† cuckoo-pintlen.
Obsolete.
= cuckoo-pint n.
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dragonsc1000
cuckoo-pintlea1400
yekestersea1400
aaron?c1425
calf's-footc1450
cuckoo-spitc1450
rampa1500
priest's hood1526
wake-robin1530
green dragon1538
arum1551
cuckoo-pint1551
dragonwort1565
priest's pintle1578
tarragon1591
starch root1596
friar's cowl1597
friar's-hood1597
starchwort1597
dragon serpentine1598
dragon's-herb1600
small dragonwort1674
dumb cane1696
skunk weed1735
polecat weed1743
lords and ladies1755
mucka-mucka1769
skunk cabbage1778
bloody man's finger1787
green dragon1789
swamp-cabbage1792
priest in the pulpit1837
orontiad1846
arad1853
cows and calves1853
bulls and cows1863
skunk cabbage1869
aroid1876
Adam and Eve1877
stallion1878
cunjevoi1889
a1400 Stockh. Medical MS. ii. 731 in Anglia XVIII. 325 Of dragans arn spycis iij..Kocok pyntyl is þe ton.
c1450 in T. Wright & R. P. Wülcker Anglo-Saxon & Old Eng. Vocab. (1884) I. 588 Jarus, cokkupyntel, calvysfote.
1597 J. Gerard Herball i. 90 Wake Robin or Aron..Plinies cowkowpintle.
1640 R. Brome Sparagus Garden iii. xi, in Wks. (1873) III. 174 S'daggers three pound for a few Cuckoe pintles.
1682 Hist. Chocolate in Harl. Misc I. 534 They would have thrown away their wake-robins and their cuckow-pointles.
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