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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
caw-daws
cawl
cawsie-tail
chaffo
cham
champ
chamm'd
changes
channest
char
chare
charger
chark
charn
charn-curdle
chary
chat
chats
chattocks
chaundler
chaungeling
chaunges
chavel'd
chavish
chee
chefts
chafts
chell
cheure
chibder
childer
childermas-day
childing-woman
chillery
chilver
chieve
chip
chizzle
chizzell
choaty
choler
chovee
chock
chockling
chomp
chountixg
chuck! chuck!
chuck
church-clerk
church-litten
churchwarden
churn-dash
churn-gotting
chuse-but
chusherel
ciddle
clags
clag
claity
clem'd
clam'd
clammas
clamps
clapse
clap-bread
clatch
claver
clart
clathing
claut
clavey
clavel
cleam
clean
clem
cleckings
cledgy
cleek
clegxing
clepps
clevel
clever
clewkin
clutch
cletch
clinkers
click
clite
clayt
clit
clittery weather
cluttery weather
cloam
clock
clocking hen
clucking hen
cloggs
clothis
clots
clouts
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