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moor-cock
ˈmoor-cock [f. moor n.1 + cock n.1] The male of the red grouse, Lagopus scoticus. Also occas. the blackcock, Tetrao tetrix.1329–30 Durham Acc. Rolls (Surtees) 16 In..xij Murkokes emptis. In..vij Murkokes. 1427 Sc. Acts Jas. I (1814) II. 16/2 Blak cokes gra hennys and mur cokes. 1567 Golding Ovid's M... Oxford English Dictionary
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moor-hen
ˈmoor-hen [f. moor n.1 + hen.] 1. The Water-hen, Gallinula chloropus.c 1300 Pol. Songs (Camden) 158 Heo cometh by-modered ase a mor-hen. 14.. Voc. in Wr.-Wülcker 599/43 Palestris, a morhen. 1575 Turberv. Falconrie 137 Some hold opinion, that the bones and bloud of a Bargander, Moorehen, and such lik... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sale High School
logo The school's logo includes a representation of the dovecote, which was part of the buildings of Sale Old Hall and is now in Walkden Gardens, and a moor-cock wikipedia.org
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murcoke
murcok(e obs. forms of moor-cock. Oxford English Dictionary
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Cockburn (surname)
The name Cockburn has been viewed as originating from the juxtaposition of 'Cock', derived from the Old English word 'cocc' meaning 'moor-cock', 'wild wikipedia.org
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murkoke
murkoke obs. form of moor-cock. Oxford English Dictionary
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red game
red game The red grouse, Lagopus scoticus (see grouse). ? Obs.1674 Ray Coll. Words, Eng. Birds 85 The Redgame: Grygallus minor. 1676 ― Willughby's Ornith. ii. 128 The Gor-cock or Moor-cock, or Red-game. 1761 Act 2 Geo. III, c. 19 §1 No Person..shall..take, kill..buy [etc.],..any grouse, commonly cal... Oxford English Dictionary
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Schuhplattler
‖ Schuhplattler (ˈʃuːplatlər) Also schuh- and erron. Schuplaettler, -platter, etc. [G., f. schuh shoe + south G. dial. plattler (f. platteln to slap).] A lively Bavarian and Austrian folk-dance, characterized by the slapping of the thighs and heels. Also ˈSchuhplattltanz (irreg.); ˈSchuhplatteln [G.... Oxford English Dictionary
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cock
▪ I. cock, n.1 (kɒk) Forms: 1–3 coc, 1 kok, cocc, 4–6 cok, coke, 4–5 cokke, 5 cokk, kocke, 5–7 cocke, 4– cock. [OE. cocc, coc, kok; cf. ON. kokkr (rare, according to Vigfusson only once in Edda), and F. coq (13th c. in Littré). Though at home in English and French, not the general name either in Teu... Oxford English Dictionary
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