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elofchadh 214 oluasag
taighean, ranging the houses. A.' c
, pr.
p*. of clboli.
clo: h-suaine, see clo-suaine.
fc u, a. Chosen.
tc;u,s.m. see cliu.
fcluaeh, a. ,ee llinff, frisking,
Ri c. mhear, frixkhyj Merrily mar
;
bhradan ;iir an aueal a' claaiaeis ; like a
salmon
fi
iskiny in the ponl Duanaire, p. 81*.
cluaineireach, a. Deceitful, alluring, hypocritu-al.
clu'iineireachd, s.f. Deceit, flattery, practice
of dect-it.
cluaineiseach, -eiehe, a. Private, remote, retired,
fond of being alone. 2 Intriguing.
cluaiuire, -an, s.m. Flatterer, .seducer. 2 Hypocrite,
fawner, cunning fellow.
c'uain-lin.J -e, (Jor;i spurrey sv rgula arvensis
.'
c'uainteach, -eiche, a. Cunning,
cluaiutean, n.pl. of cluaiu.
cluainteir, s^e cluaiuire.
each, see cluaineireach.
eachd, .--ee ciuaineireachd,
clnais, dat. siny. of cluas.
cluaise, gen. sing of cluas.
ean, -ein, .m. Blow, box on the ear. 5
Porringer. 3 Shoe-latchet. 4**Ansated dish.
6**Pillow. Piune cluaisein, tram-pin of a
cart. [jj gives cluaisein as nom.]
cluaiseineach.tt -eiche, a. Pertaining to a shoelatchet,
cluan, -ain pi. -an [& -tan,] s.f. see cluain.
ag,see cluaiueag &claonag. 2**rarely Joy.
agach, see cluaineagach.
cluanaire, -an, s.m,. see cluainire.
1FO. Cluaran (1)
:hiaran-deilgneach,? s.m. Spear - thistle
card it us lanc-olatus.
sluaraii-leana.J s. m. Marsh- thistle card uus p
lustris.
l/i 1. C. deilnn*(tch. 169. C. leana.
cluaraii-bir,j s.m. Carline-thistle carlina u
garis.
163. Cluaran-oir- 16U. Cluas-an-fhetdh.
fcltiHS, -nais, s.m. Joy, gladness.
cluas, -aise. -an, s.f. Ear. 2 Handle of a dish,
cycle, and most things that may have two
handles. 3 Tack of a sail, see p. 76. 4 pi.
Ears of a creel, where ends of suspender are
inserted. 5 (MMcD) Top corners of a herring
net. Lewis. C. a' chridhe, auricle of
cluanaiseach,** o. Sauntering, lounging alone. the heart ; chailleadh tu do chluasan mur
cluanas,(AC) s.m. Friendship,
bitheadh iad 'an ceangal riut (or cean-ailte
cluantaireachd, s.f. see ciuaineireachd.
riut,) you would lose your ears if they ivre
fcluara, a. Steep, inaccessiule.
not fixe
I to you. [For Gaelic names of various
marks on sheeps' ears, see under "comh-
cluaran, -ain, -au, s. m. Thistle. Used a<
a general name for all thistles, but especially arrj.dh."]
chrysanthemum segetum. 2 Corn-marigold. ach. -aiche, a. Ansated, having ears or
3 Sponge.
handles. 2 Having larixe ears. 3 Deal.
ach, -aiche, o. Abounding in thistles 4 (DU) Careless, slow. Me idar c., an ansated
thistly. 2 Fungous.
worn! en dish; an t-sobhrag c., the round-leaved
ach,** -aich, s.m. Thistle.
primrose.
cluarau-cruaidh, s.m. Sow-thistle, see bog cluasachan, -ain, -an, see cluasaft
ghiogan,
cluasag, -aig, -an, sj. Pillow. 2 Pin-cushion.