COXY-LOXY, good-tempered, drunk.—_Norfolk._

CRAB, or GRAB, a disagreeable old person. _Name of a wild and sour

fruit._ “To catch a CRAB,” to fall backwards by missing a stroke in

rowing.

CRAB, to offend, or insult; to expose or defeat a robbery, to inform

against.

CRABSHELLS, or TROTTING CASES, shoes.—_See_ CARTS.

CRACK, first-rate, excellent; “a CRACK HAND,” an adept; a “CRACK

article,” a good one.—_Old._

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