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      clegar vb to clack, to cluck, to cackle

      clegyr, clegr nm rock; cairn, stony place

      cleiog adj clayey

      cleiriach nm decrepit one

      cleisio vb to bruise

      cleisiog adj bruised

      clem (-iau) nf notion, idea; look, gaze ▶ pl grimaces

      clep (-iau) nf clack, clap; gossip

      clepgi (-gwn) nm babbler; telltale

      clepian vb to clap; to slam; to blab

      clêr1 coll n itinerant minstrels; bards

      clêr2 npl (nf cleren) flies

      clera vb to stroll as minstrels

      clerc (-od) nm clerk

      clercio vb to serve as clerk

      cleren nf fly

      clerigol adj clerical

      clerigwr (-wyr) nm clergyman

      clerwr (-wyr) nm itinerant minstrel

      clerwriaeth nf minstrelsy

      clewt (-iau) nm clout

      clewtian vb to clout

      clic (cliciau) nm clique

      clicied (-au) nf clicker; trigger

      cliciedu vb to latch, to fasten

      clicio vb to click; clicio dwywaith double-click

      clindarddach vb to crackle ▶ nm crackling

      clinig (-au) nm clinic

      clir adj clear

      clirio vb to clear

      clo (cloeau, cloeon) nm lock, conclusion

      cloben nf monster

      clobyn nm monster

      cloc (-iau) nm clock; cloc larwm alarm clock

      clocian vb to cluck

      clocsiau npl (nf clocsen) clog

      cloch (clych, clychau) nf bell; o’r/ar gloch o’clock

      clochaidd adj sonorous, noisy

      clochdar vb to cluck, to cackle

      clochdy (-dai) nm belfry, steeple

      clochydd (-ion) nm bell-man; sexton

      clod (-ydd) nmf praise, fame, renown

      clodfori vb to praise, to extol

      clodwiw adj commendable, praiseworthy

      cloddfa (-feydd) nf quarry, mine

      cloddio vb to dig, to delve; to quarry, to mine

      cloddiwr (-wyr) nm digger, navvy

      cloëdig adj locked, closed

      cloer (-(i)au) nmf locker; niche; pigeon-hole

      cloff adj lame

      cloffi vb to lame, to halt ▶ nm lameness

      cloffni nm lameness

      cloffrwym (-au) nm fetter, hobble; cloffrwym y cythraul, cloffrwym y mwci great bindweed

      clog1 (-au) nmf cloak

      clog2 (-au) nf rock, precipice

      clogfaen (-feini) nm boulder

      clogwyn (-i) nm cliff, crag, precipice

      clogwynog adj craggy, precipitous

      clogyn (-nau) nm cloak, cape

      clogyrnaidd adj rough, rugged, clumsy

      cloi vb to lock

      clonc nf clank; gossip ▶ adj addled

      clopa (-âu) nmf noddle; knob; club

      cloren (-nau) nf rump, tail

      clorian (-nau) nmf pair of scales

      cloriannu vb to weigh, to balance

      clorin nm chlorine

      clorinio, clorinadu vb to chlorinate

      clos1 (-ydd) nm yard

      clos2 (closau) nm pair of breeches

      clòs adj close

      closio vb to close, to near

      cludadwy adj portable

      cludair (-eiriau) nf heap, load, wood-pile

      cludiad nm carriage

      cludiant (-nnau) nm transport, haulage

      cludo vb to carry, to convey

      cludwr (-wyr), cludydd (-ion) nm porter

      clul (-iau) nm knell

      clun (-iau) nf hip, haunch, thigh, leg; moor

      cluro vb to rub, to smear

      clust (-iau) nfm ear; handle

      clustfeinio vb to prick up the ears; to eavesdrop

      clustfys nm little finger

      clustffôn (-ffonau) nm earphone

      clustlws (-lysau) nm earring

      clustnod (-au) nm earmark

      clustog (-au) nfm cushion, pillow

      clwb (clybiau)