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Cuddy

Cŭd'dy, n.

noun

n. A clown. See CUDDEN.

Cŭd'dy, n.

noun

n. [Probably a contraction from D. kajuit, Sw. kajuta, Fr. cahute, O. Fr. chalutte and cahutte, cabin, hut. Cf. Armor. kioned, cage, W. caued, shut up or inclosed, from cau, to shut up.]

(Naut.) A small cabin in the fore part of a lighter or boat. Totten.
A very small apartment.

Cŭd'dy, n.

noun

n. [Scot. cuddy, cuddín, cuth, cooth. Cf. CUDLE and COD, COD-FISH.] The coal-fish (Merlangus carbonarius), of the cod-fish family.