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What (who) is cuddy - definition
cuddy
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Cuddy (disambiguation)
n.
1.
Cabin (in the fore-part of a boat).
2.
Cudden, coal-fish.
3.
Ass, donkey.
4.
Dolt, clown, stupid fellow.
Cuddy
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Cuddy (disambiguation)
·noun A blockhead; a lout.
II. Cuddy ·noun The coalfish (Pollachius carbonarius).
III. Cuddy ·noun An ass; ·esp., one driven by a huckster or greengrocer.
IV. Cuddy ·noun A small cabin: also, the galley or kitchen of a vessel.
V. Cuddy ·noun A lever mounted on a tripod for lifting stones, leveling up railroad ties, ·etc.
cuddy
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Cuddy (disambiguation)
¦ noun (plural cuddies) chiefly Scottish
1. a donkey.
2. a stupid person.
Origin
C18: perh. a familiar form of the name Cuthbert.
Examples of use of cuddy
1. Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein of Relativity) to distraction.
2. Mike Cuddy, head of Welsh contracting firm the Cuddy Group, gave Mr Hain 10,000 for his campaign four months after the Minister visited the company, presented Mr Cuddy with a health and safety award and endorsed the company‘s work.
3. Lisa Cuddy, the head of the hospital, for her low–cut necklines and torments his three trainees – in particular Dr.
4. Expressions for left–handed include cuddy–wifter from Northumbria, molly–dukered in central Scotland, gammy in Cumbria and keggy in the east Midlands.
5. Stevens won the race Tuesday with 63 percent of the vote, beating six other opponents, including his closest competitor Dave Cuddy by more than 35 percentage points.