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COR 415 CORCoRANT, s. 1. A sort of dance : seòrsa dannsa. 2.a paper of news: litir-naigheachd.CoRBAN, s. Tiodhlac choisrigte, àite-gleidliidh dhèirc.CoRBE, adj. Cam.Corby, «. See Raven.Cord, s. 1. A string : cord, sreang, ball, ròp, taod,ceangal. 2. a quantity of wood for fuel : cruaclichonnaidh.CoRDMAKER, s. Fear-dèanaimh chord, no, shreang.Cord-wood, s. Connadh, cruach-chonnaidh.Cord, v. a. Cord, ceangail, naisg le còrdaibh.Cordage, s. Sreangan, acfliuinn-luinge.Corded, adj. Sreangach, còrdach.Cordial, s. Leigheas, ballan-ath-bheothachaidh.Cordial, adj. 1. Reviving, invigorating : beothachail,neartachail. 2. sincere, hearty : treibhdhireach,cridheil, dileas, càirdeil, fìrinneacii.Cordiality, s. Treibhdhireas, cridhealas, fìiùiin.Cordially, adv. See Cordial, adj.CoRDiALNESs, s. See Cordiality.CoRDiNER, s. See Shoemaker.Cordovan.) t ^i o -• .. t,^ > «. Leathar bpainteach.'Cordwain, JCoRDwAiNER, «. See Shoemaker.Core,*. 1. The heart: cridhe. 2. the inner part ofany thing : cridhe, meadhon, teis-meadhon. 3.the matter contained in a boil, or sore : iongar. 4.a disease incident to sheep, from worms in theliver : tòdhadh.Coriaceous, adj. Leatharach.Coriander, s. Coriandar.Cork, x. Arc, àrcan, stoipeal searraig.Cork, v. a. Stop, druid le area.Corky, adj. Arcach, àrcanach, eutrom.Cormorant, s. 1. A certain bird : sgarbh, bunabhuachaill.2. a glutton : geòcair.Corn, s. 1. The seeds which grow in ears : gran,siol. 2. grain unreaped : arbhar. 3. grain unthrashed: arbhar. 4. any minute particle : siolan,gràinne. 5. an excrescence on the feet : calum,calum òrdaig.Corn, v. a. 1. Sprinkle with salt, salt : saill, crathsalann air. 2. granulate : grànaich, dean 'n aghràinnibh.CoRN-CRAiK, s. See Land-rail.Corn-field, s. Achadh-arbhair.Corn-floor, s. Urlar-bualaidh.Corn-marigold, s. Buidheagan t-samhraidh.Corn-mill, s. Muileann grain.Corn-chandler, s. Reiceadar-gràin, ceannaiche-sìl.Corneous, culj. Adharcail, mar adharc.Corner, s. 1. An angle : oisean, oisinn, ceàrn. 2.a secret, or remote place : cùil, niùc.Corner-stone, s. Clach-oisinn.Cornered, adj. Oisinneach.CoRNERWisE, culv. Air oisinn.ConxET, s. 1. A musical instrument : buabhull,adharc-chaismeachd. 2. the officer that bears thestandard of a troop: fear-brataich eachraidh.Cornetcy, i'. Dreuchd fir-brataich eachdraidh.Cornice, *. Bàrr-mhaise.Cornicle, s. Adharcag.Corniculate, adj. Adharcach, adharcail.CoRNiGERous, odj. Adharcach, cròcach.Cornucopia, s. Adharc shaoibhreis.CoRNUTE, V. a. Adharcaich.Cornuto, s. Fear ban-adhaltranaiche.CoRNUTER, «. Fear-adhaltranais.Corny, adj. 1. Hard like horn : cruaidh mar adliarc.2. producing grain, or corn : grànach, arbharach.Corollary, s. Teachd a mach, co-dhiinadh.Coronal, «. Coron, blàth-fhleasg.Coronal, adj. Coronach, muUachail.Coronation, s. CrCinadh, righ-chrùnadh.Coroner, s. Crùnair, breitheamh àraidh.Coronet, s. 1. by the nobihtyAn inferior crown worn: deise chinn mhaithean. 2. an ornamentalhead-dress : sgeadachadh cinn.Corporal, s. An t-oifigeach a 's isle 's an arm.Corporal, adj. Corporra, a bhuineas do 'n chorp.Corporality, s. Corporrachd.Corporally, ado. See Corporal, adj.Corporate, adj. Aonaichte, co-cheangailte.CoRPORATELY', adv. See Corporate.Corporation, s. Comunn, co-chomunnachd.Corporeal, adj. See Corporal, adj.CoRPOREALisT, s. Fear-àicheidh spiorad.Corporeally, adv. See Corporal, adj.Corps, \ *. 1. The body: colunn. 2. a carcase,Corpse, j" a dead body : corp, cairbh, clasach. 3.a body offerees : buidheann.Corpulence,) «. Reamhrachd, tiughachd, sultmhor-Corpulency', j achd, dòmhladas.Corpulent, adj. Dòmhail, reamhar, tiugh, sultmhor,tomadach.Corpuscle, s. Dadmun, dad, dadum, smiiirnean.Corpuscular, adj. Dadmunach, dadumach, smùirneanach.Corrade, v. a. Suath dheth, sgriob r' a cheile.Corradiation, s. Co-dhealradh, co-dhèarsadh.Correct, v. a. 1. Punish, chastise : smachdaicli,peanasaich. 2. amend : leasaich, ath-ieasaicli. 3.remark faults : cronaich, faigh cron do.Correct, adj. Ceart, eagnaidh, poncail, diongmhalta.Correction, s. 1. Punishment, discipline, penalty :peanas, smachdachadh, cronachadh. 2. alterationto a better state : leasachadh, ath-leasachadh. 3.that which is substituted in place of any thingwrong: ceartachadh. 4. reprehension, animadversion: cronachadh, achmhasan.Corrective, culj. Ceartachail, cronachail, leasachail.Corrective, s. Leasachd, ceartachadli, leasachadh,grabadh, bacadh.Correctly, adv. See Correct, adj.Correctness, s. Ceartachd, eagnaidheachd, poncalachd,diongmhaltachd.Corrector, «. 1. He that amends or alters by punishment,or animadversion : fear-smachdachaidh,fear-cronachaidh, fear-leasachaidh. 2. he thatrevises any thing to free it from faults : fear-leasachaidh,fear-ath-leasachaidli.Correlate, v. n. Bi an co-dhàimh.