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cot'-uarhdair
craidhte
1
outer coat, overcoat.
a painful wound.
fcoLuu, -uin, s.m. Coat, eoatjof mail.
cradh-shlat,* s.f. Sort of pillory or tread-mill,
era t,AC) s. lilood; hriicf 2 Ked.
used by the Gael of old. 2 see cradh-lot.
cra^CR^'.m. Cruive fur catching salmon W. A mo ch.,
! alas, my torment !
of lio*s-iihirr.
cra-dhul.h. (AC) a. & s.m. Dark red.
crabhach, -aiche, a. Devout, religious, pious,
austere, hypocritical.
crabliach, -aici), s.tn. see crabhaiche.
cia-f!i.uika!i,(AC) s.f. Red gull.
headed sea-gull.
crag, -aige, -an, see creag.
2 (AF)Black-
crubhachd, s.f. see cra'uhadh.
cray, v.a. Knock, see cnac.
crabha.lair,* s.m. Monk. 2 Austere religious
, gtn. pi. of craig.
devotee, puritan.
eras, -aige, -an. s.f. see crog.
crabhadh, -aidh, s.m. Religion. 2 Devotion. ach, -aiche, a. see crogach.
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'Hypocrisy.
cragach, -aiche, o. see creagach.
crahhaiche, -an, s.m. Devout man, devotee. 2 cragadh.JJ -aidh, s.m. Collision, knocking, see
Worshipper. 3 Hypocrite.
cnagadh.
crabhaichean, s.pl. see crabharsaich.
fcragair, nr.pt. a' cragairt, v.a. Handle awkwardly
erabhaidh, -e, a. see crabhach.
or inelegantly.
crabhair, see crabhadair.
cragair, -can, s.m. Pawer. 2 (MMcL) Person
crabharsaich, s.pl. The smaller articles of household
furniture. 2 Sm