cuddy

[ kuhd-ee ]

/ ˈkʌd i /

noun, plural cud·dies.

Nautical.

a small room, cabin, or enclosed space at the bow or stern of a boat, especially one under the poop.
a galley or pantry in a small boat.
a small locker in an open boat, especially one at the bow.
(on a fishing boat) a platform on which a net is coiled when not in use.

a small room, cupboard, or closet.

Origin of cuddy

First recorded in 1650–60; of uncertain origin

Words nearby cuddy

cuda, Cudahy, cudbear, cuddle, cuddly, cuddy, cudgel, cudgel one's brains, cudgerie, Cudjo, Cudlipp

Definition for cuddy (2 of 2)

cuddy²

[ kuhd-ee, kood-ee ]

/ ˈkʌd i, ˈkʊd i /

noun, plural cud·dies.Chiefly Scot.

a donkey.

a stupid person.

Origin of cuddy

1705–15; perhaps generic use of Cuddy, short for Cuthbert, man's name

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Example sentences from the Web for cuddy

"Or your Te-to-tum, Booty," continued Cuddy, nothing baffled by the failure.
Ask Momma|R. S. Surtees
We're all in the cuddy or afore the mast—w'ich you please—so you can just sweat all the notions you ever had.
Denis Dent|Ernest W. Hornung
Why, he had been asleep under a tarpaulin all the way from Cuddy Cove!
Doctor Luke of the Labrador|Norman Duncan
The boiler was forward, the miniature engine aft, and between them a cuddy hole for captain and crew.
A brief sketch of the work of Matthew Fontaine Maury during the war, 1861-1865|Richard L. Maury

"Desperately afraid of paint," continued Cuddy, looking about.
Ask Momma|R. S. Surtees

British Dictionary definitions for cuddy (1 of 3)

cuddy¹

/ (ˈkʌdɪ) /

noun plural -dies

a small cabin in a boat

a small room, cupboard, etc

Word Origin for cuddy

C17: perhaps from Dutch kajute; compare Old French cahute

British Dictionary definitions for cuddy (2 of 3)

cuddy²

cuddie

/ (ˈkʌdɪ) /

noun plural -dies

dialect, mainly Scot a donkey or horse

Word Origin for cuddy

C18: probably from Cuddy, nickname for Cuthbert

British Dictionary definitions for cuddy (3 of 3)

cuddy³

/ (ˈkʌdɪ) /

noun plural -dies

a young coalfish

Word Origin for cuddy

C18: of unknown origin

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单词	cuddy
释义	cuddy ¹ [ kuhd-ee ] / ˈkʌd i / noun, plural cud·dies. Nautical. a small room, cabin, or enclosed space at the bow or stern of a boat, especially one under the poop. a galley or pantry in a small boat. a small locker in an open boat, especially one at the bow. (on a fishing boat) a platform on which a net is coiled when not in use. a small room, cupboard, or closet. Origin of cuddy ¹ First recorded in 1650–60; of uncertain origin Words nearby cuddy cuda, Cudahy, cudbear, cuddle, cuddly, cuddy, cudgel, cudgel one's brains, cudgerie, Cudjo, Cudlipp Definition for cuddy (2 of 2) cuddy² [ kuhd-ee, kood-ee ] / ˈkʌd i, ˈkʊd i / noun, plural cud·dies.Chiefly Scot. a donkey. a stupid person. Origin of cuddy ² 1705–15; perhaps generic use of Cuddy, short for Cuthbert, man's name Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for cuddy "Or your Te-to-tum, Booty," continued Cuddy, nothing baffled by the failure. Ask Momma\|R. S. Surtees We're all in the cuddy or afore the mast—w'ich you please—so you can just sweat all the notions you ever had. Denis Dent\|Ernest W. Hornung Why, he had been asleep under a tarpaulin all the way from Cuddy Cove! Doctor Luke of the Labrador\|Norman Duncan The boiler was forward, the miniature engine aft, and between them a cuddy hole for captain and crew. A brief sketch of the work of Matthew Fontaine Maury during the war, 1861-1865\|Richard L. Maury "Desperately afraid of paint," continued Cuddy, looking about. Ask Momma\|R. S. Surtees British Dictionary definitions for cuddy (1 of 3) cuddy¹ / (ˈkʌdɪ) / noun plural -dies a small cabin in a boat a small room, cupboard, etc Word Origin for cuddy C17: perhaps from Dutch kajute; compare Old French cahute British Dictionary definitions for cuddy (2 of 3) cuddy² cuddie / (ˈkʌdɪ) / noun plural -dies dialect, mainly Scot a donkey or horse Word Origin for cuddy C18: probably from Cuddy, nickname for Cuthbert British Dictionary definitions for cuddy (3 of 3) cuddy³ / (ˈkʌdɪ) / noun plural -dies a young coalfish Word Origin for cuddy C18: of unknown origin Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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