Webster's Dictionary 1806

1567

Cockhorse

Cockhorsea.riding on horseback, triumpant

1568

Cocking

Cocking, or Cockfightn.a fight or match of cocks

1569

Cockle

Cocklen.a genus of shellfish, the weed cornrofe

1570

Cockle (2)

Cocklev.t.to run into wrinkles, to shrink up

1571

Cockled

Cockledpa.wrinkled up, contracted, shelled

1572

Cocklestairs

Cocklestairsn.stairs that wind and turn much

1573

Cockloft

Cockloftn.the room that is over the garet

1574

Cockmatch

Cockmatchn.a battle of cocks made for money

1575

Cockney

Cockneyn.a Londoner, mean citizen, foundling

1576

Cockpit

Cockpitn.place where cocks fight, part of a man of war

1577

Cockroach

Cockroachn.a genus of troublesome insects

1578

Cockscomb

Cockscombn.part of a cock's head, a plant

1579

Cocksure

Cocksurea.quite sure or certain, very confident

1580

Cocleary

Cocleary, or Cochleat, [ch as k]a.formed like a screw

1581

Cocoa

Cocoan.a nut, and the tree producing it

1582

Cocoon

Cocoonn.an oblong ball in which the silk worm involves itself, formed by threads which compose silk

1583

Coction

Coctionn.the act of boiling, digestion

1584

Cod

Codn.a seafish, the bag or husks or seeds

1585

Cod (2)

Codv.i.to inclose in or produce cods

1586

Coddle

Coddlev.t.to parboil or soften in water

1587

Code

Coden.a book or volume of the civil law, a book

1588

Codger

Codgern.a laborer, a rustic

1589

Codicil

Codiciln.an addition or supplement to a will

1590

Codille

Codillen.a term at ombre, a winning of a game

1591

Codlin

Codlinn.a sort of early apple

1592

Codline

Codlinen.line or cord for taking codfish

1593

Codling

Codlingn.a young codfish