Part 146 (1/2)

4 The last handful of corn cut down in harvest-field, when it is not shorn before Hallowmas, S B If before this, it is called the _Maiden_

Su G _kaering_, _kaerling_, anus

~Carlin-heather~, _s_ Fine-leaved heath, Erica cinerea, Linn S also called _Bell-heather_

~Carlin-spurs~, _s pl_ Needle furze or petty whin, Genista Anglica, Linn, S B q ”the spurs of an old woman”

~Carlin-teuch~, _adj_ (gutt) As hardy as an old woman, S B

_Teuch_, S, tough

CARLING, _s_ The nae, Cottus cataphractus, Linn

CARLINGS, _s pl_ Pease _birsled_ or broiled, Ang according to Sibb

”pease broiled on _Care_-Sunday”

_Ritson_

CARMELE, CARMYLIE, CARAMEIL, _s_ Heath pease, a root, S Orobus tuberosus, Linn

_Pennant_

Gael _cairmeal_, id

CARNAIL, _adj_ Putrid

_Wallace_

Fr _charogneux_, putrified, full of carrion, Cotgr

CARNELL, _s_ A heap, a dimin from _cairn_

_bellenden_

_To_ CARP, CARPE, _v a_

1 To speak, to talk, to relate, whether verbally, or in writing

_Wyntown_

O E id