carucate
noun
plural -s
: any of various old English units of land area that in the counties of Suffolk, Norfolk, York, Lincoln, Derby, Nottingham, and Leicester corresponded to the hide
especially : a unit equal to 120 acres
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Medieval Latin carrucata, from carruca plow
- coughs up
- coughweed
- coughwort
- cougnar
- couhage
- coul
- could
- could care less
- could do without
- could do worse
- could have fooled me
- could have kicked himself
- could have sworn
- could've
- could/couldn't care less
- coulda
- coulded
- couldes
- couldest
- coulding
- couldn't
- couldn't be arsed
- couldn't be better
- couldn't be happier
- couldn't be worse