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CUL 21 CU.M
CL L-CHOIMHEAD, -lu, s. ni. (CÙ1, ami
Coimhead, ) A reai-guaid ; retrospection.
CÙLDA1CH, s. m. See Ciiilticli.
CÙL-FIIRADHAKCACH, -aiche, mlj.
(Cul, and Fiadhaicach,) Circumspect, re-
trospective.
CÙL-GHAIRM, E, s.f. A recalling, re-
voliing.
CÙL-GHAIRM, -urn, ch-, r. a. Ilecall,
call back, revoke.
CÙL-ITHE, s.f. (Cul, ami Itli.) Hack-
biting, slander.
f CuiLA, s. 711. A hood, cowl.
CULLACH, -AiCH, s. ni. A boar ; a yearling
calf; an impotent man; a eunuch.
CULLACHAS, -ais, s. m. (Cullach,) Impotence.
CULL-BHOC, BHuic, s. m. A wether-goat,
C ÙL. M H 1 N N ACM A D H, -aidh, s. vi
Abjuration.
CÙL-3IHIONNA1CH, -idh, ch-, v. a.
(CÙ1, and ]Mionnaich,) Abjure, denj-.
CUL-MHIONNAICHTE, adj. and pret.
part. V. Cùl-mhionnaich. Abjured, denit'd.
CÙL-MHÙTAIRE, -an, s. vi. A muti..
neer ; a plotter ; a backbiter.
C ÙL-MHÙT A 1 REACH D, s. f. ind. ( CÙ1mhùtaire,)
IMutiny ; backbiting ; smug-
gling ; a conferring, plotting, i-n private.
CÙL-RADIIARCACH, -aiche, a^/;'. See
Cùl-fhradharcach.
CÙL-SGRÌOBH, -AIDH, CH-, v. a. (CÙ1,
and Sgriobh,) Superscribe, endorse.
CÙL-SLEAMHNACH, ^ -aiche, adj.
CÙL-SHLEAMHNACH, \ Backsliding.
CÙL-SLEAMHNACHADH, Is.
CÙL-SHLEAMHNACHAUH, S
m.
and
pres. part, v. Cùl-sleamhnaich. Backslid-
ing, act of backsliding, falling back, apos-
tatizing.
CÙL-SLEAMHNAICH, } -idh, ch-, v.
CÙL-SHLEA.MHNAICH, ^H.(Cùl,and
Sleamhuaich,) Backslide, fall back, fall off,
become worse, apostatize.
CÙL-SLEAMHNA1CHE, ) -eax,s.»ì.
CÙL-SHLEAMHNA1CHE, S
(CÙ1-
sleamhnaich,) A backslider.
Ci:L-.SPOR, -uiR, -EAN, s. m (CÙ1, and
Spur,) A spur.
ClL-TAIC, -e, s. m. (CÙ1, and Tai.-,) A
support, a backing.
CÙL-THAOBH, -aoibh, s. m. (Cul, and
Taobh,) See Cùlaobh.
t Clxthaideach, adj. Preposterous.
CÙL-THARRU1NG, -e, s.f. (Cul, and
Tarruing,) A drawing back, retracting.
CULURAN, -AiN, -AN', s. in. Biithwort
swinebread.
.
CLINI, ronj. See Chum, and Cuime.
CU.AI, -aidh, CH-, i: a. and 7i. Keep, hold,
withhold, retain, refrain, restrain ; ob-
serve, celebrate, as of holidays ; contain, as
a dish, &c. ; frame, shape, form.
CUMA'
CU3IADH,
} s.f. and j)res. part. v.
-aidh, ^ Cum. A shape, figui c,
form, patteiri ; shaping, act of shaping,
forming, fashioning; contriving, act of
conti'iving; trunk of the body.
CUMACHD, s.f. ind. See Cumadh.
CUMACHDAIL, -ala, ndj. (Cumach,)
Well shaped.
CUMADAIR, -EAX, v. VI. (Cumadh, and
Fear,) A shaper, former, fashioner.
CUMAUAIREACHD, s.f. ind. (Curaadair,)
Framing, forming ; act of framing,
forming.
CUMADALACHD, s.f.ind. (Cumadail,)
Shapeliness, symmetiy, proportion, ele-
gance of form.
CUMAIDHEACHD, s.f. ind. Provuu
See Cumachd.
CU;\1A1L, -AEACH, s. /. and pres. jiart. t>.
Cum. HiJiling, withholding, restraining,
refraining ; act of observing, celebrating ;
a containing ; detaining ; maintaining or
supporting.
f CUMAISG, -IDH, CH-, V. Mix.
t CuMAisGTE, prct. part. v. JMixed, compounded.
CU3IALAS, -AIS, s. in. (Cumail,) A sup-
port, stay.
CUMAILTEACIl, -icHi-, adf Tenacious,
adhesive.
CUMAILTEACHD, s.f. Tenaciousne^s,
adhesiveness
CUINIAN, -AiN, 5. m. (Cum, v.) A milking
pail, a circular wooden dish without a handle.
Scot. Cogue.
f CuMAN, -AiN, s. m. A shriiu".
CUMANDA, } adj. Common, general, cus-
CUMANTA, ^ ' tomary, ordinary.
CUMANTACHU, >s. 'w. and/, Com-
CUMANTAS, -Ais, V monness, usn:d-
negs.
t CuMAR, -AIR, -EAK, .f. tn. A conlliiPiice
oi waters. See Comar.
CL-MARA,;*/. coix-mhaua, X. ot. (Cù, and
]Muir,) .\ sea dog.
t Cumaraice, s. jd. (Cumar,) The inhabitants
of a country abounding in valiijs
and hiHs>
CUMASGACH, -aiche, adj. (Cumasg,)
Tumultuous.
CUMASGADH, -aidh, s. m. and /»?>.
part. V. Cumasg. A mixing; act of mixing,
compounding.
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