Cūc'quean, n.
n. [From cuck, the first syllable of cuckold, and quean, q. v.] A woman whose husband is unfaithful to her; a she-cuckold. [Obs.]
I heard him say, should he be married, He'd make his wife a cucquean. Old Play.
n. [From cuck, the first syllable of cuckold, and quean, q. v.] A woman whose husband is unfaithful to her; a she-cuckold. [Obs.]
I heard him say, should he be married, He'd make his wife a cucquean. Old Play.