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COTHROM
Corn, korn, n. m. a bale of cloth; adrmk.
ing-horn ; v. fold cloth.
CoRNADH, korn'-A, pt folding cloth.
CoRNAiRE, kom'-àr'-à, n. tii. a folder.
CoRN-cAisiL, kòm'-kash-èl, ii. m, wall
penny wort.
CoRON, kor'-on, rum. a crown, a chaplet.
Corp, korpp, corpse, the body.
CoRPANTA, korp'-annt-a, a. corpulent,
■ bulky.
CoRPANTACHD, korp'-ànnt achg, n. f. cor-
pulence.
CoRPARRA, k6rp'-urr-a, corporeal, not
spiritual.
CoRP-SHNASAiR, korp'-huDas-af'-a, a body
polisher ; a statuary.
CoRP-SGiAN, korp'-skean, n.f. a scalpel, or
doctor or dissector's knife.
CoRP-SGiANADAiR, korp'-skean-ad-ar*,?!. m.
a dissector, an anatomist, a doctor.
CoRP-SGiANADAiREACHD, korp'-skèàn-ad-
aer-achg, anatomy, dissection, fear-raiui-
saehaidh cuirp ; also, eorp-rannsachair.
CoRR, korr, re. m. odds, excess, surplus,
overplus, remainder ; thoir dhomhsa an
còrr, give me the surphis; a heron, a
stork, a hern ; còrr air cladach, a heron
on Vie sea shore ; also, corra chrithich,
corra bhàn, a heron, &c. ; adj. singular,
extraordinary, odd; bliadhna cAo/r, an
extraordinary yen r ; duine còrr, a singu.
lar person, an eminent person.
CoHRA-BEAOA, corr'.a-beug.à, tiptoe ;
North, corra-biod.
CoRRA-cHAGAiLT, kòrr'-a-chag-alty', n. J.
sulphureous hue in dying embers, sala-
mander.
CoRRACH, korr'-ach, a. steep, precipitous ;
aite corrach, a steep place; passionate.
CoRRACH, korr'-ach, n. f. fetters ; Lang-
aid. (Irish.)
CoRRACHEANN, konZ-a-chyann, n. m. a
giddy head.
CoRRACHEANNACH, kon'-a-chyann-ach,
light-headed, giddy, inconstant.
CoRHAG, korr'-ag, n. f. fore-finger; left-
hand stilt of a plough.
CoRRA-MARGAiDH, korra'-màrg-è, n. the
rabble, the offscouring of the people. B.
CoRRA-MAOTHAR, korra'-mao-har, n. m.
the sea-pike, seòrsa èisg. Islay.
Corran, korr'-an, n. m. a shearing-hook
or sickle; semi-circular bay; point of
land, like a hook or sickle.
CORRANACH, korr'-an-ach, n. J. funeral-
cry. Ir.
CoRRA-CHEOSACH, kòrr'-a-chyòs-ach, n. /.
cheslip.
CoRRA-MEiLLE, k5nra'-maly'-a, n. m. wild
liquorice.
CoRRAMHEUR, k6rr'-a-vhi;rr, n. f. little
finger.
CoRRALACii, korr'-a-lach, n. m. remainder,
excess, surplus, overplus, odds.
CoRR-snuGAN, korr'-hùg-an, n. /. twist-
handle.
CoRRUicH, korr'-ech, n. f. offence, rage,
anger, ire, wrath ; tha corriiich air, he is
ojjended; na gabh corruich, be not of-
fended.
CoRSA, kòr'-sà, n. m. coast; air còria na
Frainge, on the coast of France.
Corsair, kor'-sar, 71. f. a coaster, cruiser.
CoRSAiREACHD, kòr'-saèr-achg, n.f. coast-
ing, cruising.
CoR-SHioMAiN, kor-heram'-ans.re./. twist-
handle.
Cos, an Irish foot, ditto, with a lump on it,
coich.
Cos, kos, n. m. a Eponge, /. ; crevice,
hole. O.
CosACH, kos'-ach, a. spongy, porous.
CosAciiD, kos'-achg, ji. f. sponginess, por-
ousness.
CosAiciiE, kos'-èch-à, n.f. degree of spon-
giness, &c.
CosAiL, kos'-al, a. likely, hke, similar.
CosALACHD, kos'-al-achg, n. f. likeliness,
similarity.
CosD, kosdd, ti. spend, waste, wear. Tev.
CosDAiL, kosdd'-al, a. expensive, extrava-
gant.
CosDALACHD, kòsdd'.àl -achg, n. /. expen-
siveness-
CosuAS, kosdd'-us, n. /. expense, expen-
diture, cost; waste, profuseness.
CosLAS, kos'-liis, n. m. appearance, like-
ness.
Cos-NABUiuH, kos'-nnà-bè, n. m. walking
companion. No.
CosAMAL, k6s2'-a-mal, «•/. refuse of meat,
straw, &c.
CosNACH, k6s2'-nach, n. c. a labourer, hired
servant.
CosNADH, kos'-nX, n. m. earning, win-
ning.
CoTA, kaut'-à, n.m. coat, petticoat. (Teut.)
CoTA-BAX, kaut'-a-ban, n. m. groat, four-
pence; fourpence land; leirtheas, two
of them; ochdamh, four; ceithrea, eight.
CoTA-MOR, kòt'-a-mòr, a great coat.
CoTHAicH, kò2'-èch, t;. maintain, contend,
strive.
CoTHLAM, ko'-hllàm, v. mix different sorts
of wool, as black and white.
CoTHLAMADH, kò'.hUàm-A, n. m. mixture
of wools.
CoTHO.v.VACH, kò2'-hònn.ach, n. /. froth,
spray, foam ; corah-thonn, beating of
waves together ; hence tUe surname Col-
quhoun.
CoTHROM, kor'-um, n. m. justice, fair
play; a dol a dh' ionnsuUih a chothrom,
going to seek justice ; opportunity ; a'