couk
▪
I.
couk
obs.
f.
coke
:
cf.
colk
.
1696
Phil.
Trans.
XIX. 351
Here Cool are Charred and then called Couk.
1883
Huddersf.
Gloss.
,
Couk, a cinder.
▪
II.
couk
Sc.
f.
cook
v.
2
Oxford English Dictionary
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