cerdn.
Cf. caird n. Latin cerdo.
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1885 C. G. McCrie Sketches & Stud. 30 The family furnished cerds or artificers to the monastery.
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n.1885- give a thing a bloody nose
- give a thing a clean chit
- give a thing a look-over
- give a thing a lookover
- give a thing a miss
- give a thing best
- give a thing birth
- give a thing gyp
- give a thing houseroom
- give a thing swinge
- give a thing the go-by
- give a thing the goby
- give a thought
- give a thought voice
- give a tinkle
- give a topper
- give a tumble
- give a twopenny damn
- give a twopenny hang
- give a vessel a foul berth
- give a vessel a rap full
- give a visage
- give a volley
- give a weight to
- give a wire