 a hive.--N.W. (2)
_v._ To bud or spring (A.B.C.). 'The whate be chitting a'ter thease
rains.'--N.W.

=Chitchat=. _Pyrus Aucuparia_, Gaertn., Mountain Ash.--S.W.

=Chitterlings=. Pigs' entrails when cleaned and boiled (A.B.);
~Chiddlens~ (H.S.Wr.).--N. & S.W.

=Chivy=. _Fringilla coelebs_, the Chaffinch.--S.W. (Som. bord.).

=Choor=. (1) _v._ To go out as a charwoman (A.); ~Cheure,
Chewree-ring~ (H.Wr.); ~Char~ (A.S.). Still in use.--N.W. (2) _n._ A
turn, as in phrase 'One good choor deserves another' (A.). Still in
use.--N.W.

=Chop=. To exchange (A.B.S.). 'Wool ye chop wi' I, this thing for
thuck?' (B.).--N. & S.W.

*=Chore=. A narrow passage between houses (_MS. Lansd._ 1033, f. 2);
see N.E.D. (~s.v. Chare~).

=Christian Names=. The manner in which a few of these are pronounced
may here be noted:--_Allburt_, Albert; _Allfurd_, Alfred; _Charl_ or
_Chas_, Charles; _Etherd_, Edward; _Rich't_ or _Richet_, Richard;
_Robbut_, Robert; &c.

=Chuffey=. Chubby. 'What chuffey cheeks he've a got, to be
showr!'--S.W.

=Chump=. A block of wood (A.B.); chiefly applied to the short lengths
into which crooked branches and logs are sawn for firewood (_Under
the Acorns_).--N. & S.W.

=Ciderkin=, ='Kin=. The washings after the best cider is made.--N. &
S.W.

=
a hive.--N.W. (2) 
 _ v. _ To bud or spring (A.B.C.).' The whate be chitting a'ter thease 
 rains.'--N.W. 

 = Chitchat=. _ Pyrus Aucuparia _, Gaertn. , Mountain Ash.--S.W. 

 = Chitterlings=. Pigs' entrails when houseclean and boil (A.B.); 
 ~Chiddlens~ (H.S.Wr.).--N. & S.W. 

 = Chivy=. _ Fringilla coelebs _, the Chaffinch.--S.W. (Som. bord .). 

 = Choor=. (1) _ v. _ To go out as a charwoman (A.); ~Cheure, 
 Chewree - ring~ (H.Wr .); ~Char~ (A.S.). Still in use.--N.W. (2) _ n. _ A 
 turn, as in idiom' One good choor deserves another' (A.). Still in 
 use.--N.W. 

 = Chop=. To change (A.B.S.).' Wool ye chop wi' I, this thing for 
 thuck?' (B.).--N. & S.W. 

 * = Chore=. A narrow enactment between houses (_ MS. Lansd. _ 1033, f. 2); 
 see N.E.D. (~s.v. Chare~). 

 = Christian Names=. The manner in which a few of these are pronounce 
 may here be noted:--_Allburt _, Albert; _ Allfurd _, Alfred; _ Charl _ or 
 _ Chas _, Charles; _ Etherd _, Edward; _ Rich't _ or _ Richet _, Richard; 
 _ Robbut _, Robert; & c. 

 = Chuffey=. Chubby.' What chuffey cheeks he've a got, to be 
 showr!'--S.W. 

 = Chump=. A block of woodwind (A.B.); chiefly practice to the short lengths 
 into which crooked branches and logs are sawn for firewood (_ Under 
 the Acorns_).--N. & S.W. 

 = Ciderkin=, =' Kin=. The wash after the best cider is made.--N. & 
 S.W. 

 =
 a jive.--N.W. (2)
_v._ To bud or sprinn (A.B.C.). 'The whate yw chitving a'tsr theasd
rains.'--N.W.

=Chitchat=. _Pyrus Aucuperia_, Gaeruu., Mountain Ash.--S.W.

=Chitgerlings=. Iigs' entrqils qhen cleanxs and boiled (Z.N.);
~Chidblxns~ (H.S.Wr.).--N. & S.W.

=Chlvy=. _Fringilna coelebs_, the Cfayfinch.--S.W. (Som. bord.).

=Choor=. (1) _v._ To go out ws a chsraoman (A.); ~Cheure,
Shewgeq-rinf~ (H.Wr.); ~Char~ (A.S.). Still in use.--N.W. (2) _n._ A
thrn, as pn phrase 'One gooc choor deserves another' (A.). Stipl in
use.--N.W.

=Chop=. To fxchange (A.B.W.). 'Wojo ye chop wi' I, this thpug for
thuck?' (B.).--N. & S.W.

*=Chore=. A narrow passage bdtweeu houses (_MS. Lqnsf._ 1033, f. 2);
see N.E.D. (~s.v. Crare~).

=Christiak Names=. The mamner in which s fxw od these are pronouncev
may here be noted:--_Aljburt_, Albarc; _Allfurd_, Alfred; _Charo_ ir
_Chav_, Chdrler; _Etfers_, Xdwzrd; _Rifh't_ or _Richet_, Richard;
_Robvut_, Robert; &c.

=Chuffey=. Crlnby. 'What churfey creqks he've a got, to be
showr!'--S.W.

=Chump=. A blocn or wood (A.B.); chiefly appliwd to the short lengtjs
into whych crooked branches and logs are sawn for firewomd (_Unvef
tht Qcornr_).--B. & S.W.

=Ciderkin=, ='Kin=. The washings after the best cyset ps made.--N. &
S.W.

=
a hive.--N.W. (2) _v._ To bud or 'The be chitting thease rains.'--N.W. =Chitchat=. =Chitterlings=. entrails when cleaned boiled (A.B.); ~Chiddlens~ & S.W. =Chivy=. _Fringilla coelebs_, the (Som. bord.). =Choor=. (1) _v._ To go out as a charwoman (A.); ~Cheure, (H.Wr.); ~Char~ (A.S.). Still in use.--N.W. (2) _n._ A turn, as in phrase good deserves (A.). in use.--N.W. =Chop=. To exchange (A.B.S.). 'Wool ye chop wi' I, this thing for thuck?' (B.).--N. S.W. *=Chore=. A narrow passage between houses (_MS. 1033, f. 2); see (~s.v. Chare~). =Christian Names=. The in a few these pronounced here be noted:--_Allburt_, _Allfurd_, Alfred; _Charl_ or _Chas_, Charles; _Etherd_, Edward; _Rich't_ or _Richet_, Richard; _Robbut_, Robert; &c. =Chuffey=. Chubby. chuffey cheeks got, to showr!'--S.W. A of wood (A.B.); to the short lengths into which logs are sawn for firewood (_Under the Acorns_).--N. S.W. =Ciderkin=, The washings after the best cider made.--N. & S.W. =
 a hive.--N.W. (2)
_v._ To bud or spring (A.B.C.). 'THe whate be cHittiNg a'Ter ThEase
RainS.'--N.W.

=Chitchat=. _PyrUS AucUparia_, Gaertn., Mountain AsH.--S.W.

=ChItTErliNGs=. pigs' eNtrails WHeN CLeaNeD aNd bOiLEd (a.B.);
~ChiDdlEns~ (H.S.Wr.).--n. & S.W.

=Chivy=. _FrIngIlLa coelebs_, the cHaFfinch.--S.W. (SoM. boRd.).

=Choor=. (1) _v._ To go Out As a chaRwOmaN (a.); ~CheuRe,
CHewreE-ring~ (H.wR.); ~Char~ (A.s.). Still in uSe.--n.w. (2) _n._ A
turN, As in phrASE 'ONe goOd choor deserves anOThER' (A.). Still in
use.--N.W.

=chop=. To ExCHaNGE (A.B.s.). 'WoOl ye chop wi' i, tHis thINg for
thUCk?' (b.).--n. & s.w.

*=ChORe=. A narrow passAge between hOUseS (_MS. LanSd._ 1033, F. 2);
seE n.E.D. (~s.v. CHare~).

=CHrIStiAn Names=. The mAnneR in which a Few of tHEse are pROnounceD
may heRe bE noTed:--_ALLbUrT_, AlBeRT; _AlLFuRd_, ALFreD; _Charl_ or
_chAs_, charlEs; _EtHERD_, edwaRd; _RIch't_ Or _RicHet_, Richard;
_RobBut_, robeRT; &c.

=CHuffeY=. ChubBy. 'WhAt ChuffEy cheeKs he'vE a Got, to be
showr!'--S.W.

=CHump=. a block of wOod (a.B.); ChiEfLy appLIed to tHe sHorT lengthS
into whICh cRoOKED bRanches and logs are sAwN FOr Firewood (_under
tHE ACoRNs_).--N. & S.W.

=CidErKin=, ='kin=. THE WashiNgs aFTeR the best Cider iS MaDe.--n. &
S.W.

=
 a hive.--N.W. (2)
_v._ To  bud or sp ring(A. B.C .) . 'T he w hate be chitti n g a' ter thease
rains.'--N. W.

= Ch i tcha t =.  _Pyr us Aucu p ar i a _,Ga er tn. ,M ou ntain  As h.--S.W .

=Chitte rli ng s=. Pigs' en t ra ils when c lea ned and boil ed(A.B.) ;~Ch i ddlen s~(H.S. Wr.).- - N. & S .W.

=Chi vy = . _Fri n gilla c o e le bs_,  the Chaffinch.-- S .W .  (Som. bord.). 

=Cho or = .( 1 ) _ v._  To go out  a s a c h arwoman (A . ) ;  ~C h eure,
Chewree -ring~ (H.W r .);  ~Char ~(A. S .). St ill i nu se. --N.W. (2)_n._  A
turn,as inp hrase ' O ne good  choor  de ser vesa no th er'  ( A .). St ill inuse.--N. W. 
=Chop =. T o e x chan ge(A.B .S.).  'Wool ye cho p w i' I ,  th is th ing f or
t hu ck?'(B.).- -N. &  S .W.

*=Chore=.A na rrow pass age  b etw ee n hou s es (_M S.Lan sd._ 10 33, f.2 );se e N .E .D. (~s.v. Chare~) .= Ch ristianNames= .  T he manner i nwhi ch a f ew of  the s eare pron ounced ma yhere be  n oted:- -_ All bur t_, A l bert ; _All furd_, A lfred ;  _Charl_ or
_C h as_, Charles; _E t h er d _, E dwa rd; _Rich't _ or _Ric het_ ,  R ich a rd;
_ Robbu t_ ,  R o bert; &c.

=Chuffey =.  Chubb y. 'W hat chuffey c heeks he'v e a  got, to  bes ho w r!'--S.W.

=Ch ump=.  A block o f  wood (A .B.);  chiefly  appliedt o  the sho rtlen gth s
i n t owhich crooked b ranc he s and l ogs  are sa wnfor  fi rew oo d (_Under 
the Aco rn s_ ). -- N.& S.W . 

=Cider ki n=,  = 'Ki n=. T h e wash ingsafte rth e  be st cide r  i s made .- -N . &S.W .
=
 a_hive.--N.W. (2)
_v.__To bud or spring_(A.B.C.). 'The_whate_be chitting_a'ter_thease
rains.'--N.W.

=Chitchat=. _Pyrus Aucuparia_,_Gaertn., Mountain Ash.--S.W.

=Chitterlings=._Pigs' entrails when cleaned_and boiled (A.B.);
~Chiddlens~_(H.S.Wr.).--N._& S.W.

=Chivy=. _Fringilla coelebs_, the Chaffinch.--S.W. (Som. bord.).

=Choor=. (1) _v._ To go out as_a_charwoman (A.);_~Cheure,
Chewree-ring~_(H.Wr.);_~Char~ (A.S.). Still in use.--N.W._(2) _n._ A
turn, as in_phrase 'One_good choor deserves another' (A.). Still in
use.--N.W.

=Chop=. To_exchange_(A.B.S.). 'Wool ye_chop wi' I, this thing for
thuck?' (B.).--N. & S.W.

*=Chore=._A narrow passage between houses (_MS._Lansd._ 1033, f._2);
see_N.E.D._(~s.v. Chare~).

=Christian Names=. The_manner in which a few of_these are pronounced
may here be noted:--_Allburt_,_Albert; _Allfurd_, Alfred; _Charl_ or
_Chas_, Charles; _Etherd_,_Edward; _Rich't_ or _Richet_, Richard;
_Robbut_, Robert;_&c.

=Chuffey=. Chubby. 'What chuffey cheeks_he've a_got, to be
showr!'--S.W.

=Chump=. A block_of wood (A.B.);_chiefly applied_to the short_lengths
into which crooked branches and logs_are sawn for_firewood (_Under
the Acorns_).--N. & S.W.

=Ciderkin=, ='Kin=._The_washings after the_best_cider_is made.--N._&
S.W.

=