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Cockney, a. Of Cockneys, Cockney-like. Cocksure, a. (Colloq.) Very sure, quite sure, quite certain, very confident. Cod, n. Codfish (Morrhua vulgaris). Coddle, v. a.
Code, n. Digest, collection of laws. Codfish, n. Cod. Codger, n.
Codicil, n. Supplement or postscript (to a will). Codify, v. a. Digest, systematize, reduce to a code or digest. Cliac, a. Of the belly. Cliac passion. Chronic diarrha. |
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