To cod
cod [PT] _cod:_ To cod- To jest, to trick, to make fun of- "now I knows you're coddin' me (meaning- I know you are joking.) an old cod: A person who likes to poke fun, act silly. " 'es an old cod, maid" (as said from one woman to another when referring to the above ment...
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| Summary: | cod [PT] _cod:_ To cod- To jest, to trick, to make fun of- "now I knows you're coddin' me (meaning- I know you are joking.) an old cod: A person who likes to poke fun, act silly. " 'es an old cod, maid" (as said from one woman to another when referring to the above mentioned type of person. Yes DICT CEN. Not used Not used Withdrawn Checked by Jordyn Hughes on Mon 04 Jul 2016, NEWFOUNDLAND FOLKLORE SURVEY, [check] beside remembered |
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