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coshery Ireland. (ˈkɒʃərɪ) Also 6 cosshirh, cossherie, cashery, 7 coshary. [f. Irish coisir (kɔːʃər) feast, feasting. The ending appears to be assimilated to Eng. ns. in -ery; the direct repr. of the Irish word would be cosher: cf. Houlston Tracts II. xxxviii. 10 A portion of the dough..is cleverly ...
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Composition of Connacht
charges: to the English a cess to cover the cost of the garrisons; and to the Gaelic chief coyne and livery for his private army, and "cuttings" and "coshery
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cesshery
[cesshery error for coshery.c 1580 J. Hooker Sir P. Carew in Archæol. XXVIII. 134 Cessheries and cesses, and suche other Ireshe customes.]
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coshering
▪ I. coshering, vbl. n. Ireland. (ˈkɒʃərɪŋ) Also 7 cochering. [f. cosher v.1 + -ing1.] † 1. Feasting. Obs. rare.1577 Stanyhurst Descr. Irel. in Holinshed VI. 67 Their noble men, and noble mens tenants, now and then make a set feast, which they call coshering, wherto flocke all their reteiners, whom ...
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sorren
ˈsorren Sc. and Ir. Now Hist. Forms: 3–4 sorthyn, sorchyn, 4 sorryn, sorem, 6 sorehim, sorehon, soren, 7 sorehin, soreine, 9 sorren. [ad. obs. Irish sorthan, explained as synonymous with coinneamh, coinmheadh (see coynye), ‘free quarters, living at free expense’. The Latinized form sornagium occurs ...
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