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		Definition of cowp in English: cowpverbkaʊp [no object]Northern Irish, Scottish 1Fall over.  excuse me if I don't cowp over with the shock of it all  Example sentencesExamples -  One foot on the window sill and one on the ladder, and suddenly you feel your ladder beginning to cowp on the hard snow and ice.
 -  The boat lurched to the right, then cowped to the left when efforts were made to correct the steering.
 -  The City Hall was not to be demolished and will now have to be intelligently adapted rather than cowped into landfill.
 -  She manages to get publicity mileage out of cowping downstairs.
 -  His father struck it hard with a piece of wood and it cowped forward.
 
 - 1.1with object Tip or knock (something) over.
 Jim would cowp the pot upside down  Example sentencesExamples -  His main aim turned out to be getting close enough to grab the side of our boat and cowping it over.
 -  I've cowped three or four motors on that daft bend.
 -  He nods and shakes his head vigorously, as if someone has just cowped a pail of rancid slops over him.
 -  The weight of my shopping bags over the handles cowped the whole thing clean over.
 -  She grabs his leg and cowps him with a thump.
 
  
 
 Origin   Late Middle English (in the sense 'to strike or come to blows'): probably originally the same word as cope1.     |