Part 162 (2/2)

_Wyntown_

CITHARIST, _s_ The harp

_Houlate_

CITHOLIS, _s_ A musical instrument

_Houlate_

L B _citola_, Fr _citole_, an instrument with cords

CLAAICK, CLAWICK, _s_ The autumnal feast, or harvest-home, Aberd; synon _Maiden_ When the harvest is early finished, it is called the _Maiden Claaick_; when late, the _Carlin Claaick_

CLACHAN, CLAUCHANNE, _s_ A shlands, in which there is a parish-church, S Elsewhere, it is called the _kirk-town_

_Acts Ja VI_

From Gael _clachan_, ”a circle of stones;” as churches were erected in the same places, which, in times of heathenism, had been consecrated to Druidical worshi+p

CLACK, _s_ The clapper of a mill, S

Teut _klack_, sonora percussio

CLAES, _pl_ Clothes

V ~Claith~

CLAG, CLAGG, _s_

1 An incu on property; a forensic term, S

_Dallas_

2 Charge, impeachment of character; fault, or imputation of one, S

_Ritson_

Teut _klaghe_, accusatio; Dan _klage_, a corievance

Or perhaps rather fro_ on an estate