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Dictionary of American Words And Phrases by John Russell Bartlett.
to chalk out
to chaw
to chaw up
to chirk
to chirrup
to chisel
to chock
to choke off
to chomp
to chouse
to chuck
to circulate
to citizenize
to clap
clap down
to clear out
to conduct
to consociate
to convene
to corner
to cotton to
to count
to cow
to crack up
to cradle
to crunch
craunch
to cry
to cuddle
cuddle up
to curry favor
to cut a caper
to cut a dash
to cut a figure
to cut a swathe
to cut and run
to cut didoes
to cut dirt
to cut stick
to cut one's stick
to cut out
to cut out of
to cut short
to cut under
to cut up
to cut up shines
to deacon a calf
to deed
to demoralize
to deputize
to derange
to dicker
to dill
to dilly-dally
to dip snuff
to dish
to disremember
to dog
to doom
to doxologize
to drabble
to draw cuts
to drive a bargain
to drive well
to dump
to dun
to eat
to edge
to elect
to energize
to eventuate
to evoke
to expect
to feather one's nest
to federalize
to fetch up
to find one's self
to fire
to fire away
to fire into the wrong flock
to fix one's flint
to fizzle out
to flare up
to flash in the pan
to flat out
to flour
to flummux
to flunk out
to fly around
to fob off
to fork over
to fourfold
to fox boots
to get the wrong pig by the tail
to girdle a tree
to give him jessy
to give him the mitten
to give it to one
to glimpse
to go for
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