Croon, a hollow continued moan; to make a noise like the continued roar of a bull, to hum a tune Crooning, humming Creefhie, greefy Craft or croft, a field near a houfe, in old husbandry Creel, a basket; to bave one's wit in a creel, to be craz'd, to be fascinated Craw, a crow of a cock, a rook Crouchie, crook backed Cranreuch, the hoar frost Crambo-clink, or crambojingle, rhymes, doggrel verfes Crowlin, crawling Crood or croud, to coo as a dove Crunt, a blow on the head with a cudgel Cuif, a blockhead, a ninny Curchie, a courtefy Curmurring, murmuring, a flight rumbling noise Curting, a well known game on ice Curler, a player at ice Curpin, the crupper Cummock, a fhort staff with a crooked head Curlie, curled, whofe hair falls naturally in ring. lets Daffin, merryment, foolishnefs Daurg, or daurk, a day's labour Dawd, a large piece Dainty, pleasant, good hu- Daur, to dare, daur't dared Daimen, rare, now and then; daimen-icker, an ear of corn now an then Daddie, a father Dearies, dimin. of dears Dearthfu', dear Deil-ma-care! no matter! for all that! Deave, to deafen Dizzen, or diz'n, a dozen Dight, to wipe to clean Doucely, foberly, prudently Dorty, faucy, nice Dow, am or are able, to can Downa, am or are not able, cannot Dought, was or were able Dolefu' doleful Doure, ftout, durable, stubborn, fullen Dowie, worn with grief, fatigue, &c. Donfie, unlucky Dowff, pithlefs, wanting force Dool, forrow; to fing dool, Drumbly, muddy Drouth, thirst, drought Drinkin, drinking Dung, worited, pushed, dri Faut, fault Faddom't, fathomed Fathrals, ribbon ends, &c. tempt Fecht, to fight; fechtin, fighting Fend, to live comfortably Feat, neat, fpruce Fear't, frighted Fearfu', frightful Fetch, to pull by fits Fetch't, pulled intermit tently Feg, a fig Feckfu', large, brany, flout Fecklefs, puny, weak, filly Fell. keen, bitting: the flesh immediately under the fkin; a field pretty level on the fide or top of a hill Fient, fiend, a petty oath Fizz, to make a hiffing noife like fermentation Fit, a foot Fittie-lan', the near horfe of the hindmost pair in the plough Fier, found, healthy; a bro- Fifle, to make a rufiling Flifk, to fret at the yoke Flichter, Flichter, to flutter as young neflings when their dam approaches Flichterin, fluttering Flinders, pieces herds, broken Fleech, to fupplicate in a Flether, to decoy by fair Forgether, to meet, to en- Fou', full, drunk Foughten, troubled, har ly railed Formin, forming Forbye, befides Forfairn, diftreffed, worn out, jaded Foord, a ford Forbears, forefathers Fow, a bufhel, &c. Foamin, foaming Forgie, to forgive tigue Frae, from Freath, froth Gang, to go, to walk Gae, to go, gaed, went, gaen or gane, gone, gaun, going Gaet or gate, way, manner, road Forjeiket, jaded with fa- Gatheri, gathering Frien', friend Fu', full Gar, to make, to force to Gar't, forced to Garten, a garter Geordie, a guinea Gear, Gear, riches, goods of any Gley, a fquint; to squint, kind Gentles, great folks Get, a child, a young one Geck, to tofs the head in wantonnefs or fcorn Ged, a pike Gie, to give, Gied, gave, Gimmer, a ewe from one Girn. to grin, to twist the T Glowr, to ftare, to look; a Glaikit, inattentive, foolish Agley, off at a fide, t daify, dandelion, hawk- Gowk, a cuckoo, a term of Gowff, the game of golf; to frike as the bat does the ball at golf Gowff'd, ftruck Grane or grain, a groan; to groan Grain'd, groaned Graining, groaning Grufhie, thick, of thriving growth Great, intimate, familiar Grievin, grieving Graith, accoutrements, furniture, drefs Gruntle, the phiz, a grunting noife Gracefu', graceful Greet, to fhed tears, to |