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First published 1937 (DOST Vol. I).
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Quotation dates: 1666-1686
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(Cude,) Cuyd, n.3 Also: cood. [Cf. Cud, Cuddie. Still in dialect use.] A shallow tub. — 1666 Edinburgh Testaments LXXII. 194.
Tuo milk tubis, thrie milk cuydis, ane butter tubb 1686 Brechin Testaments VII. 162 b.
Ane old skeill and ane old cood with iron girths
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