cuddy noun³. ['kʌdi] Scot. Also cuddie. L18.
[Gaelic cudaig: cf. CUDDING.]
The coalfish, esp. a young one.

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cuddy noun¹. ['kʌdi] M17.
[Prob. from early mod. Dutch kajute, kaiuyte (now kajuit whence French cajute) from Old & mod. French cahute shanty, of unkn. origin.]
1. Nautical. A room or cabin in a ship; esp. (a) one where the captain and passengers eat; (b) a shelter or locker in the bow of a small boat. M17.

2. gen. A small room, closet, or cupboard. L18.

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cuddy noun². ['kʌdi] E18.
[Perh. a use of Cuddy, pet-form of male forename Cuthbert: cf. NEDDY noun.]
I.
1. A donkey. Chiefly Scot. E18.

2. A stupid person, an ass. Chiefly Scot. M19.

3. A (small) horse. Chiefly north. & Austral. L19.

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cuddy(2)
II.

4. A lever mounted on a tripod for lifting stones etc. M19.
Phrases: Scotch cuddy: see SCOTCH adjective.

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