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COD ; pod : peafe or beans which are well hung 



with pods, are faid to be well " codded." 

 COMMOTHER (perhaps Co-mother) ; a godmother. 

 CONNY; clever; neat; tidy; agreeable. 

 COOL, or COWL ; a fwelling raifed on the head 



by a blow from a cudgel, or other hard weapon. 

 COOP ; an ox cart, with a clofe body, and without 



" flielvings," for carrying manure, &c. ftil! in ufe. 

 To COOR ; to crouch or fit upon the haunches. 

 COOSCOT ; a wood-pigeon. 

 COPING (pronounced keeaping] j the covering of a 



ftone quarry. 

 CORNBIND ; polygonum convolvulus j climbing 



buck wheat : alfo convolvulus arvtnfis j corn con- 

 volvulus. 

 CLOSE (pronounced tlMact}* an inclofure; in dif- 



tinclion to " field," which implies an open field. 

 COTTREL ; the kty of an iron bolt. 

 COWDY; pert; frolickfome. 

 To COWL j to gather, rake, or fcrape together. 

 COWL-RAKE ; a mud fcraper. 

 COW-MIG; the drainage of a cow-houfe, or 



dunghill. 



To CO WP ; to change ; to fwap. 

 COWSTRIPLINGS ; primula veris ; cowflips. 

 COWTHERED ; recovered from difeafe or coW- 



nefs. 

 COW-TIE ; a fliort thick hair rope, with a wooden 



nut at one end, and an eye formed in the other; 



for hoppling the hind legsofacowwhilcin milking. 

 Y 2 CRAKE 



