if one was caught sinning. |
| Cutty-stools | | stools of repentance. |
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