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| coupon ['kupɪn, 'kʌupən, 'kʌupɪn]n. A small piece or fragment. |
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| coupon, coopin, coupin, coopan, |
| coupon ['kupən]n. col. The face. |
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| cour, couer, coor, cooer, couerach, coorach, cooerach, courach, couery couerie, coorie, courie, coory, curry, cowrey, keery, cooerie, coury, couerit, coueried, cooried, currie, corrie, coueryin, coueriein, cooryin, courit, coored, coured, couried, couryin, courin, couerin, cow'rin', coorin, cooerin, cow'rin, kurin, |
cour [ku:r, 'kuər, kʌr]also U. courach [ku:rəx, 'kuərəx]
v. To crouch, cringe, cower. To bow, submit. To bend, lower, fold.
courie ['ku:ri, 'kɔrɪ, 'kʌrɪ]
v. To stoop, bend, cringe, crouch for protection, to kneel down. To snuggle, nestle. To embrace.
pt. pp. courit, couried
couryin
v. Stooping, bending, crouching for protection etc.
courin ['ku:rɪn, 'kɔrɪn]
v. adj. Cowering.
Compounds and phrases etc.
courie in: To snuggle up to |
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| courag, coorag, currag, coorie, curry, |
| courag ['ku:rəg]n. The forefinger, index finger. |
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| Couross, Cooross, |
| Couross ['kurɪs]pn. Culross. (Fife) |
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| couser, cooser, cuiser, cuisser, |
couser ['kusər, 'kʌsər]n. A stallion.
Compounds and phrases etc.
kintra-couser ['kɪntrə-, N. 'kwɪntrə-]: a travelling stallion |
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| cousie, coosie, cooshie, |
cousie ['ku:zi]n. A challenge to a feat of dexterity or daring, the prance of a horse.
v. To show off tricks. |
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| couslip, cooslip, cuslip, goslip, coousmooth, coosmooth, cousmouth, coosmouth, cowsmouth, |
couslip ['kuslɪp]also MN. cousmooth ['gɔslɪp, 'ku:zmuθ]
n. he cowslip. |
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| coutach, coutyach, cootyach, cuideachd, |
coutach [NN.a. 'kutjʌx]n. A contemptuous term for a company of people
From Gaelic cuideachd. |
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| Couter, Coulter, Cooter, |
| Couter ['kutər]pn. Coulter. (Lanarkshire) |
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