Part 169 (1/2)

_Skene_

_To_ CLEP, _v n_

1 To act the tell-tale, S

_Ramsay_

2 To chatter, to prattle; especially, as i the idea of pertness, S

Belg _klapp-en_, to tattle, to betray

~Clep~, _s_ Tattle, pert loquacity, S

Belg _ydele klap_, idle chat

CLERGY

V ~Clargie~

CLERK-PLAYIS, _s pl_ Properly, those theatrical representations the subjects of which were borrowed from Scripture

_Calderwood_

CLETT, _s_ A projecting rock or cliff, Caithn

_Statist Acc_

Isl _klett-ur_, rupes mari imminens

CLEUCH, CLEUGH, (gutt) _s_

1 A precipice, a rugged ascent, S B _Heuch_, synon

_Wallace_

Ir _cloichs_; a rock

2 A strait holloeen precipitous banks, or a hollow descent on the side of a hill, S

_Evergreen_

A S _clough_, rima quaedam vel fissura ad montis clivum vel declivum

CLEUCH, _adj_