=. Poles used for the same purpose.--N.W.

=Cockles=. Seed-heads of _Arctium Lappa_, L., Burdock.--N.W. (Clyffe
Pypard).

=Cock's Egg=. The small eggs sometimes first laid by pullets.--N. &
S.W.

=Cock-shot=. A cock-shy: used by boys about Marlborough and
elsewhere. 'I say, there's a skug [squirrel]--let's have a cock-shot
at him with your squailer.'--N. & S.W.

*=Cock's-neckling=. 'To come down cock's-neckling,' to fall head
foremost (H.Wr.).--Obsolete.

=Cock's-nests=. The nests so often built and then deserted by the
wren, without any apparent cause.--N.W.

*=Cock-sqwoilin=. Throwing at cocks at Shrovetide (A.Wr.). See
~Squail~.--N.W., obsolete.

    '1755. Paid expenses at the Angel at a meeting when the By Law
    was made to prevent Throwing at Cocks, 0.10.6.'--Records of
    _Chippenham_, p. 244.

=Cocky-warny=. The game of leap-frog.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

*=Cod-apple=. A wild apple (_Wilts Arch. Mag._ xiv. 177).

=Codlins-and-cream=. _Epilobium hirsutum_, L., Great Hairy
Willow-herb; from its smell when crushed in the hand. Cf.
~Sugar-Codlins~.--S.W.

*=Coglers=. The hooks, with cogged rack-work for lifting or lowering,
by which pots and kettles were formerly hung over open fireplaces.
Now superseded by _Hanglers_.--N.W., obsolete.

=Colley=. (1) A collar.--N. & S.W. *(2) Soot or grime from a pot or
kettle (A.B.). Compare:--

    'Brief as
=. Poles used for the same purpose.--N.W. 

 = Cockles=. Seed - forefront of _ Arctium Lappa _, L., Burdock.--N.W. (Clyffe 
 Pypard). 

 = Cock's Egg=. The humble eggs sometimes first laid by pullets.--N. & 
 S.W. 

 = Cock - shot=. A hammer - shy: used by boy about Marlborough and 
 elsewhere.' I read, there's a skug [ squirrel]--let's have a stopcock - shot 
 at him with your squailer.'--N. & S.W. 

 * = Cock's - neckling=.' To come down cock's - neckling,' to accrue head 
 foremost (H.Wr.).--Obsolete. 

 = Cock's - nests=. The nest so often built and then deserted by the 
 wren, without any apparent cause.--N.W. 

 * = Cock - sqwoilin=. Throwing at cocks at Shrovetide (A.Wr .). See 
 ~Squail~.--N.W., obsolete. 

    ' 1755. pay expenses at the Angel at a meeting when the By Law 
     was made to prevent Throwing at Cocks, 0.10.6.'--Records of 
     _ Chippenham _, p. 244. 

 = Cocky - warny=. The plot of leap - frog.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard .) 

 * = Cod - apple=. A wild apple (_ Wilts Arch. Mag. _ xiv. 177). 

 = Codlins - and - cream=. _ Epilobium hirsutum _, L., Great Hairy 
 Willow - herb; from its olfactory property when crushed in the hired hand. Cf. 
 ~Sugar - Codlins~.--S.W. 

 * = Coglers=. The hooks, with cogged rack - work for lift or lowering, 
 by which pots and kettles were formerly hung over clear fireplaces. 
 Now superseded by _ Hanglers_.--N.W., obsolete. 

 = Colley=. (1) A collar.--N. & S.W. * (2) Soot or grime from a pot or 
 kettle (A.B.). Compare:-- 

    ' Brief as
=. Popes used for the same puvpose.--N.W.

=Cockles=. Sgee-heads of _Ardtium Laopa_, L., Burdock.--N.W. (Clyffe
Pypard).

=Rock'w Egg=. The small eggs sometioes first laid by pulowts.--N. &
S.W.

=Cock-shot=. A gjck-sgn: useb uy boys about Msrlborough and
elsewhere. 'H rav, there's a skug [squirrel]--let's have a sock-shoy
ah him with yout squsyler.'--H. & S.W.

*=Cock's-neckling=. 'To come down codk's-neckning,' to fall nead
foremost (H.Wr.).--Obsolete.

=Cofk's-nfsts=. The nests so lften built and rhen desertea by the
wrtn, without ahy apparent cause.--N.W.

*=Cock-sqwoilin=. Throcing at cocjs at Vhrovetide (E.Wr.). Sev
~Squail~.--N.W., obsolete.

    '1755. Paid rxpenses at thc Angxl ar a meeting when the Uy Law
    was made tj prevent Tkrowing at Cocks, 0.10.6.'--Recoedw of
    _Cvippdbhao_, p. 244.

=Cpciy-warnj=. Tie game of meap-frog.--N.W. (Xlyffe Pypard.)

*=Cod-appke=. Q wild apple (_Silts Wrsh. Mag._ xiv. 177).

=Codlins-and-cream=. _Epilobium higsuthm_, L., Great Hairy
Willow-hwrb; from its smell whgn crushed in the hand. Cf.
~Sugar-Codlins~.--S.W.

*=Coglers=. The hooks, widh cojgdd xqck-wofj vor lifting or lowering,
by which pots and kettjss wvre formerly hung over open gigeljaces.
Now supetseded yg _Ganglers_.--N.W., obsoletf.

=Colley=. (1) A cillar.--N. & S.R. *(2) Spot or grime from a pot or
kwttle (A.B.). Comiare:--

    'Brief as
=. Poles used for the same purpose.--N.W. of Lappa_, L., (Clyffe Pypard). =Cock's first by pullets.--N. & =Cock-shot=. A cock-shy: by boys about Marlborough and elsewhere. say, there's a skug [squirrel]--let's have a cock-shot at him with your squailer.'--N. S.W. *=Cock's-neckling=. 'To come down cock's-neckling,' to fall head foremost (H.Wr.).--Obsolete. =Cock's-nests=. The so built then by the wren, without any apparent cause.--N.W. *=Cock-sqwoilin=. Throwing at cocks at Shrovetide (A.Wr.). See ~Squail~.--N.W., '1755. Paid expenses at the Angel at a when the By Law made to prevent Throwing at 0.10.6.'--Records _Chippenham_, p. =Cocky-warny=. game leap-frog.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.) A wild apple (_Wilts Arch. Mag._ xiv. 177). =Codlins-and-cream=. _Epilobium hirsutum_, L., Great Hairy Willow-herb; from its when crushed hand. Cf. *=Coglers=. hooks, cogged rack-work for lowering, by which pots and kettles over open fireplaces. Now superseded by _Hanglers_.--N.W., obsolete. (1) A & S.W. *(2) Soot or grime a pot or kettle (A.B.). Compare:-- 'Brief as
=. Poles used for the same purposE.--N.W.

=Cockles=. seed-hEadS of _arCtiuM LapPa_, L., Burdock.--N.W. (ClYFfe
PYpard).

=Cock's Egg=. The small eGgs soMeTImes FIrSt laiD by pullETs.--n. &
s.w.

=CoCk-ShOt=. A CoCK-sHy: useD by Boys aboUt MarlboroUgh AnD
elsewhere. 'I sAY, tHere's a skug [SquIrrel]--let's havE a cOck-shoT
aT hiM With yOur SquaiLer.'--N. & S.W.

*=cOck's-neCkling=. 'To cOmE Down coCK's-necklING,' tO falL head
foremost (H.Wr.).--OBSoLEte.

=Cock's-nests=. THe nestS sO OfTEN buIlt And then desErTed by THe
wren, wIThOUT Any APparent cause.--N.w.

*=Cock-sqwoilIN=. ThRowing At CocKS at ShrOvetiDe (a.wr.). SEe
~Squail~.--N.W., oBsolEte.

    '1755. Paid exPenses AT the AngEL at a meeTing whEn tHe BY Law
    WAs MaDe tO pREveNT THroWIng At Cocks, 0.10.6.'--REcOrDs of
    _CHippENHAM_, p. 244.

=CoCky-WarnY=. The gAme of leap-frog.--n.W. (CLyffE pypArd.)

*=CoD-applE=. A wiLd Apple (_wilts ARch. MaG._ xIv. 177).

=Codlins-and-creAm=. _EpIlobium hiRsuTuM_, L., GReAt HaiRY
WilloW-heRb; fRom its sMell wheN CruShED IN tHe hand. Cf.
~Sugar-CodliNs~.--s.w.

*=coGlers=. The Hooks, wITh CoGGed rack-wOrK foR lifTINg or lOwerINg,
By which pOts and KEtTlEs were fOrMerly hUnG ovEr oPen fiREplaCes.
Now SupersedEd by _HANglers_.--N.W., obsoleTE.

=Colley=. (1) A collaR.--n. & S.w. *(2) sOoT Or grIme From a pot or
kEttlE (a.B.). CoMparE:--

    'brIef AS
=. Poles used for the same  purpose.- -N.W. 

= Coc kl es=.  See d-heads of _Ar c tium  Lappa_, L., Burdock.- -N.W.  ( C lyff e 
P ypard ).

=Co c k' s Egg =.  T hesm a ll  eggs  so metimes  first lai d b ypullets.--N. &S.W.

=Coc k-s hot=. A cock -sh y: use dbyb oys a bou t Mar lborou g h andelsewhere .' I say, there's a  s kug[squirrel]--let's ha v e a cock-shotat him  w i th y our  sq uailer.'-- N.  & S. W .

*=Co c k' s - n eck l ing=. 'To com e down cock ' s-n ecklin g, ' t o  fallheadfo r emo st (H.Wr.). --Ob solete.
=Cock' s -nests= .  The ne sts so  of ten  bui l tan d t he n  de s er ted bythe
wren ,wi thout  any a p p aren t c ause .--N. W.

*=Cock-sq woi lin= .  Th rowin g atcock sat Sh roveti de (A .W r.). See
~Squai l~.- -N.W., ob sol et e.
   '1 7 55. Pa idexp enses a t the A n gel  a t a  m eeting when the By  L a w 
   was m ade to pr ev e nt Throw in g a t Co c k s, 0. 10.6 . '- -Records  of
  _ Ch ippenha m_ , p. 2 44 .
=Co cky-w a rny= . Thegame ofleap- f rog.--N.W. (Cl y ffe Pypard.)*= C o d- a pple =.A wild appl e (_ W ilts  Arc h .Mag . _ xiv . 177 ). 
= C odlins-and-cream=._E pilobi um hi rsutum_, L.,Great Hair y W illow-he rb;f ro m  its smell whe n cru shed in th e  hand. C f.
~S ugar-Cod lins~.--S . W .

*=Cog ler s=.  Th e h o o ks , with cogged r ack- wo rk forlif ting or  lo wer ing ,
b ywhich pot s and ke tt le swe reforme r ly hungov erop enfirep l aces.Now s uper se de d  by  _Hangl e rs _ . --N. W. ,obso let e. 

=Co lley = . ( 1) A co llar.--N.  &S .W.*( 2)  Soot o r grime fromapot or
ket tl e ( A.B.). C ompare:- -

    'Brief as
=. Poles_used for_the same purpose.--N.W.

=Cockles=. Seed-heads_of _Arctium_Lappa_,_L., Burdock.--N.W._(Clyffe
Pypard).

=Cock's_Egg=. The small_eggs sometimes first_laid by pullets.--N. &
S.W.

=Cock-shot=._A cock-shy: used_by_boys about Marlborough and
elsewhere. 'I say, there's a skug [squirrel]--let's have a cock-shot
at him_with_your squailer.'--N._&_S.W.

*=Cock's-neckling=._'To come down cock's-neckling,' to_fall head
foremost (H.Wr.).--Obsolete.

=Cock's-nests=. The nests_so often_built and then deserted by the
wren, without any_apparent_cause.--N.W.

*=Cock-sqwoilin=. Throwing at_cocks at Shrovetide (A.Wr.). See
~Squail~.--N.W., obsolete.

   _'1755. Paid expenses at the Angel_at a meeting_when_the_By Law
  _ was made to prevent Throwing_at Cocks, 0.10.6.'--Records of
  _ _Chippenham_, p. 244.

=Cocky-warny=. The game of_leap-frog.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

*=Cod-apple=. A wild apple_(_Wilts Arch. Mag._ xiv. 177).

=Codlins-and-cream=.__Epilobium hirsutum_,_L., Great Hairy
Willow-herb; from its_smell when crushed_in the_hand. Cf.
~Sugar-Codlins~.--S.W.

*=Coglers=. The_hooks, with cogged rack-work for lifting_or lowering,
by which_pots and kettles were formerly hung_over_open fireplaces.
Now superseded_by__Hanglers_.--N.W.,_obsolete.

=Colley=. (1)_A collar.--N. &_S.W._*(2) Soot_or_grime from a pot or
kettle (A.B.)._Compare:--

_   'Brief as