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_Ramsay._

COWAN, _s._ A fis.h.i.+ng boat.

_Wodrow._

Su. G. _kogge_, C. B. _cwch_, linter.

COWAN, _s._

1. One who does the work of a mason, but has not been regularly bred, S.

2. One who builds dry walls, S.

_Statist. Acc._

Su. G. _kujon_, h.o.m.o imbellis; Fr. _coi-on_, a base fellow; from Su. G. _kufw-a_, supprimere, insultare.

COWART, _s._ Covert.

_Wallace._

COWARTRY, _s._ Cowardice.

_b.e.l.l.e.n.den._

COWATYSS.

V. ~Couatyse~.

COW-CLOOS, _s. pl._ Common trefoil, S. B. Trifolium pratense, Linn.

COWCLYNK, _s._ A harlot.

_Lyndsay._

Perhaps from _cow_, and _clink_, money; q. one who prunes the purse.

_To_ COWER, COWYR, COUR, _v. a._ To recover.

_Barbour._

Abbrev. from Fr. _recouvrir_.

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