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calk/-e (n) 'chalk' (ME chalk, OE cealc, Lat calx)

cék/-e (n) 'cheek, jawbone' (ME cheke, OE ceace)

cép/-e (n) 'bargain, trade' (ME chep, OE ceap)

cépe (vIII) 'to bargain, trade' (ME cheapien, OE ceapian)

céping/-e (n) 'market' (ME chepinge, OE ceaping, ceapung)

cépingtún/-e (n) 'market town' (ME chepeingtoun)

cerr/-e (n) 'chare, turn, shift at work' (ME cher, OE cerr, cierr)

cerl/-e (n) 'churl, peasant' (ME cheorl, OE ceorl)

cerlisc (aj) 'churlish, peasant' (ME cheorlisch, OE ceorlisc)

cés/-e (n) 'cheese' (ME chese, OE cese, ciese, L caseus)

céskǽk/-e (n) 'cheesecake' (ME chesekake)

cíde/cid/ciden (v) 'to chide, quarrel' (ME chiden, OE cidan)

ciken/-e (n) 'chicken' (ME chiken, OE cicen)

cil/-e (n) 'chill' (ME chile, OE ciele)

cíld/cildren (n) 'child' (ME child, OE cild)

cíldbering/-e (n) 'child-bearing' (ME childbering)

cíldhód/-e (n) 'childhood' (ME childhede, OE cildhad)

cíldisc (aj) 'childish' (ME childish, OE cildisc)

cíldles (aj) 'childless' (ME childles)

cín/-e (n) 'chine, fissure, crack' (ME chine, OE cinu)

cíne (vII) 'to chine, split' (ME chinen, OE cinan)

cinn/-e (n) 'chin' (ME chin, OE cinn)

cipp/-e (n) 'chip' (ME chippe, OE cipp)

cippe (vIII) 'to chip, chop with a hatchet' (ME chippen)

cipping/-e (n) 'chipping, piece' (ME chippinge)

circ/-e (n) 'church' (ME chirche, OE cirice)

cirm/-e (n) 'noise, shouting' (ME chirm, OE cirm, cyrm)

cirme (vII) 'to cry out, shout' (ME chirmen, OE cirman, cyrman)

cirn/-e (n) 'churn' (ME chirn)

cirne (vII) 'to churn' (ME chirnen)

coke (vIII) 'to choke' (ME choken, OE aceocian)

cóse/cás/cosen (v) 'to choose' (ME chosen, OE ceosan)

cæf/-e (n) 'chaff' (ME chaf, OE ceaf)

cæpfǽr/-e (n) 'chaffer, merchandise' (ME cheapfare)

cæpfǽre (vII) 'to chaffer, barter' (ME cheapfarin)

cæffinc/-e (n) 'chaffinch' (ME chaffinch, OE ceaffinc)

cæpmænn/cæpmenn (n) 'chapman, merchant' (ME chapman, OE ceapman)