10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «COGUE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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cogue in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
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A Season in Hell and Other Works
“Tête de faune“: La cogue, june 7-14, 1886; vol., 1891. “Oraison du soir”: Lutèce,
Oct. 5-12, 1883; vol., 1891. “Mes petites amoureuses”: vol., 1891. “
Accroupissements”: vol., 1891. “Les poètes de sept ans”: vol., 1891. “Les pauvres
à l'église”: ...
Arthur Rimbaud, Stanley Appelbaum, 2003
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. A-Kut
A hollow wooden vessel of a circular form, for holding milk, broth, &c. ; a pail ; a
forpet (fourth peck) measure ; S. My bairn has tocher of her awn, — Twa kits, a
cogue, a kirn there ben. Watson's Coll. iii. 47. Gin ye, fan the cow flings, the cog
cast ...
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An etymological dictionary of the Scottish language: ...
And thei token the relifs of broken metis twelve coffyns ful." Mark vi. Lat. cophin-us
, Gr. «o^i»-«f, a basket. CO¥T, pret. and part. pa. Bought. V. CoFF. COG, Coag,
Coig, Cogue, s. A hollow wooden vessel of a circular form, for holding milk, broth,
...
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The Routledge Dictionary of Historical Slang
cogman *. A beggar pretending to be a shipwrecked sailor: c.: C.19. cogue (occ.
cog) the oose . To take, hot, a good strong drink: nautical; C.19–20; ob. Ex cogue,
to drink brandy, drink drams. coguey . Drunk: ca 1820–60. Ex cogue, a dram.
pro. Cogue. Viet Nam: 1964 Sky Queen caresses the engine cowling and squints
across the blazing plain of airfield. Straightening from engine check, beading oil
with dust between his fingers, he watches with one eye a line of low, magenta ...
Tro. Cogue. Rings, cell phone opens. • Is it done? "Yes, the explosives are set,
we are ready." • Where is he? "He's lying on the floor right in front of me, he
should wake in moments." Silence. • If he dies. . .he dies. . .and we carry this no
further.
Tro. Cogue. "Ember tervez, Isten vegez [Man plans, God acts]," says a well-
known Hungarian proverb. I had made many plans for my "golden years," but
writing my autobiography was not one of them. The project just evolved. To my
surprise ...
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Nathan Bailey's Dictionary, English-German and ...
... snappish, pert; adv. pertly © d) n fl p p 6/ interj. snap, crack, whkx. ©d>n<Ipp<,
m. cogue , dram ; eitlflt ©djnappt nehmen to cogue , uke • dram. © (b n a p p f a (f,
m. snapsack, knapsack, □wallet. © (b n a p p f i n, v. r. ». to cogue, drink drams.
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrueger, 1801
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The English dialect dictionary
Also written cogg Sc.; cogue Sc. Ken}; coag Sc. N.I.1; cug Sh.l.; coig ( ML); coke
Sc. [k6g, 60%|]. _ 1. so. A ho ow, wooden vessel for ho 1ng milk, broth, &c.; a pa";
alsofig. Sc. It is good to have our oogue out when it rains kail, Ramsav Moe.
Our auld forbears, when ower their yill, And cantie bickers round did ca', Forsooth
, they cried, anither gill i For sweirt we are to gang awa Some hearty cock wad
then hae sung An auld Scotch sonnet afl' wi' glee, Syne pledged his cogue : the ...
