cuddy
21cuddy lug — Scottish Vernacular Dictionary A smart clout around the ear. Example: Any mair ay yer cheek an ye ll get a cuddy lug, ye wee bugger! …
22cuddy splatter — Cumbrian Dictionary (phrase. cuddee splattur) cow pat, bovine excrement. This phrase is a corruption of the real meaning of cuddy which is actually a donkey! …
23cuddy — noun a) a cabin, for the use of the captain, in the after part of a sailing ship under the poop deck b) a small cupboard or closet …
24cuddy — (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. cabin, galley, room, closet, cupboard …
25cuddy — n. galley or pantry of a small ship (Nautical); small room or closet; donkey; fool, stupid person …
26cuddy — noun (plural cuddies) chiefly Scottish 1》 a donkey. 2》 a stupid person. Origin C18: perh. a familiar form of the name Cuthbert …
27cuddy — n. 1. Cabin (in the fore part of a boat). 2. Cudden, coal fish. 3. Ass, donkey. 4. Dolt, clown, stupid fellow …
28cuddy — cud·dy …
29cuddy — n. (pl. ies) Sc. 1 a donkey. 2 a stupid person. Etymology: perh. a pet form of the name Cuthbert …
30cuddy-ass — North Country (Newcastle) Words the ass …