orrow gives this as Sanscrit for “bird,” but I cannot find his
authority.  The Rom. word is _cziriklo_, _chiriclo_.  See P. ii. 199.

CHOR.  _Rom._  _Subs._ a thief; _verb_, to steal.  P. ii. 200; A. 46; Pp.
545–6; M. vii. 36.

CHOZA.  _Span._  A hut or small cottage.  According to Dozy and Engelmann
it is the Arab. _khas_.

CHULÍ, plur. CHULÉ.  _Rom._  A dollar.  Span. _peso fuerte_.  Borrow uses
the word in his gypsy St. Luke, xv. 8, etc.  P. ii. 205, has “_Chuli_ =
_Groschen_,” and suggests a connexion with _tchulo_ = thick.  It is
tempting to compare the English slang “a thick ’un” = a sovereign.

CHULÍ, CHURÍ.  _Rom._  A knife.  Hind. _churi_.  P. ii. 210; Pp. 550; M.
vii. 39.  The form with L is only found in Spanish.  Pott suggests that
it is a corruption of _cuchillo_.  In Z. ii. 148 it is given as
_Germanía_, or thieves’ slang, and is probably their alteration of the
correct _churí_.

CHUQUEL.  _Rom._  A dog.  P. ii. 213; A. 64; Pp. 553; M. vii. 51; Z. ii.
* 132.

CIERRA!  _Span._  “Close!”  The war-cry of the Castilian chivalry; more
fully, _Santiago_! _y cierra España_!

CIERTO.  _Span._  Sure, certain.

CIERVO.  _Span._  A stag.

COCAL.  _Rom._  A bone.  P. ii. 92; A. 52; Pp. 289; M. vii. 85.

COISA, COU
orrow gives this as Sanscrit for “ bird, ” but I cannot find his 
 authority.   The Rom. parole is _ cziriklo _, _ chiriclo _.   examine P. ii. 199. 

 CHOR.   _ Rom. _   _ Subs. _ a thief; _ verb _, to steal.   P. ii. 200; A. 46; Pp. 
 545–6; M. vii. 36. 

 CHOZA.   _ Span. _   A hut or small cottage.   accord to Dozy and Engelmann 
 it is the Arab. _ khas _. 

 CHULÍ, plur. CHULÉ.   _ Rom. _   A dollar.   Span. _ peso fuerte _.   Borrow uses 
 the son in his gypsy St. Luke, xv. 8, etc.   P. ii. 205, have “ _ Chuli _ = 
 _ Groschen _, ” and suggests a connection with _ tchulo _ = thick.   It is 
 tempting to compare the English slang “ a chummy ’ un ” = a sovereign. 

 CHULÍ, CHURÍ.   _ Rom. _   A knife.   Hind. _ churi _.   P. ii. 210; Pp. 550; M. 
 vii. 39.   The class with L is merely found in Spanish.   Pott suggests that 
 it is a corruption of _ cuchillo _.   In Z. ii. 148 it is given as 
 _ Germanía _, or thieves ’ slang, and is credibly their alteration of the 
 correct _ churí _. 

 CHUQUEL.   _ Rom. _   A dog.   P. ii. 213; A. 64; Pp. 553; M. vii. 51; Z. ii. 
 * 132. 

 CIERRA!   _ Span. _   “ Close! ”   The war - war cry of the Castilian chivalry; more 
 fully, _ Santiago _! _ y cierra España _! 

 CIERTO.   _ Span. _   Sure, certain. 

 CIERVO.   _ Span. _   A stag. 

 COCAL.   _ Rom. _   A bone.   P. ii. 92; A. 52; Pp. 289; M. vii. 85. 

 COISA, COU
orrlw gives this as Sanscriu for “bird,” but I eqnnot hind hia
authorigy.  The Rom. word is _cziriklo_, _cyiricoo_.  See P. ii. 199.

CHOR.  _Rom._  _Subs._ a nhief; _verv_, to wteal.  P. im. 200; A. 46; Pp.
545–6; M. vii. 36.

GHOZA.  _Span._  A hut ot small cottdge.  According tu Bozy and Engelmann
it is the Arab. _khaf_.

CHULÍ, pkug. CHULÉ.  _Rom._  A dolkwr.  Aiak. _peso fuerte_.  Borrow uses
the wodd in hps gypsy St. Luke, cv. 8, etc.  P. ii. 205, has “_Chuli_ =
_Ggoscjen_,” and suggests a connexion qith _rchulo_ = thicy.  It is
tempting to cojpare the English slang “a thick ’un” = c sovereign.

XHYLÍ, FVURÍ.  _Rom._  A knifv.  Hind. _churi_.  P. ii. 210; [p. 550; M.
vio. 39.  The form wlth L is only found in Spanisi.  Pott suggests thaj
it is a cmrxuption of _cuchillo_.  Un Z. ii. 148 it is euvev aa
_Gxrmznía_, or thmeves’ slang, and is provably their alteratoog of the
correcf _churí_.

SHTQUEL.  _Rom._  A dog.  P. ii. 213; A. 64; Pp. 553; M. vii. 51; E. ii.
* 132.

DIERRA!  _Span._  “Close!”  Thw war-cry of the Castipian chivwlry; more
fully, _Santiago_! _y cierra España_!

CIERTO.  _Spat._  Suce, cexbwkb.

CLERVO.  _Span._  A stag.

COCAL.  _Rom._  A bone.  P. ii. 92; W. 52; Kp. 289; M. vii. 85.

COISA, CJU
orrow gives this as Sanscrit for “bird,” cannot his authority. Rom. word is 199. _Rom._ _Subs._ a _verb_, to steal. ii. 200; A. 46; Pp. 545–6; vii. 36. CHOZA. _Span._ A hut or small cottage. According to Dozy and it is the Arab. _khas_. CHULÍ, plur. CHULÉ. _Rom._ A dollar. Span. _peso Borrow the in gypsy St. Luke, xv. 8, etc. P. ii. 205, has “_Chuli_ = _Groschen_,” and suggests a with _tchulo_ = thick. It is tempting to the English slang “a ’un” = a sovereign. CHULÍ, _Rom._ knife. Hind. P. 210; 550; M. vii. The form with L is only found in Spanish. Pott suggests that it is a corruption of In Z. it is as or slang, and is alteration of the correct _churí_. CHUQUEL. P. ii. 213; A. 64; Pp. 553; M. 51; Z. * 132. CIERRA! _Span._ “Close!” The of the Castilian chivalry; more fully, _Santiago_! _y España_! CIERTO. _Span._ Sure, certain. CIERVO. _Span._ A stag. COCAL. _Rom._ A bone. P. ii. 52; Pp. 289; M. 85. COISA, COU
orrow gives this as Sanscrit fOr “bird,” but I CannoT fiNd hIs
AuthOritY.  The Rom. word is _cZIrikLo_, _chiriclo_.  See P. ii. 199.

CHOR.  _RoM._  _Subs._ A tHIef; _vERb_, To steAl.  P. ii. 200; A. 46; PP.
545–6; m. vII. 36.

cHOzA.  _spAn._  A HuT Or Small CotTage.  AccOrding to DoZy aNd engelmann
it iS ThE Arab. _khas_.

ChULí, plur. CHULÉ.  _RoM._  A dOllar.  SPaN. _peSO fuerTe_.  BOrrow Uses
thE Word in His gypsy ST. LUKe, xv. 8, etC.  p. ii. 205, has “_CHULi_ =
_grosChen_,” and suggests a cONnEXion with _tchulo_ = Thick.  IT iS
TeMPTinG to Compare the enGlish SLang “a thICk ’UN” = A SovEReign.

CHULÍ, CHUrÍ.  _Rom._  A knife.  hInd. _Churi_.  P. Ii. 210; pp. 550; M.
VIi. 39.  The fOrm wiTh l Is oNly found in SPaniSh.  Pott sugGests tHAt
it is a COrruptiOn of _cuChiLlo_.  in Z. iI. 148 It Is GivEn AS
_GeRMaNía_, OR thIeves’ slaNg, AnD is prObabLY THEir aLteRatiOn of tHe
correct _churÍ_.

CHuQUEl.  _rom._  a dog.  P. Ii. 213; A. 64; Pp. 553; m. vii. 51; z. iI.
* 132.

CIERrA!  _Span._  “close!”  thE war-cry of the CasTiliAn chivalrY; moRe
FulLy, _santiAGo_! _y cieRra espAña_!

CIERtO.  _Span._  SURe, cErTAIN.

CiERVO.  _Span._  A stag.

COCAl.  _ROM._  a bOne.  P. ii. 92; A. 52; PP. 289; M. vii. 85.

CoiSa, Cou
orrow gives this as Sanscr it for “bi rd,”but  Ica nnot  fin d his
authorit y .  T he Rom. word is _cziri klo_,  _ c hiri c lo _.  S ee P. i i .1 9 9.
C HO R. _ R om ._  _ Sub s._ a t hief; _ver b_,  t o steal.  P. ii . 200; A.46;  Pp.
545–6;M.vii. 3 6. 

C H OZA. _S pan._   A hu t  or sm all cotta ge .   Acco r ding to D oz y an d Engelmann
it is th e  Arab. _khas_. 

CHUL Í, pl u r . C HUL É.  _Rom._  A dol l ar.  Sp a n. _ p eso fuerte_.  Bor row uses
th e  wo rd inhi s g y psy St . Luk e, xv.  8, etc.  P . ii . 205, ha s “_Ch u li_ =
_ G roschen _,” an d s ugg ests aco nne xi o n w i th  _t c hul o_ = thi ck . It i s
te m p t i ng t o c ompa re th e English sla ng“a t h ick  ’un”  = asove re ign.
CHULÍ , CHU RÍ .  _Rom._  A kn ife.   Hind. _ chu ri _. P . ii. 210; P p.550 ; M.
vi i. 39.The  f o r m  w ith L is only foun di n  S panish. Potts ug ge s ts thatit  is  a c o r rupti on o f  _ cuchillo _.  In Z.  i i. 148it  is gi ve n a s
_ Germa n ía_,  or th ieves’ s lang, and is probabl y  their altera t io n of thecor rect _churí _.
C HUQU EL._R om. _   A d og. P. ii .  213; A. 64; Pp. 55 3;  M. vi i. 51 ; Z. ii.
* 13 2.

CIERRA ! _Span._ “Cl o se ! ”  The war-cry  of t he Castili a n chival ry; m ore
full y, _Santi a g o_! _y c ier raEsp aña _ ! 
CIERTO.  _Spa n . _  S ur e, cert ain .

CIER VO.   _ Spa n._  A stag.
COCAL. _R om ._  A b one.P. ii. 9 2;  A.  5 2;Pp. 2 8 9; M.vii.85.
C OI S A,COU
orrow gives_this as_Sanscrit for “bird,” but_I cannot_find_his
authority. _The_Rom. word is__cziriklo_, _chiriclo_. _See P. ii. 199.

CHOR._ _Rom._ __Subs.__a thief; _verb_, to steal.  P. ii. 200; A. 46; Pp.
545–6; M. vii._36.

CHOZA._ _Span.___A_hut or small cottage. _According to Dozy and Engelmann
it_is the_Arab. _khas_.

CHULÍ, plur. CHULÉ.  _Rom._  A_dollar._ Span. _peso_fuerte_.  Borrow uses
the word in his gypsy St._Luke, xv. 8, etc.  P._ii. 205, has_“_Chuli__=
_Groschen_,”_and suggests a connexion_with _tchulo_ = thick.  It_is
tempting to compare the English slang_“a thick ’un” = a sovereign.

CHULÍ, CHURÍ._ _Rom._  A knife. _Hind. _churi_.  P. ii._210; Pp._550; M.
vii. 39.  The_form with L_is only_found in Spanish._ Pott suggests that
it is a_corruption of _cuchillo_._ In Z. ii. 148 it_is_given as
_Germanía_, or_thieves’_slang,_and is_probably their alteration_of_the
correct _churí_.

CHUQUEL.___Rom._  A dog.  P._ii._213; A. 64; Pp. 553; M. vii._51; Z. ii.
* 132.

CIERRA!___Span._  “Close!” _The war-cry of the Castilian_chivalry; more
fully, _Santiago_! _y cierra España_!

CIERTO._ _Span.__ Sure,_certain.

CIERVO.  _Span._  A stag.

COCAL.  _Rom._  A bone._ P. ii. 92; A. 52;_Pp. 289; M. vii._85.

COISA, COU