Part 168 (1/2)

Dan _klaeg_, id tabanus

CLEIK, _adj_ Lively, agile, fleet, Loth

V ~Cleuch~, _adj_

_To_ CLEIK, CLEK, CLEEK, _v a_ To catch as by a hook, S

_Ramsay_

2 To lay hold of, after the manner of a hook, S

3 To seize, in whatever hether by force, or by fraud, S

_Lyndsay_

4 _To cleik up_, obliquely used, to raise, applied to a song

_Peblis to the Play_

Isl _hleik-ia_, to bind with chains

~Cleik~, ~Clek~, _s_

1 An iron hook

_Acts Ja I_

2 A hold of any object, S

3 The arm, metaph used

_A Nicol_

Isl _klakr_, ansa clitellarum, _hleck-r_, an iron chain

~Cleiky~, _adj_ Ready to take the advantage, inclined to circumvent, S

~Cleiks~, _s pl_ A cras, to which horses are subject

_Montgomerie_

CLEYNG, Perhaps, a dark substance

_Sir Gawan and Sir Gal_

_To_ CLEK, CLEKE, _v a_