Part 159 (1/2)

_To_ CHEWYS, _v a_ To compass, to achieve, to accomplish

_Barbour_

~Chewysance~, ~Chewysans~, _s_ Acquirement, provision, means of sustenance

_Wallace_

_To_ CHICK, _v n_ Tonoise, as a watch does, S

Teut _kick-en_, mutire, minimam vocem edere

CHICKENWORT, _s_ Chickweed, S Alsine media, Linn

From _chicken_ and _wort_, an herb

CHIEL, CHIELD, _s_

1 A servant

_Chaentleman's chamber, a valet

_Pitscottie_

Su G _kullt_, a boy, _kulla_, a girl, _kulle_, offspring Or _Child_, q v corr from O E pronounced by the common people in E

_Cheild_ or _Cheeld_

2 A fellow, used either in a good or bad sense, although more commonly as expressive of disrespect, S

_Ramsay_

3 A stripling, a youngman or woman, S B

_Ross_

4 An appellation expressive of fondness, S B

_Ross_

_To_ CHIER, CHEIR, _v a_ To cut, to wound

_Chr Kirk_

A S _scear-an_, _scer-an_, tondere Cheard, which occurs in the same stanza, seems to be the pret of the _v_