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caddow
▪ I. ˈcaddow1 Obs. exc. dial. Also 5 cadaw, 5–7 cadowe, 6 cadow, caddawe, caddowe, 9 dial. caw-daw. [perh. f. ca, ka jackdaw (Sc. kae) + daw. (The Ir. cudhóg, Gael. cathag, Manx caaig jackdaw can hardly be connected.)] A jackdaw.1440 Promp. Parv. 57/2 Cadaw, or keo, or chowghe [v.r. ko; cadowe or ko... Oxford English Dictionary
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pilledow
† ˈpilledow Sc. Obs. [For pilled daw: see pilled, and cf. caddow.] A plucked or bald daw; fig. a tonsured priest.1603 Proph. of Merlin (Bannatyne Cl.) 12 Their shal a Galyart gayt with a gilten horne A Pilledow with a tode, sic a prime holde. 1603 Proph. of Waldhaue (ibid.) 33 A proude powne in a pr... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bimaal
Ibraahim C/llaahi Caddow was elected as the president of the state of Udubland. Ibraahim C/llaahi Caddow, president of Udubland state Abdullahi Omar Abshir (Abshirow), the 2nd Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives of Somalia wikipedia.org
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cadow
cadow obs. form of caddow. Oxford English Dictionary
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Welham, Nottinghamshire
Caddow's Wood and Hutchinson's Holt are wooded areas in the far south east. wikipedia.org
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cadaw
cadaw obs. form of caddow. Oxford English Dictionary
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caddesse
† caddesse, cadesse ? Obs. = caddow, a jackdaw.1565–73 Cooper Thesaur., Monedula, a chough, a daw, a cadesse. 1567 J. Maplet Gr. Forest 79 The Caddesse was first called Monedula. 1583 Stanyhurst æneis iv. (Arb.) 101 This that prat' pye cadesse labored too trumpet in eeche place. 1611 Chapman Iliad x... Oxford English Dictionary
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Western jackdaw
Caddow is potentially a compound of ka and dow, a variant of daw. wikipedia.org
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caddis
▪ I. caddis1, caddice (ˈkædɪs) Forms: 5–9 cadas, 5 cadace, 6 cadys, -yas, -es, caddes, -iz, -esse, 6–7 caddys, 6–8 caddas, 6–9 caddis, caddice, 7 cadice, (8 cadduce), 8–9 cadis. [Here two words are apparently mixed up: 1 (sense 1), properly cadas, cadace, OF. cadaz, cadas, cf. Cotgr. cadarce ‘the to... Oxford English Dictionary
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kiddaw
† kiddaw Ornith. Obs. (ˈkɪdɔː) [Cf. caddow, cadaw.] A Cornish name for the guillemot.1674 Ray Collect. Words 61 In Cornwal they call the guilliam a kiddaw. 1678 ― Willughby's Ornith. 324 The Bird called by the Welsh and Manks-men, a Guillem;..by the Cornish, a Kiddaw. Oxford English Dictionary
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cad
▪ I. † cad1 Obs. [Deriv. uncertain: the dates are against its identification with next word, which the sense alone might permit.] A familiar spirit.1657 Bp. H. King Poems iii. (1843) 87 Rebellion wants no Cad nor Elfe But is a perfect witchcraft of it self. 1658 Osborn Adv. Son (1673) 34 Love..canno... Oxford English Dictionary
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Clarborough and Welham
Caddow's Wood and Hutchinson's Holt are wooded areas in the far south east. wikipedia.org
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fledge
▪ I. † fledge, n.1 Obs. Also 6 flege. App. the designation of some textile material. Also attrib.1542 Act 33 Hen. VIII, c. 2 in Stat. Irel. (1621) 185 Hydes, fells, checkers, fleges, yarne, linnen, cloth, wooll and flockes. 1579 Richmond Wills (Surtees) 287 Vj cotton blankets, ij fledg blankets, ij ... Oxford English Dictionary
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daw
▪ I. daw, n. (dɔː) Also 5–8 dawe, 6–8 Sc. da. [Known only from the 15th c. (so the compound ca-daw, caddow): its form points to an OE. *dawe (:—daˈwā from daȝˈwā), in ablaut relation to OHG. tâha, MHG. tâhe (Gothic type *dêhwô, OTeut. *dæ̂hwâ:—ˈdēhwā). Mod. HG. dialects have dähi, däche, dacha; MHG.... Oxford English Dictionary
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co
▪ I. † co1, coe Obs. Also ko, koo, keo, coo. [ME. midland form, answering to northern ka, kae = Da. kaa, ON. *ká, *kǫ́, from *káha: cf. chough.] Jackdaw. Cf. caddow1.c 1325 Gloss. W. de Biblesw. 145 La chouwe, a co-brid [Camb. MS. the co]. c 1440 Promp. Parv. 84 Coo byrde, or schowhe, Monedula. Ibid... Oxford English Dictionary
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