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Show € 00 Co CockricuT o £ [cock and Sght battle or match of cocks Far in fee by weft Spayng Is a lond yhoze cocayng On which Dr. Hickes has this remark . n cockfights, to make one cock more hardy, an the other more cowardly Bacon's Natural Hiffory Addifon Co'crnorsr adj. [cock and borfe. O horfeback ; triumphant ; exulting .Alma, thflcy firenuoufly maintain Sits cockZorfe on her throne the brain CO'CKLE taria 1. A {malt teftaceous fifh 2. A little or young cock in monacho Shake[peare ‘We may, I think, from the make of an oyfter or cockle, reafonably conclude, that it has not f many, nor {o quick, fenfes as a man Locke Three common cockle fhellsy out of gravel pits Woodwvard Obfolete They bearen the crag fo ftiff and fo ftate As cock/e on his dunghill crowing crank Spenfer's Paftorals « The foil's difeafe, and into cock/le firays @. a. [fro o Co'cxLE Proud of the plenty of the fouthern part To {corn that union, by which we ma Boalt *twas his countryman that writ this play Dorfet The cockney, travelling into the country, is fur defpicable citizen o a cockle Show'rs foon drench the camblet's cock/ed grain Co'ckrorT n. th roo ove [cockah garret in loft.] Th whic fowl are fuppofed to rooft; uanlefs it be rathe corrupted from coplof?, the cop or zop o ‘the houfe If the loweft floors already burn Cocklofts and garrets foon will take their turn A cockmafler bought a partridge among the fighting cocks Co'ckmarcu. =z f. [coc Cockfight for a prize A th preferv world and academy of arms, for many years Hovel's Pocal Foreft 2. A place on the lower deck of a man o war, where are fubdivifions for the puror, the furgeon, and his mates Harris Cocx's-coms. 7 f. [cock and comb.] plant Co'ck's-HEAD. 7, /. A plant, named alf Jainfoin Swift Co'ckmasTER. n. f. [cock an One that breeds game cocks Miller fam and match. time that the heads of partie towards-on apother ar outwar fhew o good breeding, their tools will not fo much a mingle at a cockmatch Addifon Though quail-fighting is what is moft take notice of, they had doubtlefs cockmatches alfo Arbuthnot and Pope Co'ckney. n. /o [A word of which th original is much controverted 'Th Frenc ufe a expreflion pai de co caigne, for a country of dainties Paris ¢ft pour un riclhe un pais de cocaigne Boileau Of this word they are not able to fet tle the original Surrey and himfelf Much about cock/put time, from troop to troo Went through the army Shakefpeare mafler. and turned i L' Eftrange It appears, whateve was its firft ground, to be very ancient being mentioned in an' old Normanno Saxon poem Co'cr1LE. adj. [cofilis, Lat.] M baking, as a brick Co'criow. 7. f. [codtio, Lat of boiling The difeafe is fometimes attended toration from the lungs, and that is taken coftion and refolution of the feverifh matter, o minates in fuppurations or a gangrene Co'ckspUR. # [ [cock and fpur.] Virginian hawthorn. A fpecies of medlar Mil[e'?‘ Co'cksurE. adwv. [from cock and fure. Confidently certain ; without fear o diffidence A word of contempt We fteal, as in a caftle, cockfure Shakefpeare I thought myfelf cockfure of his horfe, which h readily promifed me Pope's Letters Co'ckswain. 7 /. [cogzrpane, Saxon. Th officer wh ha the comman o the cockboat Corruptly Coxoxy Co'ckwgEep. #. /. [from cock and aveed. The name of a plant called alfor Dit tander, or Pepperavort Cocoa. . [ [cacaotal, Span. and therefore more properly written cacao. A fpecies of palm-tree, cultivated in the Eaf and Weft Indies. The bark of the nut is-mad into cordage, and the fhell into drinking bowls Th kernel affords the a wholefom food an the milk contained in the fhell a cooling liquor COoD } . Je [a/él/m;j" Co'prisH COD. #. /. [cobbe, Saxon. or hutk in which feeds are l Thy corn thou there may'ft fafely f Where in full cods laft year rich peafe di They let peafe lie in fmall heaps as And now have I gained the cockpit of the wefter Dryden's Juwvenal cocklofts indeed, ar lay lumber in And from the palm to draw its fref Can this cockpiz hol The vafty field of France Shakefpeare Co'cksuaur. # [ [from cock and fpur. The clofe of the evening, at which tim garrets, or rather m very indifferently furnifhed ; but they are rooms t poultry go to rooft M inches in length, and three or fo when fully ripe, of a purple col cavity of this fruit are lodged th ufually about thirty in number. Hil Amid' thofe orchards of the f Give me to drain the cocoas milk bo Co'ckerr. 7 /. [cock and piz. 1. The area where cocks fight Co'ckLED. adj. [from cockle.] Shelled or perhaps cochleate, turbinated Shak low, mean 1 am afraid this great lubber the world wil prove a cockney Shakefpeare's Tavelfth Night Gay Lowg's ivelingis more foft and fenfibi Than are the tender horns of cockled {nails ignorant end is long, refembling a cucumber Watts 2. Any effeminate T contra@ into wrinkles, like the fhel breadth, and pointed at th are fucceeded by the fiuit, whic prized at many common practices of rural affairs -Donne cockle. its bark rough, and full o leaves fix or eight inches long ut fegne ge For who is fuch a cockney in his heart In foothing them, we nourith gaint our fenat clean.sh data import.tsv out README The cockle of rebellion, infolence, fedition. Shak Good feed degenerates, and oft obey & moniales It was un difcovery of America The tr nefs of a man's leg, and but a pagan So the cockney did to the eels, when fhe pu them i' th' pafty alive Shakefpeare's King Lear oorn, the fame with cornrofe ; a fpecie and peculiar tafte & monafticam vitam inde fcriptione ter12 cockainew paraboliceé perftringens. 1. A native of London, by way of contermpt [coccel, Saxon; lolium A weed that grows i of poppy avocatos ' dufky colour, an agreeabl nus hominum qui, defidiz dediti, ventr indulgebant, & coquinz amatores erant malevolentifiime invehitur; monafteri Co'ckLE-sTAIRS. 7./i Winding or {pira ftairs Chambers Co'crLE. #. f zizania, Lat. et defidiofa coat or fkil},fo_f a dark and of a dry kernel, fillin flethy, dry, firm, and fattifh noftri olim cokaignes, quod nunc {cribitu Kt poéta hic nofte cockneys, vocabant Prior . /. [coguille, French. It is a cockle or, a walnut thell. wood Ggllos, otio, gule, et ventri deditos ignavum, ignavam, defidiofum, defidiofan Jegnem, fignificabant. Hinc #rbanos, utpote a ruafticis laboribus ad vitam feden reaflume -their national hatred t each other long figure; is compofed of a ¢ Nunc coguin, coguing: qua olim apu At the feafons of football and cockfighting, thef little republick The leaves are ufed for t are wrought into bafke The cacas or chocol reaped, till they find the hawm and Dortinier's H 7o Cop. w. #. [from the noun.] clofe in a cod 6L 1 A All codded grain being a deftroyer of weeds improver of land, and a preparer of it }fl?'" ot ort CTOpS Co'ppERS. # /. [from cod. peafe Copk. #. /o [codex, Latin. Gatherer D g 1. A book 2. A book of the civil law e We find in the Theodofian and Juftintan c the intereft of trade very well proyided for " Arbuthno on C Indentures, cov'nants, articles they draw Large as the fields themfelves; and large fa Than civil codes with all their gloffes are Pope's Sat Co'prcrr. . /. [codicillus, Latin. appendage to a will The man fufpeés his lady's cryin Was but to gainhim to appoint her By codicil, a larger jointure Cop1'LLE. 2. /. [codille, Fr. codillo, Span. A term at ombre, when the game 1 won She fees, and trembles at th' ;glproachiug ill Jutt 1§ the jaws Aof ruin, arlxiio Ife,s Ruge of th 70 CO'DLE Skinner. k a. [coquo, colfulo, Lat To parboil ; to foften by th heat of water Co'prLing. n. f. [from To codle.] A apple generally codled, to be nuxe with milk k In July come gilliflowers of all Vaf‘:;t‘::' .eal;lt codhngs an ings 3&;0"': frui gennitin [ pears and plums inin fruit e |