† coidȝochn.
Scottish. Obsolete.
‘A puny wight’ (Jamieson).
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a1605 A. Montgomerie Flyting with Polwart 513 Then the cummers that ȝee ken came all with a clak, To coniure that coidȝoch, with clewes in their creeles.
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