† cunyourn.
Scottish. Obsolete.
= coiner n. 1.
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1455 Sc. Acts Jas. II, §59 (1597) That the cuinȝioures..nouther cuinȝie Demy..nor ȝit sex-penny-groates.
1469 Sc. Acts Jas. III, §40 (1597) Black money, stricken and prented be his Cuinzieoures.
a1513 W. Dunbar Poems (1998) I. 222 Cunȝouris, carvouris and carpentaris.
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n.1455- to change sides
- to change step
- to change stevens
- to change swap horses in midstream
- to change swap horses in midstream while crossing a stream
- to change tack
- to change the betting
- to change the hand
- to change the life
- to change the scene
- to change the subject
- to change the venue
- to change this life
- to change turn one's copy
- to change up
- to chant a person's praises
- to chant the praises of
- to chap a person's ass
- to chap hands
- to chap out
- to chare out of this world
- to charge
- to charge a etc on, upon, against
- to charge a etc on, upon, against a person
- to charge a fault on, upon, against