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ng water. _Browst_, a brewing. _Browster_, a brewer. _Brunt_, burned. _Bubbly-jock_, a turkey-cock. _Buirdly_, strongly made, stout. _Bum_, to buzz like a bee. _Bummer_, a bee. _Burn_, a running stream, a brook. _Bursten_, bursting. _Buskit_, dressed, bedecked. _But-and-ben_, two adjoining apartments. _But_, without. _Buz_, talk, ado, noise. _By_, over, past. _By-gane_, what has passed. _Byre_, cowhouse. _Ca'_, to call, to name, to drive. _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. _Chuckie-stanes_, pebbles, such as are used for garden walks. _Claes_, clothes. _Claith_, cloth. _Clarty_, dirty, bespattered with mud. _Claver_, to gossip, to talk foolishly. _Claw_, to scratch. _Cleaving_, a cleft. _Cleck_, to hatch. _Cled_, clad. _Cled-like_, well clad. _Cleed_, to clothe. _Clink_, money, a blow, to throw down. _Clips_, tongs for lifting or hanging up a pot. _Clishmaclaver_, idle talk. _Clockin'_, clucking of hens. _Cloot_, a hoof. _Clout_, a patch, a rag, a slap with the hand. _Clue_, a ball of worsted. _Clung_, empty, collapsed, drawn together. _Cock-laird_, a small landed proprietor who farms his own ground. _Cod_, a pillow. _Coft_, bought. _Cog_, a wooden dish. _Come-speed_, to succeed. _Coof_, a simpleton, a stupid person. _Coorse_, coarse. _Coost_, to cast, to throw. _Coostin_, thrown, cast off. _Corbie_, a raven. _Corn_, to feed a horse. _Cowed_, frightened, coerced. _Cowp_, fall, overturn. _Cowte_, a colt, young horse. _Crab_, to be angry, peevish. _Crabbit_, angry, ill-natured. _Crack_, a chat, a familiar conversation, to chat. _Crans_,
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