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corbal, corbale, corball, corbel, corbell,
corbel [ˈkoːrbəl]
n. A projection jutting out from a wall to support a structure above it.
corbie, corby,
corbie [ˈkɔrbɪ, ˈkorbi]
n. The raven Corvus corax, occasionally SEC. NN.b. the carrion crow Corvus corone, NEC. U. I.Sh. hooded crow Corvus cornix or WC. NEC. MN. rook Corvus frugilegus. A swindler.
adj. Of taste: unrefined, undiscriminating.
Compounds and phrases etc.
corbie stanes: Step-like pojection on the sloping end of a gable.
Corbie_Knowe,
Corbie Knowe [ˈkorbi nʌu]
pn. Corby Knowe (County Antrim).
From corbie + knowe
corcur, corkie, corkie, corkir, korki, korki, korkie, korkie, korkier, korkir, kurki, kurki, kurkie, kurkie,
corcur [Gael. ˈkɔrkər]
also I.Sh. korkie
n. The lichen Lecanora tartarea, used for dyeing. I.Sh. A red or purple colour.
accordin, coard, cord,
cord [kɔrd, koːrd]
v. To accord, harmonise.
Compounds and phrases etc.
accordance: Agreement, accord.
accordin: According or corresponding to, relating to or fitting for.
accordinly: Suitably, properly.
discord: Disagreement, dissension.
coard, cord,
cord [kɔrd, koːrd]
n. A cord, intestine inflammation.
cordial [ˈkoːrdɪəl]
adj. Belonging to the heart, cardiac
cordiner,
cordiner [ˈkɔrd(ə)nər]
n. A shoemaker.
chore, coar, coer, core,
core [koːr]
n. A team of curlers, a convivial company.
cork, corkit,
cork [kɔrk]
n. A cork. An overseer, a master tradesman, a small employer.
v. To cork
pt. pp. corkit adj. col. Constipated.
Compounds and phrases etc.
black cork: Porter beer.
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