† caudieadj.
Obsolete. rare.
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a1616 W. Shakespeare Henry IV, Pt. 1 (1623) i. iii. 247 Why what a caudie [1598 and mod. edd. candy] deale of curtesie, This fawning Grey-hound then did proffer me.
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adj.a1616- the or all the swinge
- the oratory of st philip neri
- the ordainers
- the order of generosity
- the order of the rag
- the order of the visitation
- the orkney norn
- the oscars
- the other day
- the other deal
- the other reverse of the shield
- the other side of the coin
- the other side of the etc
- the other side of the hill
- the other side of the penny
- the other side of the pond
- the other side of the puddle
- the other side of the shield
- the other side of the water
- the other way
- the other way about
- the other way around
- the other way round
- the otherthe other
- the outmost