Caber, a rafter.
Cadger, a pedlar, gipsy, beggar.
Cairn, a heap of stones.
Callant, a boy, a youth.
Cam', did come.
Cangle, quarrel, differ.
Cankered, fretful, ill-natured.
Canna, cannot.
Canty, happy, cheerful.
Carl, carle, old man.
Carlin, old woman.
Castock, the core of a cabbage.
Cauff, chaff.
Cauld, cold.
Causey, the causeway.
Cawk, chalk
Ceevil, civil.
Chafts, the chops.
Chancy, lucky, fortunate.
Chanter, the drone of a bagpipe.
Chapman, a pedlar.
Chappin, a quart measure.
Chapping-sticks, dangerous tools or weapons.
Cheatery, fraud, deceit.
Cheep, to chirp, to squeak.
Cheil, a fellow, a person, a young man.
Chow, to chew.
Chuck, to toss, to play marbles.
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