Part 185 (1/2)

CORKY, _adj_ Airy, brisk

_Sir J Sinclair_

CORMUNDUM _To cry Cormundum_, to confess a fault

_Kennedy_

In allusion to one of the Penitential Psalms

CORNCRAIK, _s_ The Crake or land rail, Rallus crex, Linn

V ~Craik~

_Houlate_

Probably denominated from its cry

CORNE PIPE, _s_ A reed or whistle with a horn fixed to it by the smaller end

CORNYKLE, _s_ A chronicle

_Wallace_

CORP, _s_ A corpse, a dead body

~Corps-Present~, _s_ A funeral gift to the church, for supplying any deficiency on the part of the deceased

_Knox_

Fr _corps_ and _present-er_, q to present the body for interift

CORRACH, CORRACK, _s_ A pannier, _Ang_

Su G _korg_, a pannier or basket

CORRIE, _s_ A holloeen hills, or rather in a hill, Gael also _corehead_, S

_Statist Acc_

CORS, CORSE, _s_ Market place, S; fro formerly erected there