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Definition of cotland
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Cotland
(n.) Land
appendant
to a cot or
cottage,
or held by a
cottager
or
cotter..
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Caledonia
::
Caledonia
(n.) The
ancient
Latin name of
Scotland;
-- still used in
poetry.
Galloway
::
Galloway
(n.) A small horse of a breed
raised
at
Galloway,
Scotland;
--
called
also
garran,
and
garron..
Albyn
::
Albyn (n.)
Scotland;
esp. the
Highlands
of
Scotland.
Rector
::
Rector
(n.) The chief
elective
officer
of some
universities,
as in
France
and
Scotland;
sometimes,
the head of a
college;
as, the
Rector
of
Exeter
College,
or of
Lincoln
College,
at
Oxford..
Brunonian
::
Brunonian
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
invented
by,
Brown;
-- a term
applied
to a
system
of
medicine
promulgated
in the 18th
century
by John
Brown,
of
Scotland,
the
fundamental
doctrine
of which was, that life is a state of
excitation
produced
by the
normal
action
of
external
agents
upon the body, and that
disease
consists
in
excess
or
deficiency
of
excitation..
Crantara
::
Crantara
(n.) The fiery
cross,
used as a
rallying
signal
in the
Highlands
of
Scotland..
Vendace
::
Vendace
(n.) A
European
lake
whitefish
(Coregonus
Willughbii,
or C.
Vandesius)
native
of
certain
lakes in
Scotland
and
England.
It is
regarded
as a
delicate
food fish.
Called
also
vendis..
Scotch
::
Scotch
(n.)
Collectively,
the
people
of
Scotland..
Scotchman
::
Scotchman
(n.) A
native
or
inhabitant
of
Scotland;
a Scot; a
Scotsman.
Sibbens
::
Sibbens
(n.) A
contagious
disease,
endemic
in
Scotland,
resembling
the yaws. It is
marked
by
ulceration
of the
throat
and nose and by
pustules
and soft
fungous
excrescences
upon the
surface
of the body. In the
Orkneys
the name is
applied
to the
itch..
Seannachie
::
Seannachie
(n.) A bard among the
Highlanders
of
Scotland,
who
preserved
and
repeated
the
traditions
of the
tribes;
also, a
genealogist..
Cockaleekie
::
Cockaleekie
(n.) A
favorite
soup in
Scotland,
made from a capon
highly
seasoned,
and
boiled
with leeks and
prunes..
Sowens
::
Sowens
(n. pl.) A
nutritious
article
of food, much used in
Scotland,
made from the husk of the oat by a
process
not
unlike
that by which
common
starch
is made; --
called
flummery
in
England..
Moot-hill
::
Moot-hill
(n.) A hill of
meeting
or
council;
an
elevated
place in the open air where
public
assemblies
or
courts
were held by the
Saxons;
--
called,
in
Scotland,
mute-hill..
Glynne
::
Glynne
(n.) A glen. See Glen. [Obs.
singly,
but
occurring
often in
locative
names in
Ireland,
as Glen does in
Scotland.].
Kirkman
::
Kirkman
(n.) A
member
of the
Church
of
Scotland,
as
distinguished
from a
member
of
another
communion..
Maiden
::
Maiden
(n.) An
instrument
resembling
the
guillotine,
formerly
used in
Scotland
for
beheading
criminals..
Scotticism
::
Scotticism
(n.) An
idiom,
or mode of
expression,
peculiar
to
Scotland
or
Scotchmen..
Dornock
::
Dornock
(n.) A
coarse
sort of
damask,
originally
made at
Tournay
(in
Flemish,
Doornick),
Belgium,
and used for
hangings,
carpets,
etc. Also, a stout
figured
linen
manufactured
in
Scotland..
Boot
::
Boot (n.) An
instrument
of
torture
for the leg,
formerly
used to
extort
confessions,
particularly
in
Scotland..
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