craw (1)

i. [CROW, v.] To crow, to crow like a cock. "Mony a gudewife's been wondering what for the red cock didna craw her up in the morning."-Scott: Anti quary, ch. xxi. *crâw (2), *crawe, v . [CRAVE.] To crave, to beg. "The petitioner humbillie craw is that the Kingis Majestie. Ane gracious answer the petitioner hum blie craw is." -Acts Chas. I. (ed. 1814), v. 487. crâw-ber-rỹ, s . [CROWBERRY.] (1) Empetrum nigrum, (2) Vaccinium Oxycoccos .