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The complete poetical works of Robert Burns, arranged in the ...
_Kintra cooser, country stallion; [cooser, courser.] Knurl, dwarf. Kith, kindred. L
LAWIN-SHOT, reckoning-bill. Lea-rig, grassy ridge. Leesome, pleasant, [
she1tered.] Libbet, gelded. - Loup, jump, leap. M MAILEN, farm, [ground for which
mail or ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
See Couk. COONY. t- [from coin, Fr.] A corner. COONY. ) s. [from coin, Engl.] Mo-
CUtNZlE. ) ney. To COOR. 9. a. To cover. COOSER. ) CUISER. ! 1. A stallion; a
libertine. CUSSER. ) COOSER. [Country or kintra-] A stoul vulgar country fellow.
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The Complete Poetical Works of Robert Burns
Cooser, a courscr, a stallion: ' a perfect kintra cooser.' Coos! [z'.e. cast], (I) looped:
' coost a hitch '; (2) threw off: 'coost their claes,' 'coost her duddies'; (3) tossed: “
Maggie coost her head'; (4) chucked: 'coost it in a corner.“ Coolie, a small pail: ...
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A dictionary of the Scottish language [by E. Picken].
Cooser, Cuiser, s. a stallion, a libertine; country cooser, a stout vulgar country
fellow. Coost, see Cuist. Coostin, see Cuistcn. Coot, Koot, Kuit, s. the ancle bone.
Cootie, s. a fowl whose legs are feathered. Cootie, s. a wooden dish. Cootikens, s
.
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Colonial Records of South Carolina: Documents relating to ...
... Mohawk Indians Conentackskioway, Cherokee, 220 "Conflaus," the, 354
Congaree Fort, 46, 50, 191, 200, 450, 457, 528; commanding officer at, 454;
condiCooser; Cowsaa's, the; Creek Indians; Creek towns; Little Coosa ws Cooser
: tion of ...
William L. McDowell, 1955
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The Works of Robert Burns: With an Account of His Life, and ...
... sharpers, bawds, and opera-girls; If that daft buckie, Geordie W***s, Was
threshin still at hizzies' tails, Or if he was grown oughtlins douser, And no a
perfect kintra cooser. A' this and mair I never heard of; And but for you I might
despair'd of.
Robert Burns, James Currie, Mr. Thomson (George), 1806
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The Statutes at Large of South Carolina
situation in South Carolina at that time. Dr. Darrell r. Marcy, tho President, than
living, and in full health. *_Dr- Cooser had no views of an South, the hemical
Professor, and 3. That it takes from the right of the State 204 STATUTES AT
LARGE.
South Carolina, Thomas Cooper, David James McCord, 1836
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The Poetical Works of Robert Burns: With a Memoir of the ...
With a Memoir of the Author's Life and Glossary Robert Burns. Cllsli,a.n idle ta1e',
thestory Cooser, a horse kept for of the day. mares. Clatter, idle stories. Coot, the
ankle or foot. Claught, snatched at. Cootie, a wooden kitchen Claut,to clean, ...
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The History of the English Baptists: From the Reformation to ...
... Thomas Jacomb, Doctors of Divinity; [William Bates, jobn shu-linshn, [William
Cooser, Clerks; Dr. ffolan Lig/Jtsoot, Dr. _70/.>n Collz'ns, Dr. Bcrzianzin IVooa'
ariz/gc, and Ifflz'lctanz Di'alce, Clerk. THOUGH the Bapt/sts in England were at
this ...
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The Works with His Lift by Allan Cunningham. -London, James ...
Burns. (food. The cud. Coaf. A blockhead, a ninny. “ The rest seem coofs compar'
d wi' my dear Pate.” Ramsay. Cookit. Appeared and disappeared by fits. “ All
closs under the cloud of night thou coukkis.” Kennedy. Cooser. A stallion. “ Ye
ken a ...
