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cucking-stool
cucking-stool Obs. exc. Hist. (ˈkʌkɪŋ-stuːl) Forms: 4 coking-, 4– cucking-, 6 cukkyng-, cuckyng-, cooking-; also (by association with cuckquean) 6 coqueen-, 7 cockqueane-stool. [app. f. cuck v.1 + stool; cf. cuck-stool. Called in the Chester Domesday (I. 262 b) cathedra stercoris (Way, Promp. Parv.)... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cuck
Cuck may refer to: Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle (CUCV) Cuck (film), a 2019 American film Cucking stool, a chair that was used as punishment in wikipedia.org
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coqueen-stool
cuckquean-, coqueen-stool see cucking-stool. Oxford English Dictionary
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gogingstool
† ˈgogingstool Obs. Also goginstole. [Var. cucking-stool.]1679 Blount Anc. Tenures 151 This Gogingstool is the same which in our Law-Books is written Cuckingstool. 1797 Tomlins Jacob's Law Dict. s.v. Castigatory, It is also termed goginstole and cokestole. Oxford English Dictionary
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Dunk tank
See also Cucking stool, a medieval form of punishment involving dipping the victim in water References External links Ball games Carnival games North wikipedia.org
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cuck-stool
† cuck-stool Obs. Forms: 4–5 cok-, kuk-, 5 cuc-, 5–6 cuk-, coke-, 5–7 cuck-, cook(e-, 6–7 cock-, and stule, stole, stool(e, etc.; also 5 cuxtole. [See cucking-stool.] 1. = cucking-stool.1200–15 in Whittaker Hist. Richmondshire II. 422 Faciet meliorem finem quem poterit, vel ibit ad Cuckestolam. c 13... Oxford English Dictionary
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Clattern Bridge
Up to the 18th century, the bridge was used as a site for the ducking of scolds with a cucking stool. Traditions Scolds were ducked at the bridge, using a cucking stool. wikipedia.org
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ducking-stool
ˈducking-stool A sort of chair at the end of an oscillating plank, in which disorderly women, scolds, or dishonest tradesmen, were tied and ducked or plunged in water, as a punishment. See cucking-stool. So ducking tumbrel, a ducking-stool provided with wheels.1597 Ipswich Chamberlain's Bk. in Clark... Oxford English Dictionary
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cockle-stool
cuckle-stool, cockle-stool corruption of cucking-stool.1592 in Corporation Acc. Congleton (Brushfield in Jrnl. Chester Arch. Soc. 1861 vi. 221) Paid for amending the Cockle-stool. 1598 Ibid. Paid for mending the Cockling stool. 1653 Ibid. 224 Paid..for repairing the Cuckle-stool. Oxford English Dictionary
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River Wensum
arguably the oldest river crossing in Norwich and is the gate to the North of the City known as "Norwich Over the Water" this bridge was also the site of a cucking stool for ducking lawbreakers and undesirables. wikipedia.org
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cuck
▪ I. † cuck, v.1 Obs. In 5 also cukkyn. [Cf. Icel. k{uacu}ka cacare; k{uacu}kr merda; but the u is short in Eng.] intr. To void excrement. Cf. cack. Hence ˈcucker; ˈcucking vbl. n.; also attrib.c 1440 Promp. Parv. 143 Esyn or cukkyn..or voydyn as man at priuy place [H. cuckyn, P. kackyn], stercoriso... Oxford English Dictionary
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Legal rights of women in history
By the Leges Quatuor Burgorum, female brewsters making bad ale were to forfeit eightpence and be put on the cucking-stool, and were to set an ale-wand wikipedia.org
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List of English words of Old English origin
crossbow crossover crossroad crossroads crossword crow (n) crowbar crow (v) crowd crud crumb crumble crumby crummy crumpet crumple cruise crutch cubbyhole cucking stool cud cuddle cudgel cum Cumberland cun cunning cunt cupboard curd curdle curl curly curse cuss cut cutoff cutpurse cutter cutthroat cutting edge cuttlefish wikipedia.org
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trebuchet
trebuchet (ˈtrɛbəʃɛt, ‖ trebyʃɛ) Forms: α. 4 trepejette, trepget, 4–5 -eget, 5 trepgett(e, trip-, trypgette, 6 trepegett, -gete, trepa-; β. 4–5 tri-, tre-, treybochet; 5 trebget (erron. -got); 6 trabu-, 7 trebuschet, (8–9 trebucket), 8– trebuchet. [In I, a. OF. trebuchet, also trebuket, -busket, tra... Oxford English Dictionary
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stool
▪ I. stool, n. (stuːl) Forms: 1 stool, 1–2 stól, 3–4 stol, 4 stule, 4–7 stole (also 9 in sense 13), stoole, 5 stoll, 5–6 stolle, 6, 8 stoul, (6 stoule, -lle, stoale, stowle, stoel, north. stoile), 6–7 stowell, (stowll), 5– stool; Sc. 4–6 stule, 6 stuill, -yll, stwyll, stul(l, stwle, 7 stuile. [Com. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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