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coash, coish, cosh, kosh,
cosh [kɔʃ, koʃ]
adj. Of things and persons: snug, comfortable, cosy. Quiet, undisturbed. Friendly, intimate.
coskie, skoskie,
coskie [MN. kɔski]
n. A cake similar to an eccles cake but with a ginger-bread mixture through the pastry instead of fruit.
coast, cosnent, cost, costanent, coste, costit, costnent, costs, oncast, oncoast, oncost, uncast, uncoast, uncost,
cost [kɔst, kost]
n. The cost. Bread, provision, means of sustenance.
pl. costs
v. To cost.
pt. cost, costit
pp. cost
Compounds and phrases etc.
costly: Costly.
oncost: Outlay, capital costs before profits, additional cost.
costanent [ˈkɔs(t)(ə)nɛnt]: Working for wages without board.
coesy, cosey, cosie, cosy, cozey, cozie, cozy,
cosy [ˈkoːzi]
n. A baby's cap.
adj. Of persons: warm and comfortable, well-wrapped up. Of places: sheltered, providing comfort and protection.
also adv.
coat, cot, cot_hoose, cote, cot-hoose, cott, cot-tack, cottar, cottar-hoose, cotter, cotthar, cotton, cottoun, cottown, cottun, cuttage, kot,
cot [kɔt, kot]
n. A humble dwelling, shelter. A cottage. A child's cot.
v. To cohabit with, to dwell in the same house.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cottar [ˈkɔtər, ˈkotər]: A cottager, tenant farmer. To live in a cot hoose as a cottar, To house a farm worker in a cottage.
cottar hoose: A cottar's house, a cottage.
cot hoose: A cottage.
cot-tack: A tenancy on a farm or cottage.
cottoun: A small collection of farm cottages.
oo cottar: U. The cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo.
Coatbrig, Cotbrig, The_Brig, The_Brigg,
Cotbrig [kotˈbrɪg]
pn. Coatbridge (Lanarkshire).
Locally The Brig.
cootham, coothaman, coothamin, coothum, coothuman, coothumin, cotham, cothaman, cothamin,
cotham [MN. ˈkɔθəm]
v. To satisfy a hungry person with food.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cothamin: A surfeit.
cotter, cottered, cottert,
cotter [ˈkɔtər, ˈkotər]
v. MN. To potter about, do odd jobs, work clumsily or slovenly. SN. NEC. To to stir eggs and butter in a pan till cooked.
pt. pp. cottert, cottered adj. S. Entangled.
cotton,
cotton [ˈkɔtən]
n. Cotton.
colledie-stane, coo, coo$s, coohoughed, coomak, coopat, coos, coo-shell, cooslick, cou, cou$s_lick, cou-hocht, cou-leddie-stane, cou-leddy-stane, coumak, coupat, cou-shell, cow-lady-stane, cow-lady-stone, cowmack, heelan_coo, heilan_coo, hielan$_coo, hielan_coo, hielan_cou, hieland_coo, hieland_cou, ka-ay, kine, ku, ku-shall, ky, kye, kyen, kyn, kyne,
cou [kuː, S. kʌu]
n. A cow
pl. kye [kae] also kyne [kəin] Cows, cattle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
cou-leddy-stane: n. S. Quartz.
coumak: N. The white campion Silene latifolia.
coupat: A cowpat.
cou-shell: I.Sh. The ocean quahog Arctica islandica.
cou's lick: An unruly tuft of hair.
heftit cou: An unmilked cow with a full udder.
hieland cou: A highland cow.
kye time: Milking time.
milk cou: A cow kept for milk.
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