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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
cricket
cricks and howds
crimble i'th'poke
crinch
crinkle
cratch
crock
crockey
croft
crom
crum
crome
crones
cronk
cronking
croodle
crook-lug
crotch-tail
crow
crowd
crowdling
crowdy
crowe
crowse
crub
croust
cruchet
cruel
crump
crumple
crunch
cruttle
cry'd no-child
cucking-stool
cuff
cuffing
culch
cull
culvers
cumber
cun
cunniffling
cupalo
cup o'sneeze
currant-berries
curtainers
cushets
custis
cute
cutter
cyphel
dab
dab bit
dab-chick
dacian
dacker
dad
dadacky
daddle
daddock
daffe
daffish
daffock
daft
dag
dagg'd
daggle
dairous
dallop
danch
d angus
dansey-headed
dapse
dar
dare
dark
dausey-headed
daver
dow
daw
dawgos
dawkin
dawnt
dawntle
day-tale
dattle-man
daves-man
dazed-bread
deaf-nut
deafely
deam
de'm
dean
dear'd
dearn
deary
deathsmear
deeave
deeavely
deedy
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