An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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Cui|-bu]icA, cuisbhurta, s. a buffoon, Sh.
Cui^'cle, cuiscle, s. a private affair; sorcery.
Cuij-TDeog, cuisdeog, s. the little finger.
Cui]-óiocAi'ó, cuisdhiotaidh, s. appeacliment, arrangement.
Cui]"eOkn, cuisean, s. m. a crime.
Cui]'eo5, cuiseog, s. f. a stalk, a straw.
Cui]'eÓ5nsle-mJior,s. an artery.
Cui]-Leo5, ctiisleog, s. f. a lancet.
Cui]'lin, cuislÍ7i, s. f. a pole; a flute or hautboy,
i. e. cpAnn cniiL, o. g.
Cin]'binn, cinslirm, s. a drinking cup; a tube.
Cuipie, cuisiie, s. ice, frost.
Cui]'neAtiniib, cuisneamJmil, adj. frosty.
CuijTiijim, cuisnigldm, v. I freeze, congeal.
Cui]Tngi:e, cuisnightlie, part, congealed, frozen.
Cui]-on, cuison, s. m. a judge; adj. wise, pru-
dent.
Cúi-|xe, s. a couch.
Ciiic, cidt, s. ra. tlie head, circumference.
Cui-obeinc, cuitlihheirt, s. a helmet, a hat.
Cuiirbet), cuiihbhedh, s. sorrow, grief, 4 Mast.
1444.
Cuire, cidte, adj. quit, even.
Cuice, cuithe, s. a trench, a channel, a furrow ; a
den.
Cuice, ante, adj. sound, healthy, well.
CuiceAc, cintcach, s. m. a denial, refusal; a requiter;
adj. equal, even with; s. m, foam,
iroth; rage, fury.
CuiceAt), cuiteadh, s. m. recompense, requital.
CuiccAb, cidteal, s. the cuttle fish.
Cuic^'eAjTOA, cidthfeardha, s. m. an encampment,
mihtary head-quarters.
Cuicij, cíí!Yi(//í, V. he swore; i.e. x)0 liiiouAij,
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. . .
Cuicijiiu, cnittgJiim, v. I reward, requite.
Cuicijce, cidtighthe, part, atoned, requited.
Ctiicioiii, cidtiomh, s. a recompense.
CuiciuJAt), cuiliughadh, s. a reparation, requital.
Cut, ml, s. custody, guard, defence ; the back
part of anything; chariot; a coin.
CuÍAg, nilag, s. turf, peat, Sc; cheek-tooth, Sc.
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CutAit), culaidh, s. apparel, vestments; a tool,
instrument, a boat.
CutAna-fiuib, culaidh-sMidl, s. canvas.
CutAim, culaim, v. I thrust or push back.
CuÍAi]!, cidair, s. f. the tlu-oat, palate, chops.
CulAncA]-, culantas, s. bashfulness.
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