cosher verb¹ intrans. ['kɒʃǝ] L16.
[from Irish cóisir feast.]
Irish History. Quarter oneself as the guest of another, esp. a dependant or kinsman; live at another's expense.

■ cosherer noun a person who coshers or lives by coshering M17.

■ coshery noun entertainment for themselves and their followers exacted by Irish chiefs from their dependants L16.

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cosher verb² trans. ['kɒʃǝ] M19.
[Origin unkn.]
Pamper; coddle. (Foll. by up.)

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