Glossary
| Name | Term description |
|---|---|
| Name C A |
Term description
Chartered accountant |
| Name C of M |
Term description
Contract of marriage |
| Name Cabinetmaker |
Term description
One who makes fine furniture |
| Name Cachexy |
Term description
Weight loss, wasting of muscle, loss of appetite, and general debility occuring during a chronic disease |
| Name Cacogastric |
Term description
Suffering from poor digestion. |
| Name Cacospysy |
Term description
Irregular pulse |
| Name Caddie |
Term description
A person who runs errands, a messenger |
| Name Cadgear |
Term description
Travelling dealer, carrier |
| Name Cadger |
Term description
Travelling dealer, carrier |
| Name Cadie |
Term description
Cadet |
| Name Cairter |
Term description
One who makes or drives carts |
| Name Calenderer |
Term description
Passed cloth through heavy rollers to give a smooth, pressed finish to the woven fabric |
| Name Calico printer |
Term description
One who prints patterns on a type of cloth |
| Name Calsay-maker |
Term description
Road-maker |
| Name Cambric weaver |
Term description
One who uses a loom to make cloth from yarn |
| Name Cambric-weaver |
Term description
One who uses a loom to make a type of cloth |
| Name Candilmaker |
Term description
One who makes candles |
| Name Candlemaker |
Term description
One who makes candles |
| Name Cannoner |
Term description
Gunner |
| Name Canon |
Term description
Ordained minister of pre-Reformation or Episcopal church, attached to a cathedral |
| Name Canongate breeks |
Term description
A colloquial term for venereal disease, named after a former burgh and street in Edinburgh with an unsalubrious reputation. |
| Name Capmaker |
Term description
One who makes soft headgear |
| Name Captain |
Term description
Third level of commissioned army officer, or man in charge of boat or ship |
| Name Captain-lieutenant |
Term description
Second level of commissioned army officer, lieutenant |
| Name Captain-tailor |
Term description
Possibly senior regimental tailor, responsible for purchase of regimental cloth and kilt and trew making for ordinary soldiers |