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_Cairn_, a loose heap of stones, a rustic monument.

_Calf-ward_, a small enclosure for calves.

_Calimanco_, a certain kind of cotton cloth worn by ladies.

_Callan_, a boy.

_Caller_, fresh.

_Callet_, a loose woman, a follower of a camp.

_Cannie_, gentle, mild, dexterous.

_Cannilie_, dexterously, gently.

_Cantie_, or _canty_, cheerful, merry.

_Cantraip_, a charm, a spell.

_Cap-stane_, cape-stone, topmost stone of the building.

_Car_, a rustic cart with or without wheels.

_Careerin'_, moving cheerfully.

_Castock_, the stalk of a cabbage.

_Carl_, an old man.
_Carl-hemp_, the male stalk of hemp, easily known by its superior strength
and stature, and being without seed.

_Carlin_, a stout old woman.

_Cartes_, cards.

_Caudron_, a cauldron.

_Cauk and keel_, chalk and red clay.

_Cauld_, cold.

_Caup_, a wooden drinking vessel, a cup.

_Cavie_, a hen-coop.

_Chanter_, drone of a bagpipe.

_Chap_, a person, a fellow.

_Chaup_, a stroke, a blow.

_Cheek for chow_, close and united, brotherly, side by side.

_Cheekit_, cheeked.

_Cheep_, a chirp, to chirp.

_Chiel_, or _cheal_, a young fellow.

_Chimla_, or _chimlie_, a fire-grate, fire-place.