cuddy¹ /kudˈi/

1. A small cabin or cookroom, in the forepart of a boat or lighter
2. In large vessels, the officers' cabin under the poop-deck

cuddy² /kudˈi/ (historical)

1. The right of a lord to entertainment from his tenant (also (Spenser) cuddˈeehih)
2. Rent

cuddy³ or cuddie /kudˈi/ (Scot and dialect)

1. A donkey
2. A horse
3. A stupid person

cuddy⁴ or cuddie /kudˈi/ (Scot)

A young coalfish (also cuddˈen or cuddˈin)

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