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.Corra-sgritheach,(WC) s.f. Heron. [Always
called Urns at Poolewe, from an imitation of
Un- bird's cry.J
corra-shi.omain, see cor-shiomain.
corra-shod, see corrach-shod.
corra-sh ighadh, &.m. The backward swell from
the shore uiier a wave lias spent its strength
on the beach. 2 Trough ot the high waves
out at sea. A h-uile rud tosdach, leulh, ach
corra-.sl ughadh a bheireadh stuth air na
boghachan everything culm and quiet, except
i
an occasional murmur from the sta-auell on
the sunken reejs.b'Ulaic/te-nan-caol, p. 128.
corra-shugain, s.m. Flickering tjgures, caused
by reflected rays of light on roofs or walls of
houses. (Scott, glaiks.) 2 see corra-shugan.
corra-shugau,* s. f. Twist-handle, also corshiomain.
corr-ghleus, see cor-ghleus.
ach, -aiche, o.
see cor-ghleusach.
ach, -aich, s. f.
see cor-ghleusach. 201. Corr-chopag.
corr-ghluiueach, -eiche, o. Long-kneed. 2 Having
sharp-pointed knees.
corr-^i.obhlach, -aich, s.m. Earwig.
corr-ghrian, see corra-ghritheach.
cprrghuil, -e, s. /".Murmur, muttering, chirping.
corrlach, -aich, s.f. Coarsely ground meal. 2
Overplus, remainder.
corr-leine, s.f. Shirt of armour.
cori-marguidh, see corra-margaidh.
corr-meille, see carra-meille.
corr-mheille, see carra-meille.
corr-mheur, -mheoir, s.m. Odd finger. Cha
cliuir mi mo ch. air, 1 will not touch it.
fcorr-mhianu, s.f. Conceit.
tconuigheach, a. Moving.
corruil, -e, see coirioll.
corr-urraidh, -ean, s.m. Surety.
fdisa, -n (,& -chau /; a.m. Coast, shore. 2**District.
ttiMMcDj 'lhat part of a sail between
the upper reef-points and yard. Air c. na
Fraiuge, ou the coast of France ;
air ar corsaibk,
on our coasts.
cornaciiailli, -aidh, SJAI. Coasting, cruising. A*
c
, pi -'t-t. ot corsaich.
cbisaciui.JJ s.f.ind* Sponginess.
corsadh, see corsa.
corsaich, v.a a,- n. Coast, cruise.
corsair, -eau, s,m. Coaster, cruiser. 2**Pirate,
corsair.
eachd, c.O'nd. Cruising, coasting. Z-
Piracy.
cor-shiomain, -ain, s.m. Twist-handle, (Scot*,
th raw -crook) lor making straw-ropes.
fcortas, -ais, m. JDebt.
corra-spiod, see corra-biod.
corra-thon-dubh, pi. -n-ton-dubh. ,/. Crane.
corra-thulchainn,(AH) g.f. In roof of a house corthai'hd,** s.j.inu. Lassitude.
witii sloping gable, the beam extending from fcorughadh, -aidh, a.m. Armament, armour
middle of end wall to the apex of the nearest cor-urruklb, see corr-urraidu.
couple.
cos, coi.su, dttt. cois, pi. cosan, .v^. see cas.
corr-bheaun, a. Long-sheeted.
cos, -ois,-au, *. m. Hoilow, crevice, recess. 2
con-bheinn, -e, pi. -bheanntan, s./. Steep hill. Cavern, cave, hole. 3* Spou&e Isiay. C. mo
corr-chagailte, see corra-chagailte.
shuain, the cavern of my rest ; a' leuni o 'n
corr-eheauu, -chinn, s.m. Empty head.
cosaibh, bounding fiotn tttetr times.
ach, -aiche, a. Empty-headed. cosa, (. for casa) pi. 01 cas.
corr-chlaonadh, -aidh, a.m. Bias, leaning. cosach, -aiche, a. Cavernous, abounding in hollows,
corr-chopag, s. /. Waterplantain
recesses, or devices. 2 Snug. 3 Spon-
alisma plantago.
gy, porous. 4** .Bibulous.
co^ach, -aiche, a. see casach.
ach, a. Abounding
Losacud, s.f. ^ponginess, porousness.
in water-plantains.
cosag, -aig, -an, see ca.sag.
corv-f bad, (MMcD>'.m. First
cosag, -aig, -an, s./. Small crevice, cavern.
or outermost peat cut from
a peat-Uauk.
cave, or cell.
ach, a. Full of holes or crevices. 2 Snug.
corr-fhbd, -fhoid, s.m. The
warm, cosy, sheltered. 3 Spongy.
concluding or outermost
cosaguca, see casagach.
furrow of a ridge or tield.
cosa-gobhiacij, see casa-gobhlach.
co.saicne, a.i.tnd. see cosaicuead.
ad, -eiu, a.m. Jboilowuess. 2 Degree
of spongmess.
cosail, -e, a. see cosrnhail.
icosain,** v.a. .Defend, keep off. 2 Preserve.
3 Avouch, maintain.
cosaiut,** s..;. Keply. 2 Defence. 3 Averment
cosair,** s.m. Feast. 2 Bed.
cosalachd, see cosmhalachd.
tcosam, v.a. Defend, Keep otf, preserve,
cosamal, see cosmal.
co 'sam bith, comp. rel. Whoever, whosoever,
cosamhlactiadn, -aidh, s.m. Allusion, act of alludiug,
comparing, likeaiug. A' c
, pr.pt.
of cusamulaich.
cosamhlachd, see cosmhalachd.
co.sauihiaicLi, see conih-shaiuhiaich.
te, a. (K pa*t pt. of cosamhlaich,
see cornh-shamhlaictite.
cosau, -aiu, -an, a.m. Little hollow or crevice.
2**Cell. 3 n.pl. ol cos.
ach, -aicho, a. Full of little hollows.
corr-mial.(AF) &. Gnat. 2 Hornet. 3 Horse-
fly.
corr-phairteach, o. Aliquant.
rorr-riabhach, see corra-riabhach.
cosan,** -aiu, s.m. Footpath.
corr-sgreuchag, -aig, see corra-sgreuchag.
n. pi. of cos, (for cas.)
corr-sgriachag, see corra-sgreuchag.
corr-shugan, see corra-shiigan.
corr-shuidhe, s Discumbency.
corr-tluilchann, see under taigh.
fcorrugliadh, -aidh, see carachadh.
corruicn, -e, s.f. Anger, wrath, ire. 2* Offence.
Tha c. air, he is "/ended; na gabh c., do not cosar,** -air, s.m. Coat, mantle.
be offended; 'na ch. gheir, in his fierce anger.
casarach,** s.pl. Fetters.
v.a. see caraich.
fcosbair, -e, -ean, see cuspair.
,
fcorruidhe, see corruighe.
cosbueairt, see caisbheart.
fcorruigh, v.a. Stir, move.
coscach.(MMcL) a. Spongy.
, s.f. Trouble, disorder.
cos-cheum, -a, -an, see cas-cheum.
cosanta, a. Industrious, diligent. 2**Defended.
3**Perplexed, entangled. 4(AHj Sturdy,
vigorous, weatherproof.soundol wind and
limb.
cosantach, -aiche, a. see cosanta.
,** -aich, s.m. Defender, in a process,