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Coppy Laws
Life
C A Coppy Laws was born in Great Yarmouth on 21 November 1916. He had striking, copper-coloured hair, and a young secretary, Rita Hay, coined the nickname 'Coppy'. Coppy and Rita were married in 1942.
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coppyse
▪ I. ˈcoppy n.1, coppy-stool north. dial. Also copy, 5 copstole. [Of uncertain derivation.] A low stool.14.. Burlesque Poem in Rel. Ant. I. 86 Colrakus and copstolus, one gret whyle-barrous. 1807 J. Stagg Poems (Cumbrld. dial.) 10 The breyde now on a coppy stuol Sits down. 1811 Willan West Riding Gl...
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George Bickham the Elder
Publications
Round Text, a new coppy-book…, Hammersmith: Chas. Price, 1712.
Youth’s Instructor in the Art of Numbers.
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Words That End with PPY | Merriam-Webster
Words Ending with PPY: Appy, bippy, bumblepuppy, cappy, chappy, chippy, choppy, cloppy, coppy, crappy, croppy, cuppy
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copple
▪ I. † ˈcopple Obs. Also 7 coppell. [app. a dim. of cop n.2 Cf. OF. coupel, copel, now coupeau summit of a hill, etc., dim of OF. coppe summit.] 1. A crest on a bird's head. Hence an appellation for a crested fowl: cf. coppy n.215.. Pilkington Tourn. Tottenham 49 in Hazl. E.P.P. III. 84 And coppull ...
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William Fox (pirate)
Porter and Fox has left us since wth. about 60 men and I hear are gone under a coppy of a New York Commission from Govr.
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coppice
▪ I. coppice, n. (ˈkɒpɪs) Forms: α. 6 copys, -eys, 6–7 cop(p)ise, (6 coppisse, coupisse), 7 coppis, copice, 7– coppice; β. pl. 6 copyes, 6–7 coppies, -ys; sing. 6 copie, 6–7 (8–9 dial.), coppy, -ey, -ie. See also copse. [a. OF. copeïz, couppeiz, colpeïz:—late L. type *colpātīcium ‘having the quality...
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Edmund Becke
In 1551 Becke published two more Bibles, one printed by John Day, 'faythfully set forth according to ye coppy of Thomas Matthewes translacion [really Taverner's
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copple-crown
ˈcopple-crown Obs. exc. dial. [see prec.] 1. A tuft of feathers on a fowl's head; a crest.a 1634 Randolph Amyntas ii. iii, Like the Copple-crowne The Lapwing has. 1706 E. Ward Hud. Rediv. II. iii. 14 Thus did he straddle up and down, Like stalking Cock with copple Crown. 1730 Swift Panegyr. Dean, Wh...
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William Larkin (painter)
The identification was based on a reference in Herbert's autobiography to a portrait of himself ordered by Richard Sackville, 3rd Earl of Dorset, a "Coppy
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White Rose Pothole Club
1960) Gill Ring Cave No. 2 & 3 - Discovery
(1960) Gill Rigg Cave No. 4 - Discovery
(1960) Gill Rigg Cave No. 1 - Discovery
(1960) Cross Pot - Dig
(1960) Coppy 1956) Sikes Cave - Discovery
(1956) Scar Hill Cave - Extension
(1956) Lower Scar Hill Cave - Discovery
(1956) Lower Ling Gill Cave - Discovery
(1955) Coppy
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copyholder
copyholder1 (ˈkɒpɪhəʊldə(r)) [f. copy n. 5 + holder; = ‘holder by copy’.] One who holds an estate in copyhold.1511–2 Act 3 Hen. VIII, c. 18 Custumarye and Copie⁓holders tenauntes of eny Copyeholde londes holden at wylle of the Lorde. 1523 Fitzherb. Surv. 14 These maner of copye holders haue an estat...
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