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1. corpslī adj.

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Bodily, physical. …

2. uncorsen v.

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In phrase: ben uncorsede, of a soul: to be removed from the body. …

3. cō̆rs n.

86 quotations in 6 senses
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(a) A dead body, corpse; ded cors; dedman cors; (b) cors present, a customary gift to the clergy from the estate of a deceased parishioner, a mortuary. …

4. encorsī̆f adj.

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Full-bodied, fleshy, fattened. …

5. cǒurs n.

188 quotations in 14 senses
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Running (of man or beast); a run; riden a cours, make a run. …

6. cōre n.(1)

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(a) The core of an apple, pear, quince, etc.; (b) the center (of sth.); core hete, the middle of the fire. …

7. cǒ(u)rse-bonet n.

Additional spellings: course-bonet, corsebonet, coursebonet
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Naut. A bonnet or auxiliary sail. …

8. arm-herted ppl.

Additional spellings: armherted
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Contrite. …

9. cros n.

251 quotations in 12 senses
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(a) A cross for crucifixion, a gibbet; (b) the cross of Christ; holi cros; Exaltacioun of the cros, a feast, Sept. 14; feste of the holi cros, feast of the Invention of the Cross, May 3; (c) winnen……

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