An'  farls,  bak'd  wi'  butter,  Fu'  crump    .      The  Holy  Fair,  j.
Crunt  [a  blow  on  the  head  with  a  cudgel].
An*  monie  a  fallow  gat  his  licks,

Wi'  hearty  crunt ;    .        To  W.  Simpson,  P.S.
Crush.    Whiles  owre  a  bush  wi*  downward  crush,

The  doited  beastie  stammers ;      On  W.  Chetbners.
Crush«  to.    To  crush  the  villain  in  the  dust :

Lns.  wr.  on  Back  of  Bank  Note.
For  I  maun  crush  amang  the  stoure

Thy  slender  stem :    .      To  a  MounteuH'Deusy.
Crush  the  locusts,  save  the  flower.
Wr.  in  Hermitage  eU  F.  C.
Crushed,  -'d,  -*t.
The  Wretch,  already  crushed  low
By  cruel  Fortune's  undeserved  blow?    A  Winter  Night.  9.
To  tell  the  truth,  they  [poverty  and  care]  seldom  iash't  him,
Except  the  moment  that  they  crush't  him :

£1.  on  Death  ^R.  Ruisseaux.
For  he  crush'd  him  between  two  stones.  John  Barleyccm,
The  infant  aith,  half-form*d,  was  crush't;  The  Vision.  D.  /.  8.
Till  crush'd  beneath  the  furrow's  weight.
Shall  be  thy  doom  !        To  a  Mounteun-Deusy,
Crushing,  -an.
Crushing  the  despot's  proudest  bearing, .  Liberty.
Triumphant  crushan't  like  a  muscle

The  Authors  Cry  and  Prayer.
Crust.     I  gae  him  some  pye,  and  he  lay'd  the  crust  by,

S.  The  Auld  Man  f

Crusted.
Five  scymitars,  wi'  murder  crusted ;         Tom  d  Shanter.  tt.
Crusting.     Crept,  gently-crusting,  o'er  the  glittering  stream.
The  Brigs  of  Ayr.  3.
Cry.
Their  pounces  were  murder,  and  terror  their  cry,  5.  Caledonia.
In  all  the  clam'rous  cry  of  starving  want,  Ep.  to  R.  Graham,  j.
Your  blood  shall  with  incessant  cry
Awake  at  laist  th'  unsparing  power.  Fragment  of  Ode.
L — d  hear  my  earnest  cry  an'  pray'r.
Holy  Willie's  Prayer,  tj.
